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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
d, CLOSE OF BUsI-
SALES FROM 81 O'CLOCK p. II. TO
MSS. 3 O'CLOCK p II
FRIDAY, June 5-P. ".

y
The stock market was still on the downward grade
to-day nearly every active speculative stock having
fallen below the prices of last night. Pacific Mail Is
the greatest sufferer having receded l. per cent.
Lake shore is still the lively bone of contention that
II has so long been and lost the per cent II bad
gained the day before. Being almost the only stock
that any combined effort has been made TO uphold.
il NAV be regarded as the test stock of the list and
its downward course perfectly shows the helpless
ness of the bulls even when acting in concert. West
ern onion gains nothing by the dividend OF the re-
port recommending IT, but continues TO droop. hay-
ing lost just per cent on the days busi-
ness. The report continues 10 be the
theme of conversation on the street ana
in the brokers' resorts, and only contrib
utes to the weakness OF the shares the more
il is discussed. The habit into which the Company
has fallen of buying everything bearing the name OF
telegraph IL deemed an exceedingly dangerous
one for the future of the stock, and presenting al
almost irresistible temptation to unprncipled out
ders TO get the direction and avail of the SPLEEN
did opportunities for the exercise of their peculiar
talents Central and Hudson holds its own, and
even gains fraction the favorable reports IN re-
gard 10 the extra tracks Wabash drops into alower
depth. and loses per cent, Union Pacific T. North
West !! and Erie !. Harlem remains in stats quo,
hardened bear could desire. The particulars may be
learned from the list of sales and the following table
of opening, highest lowest. and closing prices:
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Rseepta shipping TO-DAY 500 bales this day Asi
4.353 haes; total
sept 1876 hne last year 342 $50 bales ron
,ohat.d is daysl receipts 0i0 bales Great bnss
7gS Continent 1855 bales stock IN Seu Ferf
$50 bales consolidated stoek 2963oi bales The averages Of
,-,t.r forward deliveries follows June I53 bales
Jay 1913 bales $50 bales sepiember s25 bales De
tober November. l,767 bales Deesmber l,3O bales
Pr,t call: 100 II 5l6c August 100 lssc Octot-r
100 II 2332e POO l7oc, total 500 be. Second cs June
100 Ike; August, 100 Is 5-32c- September, 400, loc
100 II 32 October, 300, Il a December, 300 u Tbc
tot. BOO future delivery the markets. &c v Loser
the sae as follows all on balls OIL
Lo- Midiings; 49,. - o, ~. .
Jur 600 II l5.i6c 500 l. 81 32c 900 II l56c aasus
300 l5Se 600 Is l-32c, September 300. lssei NV 40
s32c October 500 II - J2c total 800 bales sA'cs
up o m.-June. 200 II loo 500 "a IS5z@ ia
.h Il ~ 200 II 7lbc, 100 II lJ33c lOV, 5 ,,,
IO0 II 1877 2bnn 49, Jaly. 100 l7fssi loo ~ ~ ~
ZOO w. - = -, seN " r. w., 90 I've
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The followino were the bids for State bonds:

The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week ending
June and since the beginning of the year;
ss..'s1 ISts <; 1s .ld5s III So gssssss
Ea,sl.s At s port .ss 497 $50 .sesiss.O $50 ssssI
Thrown on n.rket... 67.772i73 6l,2i3OOl o5I5-OoS
Al the annual election of the ST. Louis, Allen and
Terre Haute Railroad Company held at ST. Louis on
the LIST of June. Mr.. Robert Bogerd was unanimously
elected President in place of Mr. Charles Butler
William T. Meredith & Co., dealers in Commercial
Paper, Railroad and Municipal Bonds, have moved
their offices 10 No 81 William-st, next 10 the Bank
OF the State of Ncw-fork -,
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Pennsyi-
vania Ge III Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, Is
Reading Railroad 56;; Pennsylvania hanroau' ioi
Gold. III.
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. of the Bureau OF Sta
tistcs IA In pres IL contains account OF foreign
trade for the month ending Feb %, ls7A anu the eight
months ended the same compared with the correspond
ing periods of 1873 The Chief Of the Bureau FURNISHES
the following synopsis: -. 81.
p,vtot. Irporsa (sp~cie values exports
Month ended yss 1874 ssssSt7s5 $40 900 81 .GS SS1
1873. 55lls,5o2 5+s3o,oso IsIVVoo
sa4sa 100 5s5 4l264s 2o2 $50
Esh. month, ended Pen. 2s 90, ,,sasa --soo ON
OF the total trade the eight months ended Fen. %
1874 and ls73 following amounts consisted OF meF
cnandise aud of specie and bullion, respectively;
Donssie ro~,su
1874. Inporn - prt. exports
u.sA.ud.. sa55ss7 Ils 81 So o5i SO 753 1872
Specie ADD buon...... 23.s62,As4 SSool!oI t.oo'''
X.r,b.na.s 4lsess oso s27 $50 lo33sssd
Spec. I3.S7l,i9l 5o3oo,osa 7ssZol'
Tae s0tA vsge q foreign e0sspodities FemaiA1aI Do
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

" y :
TO-DAY ~ Pots steady and
v.-y inlet quot~d 6s,c Pearls inactive and nominal
sp,tou CORN AND BROOMs-The market very dull,
the receipt, and the demand on' limited quote Old
No. -c Menu Choice Ohio,
ggr AID Brush Corn at lOelle D. and Red AMI Red Tops
At / use Proons dull aud heavy.
BFEswAX-The temaud moderate. and the market firm
uot.uons 80 f3ic 35G36c
COTTOS-rhs for Cotton Is less active and With the
anf.vobe Liverpool holding III and the
e.sef bat pnoes are lower We quote A. olowsi
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY IL always an
important subject TO both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prol. r.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. NeT-York.
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG


MONDAY June J. 1874, trains esve Souh Bghht,
BROOKLYN. b. D.. o. follows:
jOA and internee stations connecting
Waller with ROcEhNAy ana Hemus. ~.
BABYLON boat for Fir- Island, and al PAtehcgGe
stage o BelepOrt Fre Place.
mp eOnnee..Es VIE RocEtSay Beach
sua hrEpssed
1880 % In OH accommodation connecting Hampstead
TO.saNAY Beach.
400 Valley With
ko-EsTaY Gn1 Hrmpstesd At Babylon With boat Tor
FIR Island aud at P4tchosne With 10; BelePou
aud FIRE PiAr-.
Accommodation stopping 81 stations
nerfiag wi Hampstead and K0ekAwar Beach.
600 n-Bsbvion connecting Hampstead
Rockavay
-Mernck Accommodated connecting WITH henpsie. and
ROck4wAy .-..-....-.
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BrSHwICK.
a.OO u-SundAy Isp stopping al al stations Hemp
stead and koctAwsy Besehl
10. 30 A. n.-sunday RockaN8y Accommodation
80 o. SUNDAY hoetsvAy and Hampstead Accommodation
500 D. A-Sunosy Baby Ion Accommodates
RooseVest kewlOk 20 MINUTES before eA'he hme
al bgbh-s - - -.-.- -. ,...3.u -.
Boat saTe GraBd EswYorL minutes before ea'ing TINE
OS r. WHITE Master Sf Irsnspofston.
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TOTAL. zoo II,ZtIiJO oUtli
In addition 10 the usual summaries ths report con-
tans detailed statements Of trade with the British
North American Colonies from 1854 TO 1873 inclusive the
articles imported under the provisions of the RECIPROCITY
Treaty. exports from the Dominion Of Canada to the
United States taken from the Canadian accounts ana
the imports from the Dominion OF Canada into the
United States taken from the United States accounts
during fiscal year ended June &c. 1879 trade or the
United Kingdom for 1871 1872 and 1873 foreign trade
OF France for 1873 list the duties drugs imported
into Austria statistics Of the silk industry and an es-
innate Of the indebtedness of the United States
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From the foregoing table It appears that OF tine tota
trade by water during the eight months ended Feb D.
1874 and 1873 respectively about "A per cent was carried
in foreign vessels.
The number and tonnage Of vessels engaged IN the
foreign trade which entered into and cleared from the
United States during the months ended Feb D. 1874
and 1873, were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06

DEM SYLVANIA RAILROA D.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Sew-YOrk from foot Of Desbrose and Corndiss as
Express M Harrisburg Pittsburgh and South with Pu
P,soe go and $3.50 SUNDAY Ate
For whsnsport Phla. Enc R. R.
WhAmSpor Lock Haven $3.50 connecting
siP
Por South Limited Washington tx
Of ParOr aA SUNDAY n $3.50
I'VE washingor slO Regular 5:4O and
EIpre.s or Philadelphia $40 $50 H.; 1890 g. $50
II night Sunday, >, T. $3.50, Ine Immigrant
and second class 7 =. n
Aeco.modasiOn for Trenton a, m ana $40 p .
For Newark o. $50. z. I;4O 3 y 10 II a. m ~ n
23O $40 3:4O. 4:lO 4:30 g. 52O. 54O ., bIO $50 100
$40 10 1880 n and ~ Sunday 52O and s:lO
For Elizabeth, $50 :. TAO. g. 8 10 n IL m $50
$40 4l0 4:3O $50 $40 D. $40 $3.50 1880. olO 10
ll:3O D m. II night Sunday $50. and $40 D - 20
RAILWAY 8. $50 7 g. 10 II 2 30. 30 34O
$40 $3.50 520 54O $40 $50 $40 10 N and IL aghi
For woodbrdg- AnbOy and South AubOy aud 10
Por New Brups-icf and n, IL N q $40. 43o s:20
Clio 2. n II night
FOR K.,i Milestone. IL noon. 81 sno 4.3O ..
For Philpsbure Belvldsre $3.50 a L., and p N 49,.
Burlington. sp0 Camden AL 51O r. l-oO
2, $40 ,, Z D N.
For Freehold IN and D. ~
Por FarnipgdAle Souau- a. ard z D
FOR and boat from Pier No 80
Tam, srrv. a. foows:-Pron Pittsburgh $50 u 35 and
q:35 o. daily 600 daily Monasy. From Washing
O. n sno lO27 D. PsisGelphs 10. $40, $50 lO.l5
ll55 n. 2:l5 s.15. 5l5, ESQ. s44 1927 SUNDAY
10 500 q: so Il SO a IN, $3.50 and 1927 .. II
500 AS IA and 80 BIoAiWsg No. Aor Honss
and Desbrosses IMMIGRANT Ticket Ones
Bsi.ery-pl.e.. D. NJ BOYD, jr. Gsa Passenger Agent
A j CAssArr. General Manager.
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.Me annoy tine CLOSING rates for foreign exchange

There was no change in money and with little
legitimate business to stimulate for funds. the
supply is gradually accumulating and borrowers
dictate their own terms. To-days rates on call were
2lG3 Prime discounts moved at sac
Government bonds have been dull and steady,
closing on the basis of 1905 l2Os for 1878 We an
neg the latest mutations current in the street:
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Tn, auot.uou. Cotton
aar, thar hali .raae below the luOte-
OELLyEAr.
To-isv Last Rv~nins Ts,si
ConAupp q tet -VV VI
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warehouse February %. 1874 was Sasss,cso, against

eSs. 72O5s5 February 20, 1873.
Allowing for the difference IN warehouse the expor"
for the eight months ended February 49, 1874, were In
Of the imports the amount OF t63s35ss while
for the corresponding period Of 1873 the reverse was the
case the imports exceeded the exports by ssstNi|
During the eight months ended February D. 1874 and
1874 the following values carried in cars and other
land vehicles. and American and foreign vessels
respectively;
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RvBn RAILRoADAfer June D. 1874, through trains Id
Grand Central Depot.
500 Northern Express, With drsyingroom
through Rochester and St. AlbAns
ester, Bufllo,
lU:45 a m Northern and Western krpress
$40 D n Albany ana rrov RIpress
4OUp n Montreal BKDTess with seepingca from Work
81. AlbsnS
IT. Express Daily with sleeping for WATERFOWL and
Cau6nd1iguA
500 D. m Pacific Express Daily with deepnges for Rochester
Fai Chicago Oota l. 3 AID NJ =
Rs
way 49, c H. KESDRICK.
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In railroad bonds the market was weak, if any
thing, the Pacific Mortgages, and Chicago and North
Western Consolidated Gold bonds having declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06

The gold market opened at ILL., sold up to lll..
ana then declined to 111t. closing at Hi to lls
after day of dullness and meagerness of transae-
TONS Loans cost for carrying l. II, 2, and per
cent and fat The speculation is not just now
effected By any special considerations though there
may be reasons arising by and by 10 influence the
market. Loans are reported 10 have been nego-
tated In London of late to the extent of E2SOOOO.
OF which E2,000,OOO is for the Wyoming Coal and
Iron Company. This will make upward of Ga
OOOOW Of exchange, and the knowledge of that
amount u bills coming on the market IS calculated
TO weaken the tone of sterling. The nominal rates
are however, still on the basis of "a s.. 10 the 1
for sixty days. and 81 81 for sight. The foreign
markets were quiet though consols and American
securities closed weak, after ruling strong and
higher, and new fves of 1881 were down upward
Of TO . per cent. Money at banks Of discount was
oDtalnabe at ,. per cent. or below the minimum
rate at the Bank of England, this institution losing
on balance GHOOO sterling. The outward-bound
steamers tomorrow will sail with. according TO
estimates up 70 the close tonight SOOOO IN specie,
OF which $4,000 is gold coin. The import entries
Of dry goods at the port Of New-York for the week
ending tonight amounted in coin valuation to
sl.325,G09, the amount thrown upon the market
footing up 81 29s 800 The Assistant Treasurer re-
deemed IN called Five-Twenties $4,000, and dis
bursed Sl6s 900 in coin interest the public debt
The days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Cold cleared. S396l7 900; gold balances,
SL&O,52; currency balances, Sl,6C9,ljl. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06

RIrM-The declined about No
lowest contract Tor S
~ Which the setus cost prce Win Nre
lower bu; still therr vas no
oneui the FOR hohs on ns @
European and the denor'I CONDITION o. oers
In .dtiou TO Of 5OO Dds 'o'
=, i9s.c and 800 bba High l3S,c-quod At me eoss
I,s.. ,t ~ FOR Cy bulk and iA' sy sale.
Oo hs .po, At bbl July aud August al snip
r,ng Cra. nominal The markets were All aaes
=. ~ I5 Ttusyie 2Odl - O city II Petroleum brnss
nj II ,sked United PArkeps Al PhlAdepa. me
.as tu and depressed proups deliveries qaoe1 al IL " ~
sac s,ts NOR active with obbinx business .oi &C
the 0casks Carolina Al S9vci -oo oAs'
do q n - 20 god -, .x.s.. th. -
.so,. gbt sale. B2T hhds Cuba o0-s 10 ~
de7and sne prees urn
a. a. NJ. lose FOR lOase Tor Ora'hea sna IV' S
GRADUATED. .... Al aOo 49,.
h. s q ,,e ana nominal l2sdl2 tor Western and
l2aal2s,c for city. 49, -, a., -. -, ~ an.
met !. srmer sales Of 5oo hhds 81 A1fl2o SEED Lesi
~ t,m.pd tue sales embrace 300 Cogneeaea Soe
1882 At "a do %. Crop 1872 a. Oc % ee
gec.ut Crop public 100 saiaT
kind. Al d2Oc. 200 bales Havana Soc 9sl 49,, =.
TALLOw fairly active aud sLes Of 10 hhia Pnns w
: go aud l9oVoV 20 10 -
7s9s Lice as &C. Ier fancy and SOVOV % rims "0'-
ally . 49,, ,..,hss
TkAsn IN. market there feeling prices have -
limit thought, for the present. s.s
$50 500 bali chests ofren Nls eo -, .,.
WOO-Snoa oar mArAe A.s 0si - 'a Sc 30 w.
10 hsAithg AZ As@s-cs Zen ~ p~s'' VI
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
EEW AND FJLL-POWRRBD Steamship
SATURDAYS Liverpool on IN CRS
0AYS csing a Cora HsrDOr eseh
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY June g. 81 1000 a n
CELTIC SATURDAY. June Is. al $500 N
ADRIATIC SATURDAY. June 20 at 1000 L.
BALTIC SATURDAY. June p. at 800
OCEANIC. SATURDAf, yulV =.
Prom DOcE PIE ? o. North River
for a clss-e unrvae1 combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
Bathroom IN niosho SEQ
ieL Surgeons aad He~uaess ACCOMPANY
lheses
KATkSSAIoon $50 Return Tickets $40 goc. eersge
a, for friends the Oo Country
ssn Obtain prcpNd certificates a, low
OF AIbercA ara n-nout
korvs swe1en. India Australia CEnA &C
pr1fts Il
ano otheT niOrlnatOn apply
No - Broadway. hew-lOrL K J. COhIlS, Agent
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MIDLAND r.

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Pss,e. ger dego in NewiOrL Jersey City 1m foot
Cortlandi aud DISTINGUISHES.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
sm-Oswego Express for Ossego Oneida UHcs Rome Svrs
Norwich
without change OF through 20 OsaegO.
$40 m.-Walou WAY NsOA. Delaware County ErwYOrk
e. U i.sre. change Of cars.
lI.4Ua Nv. TpE4yke Accommodation.
500 .. m-BlOoril-iAle Nay
4:3O p m-Use1 C.uutJ Express tsIough BeaUs without
change Of
3. 80 Q. IN - loom.rc'ale Local.
G:2O p NV orle.GyEe Local.
For The City Albany Division through Tappaatown,
sac o. n. and q 80 y. IA, without caauge OF
Raj road Fl $40 and $3.50 making
G!rtt connection a Franklin
ALL TRAINS STOP AT HACKRNSACK AND PATERSON
Tickets soli and baggage checked ~ all principal places
Forwarded fOr al Pier 81 North River
Pennsylvania adjoining Desbosesst Ferryl
QUICK DISPATCH and LOWEST RATES.
General Once, g6 LAbsr;y.st. New.York. II CHAPMAN
Freight d Passenger Agent
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TIZFNS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY.
ERIE RAILWAY.-SUMMER ARRANGE

II MINT Of Trains taking MAY % S74. From Chambers
Depot (For Twenty huist note below
mCncnust and Chicago Day Brpress DAwngroom Coches
to Buffalo and Sleeping Cosches TO destination - 90
lO4J H-EIpr Mail for BudAl aud Niagara Falls Sleeping
Cosoh 10 Buffalo.
pm-DaIy PAcisc Express the West Sleeping coAche,
FAs, Ccio1a, Detroit
Chicago without change.
Trains leave for
Port Jervs B. O. 40 lO:45 m 4:3O $50 1880 AMI
= Mideown \ t-:3O, tlO.S0 and 1879 a. M, $40,
Midland Railroad RcuGOui
Kingston u. and $3.50 D. N. Goshen. IS : fs:30 =
1850 l0:45 m $3.50 3;i5. $50 80 1850 and =
N. Warwick, B. lO:ij ID, ana $50 Newburgh ts5u
1880 and lO45 40, 345 ., $3.50, o. b3O, and
p H. RidgewOol, Hohoku AleDdale end Ram
se Gas, 2 1880, 10 80 1915 LAB, 345 D, 5:3O
1880, .nd p H., and ~ midEght Paterson, 20 d43
noon AS g. '3l5 3:45 A30 445, .. 5;l5. $50 6l5
$3.50 S:l5, and 1890 and IL midnight Newark -
z $50 49, lU:45 and 1880 3:l5. 4:45, $50. 6l3
AMI 1880 and II Ssturd.y nights only Cress 4iJ O41
s9 1O.f5 l:3O 3l5. Is $50 $3.50 and = -
y Saturday only. Raihurj PARK and Plssac $40
1880 TO- 1850 y noon tli5 g. 3ij $50 J:l5 o. '63o
slj 1890 and IL midnight Hslale ana Hactensack
44j $40 and a 40 3 A. and q p m; an1 y SstuflaY
SpArki 55. 81 g. and lOi5
1870 o. dis 4:t5 $3.50 Ga and t7i5 snd II SATURDAY
Permont and Nysck 40 and - 1870, l1
VALLEY 40 7:l5. SIS s:4j, 10 and lO45 l. 4:iJ,
D. N. and II II, Saturday nights ouly.
NorE-Isns Chambersst hall hours eaTe
ffteen shan leaving Cham
bers quarter hours leave 23 thirty minutes eare Boats
lO:3O and 1900 midnight. connecting with
leaving Chsmbest hours The s:t5 and J;lo
trsins start from Chamberss- OnY
Tickets passage Drwnr Room and SleeH
be obane1 ard orders for the checking an transfer
be lef the Company Offices "a 529 and 9Jt
Broadway l25h and 3iave' Cour's Brooklyn al the
COmpanys Depot, and OF Agents at the principal hotels
O~4'' .Ipn7Sr Co. p....-co- a,,-.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads
LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM

vBBARD ,nd DANIEL DREW leave foot Of ve'tr-' Pier
80. North River. $50 TwentYthirdst tBorth Of
Bne Ferry at s45, landing at YONKKas TARRYTO"S and
NYACK INV fe-ry-bos. P0UGHKEBPsIB, RHNbBBCk. CATS
KILL. and HUDSON ali West and North
Trp tickets to WHIST POINT, CORNWALL, aud hEWBURG,
mining fav
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NATIONAL LINE.

Piers ~ and a.. North RveL
TO QUEENSTOWN AND INBRPOOb:
(fRRPCR No. QUEEN June 20 300 a.
BGYPT Sat Juus Is. 2OOp n. CASADASat June Y D. m
pOR LONDON UikBtI.
PRANCl lhoupsop SATCRDAY June q, at $3.50 n.
$40 steersge az greatly reduced
pce Prepl stesrass ucEe from
Bro.awnv " !. HURST MANAGER.
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II 25s2e 100, u I3Ieei 400 II 1922 600 i7' sed
2S32e LOO IL ',e August 900 IL 5l8e o ~ sfsrl
100 Islsc 1900. IL 932c 500 is,r 100 IL 75Ze ItD
IL 3l6c; 1000, Il 5-S2e September 500. u ISS~ S
lsIsa; 200 IL Lice 100 Is l32e j l-lbe ttD
lse October 800 II Total 1900 bales grand oA lo"
bales
COPFgB-The quiet asd prices nominal sales
bsg. lsa-g. s,j0O bags RIO PEI Molly a. bal
timore on tTarsDref
CAsDLBsThe market very quiet 81 about p.iou pe,. 20
nuots AdAmantine Be- u AZ lbe. snd 10
I7Gls Sperm 2Se Patent 5595Je and Fsra"s al ~
d27c
Flour AND MyAL-The Flour q1e aai
No thr .sggnt NeT and are er
Choice Family Rrtras common 10 Good Wp~
and havv tle close ne msrArt ts'
dnD WIn,er Hbeat Ezra, sa.e- Of bbs We quote 80
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NUhIH UEhMAN ILUlU oICAMoIAIt
In COMPANY.
FOR SOUrHAMPTOY AND BREMEN
The stenshD HOHkNZOLLE RN CAN'T W Noriennoh WI 'si on
~KDSESDAl June 3 a. non BreHrr Pier 1901 Ih''s-
'oIoves by
Ste.nsup MAIN Capt A Do Lrnon SATURDAY. June 9.
BATES PASSAGE TO LONDON HAVRb AND BRbMRS
~ z0UIvALEST ~ cURRsSoI
second eAop
$50. .
fertre,rbt applvto OELRiCHS CO.. Agents.
BoMlngrreen
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Gteamboats ano Railroads..

pRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatonc
ID a. LAU "a 1isoon
tnued from Bnoge
port Steamer BRlDG report before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
" FORD R-SRW YORK AND NEW.HAYEN DIVISION
Msy 1s 1874 Pasenre' Station
NewiOrk Grand Central Depot entrance Forty J1ls
Trains Tor SewHayeu $40 lAccu.I 90 itI 800
t4ccuI lOOUA n tExl 1900 lAccu.i 800 ErI SOD ILr
2:4O Accu 1895 and jlj Local III 10 EI AID $40 EI
For South Sorwsk 40 s:O5 9:O5 H. 1900 l.sO tE1
2:2O I5 IS J:l5 $50 6:3J. $40 $40 n. Por
40 sos sos. 1910 100 Loo 80 aDt BIO BAL
500 43S As B. -, j;4O 6:3J, 100, 5lOi g:lO
For Port Chester. ll.3O 4. IN.
Boston Express Springfield SOB ard 10 snt $40.
p Line and - 10 p IN The SOP M 100 ~
STANFORD NOrwalk. and %
and 1000 and 300 s:l and 9lO At Bridgeport The
with shore Line Division Tor
Providence and the Connecticut Valley al SaEboos The 500 and
Division Tor Norwich and Newtiayen
r. NeviAven and The 500 and Ii
s:Oj, 10 and y
r. Springfield and NJ for Montre The
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n va Providence
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Trans
Tickets can Ticket Once Of Company Grand Cen
ira Depot Of ~ l. Transfer Co Sii Badvay ad
\. Y AID No COurtst' Brooklyn who Will
check baggage rOm residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
THE MARKETS.
lCarelull, reported for THE rRiBUSg.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


The following complete list Of exports 'a'Pei 10 vessels WHICH
were cleared to-day for foreign ports;
AsTysRP-Ship HelgA
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-02
Trichna spira.is,

The regent distressing eases of trichna
spirahs, at Flint and South Haven,
Michigan, which resulted so fatally, have
been made the subject of a patient and
prolonged investigation by the Medical
Society of Kalamazoo. Postmortem of
the bodies of the victims were made. and
these loathsome parasites were found in
great numbers in the bodies. The pork
and ham were also examined and found
to be al;ve With them. 1t was further
more ascertained that in each case ham
had been eaten raw. As there are others
liable to eat ham in this condition, We
commend to them the following extract
from the medical report:
Eat no uncooked or Lalf-cooked bcg's
flesh. The raw flesh of the hog, what
ever its shape or condition-whethor ham,
bacon or pork, salt or fresh, smoked or
unsmoked-is liable to contain this para
site, full of a life and activity that may
soon work remedilcss mischief in the
human body. Bologna sausage, if pork
be in it uncoOked, is as dangerous as any
other form of this meat, The heat that
cooks meat, utterly destroys the life and
mischievous power of these vcrmin, aud
no one need fear any harm if this fact is
observed"