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mnd OF aed elite. respectively Ss00oo for ro ucno -
knJ nk sa9 oonas ~ maturity and any de6ciency IN
the nmouht OF principal Annually re0nfred
respectively. $50 " "o ssse osuSS
this act are hereby repealed - 'Aso"'Sssens WIN
SEC 6.-This act shall take effect i'm p,.a,.,a,,
sPEER's RAPID TRANSIT
In the evening session OF the Senate tba h,u -
incorporate Speers Rapid TRANSIT Camnanv 80 :.
passed-Yeas, II; nays, 4. ""s
THE STATE PRINTERS
Weed Parsons, the publishers did better IN.
day than all the Black Horse cavalry put torether
One resolution alone, out OF twenty similar ones 70
print the agricultural report. will net them from
600 to $4,000.
ADJOURNMENT
The House adjourned till Monday. at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. and will hold three sessions day during
next week. The nnal adjournment on Thursday
is certain.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,

PITTsBURG, Pa, April rs, 1874.
The Supreme Lodge OF the World Knights OF
Pythias Is still in session, but expects to close
its labors tonight. To-day several appeals were
heard, among others those Of RathDone
Lodge, No. /, of New York, which was
referred back to the Grand Lodge or
tnat state. Final action was taken on
the new constitution, which was adopted. The
sentatlves Divine, OF the District OF Columbia:
Lewis, OF Baltimore, and II. Stewart OF Washing.
OF c. M. Barton.
me next annual session will be held In Balti-
more.
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A MURDERER SENTENCED.
wELLAND, ont, April Is, ls'

wELLAND, ont, April Is, 1874
Michael Finn, charged with assaultina MS wiio
with intent 10 Kill, on the 9th OF november %
Tnarold village, was found guilty OF muroer IN
and was TO-DAY sentenced to death BY Justice
0sRienv. the lth OF July being the day nxed
20 ma erecntfon, While passing sentence
III III. 'T Tcrdsnin said ne would represent the
c cas- :" The government as favorably as the
ci I permit. The prisoner thanked HIS
fnrTsnip and expressed wish that the sentence
wonid BE carried out Finn was mainly convicted
on the evidence OF his wife, who has recovered:
The assault was caused oy Jealousy On the mart o.
the prisoner.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. April 25. 1874.
Lieutenant Commander Frederick Pearson has
been ordered to duty at Hartford, Conn.,. Lieu
tenant william q. Parker to the Saranac Of the
North Pacific station; Midshipman Charles W..
Bartlett, to special duty ct Annapolis; Commander
william B. Cushing has been detached from the
command OF the Wyoming and placed on waiting
orders; Lieutenant Il. :. Houston from the Ticon-
derogo and granted sick leave. with permission
to leave the United States; Paymaster l.. A.
his accounts; Chaplain George A. Crawford from
the worcester and ordered to report his ARRIVAL
when he will regard himself on leave OF absence
for one year. Leutenants J. g. Eaton, c. c. Todd
A. r. C0nden and William Everett. Master r. G.
Peak, Midshipmen Jacob Medary, A. II. Cobb. e.
Assistant surgeon william ). Dixon, Chief Engln-
eer George ID. Simmons and First Assistant En-
gineer L. ID. Taylor have been detached rom the
wyoming and placed on waiting orders.
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given by the HERALD last week why Mr..
ns With W. K
himself who believes In the political maxim OF the
party ought never TO accept once under the party
until his time for active leadership In 1t was near
e,aer csnddasss spoken Of IN this Inc
name OF John K. Hackett. Recorder OF the city. -
Taen Pee G0v Coop aefan
Chaner is another available man. He belongs
TO the Astor family and ID at present Chairman OF
the Tammany General Committee. John McC0ol,
ex-Regster and candidate for sheriff last year, is
talked OF up town. with his late Apollo Han ailia-
~ THE REGIsTgRsHIP
For this position General Martin I. Mcmahon will
In the Iulness Of time accept the candidacy; but,
In view Of the Green-Havemeyer combination with
the Custom House party, the gallant Generals
they ought to be. Ex-Judge shandley Is strong
candidate among his friends, and they are LEGION"
Kelly who knows no friends, and is only guided by
availability In its best Ex-Postmaster General
once and VIII certainly make big fight 10 gain
the prize. His competitor will have to be pOpu-
lar man, sustained by his whole party. to succeed
RE Mayoralty and Registership are the only two.
oces 70 be contested for this lall, but great deal
Of patronage in important offices follows in their
wake.
Meeting OF the Total Prohfbitionists.
Ano soApcIduCe PcoPio WuO arc III i8V Ut Vi tOt8l
prohibition, and who are seeking to establish
political party whose platform shall be in accord
ance with the most ultra temperance doctrine,
met last evening In De Garm0 Hall, Fifth avenue
and Fourteenth street, G. G. Leigh presiding. The
weather being so lnclement the attendance was
very small, and the Chairman announced that the
business would be conducted In conversational
STYLE few brief addresses were then made.
Mr. Levi Dederick, who said he was an
old temperance man, advocated that the
first effort OF the temperance men ought to
be to secure the repeal OF laws licensing the sale
OF liquor, and that then the local option plan ought
to be put In operationtotal prohibition to be the
gested that public meetings should be held in var.
BUS parts Of the city on Sunday afternoons, espe-
cially in localities where 1t was least likely tnat
young men would hear temperance doctrines ex-
planned to them. The Chairman and Mr. Stephen
Merritt, Jr., also spoke briefly, utterlng encourag
temperance crusade, and the meeting then ad.
iOurned.
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THE COTTON CROP.
MEMPHIS, April Is. 1874.

MEMPHIS, Aprn 70, 1874.
OF 1875 estimates Of the cotton crop seventy.
three were opened at the Cotton Exchange to-
day. The highest was 4,2s7,000 bales and the
lowest 3.so1.000 average Al32.000.
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A BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, April 25, 1874.
The boiler at Jessups sawmii, near Richmond,
Ind, exploded yesterday, killing Jonu Alexander
and lnjurlng four other emDl0Yes.
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THE DORCHESTER CHILD MURDER.

BOSTON, April rs, 1874.
Jesse Pomeroy, the supposed murderer OF the
boy Horace Fl. Millln, was arraigned In the High
lands Municipal Court to-day and July committed
without hail.
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY,

Comptroller Green reports the following receipts
and disbursements Of the Treasury yesterday
DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims maid number of 6O. amount
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The Frigate Wabash To Be Paid on.
BOSTON, April 25, 1874
The United States steam frigase wabash went
out of commission to-day. Her crew will be PAID
m Monday.
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Pavgnits nad fnnmher of wa rranfs a. nnnnntny
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
MONDAY, Julv 9-p. ".

The leaders of the opposing interests in stocks
have not made their felt in todays trans
actions, and the market may be said 10 have been
left to the smaller spectators. Tomorrow or next
DAY is expected the great chiefs will be present 10
wage war in earnest. The occurrence of two holi-
DAYS in succession have given them and their fol-
lowers an unusually good opportunity to inform
themselves upon all the subjects that are to affect
the market in the future. immediately after the
passage of the new Currency bill the bulls We're so
confident that it favored their interests as TO induce
them 20 increase their purchases of stocks aud "a
general advance was the consequence. Some of
them have changed their views aud have sold out
and realized moderate profit, while the bears feel
morally sure that the new Currency law must prove
to be one of contraction. and the action of some
aud the determination of others. go far TO convince
the general public that they right. Even If con-
traction were not the nnasssted tendency of the
law il is clear that the bears. if need be- may so en-
ploy few hundred thousands as to annoy many of
the country banks out of all peace and comfort
Indeed, if the bill had been framed expressly for
their Use il could not have been better admitted than
il is TO put powerful weapon in their hands Under
the provisions of this law tue bear clique may daily
send batch of currenoy TO Washington for rodenp-
tion aud within few days the legal tenders given
in lieu Will begin to be returned, that the supplies
will come back with such regularity that compara
lively small amount of ready cash. constantly
swinging round the circle may be used TO annoy
and disturb the tranquility of half the small banks
in the country 1t will not be fault if the strin
gency thus created should take our stock specula-
tors unawarcs.
The opening Of proposals for the new five per cents
is subject that must soon excite very general
interest Throughout country, Inasmuch as it sa
matter of individual well National impor-
tsnce. There probably never was a time in our
history when all classes Of persons had sustained
such heavy losses BY injudiciOus Investments as
within the last two years These misfortunes have
taught them lcsoH that il is 10 DO hoped will lead
them TO apply for the new bonds and We submit to
the new Secretary Of the Treasury that the true
interests of the country could hardly be we'll
subseryed in any other way as by keeping the
Sl79,00O,0OO until our own people have bad q fair
opportunity to take what they want of them. This
courso liight secue " them this enlus Investment
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

bsvond the peradventure OF loss. and would teach
Them the usefu lesson that with securities, as Will
commodities, 1.-The best is the cheapest
The stock market was very quiet to-day, anu gave
vary conclusive evidence that unless the Duis coh
tinne 70 furnish the stimulent, prices on ali ianoy
etocks must declne for If it is Impossible 10 sustain
s,o.,.;ona now while money is so cheap what VIII
- of them when we come to have an active
-, market, The business Of the day was rather
Ill hut tho decline throughout the entire list,
,,;,h tho execution of two stocks, was something
sor;ors being the smallest and 90 the largest de-
,ociation These figures would have almost creaueu
manic on an active days business and must serious
~ cripple the large holders OF stocks unless .neS
have the power TO recover the lost ground qhckS'
These immense deprecations Will conpoi
large proportion of those who operate on
small margins to sell out ana pocho'
tbe loss; and as the public Is apt " oo
on the bull side the losses fall on 'no'o
who are but poorly able to bear them. Inc s.ooN
market opened heavy at q decline ranging IRON 10
3 per cent below Fridays closing quotations, inc
greatest decline being in Northwest and St. Panl,
which were effected by the decision OF the Ohlteu
states Circuit Court of Wisconsin, as reported IN
TIE TRIBUNE of this morning During the greater
mart of the day the market was comparatively
stcadv at the decline of the morning, but finally
closed weak. The decline, compared with the clos
ing prices of Friday last, was as follows Ohio and
Miss. per cent; N. Y. Central and Hudson and
Pacific Mail, each { Union Pacific, I; Western
Union Telegraph, !; Lake Shore and Rock Island
each IL; Wabash, Il; Northwest %; and st. Pau
common, 81 per cent c.. c. and l. c. advanced pei
| cent, and Hannibal and st. Joseph common pei
cent. The opening, highest, lowest, and closing
prices of stocks sold to-day were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
TEE MIDDLE STATES: A HANDBOOK TRAvkLRRs limo.
DID, 469 James H. osgood Go.

THE MIDpLR STATES: A HANDBOOK TRAVELLERS. limo.
pp 469. james H. osgood Go,
The method of Baedekers well known Eu-
ropean handbooks served the baes OF this conve
nient volume I contains large amount OF nsciu in-
formation gathered from the personal experience OF the
writer who has made an extensive OF travel for
the express purpose Of accommodating materials for the
preparation OF the work No previous manuals 80 CO.
pous or SO exact its treatment be consulted to
so great advantage by the tourist in the Middle States
trustworthy guide. The volume is illustrated by nu-
merous maps and plans of the principal cities within
the range of its localities. and the leterpress gives
series of brief sketches of tho old river and border
towns and their historical relations with descriptions
OF the natural scenery architecture and other interest
ing features Of the country visited by the traveller The
introduction of manuals OF this character will add
greatly the attraction Of American travel as well as
increase the mutual knowledge of the different branches
OF our population.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
Mem publirailons.
METROPOLITAN SERMONS,
WI (SRCoND SBRRs)

r prominent and popular preachers vicinity among
HENRY WARD BBECHBR,
REV. DRS. ADAMS HALL
ARMTTAGR HOPKINS,
CHEEVER, De SOLA MENDBS,
CHENFY POST,
DERMS STRONG
DURYkA. VINCENT,
SCHENCK MCARTHUR,
EDDY s. II. TYING JR,
GANSR WALBRIOGE,
RFVS O. b.. FROTHINGHAM, y. B. CHADWICK, RABBI VIDA
YER, others. nearly thirty ALL published in
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 20,
NOW READY.
Price 10 cents pamphle; FORM 20 cents 7 for $l
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TIE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE, Extra 32 pagesl 25 cents
BEBCHER'S YALE LECTURES (Sos. 6 and u, 20 ceuts
THE BROOKLYN CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL tNo. 16l, 10
-,
The named above lin sheet fom address in the
United fr go
Circulars giving fall details of Tribune Extra
Ad5res. ' THE TRIBUNE. New-York
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
THB MAMBLLASD; On, Adventures HERAID CoEREsPoSp
KNr IN CUBA BY JAMES J. OKNLLY. l2mo. PIP 1853 Lap
Go.

THB MAMBILASD; Or ADVENTURES HERALD CoRREsPoyD-
CUBA BY JAMES J. OkNLLY l2mo. PIP 35S lap
pineoa Co
Toward the close of the year 1872, the author
OF this work commissioned by "The New-York Her
aid to visit the island of Cuba, and make thorough
connasance Of the condition and prospects OF the nsur
recton Tho service required great pluck aud resolu-
tion as well as shfty command of the scant resources
at hand for its accomplishment The writer was placed
between two fires, and for time without singeing
hair Of his head but he at length fell under the suspl
sion OF Spanish authorities arrested as spy
and taken Madrid for trial. The narrative OF ms ex
perence in Cuba full OF interest Visiting the camp
Of the insurgents at the risk Of his life, he enjoyed
opportunity of observing the modes of existence among
the natives in the interior, and has left vivid picture
Of his Impressions both OF their character and customs
lie cherished the warmest sympathy with their strug-
giles for freedom though without ndiscreetly coinpro-
missing himself their side, and has given record OF
the contest which for freshness OF description and
curacy Of detail must long remain without rival.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

school than OF the Eugsh, and win doll tess call forth
little admiration from those who prefer pedantc for
maity rhetorical escapades Still the vitality and
may be saven the audacty OF his manner arc adspeu
TO secure large following and TO impress the facts OF
history ou n crowd OF readers with whom q tanner
method would have been Of no avail
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
BANKING AND FINANCIALt

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive Oh this topic by Prof. f..
u. Elliott of tue Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
OUR FIRST Hrypsgp YEARs: TAG L.,. o. TEE Rrrsn.e o

OUR FIRST HUNDRED YEARS: Tag Liyz RRPCBnc oF
TBE UNITED STArEs AKEkIck BY G. BDWAEDs Lgsrka.
SERIAL Part ooe ovO pp. "a Cused Ststes Faoashs
psBy.
The plan of tins work embraces a compre-
hensive history Of United States under the rubrcs
OF Discovery, Colonzat,on Ooosolidstou Deveiopment
and Achievement deeorng the progress of the coun-
try population, agriculture. oOmmecoe
education literature dnance aud other impOrtast re4a
lions. us TO be issoed fu twelve monthly parts form
ing large octTvo volume. and will be completed by
July 1916. The prescott namber is devoted to the voy
Of Columbus, tho Cabots. Balboa, Ponce de Leon
De Soto, and other carly explorers of the New World
and the colonization Of vInha Gown the year 1921
In composing the work, the author makes use OF the
highest standard authorities witch lie has evidently
studied with intelligence and effect bat not pretendnx
10 research among original records and aiming popu.
Bar impression by series Of light. graphic touches,
rather than at the solution OF historical problems.
~ skIe q aeScrQtlQR s1ysls IaQgs " tbs French
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
IA anneX clOsing rates Ol fOreign
There was change in money, and the borrowers
were readily supplied at three per cent.
Government bonds unsettled, and closed ir-

State bonds were quiet and steady. Ncw-YOrk
Bounty Loan sold at lO7; Missouri Skies, Hannibal
and st. 10 issue, at 93l Tennessee Skies old, ex
coupon, at 6OS South Carolina Skies, new. at 19I.
aud Tennessee Skies new series, at j9l. The latest
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
W .SH sreck 6 Or sas " yEwroRk AyD BnOoKLTs vAE,

Hal AND sIRAwELAe 'rS,t cG ans Ss We ] S4ose @ '
1t S2l ASK; No. F5d@iJ 90 suaw-LonS Rye No
! al TlSdSI4 d. No. "a trILTcl- and Oata - dt-u
NAVAL STORES-Spirs Iaflcstur Is Sdy With moderate
trade Gemnd sales Of so Al 2; l25 bbs selected soa sB
bhs az : former tgu.es;
- 20 Ia Is Gg, az y 2Jdt2 - lor Nb-
62 Wilmington. Pitch quiet al - 10dS3
PETROLhU E-lruae 10 bn inactive noaIna BAL sc.
spot shade crate demand; s4les Of25UO
biz. l2L RAJ jaw Primary quoted
follows; oh Cty 81 03dSl o. - Petfseu Cs.er
81 TteOu:- dul 'Dc Rou,eyle que. ~ 90
iiusy.e nohng dong; Psrsr - auei. sOGs2i9' AZ Res
PkOySIONSh- FOr1 msAcs i less active, u. tr the sae !.
100 bhs. SIS 20 i New Moss; r tlIe le
livery hear go bo' Ns fler August SIS 20 Eeei qnd
- bbs. pl Meas Itce b,ei aacgd
and Hams guct sead,. Cut Meats Gm bs
quiet: sales Of 300 Cr clr Esms. l3d l3 1850 snoke
LOCO Pck.l uukc.
boxes Bellies, lJd % average, 10 & 1000 Light Bel
lies sI1 Of $50 toNes Los
Clear for lOc. leo d. &C. 10 job lott, lO6 *
Uogs 4rIe FOR Lari s-le
the close Il 600 Ia ii ~ o
Civ; II 2d li5lc Tor o-eTn steam tue Iter io hynte 6I,
for future LSg 10 seller Jui il l@lb1I -
LOCO seller August, 7s0ll l5iGc; 1850 Sepne,
II i-l6c.. 500 tcs., s--r I iAe lOlsc.
BCTrER-Ih demand sGly dSse ami the market i ei
forme We
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

Tofa
the market da ~ very irregular agfs
s.e,. s,les as follow All basis u boF Adlins:i
Sales Thursday evening aner ~ m-Jago iVO 10 Zl32s,
~ Sn. 300 II 3-32c p'ember llOO 1880 Otot.r
400 is Z9,32e total $500 bales Sar, 'sg SP o4PE-
IsS, 100 lG23-32c, 300 l6'ic 100 l5 1916 ~
-, 100 ig l5.32e n, todar; ZOO 10 zt3Ic; 100
f6S no notice TO-DAY august, 200 l7ls 200 II 55ze l
~ iG- 200 N 40, 100 II 1926. notce ., non.
10 n 49, 900 II i-I6 500. II l32c Sgtembsr 200
i7Ie; ZOO II 9-}2s 200 II Jl6&: 100 II Lee lQO
- 735e October 100 l6 3l-}5e 500 l7c 300 II ll6e
100 G7c: 300 II 132c lOj. lc November; 100, 10y u,
total. I4 800 oaes f. u- : -, . .
arrival. mos lower choice snd rcy brln11 Ah
wanted and are rot
80 w. nj. Ar, agst IA ser grades Of Winter Eh
F,s are easier clse the msrte = "eat "f % eesnp
ons and lbe demand only saes OF IZVVO bbh. We
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

ab IN store 'phAi'f 10 auV
o,,s tn.n ha, a sfaGe below the era1y ql'ie-
"''' ..LEs yok PREsgSr BPftyyFT.
Erl F~erfra
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT. " STOCK EIcHHSdE ShLhS'
JULY q. 1874.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-lOt O'CLOCK
q avn III o'CIO A. VI.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
The bids for stocks az the close OF INC Board

The London market while in a general way steady
ard quiet was lower for American securities, money
in the open market being q per cent, or per cent
below the minimum rate Of discount at the Bank Oh
England which institution lost on balance to6OVO.
Foreign exchange was quiet but firm, sterling bills
selling at An and 1891 049O for long and short, the
nominal quotations being same as last quoted. Gold
was not affected by these influences or any other
considerations and the sales were made at llO50
l1Ola1l0. the business beng of moderate proper
tions On gold loans the rates Were o L. 8, o. and
per cent for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
paid nothing in called bonds. aud SG27OOO in coin
interest The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared, 3d,li5,OOO; gold bal
ances 81 69j $40 currency balances $l,SSljS The
quotations for gold were as follows:
IL ..llOls l:OO..llOli 2;30. lilo
iO:5O..IlOa l2:uO...llOis l:50..llOis GOO....l 10
II;U0...iiGt4 I2jU...IlOis 2.OO...llOls dlIOls
The DAYS business at the L. 5. Sub-1reasury
comprised
~ a. 393 OH so Currenc, parm 81 O7G 20i 81
.o4 .Oj3 2Sl 43
G0d si29j- II Cast0hs 4I&VOO W
Currency receipts. 711i3i 80
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
q, TnosAs-Bbs J. H. Dillingham;.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

hoSDAY. Jay Is7t
ASHEa-Pos steady but -eman very 4s" 81 o'+ Tss
insci nominal -. a.. .
lie SAFE ot 3opO bags
r. Perdegas. on male pubhc qoie or na cgos
fair 2O3tH2lc; good 10 ~ 2HZl ~ prns 22
;1,c ana .rrm l0t'. la'gaZ3 god dk gAss
az, no very Gn.et ami qaOtatons rensn s'adf
COTTON-ghe inqary Cotton Nas 'ey N aaa We
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

.
Flour PrnnsEiV9Ds. 49, > ",T 3D. ~
Corn Mal B In oiera demand aud heaTg sales Of 1910 A
Corn nes Jersey "a GO1SI 10 Corn Meal Brw - j0as
CorD Meal stsn sOg = Corn Asa.G Gold Bar u 20
Corr @.st.N SoH = ID
Rag Me-Tne market uaT quiet for qualities trH
tor choice White quoted tJd-l JOi tne teo" - - 90
II "a. coarse At 81 40F q 10: Con Nei al 81 3Jdsl 55
Grourd Feed Al 81 3OdSl 5j = 100 d.
FRElGUTS-The for berth rses is shade elsef VIII
f demand The engagements To Liverpool, b. steam 4sO0
doD by 40 bush Grsu a O; 100 hhls Io9ao9 By sa
do al 32 8i 5000 bush s do ST o. 81 70 Glags
IG oO bg.b Grain Antwerp b. steam oult
5000 bush d. at plgate Tie
inclue: To- orders, vessels of 90 quarters
AMI 200 ou rers Grain 6 9L sBd Of $1,000 tuh do AZ
direct. vessels Win UUO sn each,
COO bush do, do AZ GN 81; 10 the hrisa
mean 600 Petroleum at 3Jc to Trieste 3OJ e.ss
10. ,,c,--- - ,.,. I'll
nation the offerings nee large, anl exporters el t1
Concessions would have 10 De- na
The market Raw cog weaker and DECIDEDLY W o f
inter- Di Chicago Spring NEauie is IN lev hands ad wei e
24GOOO "a b. 81 -Jdcl 81 10 uhgs A IOWA avg
81 No CnF Sprng II 81 drl ~ ir No
% No. do., IL 50 bh Tor No shl"an.e : ~.
Red Western the 1s4e Tor car ots - 3HS4 %
81 3Sd ~ - ol No SDrug chiefly ll4eA
Barley weaker and noirrle demand sses 81 "OO I
.ar The sales $4,000 bush Ohio mixed a. 81 2a5Jci
do White CU4O3c Mixed 53QtOc, AMI White a.
is Of 400 bush Feauyfaa
red is lower aud closes tame al ar
IN ie 6gaes chtlg fr export lue sale aie
Damp aud UnsogE - - 2G15c Western rel - -
dTG fancy lots 77c closing al lJe tame uoN1 1N
s3c yellow at 1GL2d91 -.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

4 PRINCIPAL of experience in education
~ 49, -cpiae sH take cha r. of GRADED SCHOOL from
Eegs =. GtdfSSs Ek.aSi. -A ....-.s vlse
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

IS So, l0-i0 Ree1stered
10000 ..........12.l q
Us 5S 1881. Coupon
0.0O0....,........l2.1l3s