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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30

out by directors simply repeat, 1t had grown into
"'SVI Whom do You meant 4. mean principally the
mittee; am unable state who Is on tho Committee.
O. see a gentleman referred to BY the name OF Fred
came director on May 2s he held that position short
time DON'T know that he ever attended single meet
'no' AT what time did be resign A. cannot say
d You say was uIdersood he was to :;se the money
you mean by entertainmentsf A. suppose dinner
pao5 q. WSsiheroi A. In Washington.
To whom a: suppose to s1ySo , who would
For the purpose OF securing votes in favor Of 1t
A. don't know the view OF 1t; 1t was simply 10 meet
O. That was the understanding, that one OF tho ways
20 q mans heart was down his throatf A. Laughing
O. But you did expect entertainments to be given out
of your money A. would not say that. was asked
the question what Mr. stockwen stated and that was
pa5 Ana w ta. KNOWLEDGE and opinion tho Board
he pleased obtain subsidy tho understanding being
that entertainments vere within tho Legitimate fedi
nace@Wnat was said-when Mr. Stockwell was called
upon for an explanation Of the matter he gave in
And tho Board Of Directors approved that mode Of
pr6ceedIngi A. They certainly ratified the resolution
msn. Wv; were lssi.inssi Perhaps: possibly sssy
didn't pect he would use the money 70. entertain
power to spend the money.
Ssu ~ know that was Of any particular use speak
for myself might. perhaps. add that II searching in
vesgation were to Dc made into majority OF the cor
Board Of DirsCtors paid little attention to the bust
ness directors did, but left 1t principally TO tho
Secretary, President, and cashier.
30 was that neither yourself nor any other mem.
Der OF the Board, 70 far advised inquired
either % the payment OF the as 900 January $4,000
In February $4,000 IN April the 10000 and $4,000,
making total Of $4,000 prior TO the t1500O0
auirsd INTO the t7o0.O00i A. did not.
QtAnu your stockholders have some reason to rely
upon Board Of Directors. have they mott A. They are
siipposed TO.
Aud you had no knowledge, as far as you know, OF
these proceedings A. No, Sir.
@ And didn't you know OF stockwelps gambling with
the stock in order to get subsidy A. No. Biz knew
he was operating in stocks.
Q DIDN'T you know he was operating in your own
stOcki A. knew he operated little In Pacific Mail.
O wouldn't that be some for inducing direo
tor OF ordinary caro- to look asit A. suppose 1t
would.
O. IL wasn't so in your casoi A. don't suppose We
did
@ That is the way thus thing was workedi A. Yes.
Dir.
NJ Hblack-I infer from What 700 hsve sid il re-
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

HAY CREEK, GooDHuE, Co., MINI.
To the Editor cfthe Union:
/ notice in one or two numbers of
your paper something about the best
way Of relieving horses and cattle after
they have eaten too much grain. Ihave
treated a good many animals for over
eating, aud l always give them about q
quart or three pints Of melted lard; it
can easily be given them by using long
necked, stout glass bottle. Give no
water at all for the first eight or ten
hours, and then sparingly : Iftreated as
above no harm will result from the worst
cases Of over-eating. Let the animal
have moderate exercise, but not enough
to get sweaty. /
Now to change the subject, Mr.. Edi-
tor, am sorry to see so many writer's
in the Union and GRANGE ADVANCE
take the ground chat all other classes
are arrayed against the farmers, and
prate about our not having our rights,
&C. Now the fact is, we have always
had all the rights that we have had the
pluck to ask for, aud the capacity to en-
joy. 1t is very fashionable just now to
abuse railroads and.say theytare extort-
ing large share Of our hard earnings
from us by charging SO much for trans.
porting our wheat :; this is in a measure
true, but We must not overlook the fact
that railroads have upon the whole been
great advantage e the farssaIs of this
State We have been AettiDglall this
season from 80 cents to\$1.05 for our
wheat, whereas ifHe had \no RAILROADS,
we should have had tn sellsfor fj6m 20
to 80 oeats, ! and perhaps les. The
truth latr is We are prospering in greater
degree than any other class Of citizens
considering the industry, economy, and
brains that We are bringing to bear upon
onr business Let us be- reasonable,
and # We are not mixing money as fast
g We would wish, let US 60 out and
count up the old reapers, plows. seeders,
and threshing machines that are lying
around loose, and SEQ whether We have
not discovered that the fault issin our
selves and not in these, ''' cussed'' mid
dlemen Of whom we bought the ma
chimes, but Who cannot make them last
more than four o. I've years, q long @
- leave then Is the sfsnce CORNERS from.
one yesr . andthsr. 4 sm.y haye sone-
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

OF similar s10tk 0uc 1dls4ho6e400
curred md sc 4es pscie eirroulastoa
q ! specie basid system, and had moth
ing 20 do With money s5stem which,
under liked laNs represented the whole
propssty of j ei}ili1ed, cultivated and
proa anctive 81, backed BY the good
faith md soyerfRnty Of = free nation
Of intelligent ci{isens.
We wish MI. Logan, in his admir-
able SUMMARY, had included the specie
reign, and the iich, fruitful history Of
the frauds and outrages which had
made the nations Of the civilized world,
BY unanimous qbnsent, abandon the use
Of it for general circulation as money.
He might have given Us chapter upon
the robberies Of the Kings Of England,
and of the frapds committed for CEN
turies by the .kingdoms of England,
France and Germany. Among which,
the little kingdom Of Holland got up .
small gold scheme Of tying up the gold
in bags, and circulating certificates Of
this bag Of gold at premium for over a
quarter Of century This scheme es-
tablished the Bank Of Amsterdam; but
somebody, one <day, made an inquiry
about that bag Of gold !; it was found
it had not been. in the bank nor under
its control for more than quarter Of a
century. 1t had been all sold to the
East India Company.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Logan
pays his compliments to that prince Of
charlatans in political economy, Anasa
Walker This Scion, on speaking Of
the National Banks, says:
"The Government has out, as we
have seen, four shundred millions, an
amount almost double the circulation in
1860, and, of course, more than the
natural wants Of the country require
so that the three hundred millions fur.
nished by the banks was just so much
in addition to the previous redundancy
Not dollar of it was wanted or has
been wanted. The result~4as beepan
excessive arrangement Pf I'll monetary
affairs of the country, ind df>all trade
at home and abroad"
Upon this, among other things, Lo.
gan says: =
II do not know how extensive this
thing Of writing is in the Walker fam-
lily. X But DR.. Mary Walker,
Of this city, has written work called
Hit" I have not seen Hit" / do
not know whether it is hit or not, but
if it teaches the theories Of finance,
and exhibits as much ignorance as
there is in that Science Of Wealth., by
Professor Amasa Walker, about the ne
cessities aud wants Of this country,
do not want to read it,"
We have not space for further com.
ment, but taking it all together, he
handles the subject we'll, although he
does not touch the question Of giving
the people a money to be reached by
them without the agency of bankers.-
But, though this is really the remedy,
yet Logan has presented an argument
much in advance Of that of Schurz,
and one that We want the people to
read.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioxpox June lO-l23O m-Con OILS 92sa92'4 for
M m, account 923 Ulite States FyeIweuty Bonds lS6Js,
old los Ee Railway shares, u 4a27 H do Prefrre Az
LUEsPooI June l0l.:S0 m Cotton IL steade Mdfing
upapJs Ndilng Orleans S2GSes; faes Of l20OO bales in
Gliding sprulsion the bass Of hdLg
uars 1otbine Good Culinary deliverable June july
deliverable August mi September 9l6d do,
Mdings deliverable June and Jay. ST JlGd
july August 7Gd sales tic basis Of
NdTpg nothing beo~ Low Mddlng deliverable Ja
August 9ltd d. d. deliverable Agse ard September at
iospos June IO-l:30 D. m.-gFie Railway shares, 2s
iOl:3u p. m-Cot;on-Ses ibe basis Of
Needing pland nothing beow Low Mdng deliverable Jnne srd
dpe Upsds rohug beios Good O,dny S's Lard 5li9 T.
no. On, %,
IoSpos June l02 m.-Couso 92a-d92s4 for Honev, 92
tor The aeenuu Enc Railway shares. Isl a2S2
IiypppooI. June 1912 .. m-BrrsdStuas are quiei.
1913 n-Ene Railway shares Is PaIis dis
patches quote Reutrs at 5at ~ go
IysRPooI Jure 1913 mOf TIE Coton saies to-day c500
la Iei we're American.
IospoS June lO-i D. -uLiei States Fve-rw.nty loads
1867, lU3 Railway shares 2s3i The Of bullion
con. into Of Eng or balance to-day s fl0O0U
Ioypoy June 1915 ,. m-Ene Railway shares 2Sd29i4
ps.,VHcRf Jube iy I-lned sistss fseI Selty bonds.
qs L for the issne Of 1862. -
IsrsrooI June lQ5 m-Coon sales the bars Of Mdrs
Upspd nothing bjw deliverable July and August
S7.l6d. I,,,1 81 o ~ Pork. COT T. tercel
t-spos June lQ-5 n.-RetIo Petroleum. lOd lOL gai
T,IInu Al AL 3 cyt 20 NSr--
Io,poS Jun. e-Bvenng -Inlesi on, 92s O6a 500 y ton
IyERPooL, Junt 1U-Evrnrg-Spris TurIepne - cwt
LONDON Jaae lO-e m-Psr dispatches qso;e kents at SOC
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

y,wYotx June carloads doe at jersey
2sGS car. Jses CITY 6s !. One II I
The p M The % T.ee Pa' oa s aS efi q Ia. but
well .s e % S,' d,o.. s ss @S A. G pee. aasn
~ 2 n TO Sre: % and o. n & 's s5efsed sn GT To-
ua.sIss the mrset volume bue,, and eene com
With Monday eqTs to E p sai s gspsE, p''''"
nst'5 S 5e1 c,y Norm. SO a,en Fuller
snttf S tH s s.. saha Gsas. sar Ard SS., p
"a b. e % earl f. & s mo, e tie S yd'
lat the ds .c ge t 'ss oT wa 70 1oi. .e 79
seid;r M Co.. i2G Teas 'ler' e" at il
Mc ws!5s CO. z ap; ,"% 81 fsr: :s, ~ .t. f- 81
b.it own fetdirs ~ cvt Pile 81 ara 5s it
l?sfs y sfsS,'s H. H. % @Sh dfs:. 3 p ssa - e.,
': fiS r u ts 5.
..4. Al Un sns Ba~S G. III IA tsr rs'''r l % '
E.,r, i% or !. I h. o. % ssGs e,Ga1 ~ e~i a,
i DO ,ear ewL, at l2e; and l4o lar do' e"1
T. Wheeler Eastman, So Illinois steers an even drove
Brown Gins on their account 2ls Illinois steers 7Ss cw
= ie" At sS's .."ns 10 o oo, steers, ss.a7s
ss 5 ' =. s At The
i've fair to choice mlkfed eas were sold at "a
Hume 20 Fho. 50 I6l " Sc T' 40
J. tLeTso
sHKrP LANBineung late arrivals YESTERDAY n9t IepoI.e
the fresh offerings n j551 heafl7 at Je' M
carr at Forth and for.y-eightht The Ge ana WIS
yer Hgh sheep and huyes and sellers Were 80
80 od =, from a to lO3 q To-. sheep a. t2ab b2s 10.
Kentucky sheep tshorn), llS 10 avtt'e
A. & y N 96 n, 6e lO1 Kentucky ianbs G3 10 AZ
& iO5 (cosrse 63 n. Sc; 256 Jersey lambs, u 10 at
lGa.- nd - do. 50 y. 81 lO'sc.
Jsdi Buesnehan sod Kepueky lambs IS L 70 at
s T. 1870 ono do 4S 10, at 1c and lO3 OHIO sheep hoIn
% a. 6L2e.
james K.roy 1853 clipped Ohio sheep 9i2 at SO co
Hun. Elliott sold % clipped Ohio sheep 92 average Cha
CSC T. n, and 1876 Kel t.eAt lambs 80 u, at loc
william Elliott sod 2S Ohio she ho!n 81 = 70 average al &c
4, n. and l3 to 10 - 80 g hesd
swisE-tece 10 U27 hogs Of which
Dressed with ght demand at isG
7I4~. n n.
BryFALo lO-CAr1LK-Rece2s to-day, including
reported 697 head mailing the total supply for the week
The -c heavy ist cattle
there sufficient OF the for
eaLJ good oInid Texans 10 de-
Texans neglected the stenane o DaYe9s was
e yards: abou, 700 Disposed Of sales 800 hei In
uos ranging 9ls 3s9 II tGdf6 80 head Prime
Co 81 2L2 100 he.d Cherokee Sol to 9S 10
at u 75oS5 % l2S bead 1Ias steers ranging 31l 10 Ot6
ABB 50 30 21l Tangng from lo7
10 SO at So 2JdS5 head Michigan
from 739 TO g5s ~ 25Gt5 40.
SHEEP LAsBs-Reoepis today ncudirg reported arrivals
head against 400 head r the last market hesyY
and establish sales la hem Wes
e clipped sheep from II 10 ll3 H. at 80 35dtb 20
HOGs-Refps to-day ircudng reported arrivals LOU head,
week thus far II 100 head rsf
IL COO time wees iorke sjdsj So heavy
Hoss s5 5OQS5 40. 81 80
MICE CowsReeeipi, liberal market dull tc fair s2ja
$50 prime solI to-day at S75.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
10 CLOSE OF BUSl-
GALES FROM u O'CLOCK p. N. 10
llfcI
Ere Railway
WEDNESDAY, June 10-P. VI.

The Stock Exchange was very thny attended to-
siay the jerome Park proving more attractive
than the chances of making dollar out of the mar
ket in its present condition of apathy So the share
speculatlon was tame and dull from the beginning
unto the end. On a very slim business the sale OF
about 20 600 shares stocks advanced on the average
about per cent over the closing quotations of last
evening The alleged cause of greater strength IN
the market TO-DAY is the agreement of the Confer
ence Committee Of Congress upon bill for further
imitation Of the currency published in The
TRIBUNE this morning.. But why such a
fact should produce higher prices il would
perhaps be difficult to explain. In view
Of the Presidents recent outgivihgs to Senator
Jones it is impossible to suppose that he could ap
prove the measure presented by the Committee, and
even if he should approve it it would still puzzle one
TO show how the fact would increase the value of
stocks. Those who wish TO speculate for rise i'll
shares can obtain money call for the purposes of
aiding their operations at TO per cent per annum
and as a matter of fact as money becomes more
plentiful and cheap, the disposition to specu-
late decreases So the heaviness of the
market and the ndspOsition of specula-
tors 70 operate clearly DO not resuI.. irvn
any lack OF facilities iof Carrying stocks. Prices
started off firm to-day, and thereafter improved
from to per cent and in the afternoon the market
retained its firmness, but was almost neglected
Erie was as much feature to-day as yesterday,
though in reverse direction having improved two
points, in sympathy with an improvement in Lon
don. A fair trade was driven In Lake Shore, New
York Central Western Union Pacific Mail. Wabash
and Union Pacific at higher prices, the market clos
iDg strong. The opening. highest. lowest, and
closing prices for Leading stocks sold to-day were:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
), os.; Clear ss... o's. Lard sold /" i9hoi2'.e

c!:, sIs ss. o. Gle" ss'' ''' Lard 'ss At ia1s'a.'
.nss ~ s..:S sY'' % lst'i' fii' -
JANE. aS sy Wy o: @ d. Cd cs.. 'sss's s "a s %
No Mf.d Gle s.a and Juns Barley pS no@. s1 sS Ham.
g. s.i se Me- No. bs S9 . ~ fss.'oas Tda
ea9 PRIME :o hs1. soas i7 600 SasS
wSs.. ssvs"ss SSi: posr and sb 600 ba.h whs..
Mrsrn OFour dull and nominal Corn h ,o Ia
Yellow 76c and nominal Lard dull AMI unhahgea
I3e. Bacon unchanged. ,oo ,,, =. q, so o.,
eoer 'ssa l,: \. 600 % W. %s,. wns ~ ao - -
ii s% bosSs sS" Ultra Wheat No g. scsr:s' occ
cS s At 81 e.s e sst terms ear s''c Corn 5000
bush 73c O.. dull sales GOO opsh wd'n ION '' Mfssd
Sss ssdr for ssSH sS' spa aps sa2 sSns. s2 %
Cans. eS' ;Se HUDSON. .ns E Es
81 to NewYor Railroad Preghts-Foar to Boston oo Se
%s... Ss.s' 1900 sSs s. to ao as.9 100 s.
Lumber. Canal Approximation bash Wheat '@soo" ''
PHIApsLpmA June l0Butter unchanged Cheese. %
State I4aI5e; Western Reserve prime l2dl3c ha sam
Se E' e asS ,s es % s. State Ohio
.I % Family s@s1 xs! ss 81 wss.' g. Rs yer: stead; @
snae s Ssor 7ss7ss Wesesn 7se Oats unsettled;
,s s'%SS ws:., RsSss% '''n N''''
f::; S S ! ss 3 S: s$s.
sg.s sg1s cS :: q n Sr. 81 s'Ut can s%s. ns% So
ssS si I No s5SSc Ss' s'es'
Ms.. sS %n va sssae seaGS =. S c. rs.f 2as Sides %
ali at Kansas City Bacon easy with only jobbsg demand
bss bsta1 % '2s sssss l, 70 HSs: a:s Is
ssS.. sGS T.st s .s" Is 70 80 p'i
bush whe,. 10000 bush Corn 1000 bush Oats l'oo h0s
efoIkpO loF quiet and nncs,nssd p wpes a. sady. %
9':s' SC o. s''SssoOG
bush Wheat So 600 BUSH Corn, and 1000 bush. Oats
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

Cor, Me., JERSEY "a 2Oasi 80 Meal 81 75dsi IS
Com Com s. s.. w.%% ioe 20 Corn Neal Ear %
Meal sdy Fine wh'e quCd % :, a. q soSsi @ So Do iecs
81 30: Ground Feed at 81 4Oasl 80 y 100 Il.
FsEeHrsThs vi. moderate vss ss..''; s in the Line Sssts
plenty and HE quoted though quite aeT TIE
@ 81 600 yss ss. d. d. M .tsui. s 100 hale, Cotton %
B. s. ic Gs efsn 1%i at 90 h. ass GS
By G 10 cisn , BY '% Rs0. 700 eas ,s o Cake
md United Kingdom With 1000 q Grain 5s Ga
=" ~eT.n si.la s h' with Ss% 800 E q 90 &
with 200 DO at 6 81 and two SsrEsso b.rk'
SrSessn BARI heoee with 600 Refined Petroleum so
gs a. o, p Se @ S,phha
bbs Refined Petroleum at Sc S'h o. Jus AGs man
snns Ss1 hslss S. 10 heHes to St.n With C5 Pssdn
st'f s Go a rsS D"S' g. S. 3D. an sp brig ss cc
German bsi hence Baltic, with 500 bbl; RsSed Pc
s. 3D. A%s,p oe st. S.t Rsssss ates G',,'sI "a = for ore
e z5oS Sts ..,s. g. ~ ss si 600 .Ps
iSSas. S' ss ss is Ssc6 'ss. sS H.dSs
2o5e tb do ye',se at o. el %ai a III af l[ee from
Is 81, .ss soi,ss.s bar. IsO tons register 'i from
pSIS to Es Wse. s T" opssd Stronger owing to the mo.
offerings f!or.ele advice. from the West, me receipts.
eo' weaker and e a,% iGs ~ ev%s, wls sh', sei.
the the f,ps S. q. % ds%,le % 81 is g
s@p iS uusr.Sed iowa and Muaeso. Chicago spius
s1s: q i 4 ~ % n Is Glsss sRs css s
s1 s: in s a psi 81 81 is G ds %
81 5oia for ssebogn neaaed the sale: $500 su
. sH N. : sae .ss sSa. Ss.l s s
S s .s st 81 90 = s, g
s: S az e.. .sG o ws rs wSeee 20
, FL, Ssss ss &C. '.s md co S 'ss
q, 81 sS C: s: ..,. s;' II az: & fr:ss % @
as;. hs .sst !. 2.sase %. Geo.
% :s aas M bush ID. Iss V:%:' g
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
COTTON MARKETS.


June LOTION quiet: Mhdns ~ ei I Low
c.p TAI bse 4l bses Gales 600 bales last evening"
1 900 bales; stock G3 O73 bales ,,,.,
GALVESTON June l0Coon easy Good Ordinary 10 oe'
receipts bales; sales, 100 bales stcct l0z bales
NoRPoIK June Cotton dali; Low Midding l6|e net re-
eeps 507 baes exports. coswise. oo2 bales; sales loo oe'
stock, 3O46 bales .,.,o,o ,o,,
quiet and steady demand moderate Low
hdding Lei receipts 80 baesi Shipments III oasi soeA'
23733 bales ,.,u--
PNrInoRE June 10 Cotton dull and nominal hddn2 lf40
lSc 279 bales exports coastw 2Jo baesi saes
80 bales; spinner. 10 bales stock, 1918 bales
MOBILE l0-Cotiou steady; Mdding l6,4c Good odus
l5c n bates exports 70 France zoo pasi coe'
bales: sales $50 bales; stock. 10 SOB bales. ,e, -,
PHILADELPHIA, June lO-CotoD dull; Middlne ls4; Low
Mddng 4; Good Ordinary l64e Ordinary l44'I net
receipts, % bales; gross. 243 bales - .o. ,-.
sAyASsAH June 0-Cot,on 9uiet Mdding IT, net receipt"
CO bales; gross sales $40 bales stock 52l3 bales
CHARLHsros June dull; Mddlngs ~ s net re-
eep 1876 exports oastw 27l bales sales ll5 bales ssock
1O2jO bales
net receipts Al baes stock, ,04l bales . -, ,.
CiSCIsSAT 10 oton steady mddng II Sc receipt"
6S7 shipments ABB bales; stock. IL 329 bales 80
Bosyos June lO-Cotton dull middlng 1872 net receps oo
bale gross 80 bales; sales $50 bales stock BOO baes M
AcGusrA June lO-Coion quiet; hjdhng l69 receipts 4o
baies sales 20 bales $500, -, .. 70
ST. IOCoton NOMINAL Mdding IL @ receipts %
bales shI meDts. ~ bales - -,
LOUISVILLE June lO-CottOn dull ; MidiiDs l7i4c
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
loans the rates were for borrowing fat Q, and per

loans the rates were for borrowing hat ana per
cent. and for carrying and per cent The Lon
don market after ruling barely steady for American
securities, closed frm Erie having been buoyant at
27.a2ya.029t The Bank of England made gain OF
El0OOO sterling bullion to-day. The foreign ex-
change market was dull and rates nominal sales
being made at 4s7l and 49o for long andshort bills
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in called
bonds, dsbursng $4,000 in coin interest. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered :
Gold cleared, $50 ,OOO gold balances, Sl,Sl92So
currency balances, $2,OS4,9SO The following were
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

The National Trust Company of the City OF New
York has declared dividend of per cent. payable
on and after the first day of July next.
Messrs Lloyd & Hutchinson, No. 4S Exchange
place invite the attention of investors to the per
cent bonds of the city of Altoona, Pa, which they
recommend as prime investment. Full particulars
in reference to the loan will be furnished on applca-
ton to their office.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Penn
sylvania Is, 1l3 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
49, Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Railroad,
40, Gold iii.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
WOOL, MARKET.

Bosrox jane for Wool good and the market
sustain domestic 1eces sold ~
close bat fair supply oCape Monevdeo ana aera one
West band and supphe OF AuSsa
coming forward Britain, reights now 10" iVm
th point will be abundant supplies Of all tnd on Tue
market and disposed eautony any
the Wool market would be ey to be followed by
reaction business New California continues TO
quite freely and sells at 81 d4Oc New Kentucky Comb
ing 4Ga47e and Choice and Xxx heeee including quo anu
Ud53c not good condition
PnIe sales Supers and X principally
at 45Q5Jc. y N.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

psht Beef sesdy and fair demssd ssIes Of 100 bb sV0
sS so for Pu Ness ssdei so for sItrs Nor and ss 90 or
P.hst Tefe qaet ssles Of 90 Tea City inds
Ms A. t2e Beef esdy and quiet Cut Meats are e"
se,ye and sales Of 900 Smoked Hams 400 40
lIe 600 Smoked Shoulders Sci Picked do 7 l70oO Bellies
IL 8 Bacon inactive and he.yy Dressed hon A..
moder,ts demand quote TAT for City. Lard hae
Gm.r and in moderate demands Of 100 tes ie or
CIV; II s Steam for future delivery We near oi ooo
e, ior Jur At II L 750 ties. for August part last ngh'
IL 9l6dll hc. closing trm ,,,.-os.,.,..
W..rn IA , arriving freely being ss hned pnees on
All srsiss are low = and npmna the decline We o.;
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

The RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject TO both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. T..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read 1T the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. Hew-York.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL'

A Company manufacturing staple articles. covered
by patents and of which the sale is unlimited desire
an additional capital of $4,000 with services OF IN.
vestor. None but principals need apply. Best OF
reference given and required Address +. l. IT,, Box
54O3 Post-Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
The sales of city bank shares were confined to
Chatham at 49, Mechanics at 1856, and American
Exchange at lll.Q11l!. The following were the
The following securities were sold at auction to-

The following secuIltIts WtIt sUIu dt uuC1IVH 1O-
day: -
shares Jackson Company Of Michigan per share 5000
81 rss tesf n 70 Insurance COMPANY. SO
In bs,,. RnSers y re Insurance Z
FYehspge Bank 1913 10 l2j
100 shares ouielsiyer Mining Company (preeed 29
s3 900 Southern Bridge Company Frst Mortgage per
cent Gold Bonds. ~
~ 900 New 0swego Midland Railroad Company Cor.
' vert bic Bonds 4a
IS shares Manhattan Gas Light COmpsny 222 TO 22G
% b,re, Metropo ittn GsLgh' COMPANY. "a
bs,e SeeonlaVe Railroad ............. G6
,no bs,s NV York State Loan sn1 Trust Company... IS
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

Claims against Jay Cooke & Co. bought by IL. G..
WILLIAMS & Co., 40 Wail-st.. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. June 10. 1874

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday June 10. 1874
The local horse trade presented the same
general features as mentioned at the opening OF the
current week. The demand for pleasure horses con-
tnues fairly active the market for workhorses mod
crate, there is quotabe change in prices.
There good attendance at Barker's City Auction
Mart aud NewYork Tattersalls where the regular semi
weekly sale was held to-day with the following result:
D,srrtpron from C1,1loor Hands Year. Pnce.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
In State bonds the transactions were hmted
outside of Missouri skies, which brought ~ 1or
GO 600 The following were the bids:

The tone of the market for railroad bonds was
firm and prices advanced in some cases. The sales
amounted to a little over 100000. The following
rrer the bids.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

- "Une DIu ~ SHJO, anI Withdrawn.
Ihe sale OF thoroughbred stock from me SUITS Oh
Messrs FmOnt and Hunter and Travers VIII take place
at Bar ylon l.. l.. on Thursday, the 1lth inst.
).ains will leave Hunters Point CIhirty -f0urth-st
erry at $40 and 9S5 returning, leave Babylon at
s5 aud $50 p. Conyeyanccs will await arrival OF
traius at Babylon.