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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
6teamncuIs ano hallrodos.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
~ BOATS G. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave TOO. Of
sTs E: sS LANDING SSSKEis TsRRyTS@S "A
kL and w EEPSq p Snee%s 5 81 points ws and North Trio
ST. SPECIAL Trans to and from SARATOGA TO- sarstoga
IS 20 round trip - 4O Round Lake 81 So tp ~ 40
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
Station in NesYok foot of Lbcrsg at Somve with
pv 1St 9p also viii
c.nms',,n, Inn. YgT ,yTi %EaaSSEStSf ',
6I5 mSEss TaAIS Es.ica BehshsS Bath Aleaowu
@CS WA Train so%sTTIs and Fssnstoq,
barre Psou Mshnoy City Mt Carmel Haleion Tuuk6sLnock
IoEaDa wayey &C. Connects. Junction Del, Lack and
500 myoRsISo ErPRss daily e,cept suudays
ftmag"n at Eoa or Maueh Chunk Ts%sqaa Wilkes.
barre scranton &c. with through to Dane wihaU'POr &e
' S or s S%ps'n Ea.op Bath Allentown
ing Columbia Laneaser E1h,sa Po,!sylc, Harrisburg &C.
$3.50 m-way Tran Tor Pln-ieh GA saturdays only sOmer
@%y T5 Esp w. i2' A''' Chunk
4SC p Way Train for so%srvis and Remington
s!i5 p m.-wa5 Traa for Piaaasli.
town M,uch chank wilesbae Towauda Reans. Harrisburg
5;ig 5 a. E%F f9.6 - ssE S1n
Ea1sih at BIZ e. G:l5 go 72o $40 $40.
ioSG s l Ia a nj = 5 9 so i 5S S SS9 $5 5
$40 "lo' lUSo' lilo III ~ pfcxpp soo, .,, e.,
H. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent s' NA" 'up' anu ~
FOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
class steamboat MILAN COOK apacity over 10000
vALESTSs Agent ii J.S's, s. T. a. D
L1ALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED AT Pm
Prom Pier % North River, foot Of Murayst,
TIE WORLD-RBNOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Cant A. @ SIMMONS Capt. b. NJ. SIMMONS.
The most direct route Mdleboo Plymouth, New
Bedford vineyard Nantucket, Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS ,nd all Phsep, points New Kngsnd and the Prov
Boadesy eorer Tweoy.tLrii fbriav and onehunlelan
st Brooklyn the Office the Pier and all principal Hotels
AM HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR TRE SEASON
BORDEN LOWELL, Agents
GEORGE L. COMMON, General PASSENGER .ent,
7 0NG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
~ SEwJKssa sorrH Waso s4I5 jS,1 y 1874
Leave Siran Per !. n a. feos Of, se,or',)
Gas m-fOr Philadelphia Long branch, w.reso~a. TueieOn
II0 p HFor PHILADELPHIA Long Branch wareIOru. aud Tuck
t5 FEET Ts'I' '''r'As' Loas Branch
$50 %-foi Lsos BraSeS and ptsr@cdi,i, station,
o m M sc.s S.re Rs l r Fer a. o
Fare from York to FA'd'Ss' 's sSs e r. Manager
! NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Amer Jane IS 1874 through trains Will
| Grand CentIsl Depot
800 Northern RIDre',. with drsuusr00n cars
! through 10 Rochester and ST. Adams
$500 Special sarOgs Express. Throosh TINE hours and
! 40 tninntsa
10000 Special Chcaro Express with d,rinsroOn ea' 70 Koch
''is % . No. No. northern aa1' md Western
4OU BIprss with sleeuissea" from Ne"foh to
| 81 Aibsrs
oOop m, Express Daily with ,sepnsea' for wiser'wn and
500 ~ n PAae Erpes Da with Leepase.rs for Rochester,
Bniso, NIAGARA fas aso of Chicago VIA oeh L. D. AAa
1 Railroads An
h"'.~r ~ @'N C. n. xBNDRICR.
Gsssisl Pasvsasu Aseat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
n Y. wHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG. 4. 1874.


IBlpressiJ.or fHB N l. IRIBUSE b' eur o~b aepeftefI
Send only sooe articles. The freight and ser rDen'e. "a, up p
Foods orier An attractive LOOK secures
lusaon and often sale where dirty ps.Se or w
the motion viii not allow the
pts 70 chang fine cut
eggs plainly with pants sRcpe bestsna note eont
on the boz stating smcuni, send e',ef %
sme time stating IL Nc An invoice OF s
Dbl slute the nrmt
ees Secure put In best snaps
that in demand
BEANS AND PEAS. mo
Recent, OF beans for the 205 bbla DO last week 9Vo
bbIs same week s2l bhs Exports Of beans sou
Exports peas There tone TO the oesn
smont those have regular calf neao
have so this sny obtsinabe o
EXTRA 81 l5 howeyer Quite frequently
rows are active shippers full secess ns
at present 1t expected that the crop WI DC eniacs
late this season, and 1t will De dncou =. nnrtber
GOOD ,ppipg feel that there WIZ De
turn In their The active trade In mi ro
cite, e.nee.y 10 New quite filed the msrhen ~
additional trade in this expected ne and quota
bean. have b.n marked IN kidney have no
80. s nonnsI C.napsn peas quiet but tall rate ngues
onoed Green meas are n small and the new crop WI" "
comparaiyey clear track Quoistions - ..,e. 6Ode5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

q. ~ llON y. Y. REAL ESTATE MORT
81 600 payable June and December undoabid
security, for sALk At O6 AMI interest BY
" LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY. Daaksu. ~ Pia.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
NETWORK, NEw-HAvEN AND HART

~ FORD R. R.-NEwYORE AND NEWHAyEY DIVISION
NAV Is 1874 Paenze' Sta. on
SwYork Grand Ceatra Depot entrance oa Foryseeonast
NEy.Y'RK. 80 49,
Trains for NewHaven leave 81 7l0 Accnl 500 lIl 9oo
Acnl. 1000 tEIl 1900 n Accrl 100 Erl 500 thl.
22O Aecn 4;3s and $40 Local EE $40 EL and 9;lO EI)
IA.
For South Yorw 7:lO sos. M 1900 m. loo Rr,
2:2o 30 ABS 5:j. $40 G3j. $40 $40 For siamiorl
40 S:OJ 9:OJ 1910 1900 loo EGO AMI $40 bIk
3jj as. 4;4j 8: -. $40. 635. 7:2O, $40, 5:lOp
For Port Chester. ll;iO p. ~.
Boston Express VIA Springfield at 500 ard 10 M n1 slo
~ 10 m. The $500 loo. 5I5
$40 HlO stopping At stamford Norsas and 500
m 300 s:lU and $40 IN. BRIDGEPORT The
~ shore Line DIVISION
the Valley Savhook The % AMI
Division Norwich and SewHayeo
ami Northampton Scv.sven and the sos m and Et
pres. 500 10 II trsins connect with
Connecticut River a. Springfield AM for Monte lhs
sos m With Ssugatuek T. and the 500
5 IT. witt housatoHc r. r. at BIeepo The 500 3 10
and g ABS N with Daubu and NOrNak a. south NoNak,
ana the 500 i:3S and j4O with NesCansan K
al SiamlOr'.
m via Providence. a.,
Trains
c can Ticket Oie Of Company st GRIND Cen
m Depot or az y. \. Transfer Co. ga BToal~ay sni
Windsor House, r. Y, and No Court, Brooklyn VITO VII ase
check baggage rom residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

/ Summer equssh v m
basket. 10 % ov
Tel Crooked Meek -
squash. y bbl,,. l 0o9
Green Corn, v 100 700
30. Marrow squash, -.
Nj do.......... | 900 1 rs
Egs piants, v dos. z 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

Aurl "a !57 1850 9422 1877 4sO7 3l,252
rRAs-ere only light and fner figures prevailed
have opv Co note GIen and 300 half chests
Isnap quote prices Young Tyson, common TO
finest asjc Hyson finest Geoe OnnpoWle com
o 10 finest 50 5e choicest 81 lOaSl 36i Hon skn ana
Twap common to 2OGZc Ooong eommon 10 ebGees zoe
% Jucool Japan ~ hne 3ooVVei aho eOuehobg
and Cong finest, 2OdS5c. o.,o.
TALLOw and firm, with moderate demand at llo9
s for Prime Choice sales Of 10000 d74aSc. fol Western
and Slsc, for City 800
WOOL been very Quiet for the past three days though
there pnces hm fleece "oos both Clothing
and Combng gooi request Pulled unchanged Texas
fy active fair inquiry slightly reduced
pes Foreign Clothing stock hight Woods
are Woods without
Woo light and supply OF
oa freely but the prices OBJ
tanned the high prces Wool now bring
of Wool do
gei The menA Sales embrace ITO bales Cape at
Bic rs DO do 35 1900 n do. 55c 1000 DO grease
private 5000 do at 26a &c., 10 b'gs NOis bales
Austraiab 20 Lambs Pulled 25 bags No. z 70 bags
short EIs 1900 aud Xxx Ohio feeees, all private
ters 900 Medium Unwashed Feeoes al 3Se 10000 ID Fine
rnEsshe DO 37c 1000 Xxx Ohio do Doe; loo u do.
Sic 10 900 70 Wisconsin 50 10000 Secured private
terms: 10 Unwasbed 33a3Gc; 10000 n TubWshed,
55G57e No. Feeces; 52c 1000 ID Pail Clio Cab;
toms on private terms: 10 900 10 do DO. 25c; 1000 Mrd
Wool 300 10 Texas 21e 900 ID NewZeaand
$4,000 Texas 20 900 do, and 10000 Georgia al on Pa'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

Receipts for the week ESQ bales; do last week 0S hses;
bales has better attendance
jurng but their has not been effective in adding
thing prices Very aes however that class o BUYERS have
the little hmness Abroad mafe.s
unsettled Of the most prominent sections of England
hop fair
OF the best plantations On e Continent the vine reported
sdyces definitely Of satisfactory yed
exchanges nearly all avorab present
Of the gardens good crop almost guaranteed Quota
Californian D., ga 10
olsr ponue' sooa - Bsyarsn genuine. 2Od25
pnnt I..ss'2Od29 HAVANA pstent........lSd2O
Do low 70 af lOdlO bnglsh. lSHZZ
ieaTD9s ...........IodZO Belaans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
6teamboaia an6 Railroads.

A LII REA DERS of THE TRIBTyE about
n 70 Jor ~ Nes yors.y, tyss,,ss
s "a. s TT Hss tx G? s . e
sonrt, Post oc1 Nr 81 moa t.tsdsss pS.saS.
sa sS e s fBGS SSzs ss' ed, % ssst
ss,. ss: 1 s's; S "a, y 81
a.s ~o.a E.Ir "os. Bssts q. ' moan. '''
A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point, New
eSss Po.ghtsepse Roadoot and Kingston landing tor.O
vs.ry.t Pier 80 every .r,poon :. sia ~" N'A no"
I,cssts in psesase. at reduced rates
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPP0-
s;l .,,,s JAMES SCHUYLER sprnsst Per sos6iTs,
NJ IA, sIcaIsoa .9a fSDass rs.arn9 from Ass
% sd 1H a SS.a 'T S.. sy,s Pare S'"sa and Po'
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
- and S.us,iue. Raifo.is Fare S. steamer BROGsPosT
leave. se..Yors at 1880 m and Irdsepor. at II z m
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ ARa1sssarsi Of Train, taking ,sea Aas g. 1874
ff9a Gsa%ee',, Depot or rSn'S,hloi.' see note below.
to ssa &c co cesS G 5ssS D'' roo" Coaches
lOi5 gEIprs.s Mail for Buaao and Niagara PalA Sleeping
$50 p m-Nrn, E,rr. the Wet. Sleeping cOeh attached
Bafao Sssar. Fsis cDeH.a 81 LOUIS bstr.s
RIpr-s train. .Ts 7aO. n 2ao 75s. ssd
1000
fer, JsI,i,. 1880, 1890, g. 1000 and lo:4s 40;
ioIi i55 M ~, s45 I.so. $50 $3.50 and r..
s. 1874 AMI '9 s ;5a' xsS," gin ,s
Ne a,Ss a1' $50 $3.50 ioso ti s% ' $50
ASo s.Tesrss $50 SO q o and .I lGi5 H' 80
l:i5, 3.45 3. $3.50 o. 1889; and = and ~ md.
night Riige.oei Hohosos Aendae aut RsnsTs 49, 6'.5,
100 1880 l0;30 lO:i5 LAD 3:85. D. $3.50. 1880,
,nd ~, and ~ Midnight Paterson 30 6:tj 80 $3.50.
1910 'lO:30 l045 ll:30s IL as, 3, 35 345,
4:30 4i5. 5. 5l5, $500 D. 6:l5 1890 Gi5, s:l5, AID
1880 m, and ~ midnight Se".rt 20. $50 49, IGt5;
SATURDAY nights only Cresl. 5lj. 80 and l9i5 1850
3lJ 4;lJ 5:45 7:l5 and n 40 spf IL Saturday nshs
on Ruherfiri Park and Pass,e 6f5 $50 $3.50 10 1880
u 9S'% 4 ~. A tSG III 800 sss s4s s' "a
S5 rs l. 3 T. and and ~ saturday nights
onv Engewood sparsh. 5:l5 % and l0:i5 l30.
-, 10 $40 jl 80 and ana ~ saturday niss
Pernont s. Is and - 1880, 80 i;3o
65 75 t7;4j pin and IL Saturday nleh only spnns Valley,
4i5, s:ij tSi5 % and lO:45 !, a. 40 o. NJ and
II SATURDAY nights
NoTE-rans leaving Chambeps even or bali hours eaye
23d earlier thsn above time Ira ssVhg taa-
leave 23t thirty nnaes earlier boat
23ds 1900 min gh connecting with tram eavn Cham
The 4:i5 and 5:l5 trains ,tat from
Ihsmbsrs-st ohlv.
In ORA sing Room and sleep
obtained orders for the checking and transfer
be ef the Compays Offices 24l o25 and Jo
Broadway Court, BROOKLYN and at the Companys Depo''
DAILY tSuniays only
JSO. n ABBO TT General PASSENGER Ayest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

VEGETABLES
The maket vel supplied With good ei EarF Rose potatoes and
rather Long Island supplies the trade and Is
reported that heavy expected
bages raihef TOmAloes
npaa I4s.J, sss yiee AZ ~ seIel ie'gr esOiapgss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

About 225 carloads Of DawAre peaches bsVe arrived for the week
beng "a Some good sired peaches have
lots The VARIETY is all Hses Rsry and low
pitched Its sale The Delaware
will for next Saturday bnng the heaviest
that is from that section this yeah The ~
other and the detcences
in Delaware will he partly made from them Good j. are
Alter this attractive variety
of TrotLs
supply and Of stock offered low few fancy
selling ~ so AntwerDs picsed logger hn
expected tbes will SELL but low hgues Cultivated Black
berries Continually above the Of buyers
ply, and they too quoted at cheap rates
Wild wanted Calf mia Pears arrive resHlar the ae
shipment Bartt below the quality OF last
The condition and sellers quote vide
$ld$7 box WatermeOns good supply ami bgn
sell steadily fVrgnils to-day aud Maryands
Southern Plans have appeared quoted SO
Q&3 So early for cooking to sell Southern BARTLETT
IS 80 box equal SIS Dbl Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
Total Liabilities July I, 1s7i.....s2,123,a6s 90


The surplus 81 69 entirely for the security Of pohyhode
being fund.- which alone Affords ample
lection.
BY first mortgages Of real estate worth than
twice the to 50 446647a considerably
10 escs- Of the total liabilities Of the Company.
The NATIONAL and although uatsr the
been merged and the processing statement the aaa
oisI exhibit Of the NATIONAL alone
the Large Capital the Definite Contract aud the Lib
ers Poee. SArIosA especially worthy the conf
denee and patronage Of the public
oyrcKRs John " FArxe Presidents L. D. Corrgt abi Paul
Cornell YeePreideais; Caut seerclryi John A. Butler
seerary al Philadelphia Omee; Emerson W Pest, AenArT
BRANCH OFFICE: CHICAGO, ILL,
1877 to 1863 LESslest.,
lie ~ he transacted.
METROPOLITAN AGENCY,
81 PATkDS ~. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

1855, $40 $40 AMI Gas D. m. -
leaving SSi Fa S Sae s G 81 so At s7so: i
ll e. 2: m. ara .IS 4 80 ana m ....
JOHN T IoODr sapL a. Y. Diusoo, Nex iork.
pENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-TH
Tnns leave NesyOrk from foot Of DesbOs'es aud COrand
Express Harrssarg Pittsburgh West South with Pull
Palace Cars attached $3.50 and $3.50 SUNDAY AID
wIsmspor Lock Haven, and Erie via Pha. Ere
tor wiamspO Lock Haye $3.50 connecting
For Bs Washington and the South Limited Washington BIZ
pres Of daily except sundsy
in shingoa at 4l0 Regular at $40 H. and
S' EXPIRES Pnl,dsPl $40 $50 1890 A4lo 81
$50 g. and IL night Sunday D. q e3O aud H. Emi'
grau am teeond class v
SsTs =, S g T5: 5 s' 10
$50 $40 $40. 4:lO 4sc 5:2o 5:4O 8 ele $3.50 7:so
FinSfS S;so 7:iS p % Viii a n l. 9sS
So 10 iiS o and II 10 ;15 I9P . so S sio $40
l.0 1870 5,2O $40 $40, $3.50 slO 10 D. ~ AMI
For SrT wooiors P,ib amioy South Am1Oy aud 10
For For New nTa m ami II . Slo $3.50 5'2o
ei0. snd p m. ,ui i2 psht Suuas, . o NJ
For Ls@bcrt1iie and remia:,on 900 a. ~ and pm
For phil psbure Bevdere $3.50 NJ, aud IN 49,,
Fer Borienown Burlington aoi CAnara iu' '''' " ' '
For Freehold m 2aud 4pm.
Far PaGinrds'e s1l Sdaaa m aud : p M tam s No %
Tram. arrive as flow-F,m Pittsburgh $3.50 aud
and BI,mers $50 S.i5 gi log sSoay eio
1928 M 2:dS i:le ol6 6;So stt lo'z7 ssni'''
Offices $40 AMI 94i Boa~s No. House. and foot Of
Cortlsndst Srsfork No Courtt Brookyn
Nos and lis iluson Ticket
Office place. D. ~ BOYD Gen Passenger Agent
fRIsK THOMSON. Gensra MANAGER
DEGULAR CATSKILL BOATS.-The steam
Ii New Chmpen Capt Stead have. Pier 80 foot tanl
Moulav Wednesday, ant Friday al o. for Caski
Landing aud intermediate points Steamer Andrew harder
opposite THIS the only Csstl line which connects
with Cburchs Caro- Durhsm Wndhsm Pra,tsyi
AMI ali other put Through tickets sold at greatly reduced rates
SARATOGA.-Drect route VIA Citizens Line
- steamboats, Pier 40 NORTH River al 81 so throagh
SUNDAY Tusiay and THURSDAY ~ Monday wees and Fn
dsv Ercurs on NesYork Saratoga and good 80
DAYS Round Lake and return IS 10
| STONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
| - BOSTON. x..
sTONINGTDN MONDAY WEDNESDAY and fdayi NAN
RAGANshr Tusa Thursday aud Saturday from Pier 50 Sorse
S. c.n, steamer RHODE ISLAND daily reept sandsy
from II and Pier Twenyhrd bAt
arriving Boston the same evS-nk hAeafsioa
| tickets to suirc tup. ~
| L. W FILkiss Gen. Pas Agent u. bAb,Oth frcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
NEW- JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY-

PlseDger
Cortlandt and Desbrosses-sts
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS.
$40 m-Os~egO for Uacs Rome
Norwich Sidney Delhi Walton. MideoWn
without change OF hrouy1 OsEeg0
$40 n-Ws'on Way for alton. Delssar, County
and inier.n diaie without change % cars
ll4O a. m.-Woreriyke Accommy.it'h.
$3.50 y. NIB oouIn glals NV
430 mUier C1untg Elrss through Ellenvle without
cha &c of ears
) 30 .. m BoonlrgiIle Local.
g. .. m-Nor.rufrks 10
CITY Albany Wvifo1 through rsppanown
$40 III. and at 30 D.. " n tIl r.al-t Of car
Raioad $50 $40 m. az $50 p making
rect connection at FrInsIr
Ali TRAINS STOP Al HAChENSAtK AND PATERSON
Ticket. so AM baggage al place. " AesYork
Trfnser gii Bros H. z % .. t-rl.ts
received Forwarded OFT po'-s ~ Fft 81 North River
lin Pounsyania r. adjoining Desr0sss FERN.
QUICK DISPATC.. a.. LOW Isl tAiEN
General OFess 80 ItI,rty., Nrv Icra. T. H. CHAPMAN,
General Freilht PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

Receipt, Oil bits; last week 81 90 same
week Las, rear GS67 declined steadily thongh ut
considerable Feeling
figures Receipts oppressive Tor e
moment but unusually demand aud prospective hesvief
within the IDEAS OF regular cot
er quoting l9c for W'er To-day ba1 TINS
ss lSc, VI hne marks not losing
barrel which light at this There
are o ne points speak OF. Quotations:
n. J. and LII v oI23 a2i Western fair marks 40
state ana Penn 20 d2l loss i..........l7 MS
Western choice loss Cansdian ............lo as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

Tin $40 l2h $50 Coke TIN at So and $50 bores Coke
Terne 81 STA oil gold Other Metals are dull We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
MEAS.

Live calves good demand bat the quality 81 stock shows
falling quote Bucks calves
9I2 do SAGE do fair i poor calves &c. Limbs
quoted case Exports Of provisions wees
bacon 276 bbls pork, 722 pigs beef, 300 tes. lard
daily
follows; BY Enc Ralws'. $50 cans milk
Harlem Railroad. 1856 DO; SesiAFen Railroad Ojj Hudson
River Railroad s5 de- miscellaneous nearby 24OO
Midland Baosd 40 do and 80 by Railway 1888
the Harlem Railroad platforms the daily prices
follows: july %. eli July 20 81 Juy 80 IL Juy 81 Ell
Aug ell Aug. 2. sl Aug B. 81 81 Of 40
quarts last week 46 A. with ether breaches
cily local outlet mix dull price.
ruled remarkably low Some Of the Oldest milk dealers
wbea they before passed duh Even at
figures considerable mk e
today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

Ducks & 4 ". Or. 81 UUdtI %
Do. Western. per pair.65 q 70
The game market 10 but lightly 81
s.lable. Woo doock have advanced.
Stalled pigeons. y
don. EIirs.......sl 500
Do. Prime ......... j 20 ~
Tame squAb, y COL. z 25G 2 30
suSDl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Comm June !, lSti
Trains leave Harlem River Station and 95 l:20
$3.50, 4;4O, 3 10, ami Gas D. m.
Receiving from Morrs,na Steamboat Co.
leaving FGton Market Sip for Harlem River Station at o. % AID
ll:4j n. IN. ad ;:lJ 1 4;2J ami
For further information ofpsrear posters at hoe aud trot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

l. Astoria oNLHD SDkhDANDSlNTHST, and 0NE-HUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. connecting with and
nxsbrdge. Boa Peeks eyey half s: 80 M
u Z p m. except IL a. 1880. and D. ~
~ B-See time tables whore SUNDAY boats ay. every
hal fhonri $50 a.. II until s Z. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
FOR NEW:HAyEN, HARTF0RD, Spring

paints. rek-so daily tSuaays rc.p,eal D. a.
Twentgihrds st. E. r. 3lj e'ane9z vita special
checked 9Ii Broadway NegYOk l63 Perrepon and
4 Courtst Brouklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
at Co1crs Cornwall Newbarsh M,lsooagh NJ Ton Highland
Hsrsonsi Pier 81 ~ R. every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SAT
URDAY at4p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

Receipts r the 50 DO last week G. same week
last do Old quiet and nominal New fruit IN
Guiding small lots OF peeled Georgia peaches F che rrs and bk
admit OF settled
Points are scarce and limited drm
the week 3o bush Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

N, the 1873 pkg do last week, 1911 90
- wss last wear % ss3 Exports week. O42 hr.n
There has been very little variation tue butter trsd since our s
State Is unchanged Western anything is dong better western
frkns considerably higher but the new heure "
table TO the great quality. Trade mol Scu'e pu
sere quite falling ani the fact helps 10 g,e
strength the fancy County pals are quotap
at Int rate is obtained LOT
EXTRA fresh As before the market pce to pau
quantity is 80 33 Good reports are
some foreign pmens and exporters are sun Pckhg
tbey can at 2l d22c 2 Western IL umoren ths
Canada viii soon tie, export other reports intimate
tina, there is NOT much to spared Many Of the far Western parcels
usefu TINS far In supplying the export wants
phia been in market and have taken NJ
GELS Receipts Of bniter June l. 1874 TO Aus l. lS
175,650 Same period 1878 lSofoo 90 same Po' 1919
l2SO70 DO. Quotauons: 49, oaa IN
Orange Co nails prime Welsh tubs, prime ~ ~
Riv,r welsh tubs. other 2Zd -
Connnn ps, 70 70 Western half tubs, factory ~ 624
ST., and creamery rails half prime 20 ~
STAT hal tubs prime AL Western dslry. - 1SS
St.te half tubs Western 10 ~
grade 26d2S Western drkiDs, prime ~ ~
Western irkins, common 10 d2V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
POULTRY AND CANE.

Live poultry not su'e and only regular receivers spesh Of
SDTng ehck still Of the
the he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

hOPsTtere only limited nqlirv chiefly from Brewers to
supply immediate wants, and unaltered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing a

a lar steamboat NELLY WHITE Markets.
2:45 and ThirSthirs Of ocock Returning Norwa
at so M Danbar, add trans Fare
cent tickets 81 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-05

PLOUR AND MBAL-The Plou market seadier more
ppisg Winter Wheat brands are snn sasI x
Wbsst Flour more PsnW
IA, sells slowly Process" plenty apd cSe AZ
M. % m. mset rather Shipping Extras and taere
-. on o,ber grades: sales bb. We
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-03
LAND -AG ENT

Tho Undersigned has opened an OFFICE
for the SALE Of LANp, E 3.
~ Persons having REAL ESTATE to dis
pose Of will. do well TO register the same
tor salss s5s
n LARGE FARMS undivided aud sold in
either LARGE or SMALL parcels.
81 GOOD FARMS for sale at from So to SIS
per acre, on easy terms. Y,Ei
Itts AUGUSTUS B. KNOwLTON,
nov IS If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-03
At Private Sale.

FENHE PLANTATION forming part of
IL the Estate Of the late Col. Keitt. and
known as the DARBY PLACE The tract
consists Of about 600 acres. one half well
Timbcred. the remainder Rich, BED, Loan
Soil, adapted to Crops of oil kinda. These
are She Finest Lands in the District, and
were valued at $40 per mere in 1866. Would
be sold for one-half thai Price now. One
fourth cash, tho remair or in three install.
ments bearing interest from date and Sc !.
cured by mortgage of tho samo.
This Is q splendid chance for aneryne dc.
string to secure Rich Lands, fine Wator Pow
or, excellent Cattle Range and Rehned
,Neighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. L. NJ. KEITT,
sOr } q KEITT, Esq.
jan q