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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29

warded yesterday by Park commissioner wales 10
Mayor Havemeyer
ovrlcn DEpARrMESr or PUBLIC PaaKs,
70 UNION SQUARE, May -, 1874.
Hon. W1LLIAJ +. HAvEMKYER. hayor:- -
slk-By your appomtmen5 IN January i5A va
made Commissioner Of the Department of Public Parks.
for term Of ve years to succeed Thomas fleld AZ
the time when took the oath OF Office the reasons Jos
creditable, you had been Jealous reorirer | EN-
tered Al once upon the discharge OF my duties ana tne
record will show IN what manner those 80, duties res
3 period OF four months the new charter cams
into operation, and, for reasons which were
NO doubt, satisfactory to yourself The er nl5
senior colleague Mr. Frederick T. Church iaring even
than myself as he reappointed for term OF
consider it creditable TO Mr. Church that be
should have declined 10 take his place In the NTH Cate
CORY. desire TO resign office, Tor the reason
that has rksone to me and inasmuch as II 70
quite likely become to my successor as Commits
dependent Judgment think the public ana yourself are
entitled know the which has Influenced my
decision. In my opinion the Department Of Parks
could be managed with more efficiency comptreiieE
Green would insist upon the retention appoint
of his personal frcndsnot always the besfin ana
10 the various offices Of the department. and cond some
his hostility it would result In some good to Tie service.
1t would also rebound to the credit OF this industrious
official IT. while paving strict attention to his own duties
which are sTdnous enough to ta1 a. ms I ana saga:
affairs OF other municipal departments and stop the
practice Of coverty undermining the official character
sponsibe to public Judgment If this disauetis element
coud be Withdrawn from the Department 81 ParkA ana
II commissioners could be permitted to an nde-
pendent DISCRETION in the selection OF their aaxfiare
upon the pleasure he would and in his relations with
Commission whose president knows how 10 mite 70.
ings OF others am. sir. very respectfully yours,
s. II. WALES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29

agreed that 10 was wen written, ana II wcs 60 b
engrossed and reported at once to the board.
On motion OF Alderman 0TTENDoRFEa the Board
then adjourned.
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Stock this day, May-28, 1874. lis
Comparing with stock May 20,
1873. .... 4
Comparing with stock May -
30, 1872. n
Comparing with stock June

sd '..;.:.:...:. MhJ 72sa Nssl5 6ss6
736c; lair good fair, 7hc TIC. good TO prime re
asc grocery fair TO good SIC asEc prime to choice
&c exc moas, =, ahd Isl and boxes e 7s mela;
to e. ne; do, 10 to IL re. Skc DO, ID TO l5
$40 sc do l6to AZ essc s5fc do 10 to ~ lo1Sc
mon to prime 7c Sc grocery fay to e, sho.ee SIC
Java--Dutch Standard Nos 10 IL Sc. SIC Man;ia-
Superior and extra SUPERIOR. &c. q 7s.c
sTEARINE continued inactive, but was quoted firm at
from l214c. Fac. per ID.
TALLow was arm and in fair demand Sales 100 hhds
of city on private terms; quoted TIC. per ID. and
60c00 lbs OF out OF town at 7sc l3-l6c.
WHIsgEY-Recepts, 26) bbls. The market was mode r.
ately active and again higher Sales 200 bbis
and 100 bbls at ssAc., closing at the latter price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, May e. 1874
Exchange active on The United states sixty days.
currency 100 40 premium; short sight Ill il3 pre-
MUM; sixty Gays gold. 1876 IJ prewluln short sisht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29
CITY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dfs.
bursspents and receipts OF the Treasury ycster.
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29
TIE DOCK DEPARTMENT.


The Improvements TO the water Front
North and East Rivers.
The Board OF Dock Commissioners met yester.
day afternoon. President westervet IN the chair
The minutes OF last weeks session were read and
approved.
The report OF the Executive Committee was read
granting the petitions OF Neidlinger. schmidt l.
Co. 10 lease the ground at the loot OF Eass Sixty
third street for pier, AZ rental OF $50 per an
nun for ten years. H. 8. and &. r. Hunt were
granted a lease OF the dock on the south side OF
the pier at Thlrty-f0urth street, North River, as
the location for floating GA h, ON their agreeing
to paw renta. OF $3.50 per month.
The dangerous condition OF the pier at The foot
OF East l25th street was reported aud measures
Tor its repair ordered.
The following statement, showing the progress
of the work under the charge Of Jonn Turner.
read Piers Nos. 20 and Il North River and No. 8
East river are repairing n The piers az thirty
are being rebuilt and extended. No. 65 East
River is being repaired with new plies. The wharf
at Castle Garden has been repaired.
The Chief Engineer, General Charles X. Graham,
reported that during the past week the guide
pier No. l. at the Battery laid, and lis cubic
yards OF concrete were lowered into the crib. At
the Christopher street section the work accom-
plisned was very considerable, involving an I'M
usual number and variety OF separate Jobs In
these were included the tearing up Of the connec.
the PIERS the tenders, the putting ON
OF armatnres. &c. the dredging for the week
amounted TO 800 cubic yards; Sc piles were
driven and 6529 OF cubic yards OF concrete were
laid on the bulkhead wall The first course Of
granite blocks was commenced on Monday, and 80
blocks were Lard during the week. The Beton
blocks laid amounted to 1906 cubic yards and
weighed 803 tons The Terry platform and the
work on new pier No. ts progressed Satisfactorily:
The new pier at the loot OF Jane street Is ab0ue
completed
on new pier No. "a North River 10 rows OF piles
were driven, containing POS piles. The side ranges
were laid out for distance OF Iii feet. the amOunI
OF deck laid aggregated 1850 square feet.
The manufacture 81 Beton blocks has continued.
and the steam derrick has moved during the week
259OS cubic yards, weighing $40 tons.
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TIC IUIIUWIDR IS STATEMENT or the sDecip cy-
ports ;-Europe. s1,1S3,0s3; Havana sls5. o5o:
Montreal. 100000. Total, sl,4Gs,os3
The specie engagements for Saturdays Euro
pean steamers up TO the present amount 10
s55o,oo0 gold com. Tomorrow 100000 gold com
will be shipped to Canada.
The bids Tor government gold az the Treasury
to-day amounted 70 s3,5s5,0oo, at prices ranging
from ul.75 10 1922
sALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Thursday. May oslo A. M..l
Hnfnre fafl.
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2Uo On lex VI Co. :.
10 Amer tx Co. b C
800 adams TX Co. b C
20 I ; Elk Co......o C
~ Pac N IS Go. n c
100 DO. .slO
Iv0 do. ...........
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Second Board-l p. M.

"a 100000 Us $50, C, CT. 1904
" 95cU Us $40, c, "a. b C l20sS
~ 500 Us $40, C. i67. .sn 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29

Paris, la q !s5 premium: SPANISH gold. ~ ~
Freghts-Loadinga Havana for the United states per
hid Of sugar, ~ - 70; per lhd OF molasses. ~
s. o oadng at other ports the north coast ior me
United states per hid OF sugar. - 70 81 % per md
OF moasses, IS % q - 80 To Falmouth and orders,
loading at Havana, sos. per ton.
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$1,000 Tenn IS. II. ex C.
lCOOG y Y Cen SIS. 's3..
10000 In r RR lst m...
300 do.
6Jco 90 ............
1900 7, r W & C LIST. b C
1000 g L n w C cgb'S
1909 do. ............
1000 Ches 4 y lst, C on
1900 l. shore I'd IN, c..
40 shs Fourth Nat Blk !
~ Manhattan BIZ. /
: Cent Nat Blk ......
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29
RESIGNATION OF A PARK CoMMIssIoNERR.

The following letter of resignation Was for.
warded yesterday by Park Commissioner Wales Il
Mayor Havemeyer
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
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Uintcr Is Here.


winlef - hrts. knoW It is,
THIS iirrc- cold blast 4 surely his.
The summer solsticc. Il l. past,
Aud iogrls autumn faded faat;
The lsAn-.s tTers bath bleak aud drrat.
Aud hoitsn'd days proclaim uhAt's hrf-,
but then . ith ffost aud cold Come anpu,
when mstriiy our sicishs ulli ~
viii ice Su ~ - pond aud LAKE.
where nu auF skatfs NC pirasutf ttkH
Then a. At ~, the hr around
We Fathsf tlus,. thsfe viii aiaafi
tEcn thnuFh the Wind rage iuna aud .'neI
TIE stofy aud the mtfTy sunE
Hat 90 must ever h-af in mind
This - the season 10 h. kini.
See that Puur iuan hos i.9Yfl, ,i4d
a. sldgu ~ her Wrtds 80 al,
VIII hauEfJ c'.iiifcn, hall s'".fr
Mlilr o. have all -. s4ut and tu.f.
- let ouf tsnsfsf al slb1fs thafs
What 'r fuu heaven w. tAtt g. I.s
~ bsssiugs goat ali "d tr'HH
un those uhu hsip tAt l1uf l.a
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
N?octrg.
CIIISTuAS THOUGHTS.

The following beautiful lines are said 10 have
been written by Mr.. Walter Il. Abell. son Of
the proprietor II the Baltimore SaR
Away With melancholy thought
ANsy With longings eva fraugh-
ShVw that Sour souls NrIv eaily Taught
With WhisTeuuEs Of lote,
10 D. a. LapIy ~ tLry may
VpVn tie bright. the hoiy dAS
Rysers,d fof Hin above.
hs th'"h 81 leftne hrafts ths chime
That halls the giaisomr Chtistmas timr.
Your hr,.iLrs should bng ghtcr l~-
Nvur action, nauiicr. hotter. tive
rtli ~ the simpig Christmas tfrr
The happtuess luu shafr
wish all mankind shs rith. Abe loo,.
futu uuuc un shat dss ffum out iaHt
Aud lci each tot. each giU 90 store
Tie curfti a. IfsNNft
Ant tl,.ob 81 lostns heart, tbg ehmr
Ih4i hsi's ths slais"me 'hf'stiuA' & uas
ro Oh sour N.fr, Ct,,.tiua." tu
ADD sAuss ra,h hiile L,att 90 ts,u
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Mo tnapi,aion uili
Tot tautitAi htstt are Ntttr a.
g. catch ihe ras Il ta'tsfnstsr
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The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
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The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19


CHaists.s lsftfvt. Very saau ai esod
ch'istaus -sai sarne rsgans will be ca.tins
about o. zee wha, they may ., ,ect far .Chr.s..
mss presents. jus, shat zsay -~liw>-~%~e
for the price ~ suii the ease l. whst every.
body" wants b know. Que will buy bax ~
cigars. ~ expensive brand. to present 10 the
nan who smokes. Annthcr will buy q costly
snufI bex, Allied With powdered tobacco. An.
other will put o.. o.. ~ even go into a richly
carved tobacco pipr aud each Of the givers
will congratulate himself that he u doing .
handsome thing Hut how much better would
BE- basket of fruit ur a barrel = apples. IN
which All could participate Another will buy
basket Of champagne or a case II ether costly
wine. aud send II to his friend a. a Christly
Christmas--pTescnt' Another will content him.
self with q demljohn oi old Bourbon; another
with keg oi lager beer. Liquor dealers count
large orders Tor the holidays But are these
substances the beat for holiday presents Will
God bless them 10 givcr or to receiver II not.
then they are inappropriate. lfthcy do harm
rather than good, then curses rather than bless
ings will come with them.
Others, who mean we'll. but arc not ye, de-
vclopcd above the animal appetite. will go
largely into confectionery. They will buy
great quantities Of highly .colored aud richly.
scented candies, with more or less white clay.
plaster OF Paris aud real deadly Poisons in
them 10 bo given 10 good little Sunday school
children II will cause sickness in many fami
lies and death In some. But the matter of life
and death is in the hands of Providence you
know" and wo muat not be haid resnona aibie -
Besides "ehildren will have candies, aud We
cannot help IT," And this is the way you pro
pose 10 treat the subjeet' will you contribute
toward fund 10 buy posons 10 feed little chill.
dren, and then put the responsibility on Prov
idenee or on the wicked onel That 10 "too
thin" What is reason given 10 nan for except
10 be uscdl
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
LdIaUcffc's Uaich.
T's sroRr OT THE Travels ~ 4 r,uEriEcK

thss ooantry. la connection with the rcso.
ioa vas statement that the watch was ia
II pss-,ssiSn of John u. ward. Esq. of Texas.
II hs' purchased Il four year, ago at pawn
.LksF's sale ~ Louisville. for the su'n ui sew
Ay hvs a1llaTs. Il bears the INSCRIPTION
Washington 10 Gilbert Mottiur dc l.aiay etir.
'-loornwsihs' caPiIulatton. yorktown. uctp
81 :. burihg the Visit Of the Marl.s
Nashville IA is25 this watch ny strii.n
sipPeafe.l. aud ~as never heard 81 ,gau ..
- turned up ia the hands of joht 4 =
'ss. Al amateur dstectiyc has ,,cs.
= prrigrinat, ns aud has gwen the resu.t
10 u- SeW Yofk Word, He 90. h,s.
81 10 dad sarGes, " fad ous y ho
waa very AFAav~s s~sk
ss.@-. SatT -
-V' iptoss oftas ilitf bat esca ino.
tium Ahsfsi f.n ths Yili,f 30. the Inscription
rhls sipra g.t t.ilsi Hs nsst fssofted T. az
,Ham' ''s'tan 81 'Ae fceofi.. new sp.i-r h.ts
ste., N-sh'llle. cautsHi .fsfy With us
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The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

&0- A New Orleans paper offers the senti.
ment thus; "GeOrge Washington First in war
arst In peace, and last IN getting monument
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

Ess-AIl is wcll.ordered when God orders, and
God will order our matters when lie q trusted
- do g..
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

se-A philosopher has discovered shat men
don't object to being overrA,ed. except by as.
aeeaors
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

eo-No man can truly feel for the poor with
out feeling in his pocket
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

ee-oue pcdlar ovcrtook another on the road
'IIallow. friend, what do you carry ," Rum aud
whiskcy = "You may go ahead, carry. grave.
.tonos
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

iss-A minister asked a tipsy fellow. leaning
up against fence. wher" he expected Ia 60
when b. died. "lf I can't got along any better
than Il" now said he. II shant go anywhcrs.
III stay where am.'
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

sa-A PorPlexcd schneider. who had made
s garincnt for youth and found himself una.
bic to dispose oi the surplus iulnc.s which ap
peAred when trying !, on the young candidate,
declared vociicrously, "Dc coat is gnci. /. ~
fault OF dc coat. Do poy is ton tin
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

e8- According 10 q Cincinnati paper, John
Thcnas was recently sued by Hester Prim for
bres1n Of promise. "JOhn Thomas, come into
coVrtr shouted the constable. "John Them.
aasneednt come In 10 court me any more. said
Hssler. primly.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

"oh my God. he is dying" Shricked the
mother. clasping him. in Wild despair IN her
arms. "will no one run for a doctor 30
Lucy was turning To go, though she saw N
was hopeless. and knew not where t. seek a
physician, when the door opened. aud two
strangers entered. one was Hugh w,lloushhy,
who came forward eagerly. saying,
81 heard you ask for doctor. My lrieud
here is one. told you" noddng To- the little
girl, IL was coming to see you. aud W. are just
ia tune
hut his companion. ~h" had already ed-
vanccd u the bed. shook his head. as he gs4ed
on the calm. still face. "llc Is where uo earth
ly physician eau avail him but happier, hap
picf. Tar. ho SAID, addtessind the mother, tears
IA hts voice ''than hc was here. or any II us
eau hc uli w. follow him. Tho i.ptd hath
sv,u. t't TIL, great PrAcii,..uor wa dovoat
Chrsuan, "snd the Lord bath taken away
birssrd be lhr nalne Of. tbs Lprd.'
! A. he sioks, thc ne,gl kr' lag el.nnvs, - 90
oon6tw his wwds. tose1d's fiiun~pbsns bsfs'.
aad then we're hushed. z
Tue mestgs. al iha, e.ts' 49, H"
iA.fs laa' one, bet-...a rg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
nnMksTIC MARKETS.

ALBAvr July llGrnn no sales RYE held a, 81 10
BALTIaosE July ll.couol tu Low Madlas' lGisc Plonr
1e.dy unchanged Wheat du Choice ante 81 1901 jO
prme Red 35asl AZ; Conoa fair TO- 81 2Oael 30 Corn
W Wss do WSts Do 7sc Rpe ia ani noDns Al
Slgsi TO- Hay steady at s2Oas24 BulE Mests-Shoaers
7siG Gse Clear Rib sides, lol4e 9ioL BaoonshOgsers
l5iaSi69 Lard l2asaI2 Western butter in demand
Coffee dull nominAJ Unchanged "hs qas and steady small sales
I5d;yA1o JAY 1l-L,Ae and Rail for ne "a hour
Osu 1910 bnsh Canal Sbpmeais"ses - 2O5
1905 2i6 bush Raj EIpors-wheai iO7 bush.
9ae: Com sac Oats 90 FOaI quiet saes 900 Dbs Westen
- Is qs9 Wheat qulet Milwaukee Ne Spring IL 3Os
III 2sGsl 2sle Corn Of 10000
Oats scare No W'i,.in esia at Sie ana
Re tubs and l39l3 shoulders 99S Breakfast Bacon
CscAGO jay {alei ana aHelanss S5e1 ,eye g9ef
i 'n Il iS pp as u No. spa a 81 o7 e Z
9Sc Corn active and aher No hre 6la6l g closed 81 l
Sag a RT S I'D as :, AZ for No. = o. I1I St
aena1I and oae hs5er No spring 81 I5dsi 20 sp 81 o.
ja 81 1ugus Pors in lar dsi and aGvsaeed closed easier Il
40 I2 spot s.ssdy $40 35asi 37 sgy, $40 35G
M, ~ ps5e.t ej o5 =, - - Jai ~ Oisss 1 ~
August. Cora 81 i july Gle August aspt.@5 Js6 bs Fu9
nsa..- POur wheat 10000 bush Corn
New Red 81 iOas 10 New White 81 I5asl 70. Corr ~
demand higher; aIea 05a6sc Oats am.' higher
Toe 80, grades 24s25e Pork quiet b., I'm snail safes st
sl9 TO- Lard quiet dru,. Sumner l0Atallc keitoioo
sales j - BuS Heats aud hgheF sboaeH sold
a. 7c se9 At =. asked spst sold At Tie payer Jaly Clear RIB
sl - 43GtJ %, spot Ssr, bayef Juyi Clear sides &C.
Bacon
Gear SIDES. lO14 GIlc Nhlsky 81 0se
CLsyaLASD July llWhea lrnef and higher No. Red 81 20
Corn rnebanscd Oas No STATE 54e No 52c White
Doe Petroleum
DsTH9IT Jay IIteqr qo, unchanged Wheat s,s,sy
bItfA II 81 No White, an Amber Michigan - p.
vego. 5Llr
Louis'LLE Jn llFour Wheat unchanged Corn quist ADD
nheuAhsre Al <1o OAs quiet unchanged 6Odb5c I've
Al e Porh qe aud unchanged 500 Bacon arm ana
A. 80 HAms-sussEeur-d IA Plain 1899
snd IN sI demand ss1lasa 7i sides, go Clear
Side lO'S- Lard. L1S4als'sG WklskJ. esS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13

srxru July l-Piour dull and nomin. Corn am and ,eiroe
held - sh Provisions nrm and
IN tl 11.. 4g 80 q 22 No 81 is fal s
September ~ IL and higher; No q Die Corn n
a, ode Barley unsettled ard nominal 80 sprns ~
81 H. Lake freigh-wheai Buffalo. 3c 10 osTrgo o0
cripts-5 500 "a 900 bush Wheat Shipments Vi'
Og Nav Juy Ii-inn dull At aOe Pork 'arner at
Adj 5OdS2I 62L, 1ieree l2 Sugar dnhi ru
Far 5-l Mnasses-Ilin fornentng j3, I~dso I'D - 55iT
and srner. or lilarv 11l1H2U- Fair, II 2c@-c cool A.
99o.r Prpe 2sd23i9r Other arces UNCHANGED Coils lIO
KIclanqe-Ssw-YoIk Ssut a siernr 1850 Az 400
bs W6es, DAN .,lt. 800 bush So Cab 81 80
Frtra White Michigan held at - ~ orr % ~ Vi
tr Bo,e $50 FOR Uuboltei o Nil le~i unchanged sno
SIS. Shp.tuss 500 Miiinrs 81 gt26 toR a. t die
lower; Wheat, 7c Corn o'Ac 70 = Reerts-
Huson - 90 80 Nes5lrgh: IS % - rev pA: LAg
l5sOO bush Wheat soi 1000 let La'er' O"lA 'H''
PnIADsPnrA july -u,ter aove NeEYork stat. ani BIa1
ford County 32-i Choice Western ZSaz'e; FA'I 49, 70 prime
lIDll &c; Halt SKINS So iDe kL1 hrm receipts n-A 80
Isc Jair and August Crude. s73a.1ic Provisions ad'AncZ
tendency PorS-Me S9a7is - fonr gqsi ana n b,
Isl ,5; Amber f0ufI -. RYE unchanged Corn ul
5sd zoe Western Mixed. 7sQ19- OA'a ques and steady "
ST. Lori. july IIcur quiet and ureh,ngi Wheat ar7 5Hq
10 demand sample is o. 20 t- F. 81 d" - w. n % a.
81 81 CoIr-s-sdr, Mixed 6OW6tc N elevator Oii. ~
but 6rm No. 5Jc q5ue Rye-hiE9s o. sue iot W. a,
Solie 7l,c, Clear sides 1t 10 pot Bacon s'roag S4ol
Clear Bib sides lO7- .l,' 0'af sue; mn br5
Wheat 10000 hush Corn 5000 bush Oats LOO 0a'-' Aj'
T"Eno Tp Ii-F5aI i'm and IN fair demand Wheat advanced
L.; No White Nrtgsu. 81 49, no doe 81 = AIa "
;a4 81 sS 5 o. ' Se = g. SPOT 81 Is JUN No he'd 81 Ia
u a. Corn slvarel lc. iish Mixed. July 6i August ara 'tg
tem6er 6J. Mixed, 6J a. cash snd Joy no craze o.
Eece pis-l2OOO .ust; Mt O"V o-s-' 0 F
WI,fysry n e. Iuy II 'puts lureane arn ~ 'o ho'ih
quiet and steady 80 ~ ,trtatl ~ ~ o - "a - ~
fnreune steady y oi Had - % Or Virgin Tar '''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
prrpnpEAN MApEpTz

LONDON Juy 1l-l2.3O m-Unied States TenFoTty bonds
l05 Enr kal way shsres. 2902Jis.
LIVERPOOL Jug lI-l2:3O D. m-Coon dull aud unchanged
Ndng p.ud SID: Mdlug Orleans SSH sales 10000 bales,
inc ding 600 r speculation anl EXPORT, On the basis d, Mo
ding Upa nothing below Good Ordinary ael'e-be jay IL
. l-lGl.
oxpox july 1-2:9O Te rate Of discount h the
bills 81 which l6 Dee
low the Bank Of Enganl rate. Ene Railway shares %
LIvBKpooL July 1I-2JU rOf the Cotton saes to-day $500
b,es were American; basis Of Mddng Opanas loug
below Low Mddsgs, deliverable september ADd Oesobf AZ o
hiIdug Orleans uotulg below Low Mdlgs.
d.iverbie Juy at 3lG1 Beajstuas quiet Cora 30
Lard 81 3 600.
LoxDoS July ia mPhe snooH Of bullion gene INTO he
Bans u bs.anoe to-day - =20OJO Alvces iom
Paris quote Renlss al GlL
LoSpoy July ll-ETeling -Linseed o. G2s = ias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE July ll-Coon dull; Mliiag 17-c; Low Nj
a Isl M sc Good Oruar7. - i4i gross receipts - A-'
sale bales: stock. i,i3J bales
,rvPsr,y univ ror'nsl; demand Good oriir'
49,. MdInnc I65ici receipts j6 bales ST cS 49, trs
NRvqui. July Il,orln qu.e. and uncnal-gd L." ~
IJau receipts "a bls shipments IA 0aies ocA - Do
bales -.....,i.t.
Gs --: gross bales: ss 2j9 bales STOCK H. 20 1N
Wugtygrly II-C1-tol quiet ilug ~ as net le
cciut.. ~ ba.es. Sales 20 bale; STUCK 81 bales ..
tfScrvyAr J1V lloitJn que.i hll--g 49, fe't'Ps
bales. STOCK 9'33S bales ,,t,r,.
EssOaIaASs july ll.-Cco1 quiet 1ad unchanged h-llDs
l-o net receipts 80 taes g1s 1915 eEports Goa w.
ba.; sales 2Ju,bacs last evening, 400 1es stotA ~
NosFoLK July li-'u.tou quiet anu si'alfi 10y
T. IT,. receipts ijs bales exports coasNse 100 J-'' ~
o. bales. stock. 0GJ Jar- 1880. 49,, - ,,at-
PHsDEIPHit july H. C1on lgl M1.l1g. u isr L'" 'l
Cool Or5lar~. lee; bnHi Orlt-fI 49,
Ordinary 4c receipts, rs ~ bales
uaBlfR 1t Irregular AfliHt
low Hiliug - Iic. srct Cool orlna ~ &C. h- te'1-f' "
bs prprrfs. caaslaIse bales cs. o.
l,rsvI.fr JuIv ll-Co5n weak. Mliias, lb Sc ,,.r,
Cutu.T0y July Il.tl0n .u.l, " Iluc, lJ'ir Low H---
1Jiir. sc Good Ornary lili receipts, 81 1-si .i'
81 .ae.. sales, 80 bales. st0cs SJuJ bales. -.,
Bo,r1N July ll.-Crtfon al.i Nii.nt l-e-t c'a-' ''
bale, exports Great L.au, 30 b-irsi 4e lou 'A' 'A
J.JUu hs.es. AIM ,.,l 20
IT. Lori, July l-Coion dull AMI rrehlrFd NtIAu- 1890
IGL receipts j6 slin-lts. Is Il; -lrs 20 ..-s
A|Gr.rk. july ltot.OB aa, ilIaLs. - 49, ut' e'ef''
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