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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-08

To-day there was hesitation and hating in the
general stock market there is often lull in the
wind just before a change of weather: but We have
often had these same indications and found them
deceptive that 10th to trust them. Some
specalties gained however, while others lost. Har-
lem stock was among the most fortunate, having
been marked up per cent since last night, but the
operations in 1t are so few and far between that
advance a decline of few points has no signit-
canoe. Pacific Mail after being somewhat hammered,
finally closed at improvement OF per cent on last
nights quotations, giving great encouragement TO
large number of small holders who waiting
hopefully for cessation in the downward move
ment. Northwest rose on rather active bust
ness, showing that the vital spark is not alto
gether fled. st. Paul also improved /, which gave
such encouragement TO its importunate holders that
more margins and continue the good fight.
The other active shares were not so fortunate,
most of them having declined to per cent. The
sober second thought given to the Western Union
report, let it down some per cent at noon, when
vigorous effort was made for a rally, and il came
within of the closing price of last night. The
transactions IN Lake Shore were a reduced scale,
showing partial cessation of hos tilites IN this
speciality and accounting for the fact of variation
of only in the price of the shares Erie dropped
Union Pacific and OhOs each, 2. and Rock Island I.
The whole business was light, and the market with
out important feature OF incident. The following
table furnishes the opening highest lowest, and
closing prices of the leading stocks sold to-day:
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)owgSrIC MARKETS.

S-Nothug dese grain nArfst o1ay
BALrrxoRk June Cotton dani Low Addhrz I4I -
Flour quiet unhsss Waea ueldL and
Corn simer souherc Whit, 81 99Se southern iegS saos
-oaT4c. western MIXED Sc western White. oS1o9s Ave
pors al seSls So MeAts-shouders sri Cer ND
es.4lOe Bacoashoulaes 71sds Clear Rib SIDES e
sussr-eured Hams l40i5 lard sneesnssd e.ssra
and easy 81 20d25e- cones qurs bot trm al iIdlsS@
Jan. 6-Iaks rail imports Coz the lag ~ -
hay,-Four 10 20 whsst 2es sl6 easa - 70 sss
bosa Oats ~ 700 Canal nd
h,.A Corn 50 357 u 7ov easA -. sam eis
49,, ii - com IOLa, 7e kissr ss'ss s ~ "a
ws.,rr, sor,ux ~ 75dx7, Sssa -. - "a =.
a. Whtr - 25aS9 srSleesrdi - 80 -.
to,,h No /. Al yS9Sl AhwsAee 10 Sp,nsl ~ 30 -
corn arm sdsanes. hossn 1850
higher sale: q .cuinsl 10 Bsve- Mat srm Canada.
N-s,ers o. 80 al ~ obsr sruess unchanged
VI ~ -Poar dull AID nominal Wheat epseei dsuy
~ spring 81 2sisesi 223; Ne Do VI ieN 60
se a. i7Ssasi ~ July 81 1881 l2s Aafass No -
o. 81 arm and tar demand g ~ - ~ -
s,. s.sh June 57 Jay, 5ass 959e Aags,S ~
"a "a Reccsed IS t5&e. oets stssJ - ~
"a c.sn AR CASE, July Rfs dsh aud syss 49,
n, No dull nominal hsky steady ~ VOC ~
ga ..l.s At siiasii o5 Jul, Bun Meat. s..Sy Ne ~
I'm Se.r % 90 bash wheat 0os essh Coz NJ
0a,. 900 bu.h RIVE 0oo bash Barley 49, ga
beIs Flour 2I2 900 bah Wheat 3oSVvo ps,h' 49,
cI.y.1.sD Is ssSe Ga o..
20 sac l5c 10. Pe'roseH Jul 49, a..
o9s iot NO 10. a~R,ur tri a.. aas.L "LSS S-'''-'
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ing week last The ncresss exports Hsos n. Let
oontrsstef With the corresponding last
treat and With increased rs.a! fsces and large eevssers 10.
OF the raiiwavs safely rspf
volume sboaTh
regard Introduction Of the Ri. Canal sind
tho enterprise esmuerrd
paint view To-day there increased srmne epeung
limited srivas ani favorable Liverpool dos ne
closes ard Lover the demand chiefly f eroe and
me Winter quiet hat stesfy the
sales are I2s bush 81 f0asl SO for ungcsl loss
Minnesota 81 - for No Chicago SPRING 81 fJVtl ~ for Va
Chicago spnng 81 ~ for No. Chicago pnx 81 a. for No,
Miwaakee and seller week 81 5l4sl 50 for No
and Al JldSl 50 FOR No Minnesota 81 37 'u hes
81 64asl 20 or White Ohio iDeiuat me sse, srs
10 Mwsusee, seller seek at 81 a. iOsp
bush DO do seller last hof June 81 a. AID 5000 bns Ri
Western, seller week at 81 81 Barley ts Barley Mali
fair Of 800 bush Canada Wea private terms
and 1900 bush az 10 time Ois arr q"et Meed zoe
plenty irn the $500 bush New OHIO Nnd nS2S
% e White At 81 169c weseru sired A. GLOSSY wss
at oI1b9c Ryes fair demand add lower under o~r
arrivals The .s are II 900 bass at 81 0sa5 10 fos Penp'
State
closes steady; hird
plenty the 10000 TrG5I
ng 79aSlc DO White s29s3c
ExPoxrs cALyoKSA-The ccaanoes from Praoosos
a re follows:
MAY 25Pr stany sleath Liverpool 49, 7e eeuss whe.t
Nay 21-Per Yosemite. lAyerpOo 1871 eens mf-st
MAJ 26Per Monets London IL COS ceatAs "ssu
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

ETHIOPIAN MAKkbT.
LONDON June 6-l230 m-Consols 92ao92as for money;
q2s Tor the account Fyerscou boads 1855 ~
i0sis ls67s llO Territories, lO3Aa Elves. 100 s"s
Railway shares. 30l2d30s.
LvERPooL June -2:3O motion quiet and unehsngedf
s,es 900 for speculation and export
OF the sales of Cotton today jim
b.r. the Of Mdng Ipand aohna
below Good deliverable June July SAL DO 10 -
and september AZ $50 DO nothing 1sS- L'~
July l6d the bsss
Ndns Orleans nothing Mf5gs deliverable June n1
julT a, s Breaufs sesdyi Beef 81 uercs iof Nee
Mesa at-aool- NJ.
Lospox jus. 8. p mBhe Railway shares 3ots3oa rAns
iosnos Inn. b D m-sugsrs 26 cvt fOt No ~ DucA
sndsn On the IS To- aroaL raAov A. es
U-Rvenns dispatches Rsntes a. o3e
95c. a.,
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To,ai.-",..-............. % 40 III u
For a' f 'T business ''I ID. Sos our s ss''
ali basis Of Low Msdlius Sale, last evening AFTER
+ i552 ''1 5ay oO 500 2Oo 400 2S2o AusSs'
1900 IS. 100. 1929; November 100 II le total 500
G ay 200 'Iy up 300 % Il 3 & 800 800 II l6e 800 &c
200 II ll-16c; 1900 II 2l32si 300 u August 2D0
5S2S 900 Isss zoo ~ 5S-e tog 10 ahd Io 9y
II $3.50 600 II I56e 100 I7al 100 u lSlee oetOGer
chanzs 1929 paid 500 bale, July for september
Sale, embrace 800 bags per smoden Use $50
bags per Bird New Yors private terms 900 bags pc,
for mia grades Of b.E.
s saSS, ' S. 100 7%? & fsis Prime 5S
l9s; java. 25a2i; Ceycn lsG2lci Mancaibo, l6d2le;
gram, from LONDON advance Of o 100 on Java.
FLOUR AND aEAThs features OF Or market the pa't
that have long I'D m to characterize the
ma re receipts hsy been liberal ana prompt SAFES can only be
% nor fully understand the e their AGENTS bere have To- con
Il apparent all that the prices paid for Winter
Wheat the interior for months past have beea far 800 much
change the trade much iurs be insisted for Wi-ter
Wheat the will longer rule hitherto much above Spring
brands The depression Winter Wheat brands valued at
s yey market these could Oay be disposed Of BY
ubnng to lower figures almost daily Choice Family grades have
freely, have been pressed for sale No.
and psne have again declined, ssd have sh freely
and YESTERDAYS market were held with more ste.ness
business has been done IN Shipping Extras al concession
but yesterdays msrGet there anxiety to sell and stead
valued At = aS7 3D. these are less plenty ana are
Tuesday Family brands do have been IN far demand at
less plenty and arm At me Close We nave 4ee sgh 20 our
Of Wheat brands aud hence receivers have enre strong
IS bbi. gais, - 75o b5s the eorsponans week last year
demand for Pour fair fr the trade and there is Little
.teanes, quiet, Fancy brands Of Minnesota sbe At the
Winter Wheat Flour Of ow grades
lines No. and request sales
t7Oo 6bs including 100 bbl good Western Extra to arrive ten
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than last and at o still further decline
in prices, though there was slight

than last, and at o still further decline
IN prices, though there was slight
recovery at the close from the lowest depression of
the week The decline, comparin the closing prices
of last Saturday with those of to-day has been
from to per cent. viz. ST. Paul, Common, /; Cen
trail and Hudson and Delaware. Lackawana and
Western, each !; Panama and Allan tic and Pacific
Preferred each C.. c. c. and l. c. and Hannibal
and st. Joseph Preferred, each II; st. Paul Pre-
ferred, 1t Northwest Common and Rock Island
each Ii; Wabash, Ohio and Miss ssipp and Hanni
bal and st. Joseph Common. each Il Telegraph and
Pacific Mail, each IL Lake Shore, %; Erie q! and
Northwest Preferred and Union Pacific each per
cent As exception TO the general run of stock,
Harlem advanced per cent. The subjoined table
shows the extreme fluctuations in United States
bonds, the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares, and gold made during the past week. as well
the closing quotations of each at the datec under
mentioned:
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canal In IO4 49g hu.h
go 2.53O. O5I 90.

Totss ls3Ts9T0 253OlO5l 30 yoa OBJ
HAY AND sTRAw-The supply larger asd The m.rks el.irI
quote: Hay-Pnme Timothy s27 qs2s Pair teoi g..
s240S26; shipping Grade at ssOds2 straw N and hesr.
No sye at sl5gsl4 and No ost at slsas2o
MOLAsSEs-rhe market 6n present figures eontins
dull Wegauoe New Crop CutA Centrifugal land Mixed 3Oa3s
40a7OG; English I.lInds i0052c New orleans.
NAVAL sToRBs-wh further decline At wilmington
IS without the Sales only " % bb
39c for Mechsnbe Strained Ron lover and ansee ssh
81 81 500 bills At 81 IS snd 100 bills "a TO- closing 81 %
aS2 IS The ane grades Inactive aud nomnsL Tar iuh Il
81 IS for Washington.
PROFESSIONALISM week en our quite
value, nominal but this Of short Duration seve f
usnd has prevailed chiefly speculative and Tor Chicago
confirmed (which be
rec and active demand prevailed moderate stock bere
reported the LIST Inst further Impulse 10 the market n ah
conumpO moderate. emani
vailed for the future much her prices undoubtedly hst
Pork the below that Of last bat there
hardly State that
the circumstances In
Prime BariT
holders the demand
prices
Tue demand FOR the has fallen Of sales Of 30 Bb
regular $50 GIT 95dss for Ness sl5asJ IS
P1me sl6 for Western Prime eli 50 Ciy
ST. so $50 5s. 10 %sl Jay :, ss% 10 Beet /. moro
active snd 6m; saes Of 45O bbs slOGsl2 80 for Pis's
Irds Mes. Beef Hsns
quiet heavy Meats less and 81
400 Smoked do CITY, 2i 100 Fresh do at 10 sO
Pckei Hans llGll c 500 Picket Shoulders az 5Jo
do. sds4; 5000 70. il9l2 u Bess
94c Bacon active ard tame Sales Of 300 boxes Lght Lssx
Clear l0ie and 20 boxes do lO Dressed egs
quote TlsD1sc for City Lsrf
lower the demand for the future has fallen OF
IL 81 Kettle delivery &
$50 o jay early a. l and 900 tos OdEeT all the Je S
I2c.
BrryR-rbe marke, steady rtns
fialyes; light Western arriving Asd
accumulate quotations nominal and tendency iddB
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ii 96l 232 !. 36s 52s 1881. 100

rot.I. 1853 232 1852, 52o 2,63l7OO
FRgIGHrsRate. by berth ship again lower today With YER,
b nrxrt lower To LIVERPOOL By steam
- 900 Dbl. Flour at % Ga SO OIL Cake 3os and 80
obs IS. To London, by sail tase oVo Is
r. baI,e include Norwegian bark 10 direct port United
Kaom 100 bills Refined Petroleum 90 private terms Nor
80 hing Baltic With 1000 bbs Refined do al d.
.b hv hence Antwerp With 1000 bills Reaned DO
a. "a M Norwegian heoee the Baltic With 500 bbs Re-
40 British bark hence 70 Rotterdam with 5SOO qr
Gr a IS Cd bark TO Bremen Hamburg With
400 a Grain 3D. ssd Norwegian bark from Phi.ielpha TO
direct port United Kingdom Continent With 5-oo eDlA Kennel
Petroleum IS, II TO Cork for orders 5s 3D. .-,,
Wheat the present has en
BY eoaderabs yanabene and far degree Of .env hs nn,s
TUESDAY have bad the advantage notshAnons ,ne
I and the reduced furths decline IN gold
nav. rsstret.d pors inqa local ms have
purchased spaDg and ~e have adie ght 70 cur soeA oat
lutte light and do not look iO maternal increase
Lam hs present Of the No spnng
s,n., already The r-eeips the lake ports falling or
sss,he Tbe supply Of Ungraded Wheat from Iowa, Kansas
Nebrassa. aud Minnesota Is diminishing. and II Is very
.rrra having shipped freely during the Winter months and
having very mich quantity for seed than usual W.
thai u the letters thence w are Sfe eins
tha moi above the Of spring Wheat still their
Winter Wheat states We and more wheat hAS We
erpecti notice marked decline pnees ONO IN
dln .ad Illinois Toe srostng crop are
generally O The ahoPpsr and eaph bog h.y. done some
the southern highly favorable reports. IN Geog.
and South where the harvest nearly over the repo's arc
highly sassorY few sections have suffered ron rust pu.
and quality highly spoken Of IN Sor'n taIols AL
Georg. iky VII considerable surplus for this n.rs snc ".
ship TO u al an early day Ine repefspvn
Mayasl yrgnis The part hopeiai CONSIDER.
.bs the anier Whe. 10 tse STATE. s's ,sry
decided change their hp.neal condition .ss%s ,at
which they will be abs TO sA,s 20 Vie sas "a The
EuIopean ades are mol ia'orAoe o nm. Ssow
ofwhc.' and I've are reSorisd r. .S,er
ths s,.s. Britain sre generally favorable but ever
depends spsn weather for the sasaias Iss -
n-rtT iem.pd ha oontnus ana with better "pRN "
IN. md Is likely good for fortnight Inc "
txs week l.33U.AtA basl' - 'i-s'i' '- Wv
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always an
important subject TO both borrower and lender. Al
able and suggestive on this topic by froi' T.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully ID
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address TIE TRIBUNE, New-Iork
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HAVANA MARKETS.

UAy... Iun. S-sug.r-No. ~ D. 22622 ress srobe
greh.nse irregular on United go
,h .ish 10 l251l27; gold ii54l4S short ssht
1909 81 Ga LosdoB Pss l5O9i3S spsasA uss
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Money has been IN free Offering al day at and
per cent CALL and Al to on prime business notes.
The bank statement was less favorable than last
week, though, save for the run down in the specie
average there was no special moment to the changes.
The banslo s5s75 SIS in surplus over 25 cent
serve but still hold the gratifying SUN of 81 6S55
The following are the comparative totals:
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In State bonds only two transactions were re-
ported. one in New-York Coupon Bounty Loan at
1907, and another in Tennessee new series at g. The
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Railroad bonds were weak on many Of the gold
bearing issues at lower range of prices The
Pacific mortgages We're steadier. however, at the
close. The following were the bids:
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The bidding and asking prices at the close were:

Ar n meeting of the Board of Directors OF the
Ney-York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany held in this city on Saturday, statement of
the business of the road for six months ending
March 81 1874 was presented and it is currently re-
norted that the statement shows increase in the
gross earnings of over S5O0OO0 and decrease IN the
expenses of nearly $4,000 as compared with the
correspopdlpQ six mouths of the previous year. As
summing this to be the case, the net earnings would
show an increase of about 81 10000 for the half
year mentioned.
Gold opened at 1115, but quickly felt the force of
the sales induced by the dissemination of the Pres
dents opinions and away went the price down 10
1lOI. the lowest price OF the day and of the week
The dealings were of more importance than of late
and altogether the room showed considerable ani
nation In gold loans the rates until Monday were
2 l. and Il for carrying, aud fiat the borrowing
side. The foreign exchange market was dull, and
rates were nominal. The London market was re-
ported strong for securities, money In the
open market ruling at late low rates.
The gold market was, however, beyond
the influence of foreign quotations. The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed In called flve-Twen-
ties $1,000 total for the week of $4,000, and dis
bursed 100000 in coin interest on the public debt
total for the week of Sse0 The import entries Of
dry goods for the week 81 3266O9, and of gen.
era merchandise SO 93s 49, total in gold coin val
uation OF Ss365,33s. The specie shipments for the
week amounted to S24l5,3 1854. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared S32 OO0 gold balances, Sl.96l 1896 cur
rency balances, o., ,269 The following were the
principal quotations:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


QUOTATIONS. CJn 4aaGy ~
more th.a srsds below the quoted.
DELIVERY.
Last evening. TOTAL
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Government bonds have been quiet. but prices
were lower We annex the latest quotations
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, Ohio. lnd.kInsup.s4 $50 IS As

steady but qiieti Oh we
Corn 81 2Ogs 30 Com Aea br Va. - % ISL -
C,yn Ma s.xsru 80 Corn Me % 0O0 ~ %
Cor, n-ai w.a.N lOd 20 Corn Meal. Gold Bar a 80
Rag Mea esdr White quoted 81 S00$l 30 do Yellow
. si 75qsi 49, Coarse 4oqsl 55 Coo MeA 81 200
a. rs. Ground Feed at 81 4OdSl 30 y 100 D.
sxYoBTs l. 1873,
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following are the mportaons sade The
Of Ssv-YorE the ending June 5. 1874;
ia. md Ear O. 29l
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Flour bhls.
PORK, bhls..
D'i Psn, bu
Lanl, n
Butter. 10
soap, bores..
Sugar. bIA...
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SAM SHARPLEY COMING.


Sam Sharpley's minstrels and mammoth
combination troupe give one performance
at Klmball Hallto-morow (Friday) Evening
May 2sd. This company have the reputation
OF being the finest In the land and they come
With very complimentary notices from, al
parts whore they have given entertainments.
They are headed by the King 5ot all Min
strele, Sam sharpley. whose unriyaled banjo
solos and impromptu speeches never fall to
provoke rapturous applause. He Is backed
BY full corps Of minstrel performers and
has in addition number OF dramatic variety
Artists. q full brass band and orchestra
making in all twenty-five performers.
Among the starsare the we'll known Fred
and Annie Nc Avoy, Jerry Cohan, Irish Com
.median. Little frankie the boy wonder, Dick
Ralph and Sam Wiley. The price of admis.
sion 10 within the reach ofAll being scots ia
all parts Of the house with no reserved
seats.
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Or. !. |. Hayes, the experienced Arctic
explorer, Will represent the American
Geographical SHciety at the millennial
ce ebration in Iceland. He will sail for
England about June 1, and vii sail from
Dundee for Iceland, in vessel chartered
for that purpose, about June 90. He will
explore portions OF Iceland never before
visited. He has signifed his Willingness
70 accept the company of eight gentlemen,
Fellows oil the Society or non-residents of
Ne" ork, who will pay their proper
too of expenses. la 81 80
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WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS.

are the most beautiful in style and perfect in tone
ever made The CONCERTO STOP is the best
aver placed in any organ It is produced by an
extra set of reeds. peculiarly voiced, the EFFECT
of which is MOST CHARM SG and SOUL-STIRr
RING, while it's IMITATION of The HUMAN
VOICE is SUPERB. Terms liberal. s gtI
WATERS Philharmonic Vesper & Orchestral
ORGANS In UNIQUE FRENCH CASES, are
among the best made. and combine PURITY of
VOICING with great volume of tone. Suitable
for PARLOR, CHURCH. or MUSIC HALL. WA
TIERS New Scale ElANOS have great power and
q fine singing tone, with all modern improve
ments, and are the BEST PIANOS MADE. These
Organs and Pianos are warranted for 6 years.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash or part
cash, and balance in monthly or quarterly pay
melits. Second hand instruments taken In exy
change AGENTS WANTED in every County,
In the II 81. aud Canada. A liberal discount tO
Teachers, Ministers Churches, Schc OILS, Lodges,
etc. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES MAILED.
HORACE WATERS 81 SON,
4S1 Broadway, New York. Box 1857. avail
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clamps and Water Gauge for dredge, the

clamps and Water Gauge for dredge, the
cost of which not to exceed Thirty Dollars
On motion of Aid Simmons the matter Of
giving s L Hastings permit to draw water
from the reservoir near the Park, for the
purpose of watering Park Avenue, was re-
ferred to Committee on Fire DEPARTING rt
with power to act
| On motion of Aid Yule permission to the
free use OF the Park on the Fourth of July
next was granted to all religious societies
of this city
| Aid Yule moved that the present Poor.
master be instructed to settle with the ex.
| poormasteras
| Aid Schend moved to amend that the Com
on Pauper Affairs be added, which motion
as amended was declared carried.
| On motion of Aid Head AID Lentz was
appointed School Commissioner fourth ward
to fill vacancy caused by the removal of N R
Allen from said fourth ward
Mayor Webster then nominated Fl Ell Wal.
ker to be appointed Chief of Police for this
City
Ayes and Noes were called and the nomi-
nee FL Fl Walker declared appointed Chief OF
Police by the following vote;
Ayes--Ald Weber, Berens, Bruns, Huettef,
scEend, Lentz and Mayor
Noes-Ald Simmons, Van VIE, Yule,
O'Erien, Head, Reed
GA motion of aid Van VIE Henry O'Hara
was appointed Street Supervisor Third ward
On motion of lid Lentz Wholesale liquor
license was granted to A P Read, J G Gott-
fredsen aud Paul Sauber under compliance
with the law
Aid Reed offered the following resolution (:
Resolved, That the Chief OF Police be and he
is hereby instructed to see that all Saloons
keepers be required to close their saloons on
the first day OF the week and not sell any
Intoxicating liquors on that day or evening
Aid Yule moved the adoption OF the rore~
going resolution which motion was declared
lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald Reed, Head, Yule, Van Vie,
Noes-Ald O'Brien, Berens, Weber, Lcntz
Scherd, Huetter, Bruins
On mot ion Council then adjourned
w BECKMANN
CITY Clerk
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Valuable Information.

BOSTON, Dec. u, 1863.
Gentlenses: My only object in giving you this
testimonial is to spread valuable information.
Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum,
and the whole surface of my skin being covered
with pimples and eruptions, many of which caus-
ed me great pain and annoyance, and knowing
vertised blood preparations, among which was
any quantity of Sarsaparilla, without obtaining
any benefit, until commenced taking the YEGE.
TINE and before had completed the first bottle
saw that Ihad got the rleiit medicine. Conse-
quently 1 followed on with 1t until I had taken
seven bottles, when was pronounced well
man; and my skin ia smooth, aud entirely free
joyed so good health before, and attribute It all
to the use OF VEGKTINK. To benefit those aflict-
ed with Rheumatism, will make mention also
of this acute complaint, of wh.chI have suffered
go intensely.
G. H. TUCKER. Pas. Agt Mich. O. R. R.
60 Washington Street, Boston. fe,tfg4 4an as
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-21
THE GEAR IN ENGLAND.

The Gear and the Grand Duke
Alexis arrived at Dover last evening.
Immense crowds Witnessed the deb.
arkation of the party and greeted
them with hearty cheers. The Duke
and Duchess Of Edinburgh, the
Princess Of Wales and Prince
Arthur were waiting to receive the
Important visitors, and conducted
them to Windsor Castle, where they
arrived at 10 o'clock last night.