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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

The value of carrier pigeons was so
plainly shown during the Franco-Germa
war that the French Government has de-
cided to erect large house and to keep
constantly in it for the next six years
5000 pairs of pigeons for breeding pur-
poses. Each fortress is TO have pigeon.
house, with capacity for 1000 birds. and
two general stations are to be established
with accommodations for $4,000 birds
The Germans too are breeding carrier.
pigeons on large scale for the use of the
army.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

HARD SoAP.-Take hard wood ashes and
run off lye; when it will eat feather
when boiling add any kind Of grease, and
boil until thick; then to twenty gallons of
soap stir in one gallon Of salt; do not let
II boil after the salt is put in. ! make
two kettles; then melt the two together,
adding I've enough to melt it; when it
boils add another quart Of salt let it stand
over night; then cut out in pieces to suit
taste. This is another way for those who
have no ashes: Three pounds of soda ash,
two pounds unslacked lime; boil in three
gallons rain water, let it settle, then pour
off; add nine pounds of grease and boil
three hours.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

For LUNCH OR A RELISH FOR TEA
Take one or two chickens, boil in q small
quantity of water, when thoroughly done
remove the skin. Then take all the meat
from the bones. keeping the light and
dark separate, chop, and salt to taste. 4
other mold, put in layer of light then
. layer OF dark meat till the supply
is exhausted, add little Of the liquor il
was boiled in. Press. When cold cut ia
slices. 1t makes delicious sandwich
for q journey or picnic.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

die Of the pavement when people are
passing, or to make remarks about those
who pass.
II il bad manners to spit on the floor
or carpet, or TO spit at meals, and yet
many people who think they are genteel
do ii. IF You must spit ut meals, get up
and 90 out. Children ought to be
taught at school that splitting is mere
habit. -Ruyol Neu Yorker.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

The Secretary Of the Society for Pre-.
vention Of Cruelty to Animals recon-.
mends the following preparation for ami.
mails suffering from being overheated: To
one pint Of water put one ounce Of chic.
ride Of ammonia, one ounce sweet spirits
of inter, one drachm of tincture aconite.
Give tablespoonful every hour or two.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04
Sold by Druggists. Price, so Cents.
DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS +!

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge regulate, purify cleanse and strengthen RAD
WAYS PILLS, for the cure of all disorders of the
Diseases, Headache, Constipation Costiveness Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Billousness. Bilious Fever, Inam
the Internal viscera Warranted to effect positive
cure Purely. Vegetable, containing no mercury,
minerals or deleterious drugs.
W-Obserye the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles, Fullness OF the Blood
In the Head, Acidty ct the stomaoh Nausea, Heart
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Flutterng ct
the Pit OF the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur-
Choking or Sufocating Sensations when In Lying
Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency OF
Perspiration, Yeowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
In the Side, Chest, Limbs, and Sudden Flushes of
Heat Burning in the Flesh.
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS win free the
system from all the aboye.named disorders.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

The Atlantic Cable Is national benefit, so
are SILVER-TIPPED Shoes for children
Never wear through at the toe. Try them.
For Sale by ali Dealers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

VICTIMS Of Consumption seeking relief and
restored health should use DR.. Wishart's Pine
Tree Tar Cordial. This is the only prepars-
ton that develops the full virtue cf Tar.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04
II. Il. II.
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF !
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World!
ONE BO.CENT BOTTLE

ONE 6O-CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
EPIDEMICS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR
OTHER MEDICINES OR MEDICAL ATTEND
ANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is
APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTER.
EALLY ACCORDING. TO pIRECTtoNszPAIN
FROM WHATEVER CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
IMPORTANT.-Miners, Farmers. and others resid-
Ing In districts, where ii Is difficult TO
secure the services of physician, RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF Ia Invaluable IL can be used with
positive assurance Of doing good IN all cases where
pain or discomfort Is experienced; or seized with
Influenza, Diphtheria Sore Throat, Bad Coughs.
Hoarseness, Bilious Collie, Inflammation OF the Bow.
els stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys; or with Group,
Quinsy. Fever and Ague; or with Neuralgia, Head
ache, Tfc.Douloureuxs Toothache, Earache; or viii
Lumbago, Pain in the Back, or Rheumstism or with
Diarrhgs. Cholera Morbus or Dysentery or with
spasms. The application of RADWAY'S READY
RELIEF will cure you Of the worst OF these COM
Twenty drops in half tumbler of water will in .
few moments cure CRAMPS, SPASMS, SOUR SION
ACH, HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE, DIAR-
RHEA, DYSENTERY, COLO. WIND IN THE
BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A few drops in
water win prevent sickness pains from change Of
water 1t Is better than French Brandy or Bitters as
. stimulant.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

"A Philadelphia reporter, in describ-
ing the turning OF dog out Of court by
order Of the Bench, says: The elected
canine, a he was ignominiously dragged
nom the room, cast . glance 1t the Judge
for tho purpose Of being able to identity
him ct some future time"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04
The Sensation OF Hydrophobia.

A VICTIM details his suferings In the
Courier DIES Etats Unis as follows:
was surprised 70 see appear, from
black cabinet, people who spoke to me ;
then enormously long rats ran along the
furniture, always by the side. The illu-
sion was such that at first often changed
my position TO convince myself whether
il was an illusion or a reality. Afterward
falling stars appeared at moment when
/ least expected them, always from the
internal to the external angle of the eye,
which forced me instinctively to turn my
head. simultaneously was seized with
trembling Of the skin and feeling of un-
speakable horror. In the place OF dark
ness, or during the night, my room ap-
peared illuminated as by fash Of light.
ming. At last, seeing that nothing would
arrest this mysterious agent, had re-
course to the datura stramonium, or
thornapple of Peru. A Catholic mission
airy had informed me Of Its wonderful
efficacy fifteen years ago. took strong
dose OF it, four or five leaves, and com.
menced to write, although with some
difficulty. Half an hour after the remedy
had not taken effect, when suddenly
strong electric convulsion, like fireworks,
or rather like puff Of steam, ran through
all my limbs, from head to foot produc-
ing In the entire surface Of the skin a
general trembling and sensation of heat,
accompanied by disposition to fly and
an indefinable feeling Of terror. 1t seemed
TO me had fireworks In my eyes. re-.
bounded as If impelled by aspiring. It
seemed TO me was engaged in deadly
combat between the vital and morbid prin-
ciples, the latter of which underworld TO
impose itself tyrannically, like dominat-
ing power, against which all the active
forces reacted with a superhuman energy.
AT the same moment became delirious,
and lost all consciousness. The patient
retains in the delirium the dominant idea
of restraining himself, and of endeavor.
ing to repossess his faculties. Neverthe.
less, in this state the commissions became
more frequent. They are always accom-.
panied with the same sentiment of fear,
and the necessity of reaction and fight.
The muscular force Is prodigiously in
creased he Ia without fatigue the weight
of the body Is no impeachment to the
limbs; 1t seems only necessary to make
the attempt to skim over the earth, Is in
certain dreams. The contraction Of the
muscles of the legs causes sudden fall,
when he becomes perfectly rigid He
realizes he has fallen when he Is restored
to consciousness by the shock of the fall,
and he arises quickly. The nervous ex-
element is such that he is very nearly In.
sensible to pain. The figures of the most
familiar persons appear furious, threaten
ing, and provoking; and, contrary to the
general sentiment OF terror which one
feels internally from conclusions, one Is
intrepid and ready to brave all exterior
dangers. The paroxysms commenced at
2 80 IN the afternoon. AT 10 O'Clock in
the evening the remedy began to take
effect, and the next day only a great
prostration was felt. The invalid at
tributed all the phenomena of the de-
lirium to the gas produced in the organic
tissues by the influence Of the virus.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-06-04

The particulars of the death Of young
Sutton, brakeman on the Pan Handle
Railroad. show him to have been quite an
heroic fellow. He had been instructed by
the conductor of his train, Peter Wynn,
TO 60 to the rear and flag another train.
While proceeding to comply with these
orders he fell upon the track and was run
over by Ave cars and the caboose, His
legs were completely cut Oft Just above
the knee. Though he was suffering the
most excruciating agony from the sever
ance Of his limbs, young Sutton remem-
bered his orders, and, with courage which
has no equal, cleared the track of the dis
membered portions OF his body, and,
taking flag from his pocket, waved Ii
until he had stopped the train, which was
fast approaching. But for this heroism
other lives must certainly have been lost,
as collision was inevitable. Pittsburgh
Telegraph.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

ceving letters from the Presidents OF other conek.,
from the parents OF suspended and unsuspenueo SUI
dents from business men ard educators I'D 'na. ""1
other States, commenting the action OF the f"cu' VI
the hazing question, and urging perseverance
An organization called the American lndus-
trial Educational Society formed IN Boston i's,
week The Rev G. A. Bartol was elected iresi".'' ~
made a speech in which he said: women Sno"." " ,o
their hands capabe OF doing somethngl III oruei " ~
them worth irving That hand which Is NOT capaDo y.
doing ANYTHING is not worth giving Inc manu- '". 70 ~
only Tor n ring or glove and cannot do anythng is o'
worth soliciting Industrial education VIII 90 more ior
,rerance than laws, crusading, ETC." He adVocateua
s,te commission and declared that the matter shouiu
no in some way connected with the School Commitce
and nv these or some industrial education at as
no tncorporatcd into our educational system Dr. r. H.
Clarke said in advocating physical education; "Ihe
soundest brain made OF body where every other
part OF the body is well trained developed, ana exef
ctsed III we arc live Republic schools have got
to take hold this matter. They must be made mihia
ture institutes OF technology, where body ana NINA
are both trained" The Rev. Wm r. Ager asserted that
industrial education would help the mechanic TO learn
In two years more than he learns at present during
lifetime An education is needed which Will assist the
lower classes to learn TO apply their Industry more
speedily ard efTectually than at present.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON May 27-l2:3O m-Amecsn secuhtes-smsi sales st
unchanged prices.
LIvkRPooL MAY 27-l2S0 motion is quiet and unchanged,
sales iOOOO bales ncnug 1000 for siecuaea sales
On e es. Mddus IAds noshng below Go Ordinary ee'er-
able July and August. o-l6L
LONDON May 2I2 inrhe Of dsount mshes
ior three months bills ga vbeh per heow tie
bsnk OF England IL the kHesngs
1 sa @s NAM rate viii be lowered Ere R.ssy sAA'
' n1osr rss cisraehes qsote Reates at 59t u 10 oo
LIVERPOOL MM 2I-2 m.-W the Cotton sales to-day. G2OO
bales American sale. the bas, Adng Orleans ues
below Low asipfs sdpped Aprl At ll-l6d Bsds,afs are
quiet Lard, 6oI - ewt
LospoS. MAY "a 1.-THE amount Of bliou into hs
BANK Of England on balance to-day 100000 Railway shares
90 rsrS dspatches 9sote Reutes al 6vE 65e A..
grades VI American due. -
iosDos May Refined Peroean 1ldllisl gallon sse.,.
s~t for No. ~ standard On the spot aud - j
tor do sfosI
LoHpss, May 27-Rrssisg. Pine Rssiu l5l alSI Pevt
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
SALES FROM q o CLOCK r. VI. 10 CLOSE OF BUsI-
NESS, O'CLOCK NJ
WEDNESDAY. May s7-P. NJ

" WEDNESDAY, May ZI-P. NJ.
The stock movement limited and as devoid of
tature a midsummer day. The market at the
start was steady, bW it quickly became feyerish and
then weak. the O'clock board showing the lowest
prices of the day. Here the market changed its
front, and the positive assurance Of the bulls in
this stock that TIE Western Union Telegraph would
this afternoon announce its cash dividend, il made
quick advance of one per cent giving the whole
market strong tone The dullness continued all
the afternoon, but at tie close the market wac
steady. The opening, higfest, lowest and closing
prices of stocks were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
pONEsTIC MARKKrS

ALsASI Nay 27wheat without improvement Rye quiet 81 10
Tor state :tsre Corr s a3ds5e for ees
@ ani New western Aixed the
Mali do 0st. dsetau( held oso.s; No Western sIsd Cte
No do. Doe; Ne Nssse<n. 6oe No 10, &c., No. Ared
STATE No. o. "a S0sc; No White sts1 sOd West
% 065c; No. I DO, 66dt7e
bvrsALo, Nag H-tAke asS rsh Imports the last "a hour
foss 1880 bblA Wheat, ley $50 bush Corn a. 100
isI Ses bIsA Corr % otI ess. s 0st II 400 B.r,
0a. Go.oes osss Cans. fossAa-whsat he Corn, loS
oss G Ie ea nsns ssn and sfe9pas fOprwes,ern sprnr
wh.r Winter sssss IS whss dalt .... 800 Sssa Mo-
vasles spring ~ ooO eSsA Port wasbnsts 81 ~; eoV
bs.b Cbssse No 5spnss 81 Corn aou sass 5000 bash
W~tsn No dN oSsos~ VA asist ses W phvss terns As
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
The bids for stocks at the close were:

London kilograms report quiet and steady mar
ket for Consols and American securities. and an
easy money market, with street. rates 4 per cent
below those Of the Bank of England, which are
quito likely to be reduced soon. The bank gained
cso.000 sterling 0u balance today. GolI LAS been
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
City bank shares were dull the dealings having
been confined to Metropolitan at 13j and Hanover at

The 10th annual statement of the National Bank
of Commerce, the largest bank in the country,
having capital Of Sl0,0O0,Oo, has just been pub
lisled, fro,n which it appears that notwithstanding
the disastrous times since last September the bank
has increased its surplus S227SS, and has, all told.
suspended debts to the amount of only Sl72,613-
only small part of which will result i'll loss. The
total amount of surplus fund is S3,250000 and
this without reference to accrued profits, premium
on securities owned by the bank, &c, amounting
to not less than 81 10000.
The directors of the American Express Company
have declared u semi-annual dividend of 50 per
share, payable July /. The transfer books OF the
Company wall he closed from June to July ..
As has been generally anticipated, the election for
directors of the Pacific NJ s. s. Co.. to-day. resulted
in the choice of the ticket put forth by the existing
management. The stockholders, opposition
ticket, received about Gj.000 votes
The following securities were sold at auction to-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WRpNEsD,Y. MAY 81, 1874.
ASEs-The receipts todi7 % Pots Gull anu IN
ch1uged; duoi,d AZ 6a4c. Pearls are Inactive.
COfTONhe demand for spot Cotton yerV quiet am th 'he
the but without quosbe eAAnsei We Iaoe
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

Receps at The shipping ports to-day 375l bales this day last
week 34J7 bales av i4UJ hss stock hewi"rk
1870 92 stock 353 o bales FOR future delivery
demand quot Sc lower Jgnei other months
e unchsnged sales as follows all basis OF Low Mddirg
evening mJure; 300 IL 2l,32c; 3oO
l74c; y17, 900, IS 732c 200 ls 3ltc; 1900 IL 632
August 700 lSas 300. IL 1880. September 100 ~ 5lc
total, $500 bales sales TO-DAY gP to p m7haT 900
i7ds 100, u 96e 30O Il l192e 400 y 939ci 5O1 oy
L l7,32 shot notce daring the asts LOO Il 9lge 209
1920 notice, II 1890; 800 II 2l32c; zoo
JUL, 100 Is 3-lGc 100. lSiic: 300 ~ 132c; 100
jlOc: 100 100 Is 7.32c 400 lS 3l6c loo
Is r.; lO0 5- l0O lSis 300 Is 32c; 200 Is 81
August 100 Is lll6c. 600, lSasci l5uO i l9 32c jOO
lS September 900 Is 5l6 October 400. l7c; November
100 sc total 10 100 bales, grand s1tl % 500 bales.
COFFEE-rhe market for Rio dut, and nominal at l6d
lse sale Of 4si9 bags ko, TraSe. S1s reported At se
400 bush ontario, private teens Mild Chcs irn and
in.fiir demand London teegaM this m reports strong ls
Dutch pablo sale of al 81 u
hns brokers' valuation 5l honns thus showing 3 forms sboye
estimate From Rio learn c1ag wIt be larger
smaller has heeu .e eo that theY have early
lOJJ bags Rio, terms AMI Of
Java arrive - 900 a U prcc. 100 bag Java At 26
public sale Of jio4 ba~s OF ko aud 41bi mats Java
COAL-Tbe De,wa Lsck1wa and Western Railroad COMPANY
regular monthly auction sale. $4,000
Coal the large the bg
brisk prices all grades show advance The following
will the lowest guest prices obtained To-Day
marc t . fI.a. .t The l..f
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

q.oe H.,Pt~. Timo.sy s2ssss0 Do !s, % Goa
Tymchy t9<0e26; shppng ir.de $11 Goyer rood eisn<
s,r.v-So ne sl5osls No. Rye ~ slsssl% saA Mel
MhssHs-The msrtt for all descriptions quiet ss
reported steady with me 'reepnoa
which reduced We CnhA Laei,
36atOc; refining grdcs b0 4O@4o Csa
Msoyado Groce grades 421Isc; sswOss1s se ger gallon
NAVAL srORES-here continued good demand m rprs rnr'
pentne yesterdays price, The market closing ssy;
of 375 bb 3 33Z bb 5 for suis.
and 40c for NewYorb and 100 bb New Yot d aog snd
Rosn active d frner eorg AZ sI 80 be ae. az
create $50 bbs at 81 7JdS2 SO 300 bb. sha reported on
pdvse terms but supposed be At sZ TN and 200 nah een =
~ 81 the better grade. heard Of toe o~,sg
$50 bbis No. at 81 90 $50 bbG No and Lov No ~ 800
80 and 81 bb steady
Of 100 hhls Washington at 81 "a i2as2 ~. =.
PROyIslOSs-The Pork market lover snd unsstsf,
cash and regular, I'D bbs.
si as $l7 80 for City Mess sl7 6Oas7 90 for
New delivery 5000 bb hess for Jane
sxl7 so I75O bills Jay Oh 15 lZ50 6hls DO lor
August al si8 steady sales OF 10 bs tlO1
si2 SO for Pn Mess si3ds4 50 for Extra bes ard VIC r
Psese dull aU1 hssyT; sales " 100 tea CI lnfs
Mess at sbout S27 Beef Hans inactive and sy cut Meats
are favor the bnysr sales OF l1Oo tmohS
Hsma Cy I2al2s4e na LOT heavy - ID .yer.Ee Western
Smoked i2c; 900 C,ty Pesed H,Hs lii.ei 90 hmossi
Shoulders SaaSa-; 500 Picked do 7sri l2Ooo bellies lZ
aTer.ge 9is 20 IL 10 at ~ 30 bones do IL
NJ Average on pLyaie terms 900 n DO 10 D. 9s facon
active flry acaive. Tote az 1s1
%
Of 800 1lc Tor CITY II oloH ~ fof
Ntgern delivery blr o LOO e-i iaf MAY
66c; 800 cs, for Jaae. IL v-JZalIs l2Jo @ 'r JAY,
IL 7l6dllxc .
RurrEn-si.te Butter Grm the supply mes.e wei god
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

dnI and steady to-day by far the larger portion OF
sales being at 1121 while the range has been IVA
and l19a, the latter being tho closing quo'aaoo'
For carrying loans cost IT. 8, and per cent Inc
Rnssia takes out SsOOOOO in gold coin, and the en-
gagements for to-morrow's steamers amount 70
81 10000 The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
in cold interest and $4,000 in called bonds The
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold
cleared S226l8OOO: gold balances, Sl,S32.ioo; cur
rencv balances. 81, ,40916l. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

steady: 50 ,es Of 400 bbls. We quote;
Corn Mea. sersevsi 4Oq$i A. oorn Mea Brw.. ass 90
Corr Meal 20 40 Corn Mral Gold Ear "a so
Meal heavy and quiet; Pine White SOdsl So do leloS
81 40; Ground Feed 81 40aSl 90 p 1901
tRBlGnIs-Tles was fair movement to-day both the line of
The gements 10 Liverpool by 80 900 Grain
par llo 200 bales Cooa ID
Cheese 4O. and 40 hhds London by sai
bbA topr 2s I'd Bristol 81 bush Gain az
TIE charters sorxss bl hse. to ri @ sr sos
United Kingdom. with $500 grs Grain 7s. III; Brush bng
ship Haye with qs private terms,
Norwegi.n bark. hencs rotterdam. with $500 ans Grain At
qrs do voyage "a ID; Norwegian bark with POO u
Do ao rA,e Norwegian bark With 5000 Qr Do
hence with 900 Peroeum At 10
Bnons for orders With 900 bbl Ra
IS 3i American bsrt. the Baltic A, Re.
te DO At o.. Anerc.. sss fros rhlaaeph
sbip PhlaspA to C4sas,.d With 900 Lsi Re-
hs do At g 3D. and American ship from Phaepda 70 he C
ubsnt with 1000 bbls do term.
pGRANIn Wheat thete limited inquiry at Ii. soso,og IN.
liberal arnSa aud OF the dooe
sSaght ahsr and drn. while .ni UarIed are es
Wser quiet and lowers the sales Si0OOO al 81 ses
81 30 tcr uasa4ei lss. ami Msne.o 81 20 No cscsso
spnas 81 4sdsl tsa s Ne xlw.ssee 81 s. Ter No me-
s.ass ~ 30 ot Rsa ws.,er. 81 81 < An.s d. 81 81 Er
:si .s in '5 June A sl isHs 81 20 .s 50 20 cos ss.
700 bush Red wster Western private ivSo bssl
IrOrsd 81 1891 90 20 d.y. iuI 5000 s. csSs.
& & 80 .@s 0', & y, e.se, and p limited ae.si
W Mmle at o 0oe Western AiI.d 60d6i White at Us
%ts & g. a T s s.. S . sS. s Is .s
ee 9nersl and Is closing With limited export asn.d
s'' S.s White vi us'ssas Sss %.ss
9 Included 10 the sales 10000 bush Prns Western 70
HAY AND sIRAW-rs. maria, ,.n.I,. .,..., ,A . a., ,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

The following are the closing nominal rates Tor
axoha

The money market has shown It's usuai e''se' anu
call loans are doing at aud per cent Prime mer-
camille paper sells very freely at sac.
Government bonds have been firm, but quiet ana
destitute of incident. We annex the latest street
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28


PETROLEUM The market toiy was without nes far, ~.
esor demad and the reported discovery c Es -
in Batter County running 800 DO day Nesn he a
mdes toe sales were about O0O bo- Tor
opt at o. $500 bb deliverable rom ii % on
OF June at l3i modeae Ieqnes1 enl 's ~ l1t
n lo Naphta quoted ~ 4ee Tor 'y Crude IA
huk saa Inactive weak ~ 9r spot ani 0i of Je sup
g5a4g3,r The primary Hske.s coutoud .al
pd depesd az 3j0ei 40, Petroleum Centre 81 % oas- .e
ri so Tuve. aud II 30 for tnon atd iu"l ne a.
ParkeP philadelphia the market was quiet and eassf "' ''
inaIy l3itc. and jane l1S5~l3i2- ,.t,t.u
RfCE THIS quiet both for 10 cis ane oh'r
,s INT Quotations Unclaimed. We quote; Nrohn 24'i
Lonnsns 3.ds9,s Pani, 7G sc; Bansoon 90 a. ao IA
bond. 50 3ja 80 40. in goiL
sGIRS-There good bane 10 Rsws and The ma hfi ~,
very stroe AZ soneShat limited 10 s EN- '
Isl hhds at 1osQ77s: for Fair 10 God Rh1ng Suna 5VV %
uelado &C 81 OOe 30 his NeW-Ore.ns tnnnw ~ tf@
IA There demand .or Rel ed and quoted qr m =
elos: Fair 10 Good Reanng 7ssa7 -; Do 9foer sFao %
Ceutrugals 70 -, 4dJi Nos to L. 81 80
az. Refined, HAMS, lOi i.GlUl2ci leloes f'sdJ~ ,
STFAKIN-oderngs light aul inlir' hAeAse o''E 20 ' ..
market for Reinei Lard Gaotei Bo al IL & ioI "eA AAl
l2250l2l1. for City. .,-. -. =. T.. .ho ,,-t,.,
of the 'atenlancc W.. Iee atl & it, i
red 3OiO Ooloag sold At 2Odilc, asa
gou at 81 a i0c. ! months. ,,- non 3. -. d..
TALLOW steady fairly active sales Of lt0OOO 10 oc"Ah
,tock al 7osd7 SC Ch0ce and 90 nnl
WHISKY GrmeI but dull sales Of 200 bbs' at Joe
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-lOl O'CLOCK
AND II. O'clock A. NJ
U s Gs 1881, Registered - 5,ZO eoupoh' ioo' ms
100000. -. lZo2 - .
L ) 20 Coupon 1865, N . 0-ZV heRhefeI' lou' n.
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New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
FIRST BoAlsD-l0l A. NJ


Sa,s of SLATE Bonds-Rdlrodd Bonds-Bp,k aud RaiI
~ rogd-EIDTess Stocks. fc
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

MILK ANALYSIS.
w PRACTICAL TREATISE the examination OF Mix snd
iis derivatives,
CREAM, BUTTER. and CHEESE
By J. hLFiSgD WANCHLYN, M r. &. y.
l2mo,i iue cloth hind ". 81.
d VAN NOSTRAED. Publsler,
No % Murra5st. and No. 27 Wauenst
een,f by mail receip. OF lrce