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ga Railroad Man" wants to know where gov.
eminent would get its authority for taking pos
session Of a railroad for use as q post-route-
there existing no military necessity" at this
time?
The constitution, under which the govern
ment would doubtless undertake to find au-
thority for any action it might take in that
direction, says nothing about military neces-
sity." In one clause it authorizes Congress "to
estabish pOst-Offiees and post-rOads;" in another
II simply provides that private property shall
not be taken fer public use, without just CON-
Pensation-
The latter clause evidently contemplates
that any private property may be taken
whenever II is required for private use, pro-
vidtd the owners shall be justly compensated
Whether or not such property is so required,
government is the sole judge; and whenever the
question of just compensation for railroad or
telegraph line that may be needed shall come
mp, We beg TO suggest that the basis of settle
ment be the actual value or cost OF the road or
line, and not its fancy or wstered-stock valus-
ton, which is generally from three to ten times
lite true vaIue.
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The alarming increase in infant mortality in
New York Is exciting general uneasiness there,
and the public Is earnestly inquiring what can
be done 20 save the little ones. The last report
OF the registrar Of vital statistics shows that for
two weeks past there have been on an average
l15 deaths daily, which is equivalent to a yearly
Death rate or ALP per 1000 inhabitants,
showing, according TO the Times, that the NOR
tally l. greater in New York than in Calcutta
or Bombay. The deaths of infants under two
years Of age constituted sixty per cent, or three
hfths the total mortality, while over seventy
per cent. OF the infant deaths were charged to
diarrh~s diseases. The registrar says that as
most OF these deaths occur in tenement houses
Is safe to infer that they are caused by the
mpurity Of the air surrounding them, faulty
care, and improper nourishment. He therefore
believes It Il desirable that ali parents and care
takers OF yourg infants should, under medical
advice, test the saving value Of the larger
parks OF the city, or of rural hills, and in their
city homes enforce absolute cleanliness and
constant ventilation.
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The conservatives of Richmond have indi-
Gated their wishes as to who shall be the can
didste for Congress from the third Virginia
district through primary election. The can
didates were x-Gov. Walker and Col. GUY, and
the election resulted in the selection of walker
by vote Of 2, ST. to 46i. The district comprises
Richmond city, and Henrico, Chesterfield, Han
over, Caroline, and Louisa counties. Governor
Walker will 90 into the nominating convention
with 20 votes, which L. within a fraction OF a
majority Of the district. Col. Guy, in a card,
says he hopes the result will be scquiesced in
BY al who have heretofore opposed Governor
Walker. The present representative from this
district, Mr.. j. Amber Smith, who was elected
IS republican, received IS ,OS2 votes against
12-5li poliet by his democratic opponents. This
year the conservatives express confidence in
their ability to carry the district.
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Last year the British Parliament passed a
law authorizing the board of trade to inspect all
ships complained of as unfit TO go to sea and de-
tain them If necessary, The commission has
made its report from which il appears that
during nine months past 2s6 vessels have been
examined, Of which 90 we're detained as unsea-
worthy. The commissioners would Increase the
responsibility of ship owners. They advise the
establishment of = court to investigate causes OF
marine losses, and they would so modify the
system OF marine assurances that ship owners
would not find il for their profit to conniye at
the loss of their vessels. By means of what Is
called valued policy in which the valuation is
arbitrary, 1.-THE ship owner has, in certain de.
cided cases, been allowed to recover fifty, and
even one hundred, per cent. more than the value
OF bis vessel" The commissioners suggest the
desiTability Of the cooperation Of all COM
mereial countries in framing code of marine
insurance law. Their greatest remedy would
be to make the ship owner liable in damages to
the family Of the sesmen lost by reason of de-
fects IN the vessel or its overlsden condition.
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The diStsste for public life expressed this sea-
son by so many members of the present Con-
gress is something wonderful to see. The duties
are so wearing, and the compensation so made
Guate, you know. So they tell their friends. 1t
may be that, and it may be a suspicion that
votes will be too scarce when election day comes
round. Any way, IL Is likely that there Will be
more new men in the next Congress than in
any that has met for many years. Even some
OF the old styled wheel-horses, who have al
ways thought that government would stop If
their efforts were withdrawn, won't be here
How the deuce the country is going to get along
without them they don't understand; but, under
the circumstances, they are going to let her rip.
They can't be sacrificing themselves for ever.
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che that Is without sin among you, let him
FIRST cast q stone"
In view Of the Divine admonition, how graft
flying II IL TO find so much honest indig alton
against Beeeher, such q steady and unremItting
rock heaying al along the line. IL proves the
rest OF us 50 virtuous-Or, at least, not yet
found mt
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The winning Of the boat race, by "scratch -
though II was, has quite brought Columbia Col
lege into notice as an educational institution
But who knows which college turned ont the
most accomplished scholar this year?
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Where 20 AdYarffse-

TIE STAR has now q circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household In the
District and . wide range outside. The result
L. that TIE STAR affords unsurpassed advan-
tsges a. q medium OF communication between
al classes Of the community, in the way OF the
adjustment Of demand and supply.
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The great and good Alexander Demar is still
engaged In writing up his "rscoIlec-ions OF the
civil service" having reached the fifth chapter,
and no knowing how many are to follow. The
ideal civil service of the &. and z. A ID. was for
one fellow to do the work, and another to draw
the salary and enjoy the reputation. The trouble
was 1t didn't hold out
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FOR SALE.

WINp0W Glass CBE.Pl-Tcur FRENCH,
q. ube thick, 10x3s six FIR. nch, double fhick.
Sass Tor saie AZ SO MSuN ., sos h street, sar
above named place; mus be . first Glass hand hs
Fysr66ahEL k1MOhssg IL sold at orce-,DRUe
eno n.na. Addrees DkUGs. Star ONCE. jyzs-s'
tfOk sAkE-A DAIRY; al,o, |. FABM for s.i4 or
E8TsoN, UniontOvn, D. Q. ~ " jJzss'
HOksI, HARNESS AND SPRING WAGOH
s.re ts so'a os.sS irsprs e the Drug
s sottneest, Hosite the Home of the Little "a
Sisters OF the Poor, II street northeast. yyE ST.
FOE sAEf.A R.i. Of C0UPLID vEkTIOaL
ss snS nn Nth
enc grooyed winding drum; all Of the strongest and
best character, and almost new N
Ihese engines are built Tor hosting engines, but
.seir power sufficient, either toge, her or slngIy
They are peculiarly well adapted for canal or tow.
They can Be seen si the wharf of the Hampshirs
and baltimore Ooal Company. Alex apdria, Va
APP, Apply to 0KeRGE HUTTON, Agent. AIe1an-
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE FOR
= bAhT-An officer q the army, ordered from
FEOTs at great sacrifice. House also for rent,
desirabls located, and contains six rooms with m
sfn Improvements, Apply, after p. m, at l429
sIee. nor, nw,st. jy2i-6t'
EOR sALE-sPRIEG WAGONS Of all size.
DRAG. Sold on monthly pay ments at a86
very low price. JAS. K PROBEY, AT -
Prospect street, Georgetown. jel6-6x-
EOB sALE-Fine OANARY aud MOOkTEG
I bLBDs; warranted good singers. BIRp
febs-1 ]. NJ. soErz.
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BOARDING.

SHOLES BOARDING HOUSE, I3l north A
~ street, few doors east Of Capitol high dry and
healthy: The best and cheapest in town few
mouths trial VIII tell Near street cars. jy3O ST.
ARGE HOUSE, Rooms en- suite or jingle. and
II ARD: Fruit, Flowers, Vegetables Cro1uet
Sronnds, bIiek stsble, Summer Prices, at 2s0S
n stIoeL EOItnSest. Jy24-3wE
nNE Oh Two LADIES will be accommOaa7ei
=, with BOARD IN a private family on ressan
able terms. Apply Alt Sth Of. between d and u.
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Gaynor isn't going to be the gamer very largely
By sticking his nose into the Tilton-Bsechel
mess. He 10 getting snubbed al round, o. hs
deserves Even Barnes, bis employer, 70.
pudiAtes him.
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One OF the New York papers announces that
II = authorized to state that Mr.. Beecher's
ful answer wiz be promptly made as soon az
the allegations and testimony against him shall
Rl have been put in.u 1t Is wenl
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The Insurance business has received another
black eye in the failure Of . Philadelphia COM
pany the other day.
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III Is announced that a hackman at Niagara
Fails has been arrested and fined s29.75 for ex-
tortion- This Is a mere ruse 20 recover patron
age Tor that robbers roost. But il went work
The fellow whe started the story didn't set the
figures high enough.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter On Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
THT RSBAY..........J July 30, 1874.
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion OF 1t, may have The STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at
the rate Of nfty cents per month. Orders, ac-
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business ONCE OF the paper.
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The latest issue OF the n. Y. Ledger contains
the beginning OF . new serial story entitled
Gin the Wrong Nest" This is rather rough ON
It's old contributor.
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IHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
testamentsry on the personal estate of MARY
kkfWoR1 II, late of Washington city, ID. O.. de-.
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS against the said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 2g;h day Of July next: they may other.
wise By law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate Given under my hand, this 2st day 81 july
1874 JOHN KElWORrU ''
JysO-th,3t Exacn,or
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snbscr

i has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
Of adHinist alton the personal estate of EMIIV
OhR, late OF Washington city. District of Go.
All personsihsving claims against
same win the vouchers thereof, to the Subscriber
on or beiore the z9th day OF July next: they may
otherWlse by law be excluded from all benett OF
of July, 1874, SARAH CLARK
jy30 st AdminIstya.rix
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JUST IMPORTED,
VIA NEW YORK,
SOO BARhkLS WHITE BbO'5 PORTLAND
CEMENT. fire sh grouDd,)
which viii cell at New YORK prices for cash or
gOsd business paper. ",
j. $685. 623 Lo1isiaos sIsnra
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EENALE DISEASES OF eli Kinds treated, De.
4 scribe case AND eocloss -; advice and naedi.
oins wifi be scat. Address Mira. DR.. THOMPSON,
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CARRIAGES, CARRI ,GES, CARRIAGEs,-
~ i hAv. now In stsre tue largest stock . xR5R -
q hrst- Carriages ever offered 10 SSt&S
this city, embracing sill styles, from VT
Lendanietts TO POneY PhRtons
Repairing promptly attended TO.
bnB'T II. GRAHAM,
ID and H. ~ ~ a.
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SKWER TAXES RETURNED TO
PROPERTY RoLDKRs.
Send your receipted bill to
DICKSON q PATTERSON.

who Will give prompt attention 70 having them
properly audited AID settlements satisfactorily
mace.
Claims OF every description prosecuted before the
Board Of Audit and District Commits sion Tar paw
ers will md it to their advantage file their aims
with Us.
sos 18th street, opposite Treasury.
sis I'm
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LtB1y, March dull with sales RE IN modef,
side Of the OF two cars ct % % 90
bss Of STATE At sas. one car No Old hied
W.eru AT S5 100 bgs Round ReloH State a. SI Oh ID
OF buyer; ssles, iSo cara VINE
Sc 81 al L. so bags Gle Eo bagged Sa< Il
toe BARLEY quiet DO sales Man s'esey. -, - ,.t.,
B.LTsoKt March llCoton nominsly unehingtd and qet
Low Ndgns In improved demand shd hnei bni Pc
nnb.ned Wheat qu but 1rm; Choice VINE, u - fsn 70
PIN. DO al 6OS Choice bmost 81 so 6ooo TO frms REQ
81 6OaSi 75; Far do 81 i3dSl 5J fennIhsh@
A. n 7Odsi ~; Indiana do 81 6Od-l 63i Wss.fh
s5no al 5ydsi so Corn srong hghi SoGiherp White
MiIed Western, oOc bd no sales Oa
sssd,, SSa62c Western 6706Oe rive trm st yOU
g2o quiet Meas PorI $40 23asib 90 buh
Nea,-SLOpGrrs Ga aGl2c; Clear Rio Sides Staoy bbon-
Shoulder, l2o; Clear RIB Sdet S4dss SsgrcaItd nam.
l2aIs, Lard gIae Western Buier-h0 -OG42e; Tnb 4o~
Az Cass Anil but uominiv unchanged WbstgStes Al 10 %
Hay unchanged. vr-.. . -oo
BuYpALo March llImpOts for the last "A houf' eai 2IoO
h Wheat 53s bush $50 bush. Osie 81 500 bush
Barley 65 bush krpor.s-Nbesl 1920 hush ,on ZJooo
bush Oats 80 500 hush Barley COO bLsh four qneI
sprus So 75ds7 20; Bstes 81 25a>I 70 Amber ~ l21
Of fM~snsee No Spring IL 81 DO. No SpnnE a. ~ -
oT unchanged hrm and no Ne" 10 me
Old held S0c quet Western held At De Barley e)
Canada, 81 SOdSl 9O Western, 81 s5aSl DO Rye noHt =.
II % Barley Malt Canals 81 30 ds2 Uo Ntsh % 'O'
81 Other Articles unchanged. - -.
March 1llOu sales Of Good Choie, o.
pine Extra spnBg At s5 5Ods5 7bi MBneots $685. ~
du unsettled add 81 "a Tor No springs 81 1917 od 20
DO, III II for fesb cash. 81 20l hpni; ~ 1
Asy no Spring I'll l67i Rejected 81 lOia Com dgi eIss'
tied and loser Gl ia for No 2Med, cash 6l'c ApnF ."
NAY Hes No Mixed 6Od6ie Rejected, ob 60Gtlej
"A e cash 44e, ADnl Rye stesdy S6ds6i2c for NO o
Strictly Fresh BsreI quiet 81 oO1sI o
Spring. 81 3safl 40 or No DO Provisions unsettled ron
spsssd 3sa3Oc loser cssed sesdlet a. Sl< " ob APn
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
GAnvTIR MARK kr.

BrFffo wsrch ll-CATLsThe recets 70 csv BcEiins -
crr reported 90 arrive 969 1es making tAc total supply O
thus sf l,,77 lead 2sl AGAINST 29i cars fr
The msket Eive at strong lest Ncet
pces large ATTENDANCE Of bsyen from all sections The
medium good There bat little
700 head disposed or; sales o 300
head ulno. aeefs ranging l9O l43J b at ~ 1Oa
- - aS6 l2l2; 40 head 0ho serrs rnrng Eem liz 70
IfiS 50 25dSJ 70. 10 head Michigan steers averaging
100 h. - l2i 10 head Indiana stoce7s avears .lu n, al
-; % bead Canada socEeD, ranging from $50 o9Oi b st
81 2jaS4 37i9 =,
SnRKP LlNB.R.ceps TO-DAY, ne.rlng reported aTrTs'
2iOO head The total supply for The week thus far bDD bead
bead for the last market active al
"a advance last weeks pices some e1oe shoes 20 sales
of l7pO Michigan ranging from - % ll2 H. at 80 UDd
- ASO Michigan lambs, nnHDg from 40 10 % at ~ 1o
1870 Missouri sheep nue iron 60 10 30 d. A. 81 lOJ ONO sheep
~ 81 Canada sheep. from 20 10
ia H. 81 sGaS7 l5 90 CanAA lambs averaging O NJ At 81 10
Boss-Recps TO-DAY. including Reported sryss - 100 head
iof tie week hus lar l2luO h-d asn
Tor time lssi week rnse so~ u - ~'uce
Yot.rs - I2lld % - III hesVy hOssrJ % 21e' -.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
COTTON MARKETS.

Cuvy,roS March llCotion du moderate iemaud Good o..
du,rv lS-r. Mdine G- net receipts llsI bales eport' -
Futc 100 bales oo.stWise, 1871 bales sales 900 b,i
stock, 9i.JS2 bsles ..,.. ,-,..,-,
CalrIrroS March Loot aIqus Mnldins. lJa0l5Ssei
Low Nddlng, 14Jtc Good ordinay IL ~ b.; net cePs
5G bales exports Great Ensn 2n2 biesi ogasl@s iJl
bales; ss.e.. ] 900 bales sock, 9lO2 asles -
MsTch llCO0n quiet sud eSV; Mdling i3'ft
mel rcep G3l bales 69l bales etfors to tn Continent
1910 hse. 10 Frsuce 90 bales sales 1000 bsies s evening
1000 bsr; stock. 2J2. .SGJ bales. . 49,. 49,
BAIrlsorr March t-Coton dull; Mdiing lj's, gro>'
receipts l37 bales; exports soiwe, lof bae, sa's 80 bi IS
spuucr,, 30 bales; s.ock. 4sO3 bale ,a-
AuGU.t. March lltotou stead, hiidins l7ei rteeps 80
bai-s. sales, BIC bales -. ..
tqj bies erports lGo bales sales 900 baes cs
5".O5i bafe- ,r,.r
r rerepts 4ui tess lbrut' fO6 tsi sales 200 btes
NosyoIy March -Coou 1uiet sad steady; Low hddnng l1c
ne. receipts 22jj bales; eIpOs cgasg"Es 1jto Jes n' ~
bilrs; aocA li,lU@ tatS - 49,
MEsPHs Asrcb COTTON nhcbnIei quiet: Low hding II l.
i9e RECEIPTS 7S. bscs shipments 1871 bales sicck j1tOJ
bales
tsI0uIsvfLLr Msrca 1l-Cot,or Hrm' Miinng 10 4e
gouoS March quiet; Mdhngs. lb2: net reepis
100 baes gross receipts 9- bales: sales 200 baes socL obDO
bales ~ ,,,, go,
reeeps 1862 bales. receipts. 429 hies.
March lliO0u quiet; Mdihng. l5'ss, receipts.
GgG bales; shipments sos bales; stock, l19 bales
NlL1EGIoN liCDts5n que aui Ial biding. i5r
net receipts 81 bales. exports eoSise, JOj baesi stock 2,432
bales ,,.,r
receu ll@ bsc.; slt .Oif bsesi stock ~ 10 b r..
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

&C. S I 81 81. Il M.. s'.s :s ;, gss. gTi;. :. & 1
Short RI ndd'; .oi o
' & Rss % dS S' S s' % SsI sSs & s SSSs % S'i s s e
HSG R.1 Con laGoo E1 aa o RE and oO2 Ss. @
CiseiSsi1I March ii,%Fiour ;,.s, Wheat firm At 81 IS
Cora h AZ d65c Oats steady i0d5te R'e steady ~ Ol
T Pos st s. & ~ Isd g1S,"s So ,S SS'1 s1 i' 81 30, gS I
steam, ga for ssttc Buf Meat. steady 5sG5te for
c & s Bacon o os ass O & s %, 'Ps & s'f 5 atI.s c..
hs siies 0c for Cle,rsid WHISKY am al 9;e
81 % 10, 30 R ~ 47asi IS for No csp .tsliy I'd
@ssd Ssh At so S o S No. s.s a % dI Nv P &
and unelsuss il'.sl2c COR s,a4d White lGaI6 for s''e
81 ps!sorT March llFOn, quiet and unst,nse wls,, s'dy
Achis,n Corn .es5, a. 70, os. IL o snoe AZ 51c Re-
:,g.- 900 d6; SSI ns% 1000 sa1 %h ~ 900 bush co
LouerLs March llFlour quet sni Unbalanced wle,t nom
quiet Psfs sis % Bsi Meat. .od a. shours.
S ot Gear ko sac. % se "a" cts si b"1on qae' a.t o.
io ilsres; 9ae Tor xes WhStv sold =! 92 - r.. r. .,
demand at 75aite Oats dan mi nominal Provisions qgst
B for % So s,.y 81 sou "a go @ g'' .%., wa,', 81 IS o
wl,e wIH, 50 70 iei nouals E1, Nhe,t qpt. White CAP
q e,. % at SOC B,sI inaev Corr Meal II go 70, Doed .sd
ss 90 ' sooif S.R 's &c Nj ed , S.ssil S,s ssl
Philadelphia aud Be,ton 6O; Eew-York Ab.av. ile
81 5Qdsio nohy s au5,ed ass Ioi T,I slsn %
SlPsi9e, go q 40 El S6q5G So yos.a aaa Meq;,,,
ts = 3 nS g. oa 70 5o sa " M ohS ,., N. s ss s5S s5S
" IS Anbe 81 70as ~; White Al 20 Re ste,dy a,91@
s0c white Osp du White 6j9Gc.; Mrca 56G5gc Coffee
IN eol demand an nrlacag Rio 231d2ic gold stead,
Cuba, 6ila7 Porto Rico, g, Mos'ss 10 good demsnl
Cabs 3}2a sc Er 90 test. rtr'eGm dat Crutc lOl; Re
lined l4Sall2c WHISKY IN Improved d'oaaii Wcscn
91c
SI LOUs March 1l-Four snd sfr for lover
grades Winter - 15 - 20 Btrs Do - 30
s. 10 Double Extra DO f0 70 S. Wheat steady 81 ~ for
No lots held et ~ % No Red f, ~ ass No Red
Wn'.r q 90 Corn 'rresha6 and Inactive q 5a95S io NO ,,
No 4S, Eit Side track Bhe dull AMI unchanged
~ 1Oa3l 20 for No Srug I Gull aud unchlnSe al 9c
WHISKY proved demand al GIc Pork dui 1919 asia 90 Dr'
lots arive sold - 1eaU5 ic for
shoulders, 7s,r or Clear Rio sides fof C7 sides; Hams S
Gaac shoulders S for Char Rib Side Be- for
- 5OaS4 20 for Lgt - i5qS II ol Metium; $3.50 10
eayy. - af3 - Tor native Cows ond
ceTs ~ 2,0tj - m Good 20 Choee Steers Rec PTS 600
1000 bush. Wheat 1900 bash CoG, lOUVD bush
Oss 10000 Barley, sud Loco Hog.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
.-..nnr-... y - NJ. III
bL hOI Ian hhlshF =.
~. DALI. .1,.....s 4 I

LONDON March li-2 p. In.-Erie Railway shares, IL 80,
ll-2 g. mCgtlUn-shes lie h1es ~ MD
ding Ooas nothing below Low Mddng deliverable haT and june
Al Il BTtadsufs quiet
oNDoS March Ill 80 mThe rate Of discount IN TIE open
rret for three month"; lbs 30 or per cent below
.kofk Consols i0T ~ dV- Tor Tie se
cann g2i United bonds-New Fve l0i Ere RMHsy
Sfs,s. do Preferred Cob NcW-iOrk Central 30 ,
AyrvERr March 1l-Petoeum, 32E for tne Pale Amer c1n
IoSnoy March 1880 D. -ConsO f0t money 9Z4''2s Tor
e sccoa1t g2ia92a3 Am,rcsa secnuueS-SHal sales - IN
charged rates Hew-York Central Vs. Par dispatches qaoe Ren
FSissyoRr Msrch lUBted States Rvewenty bonds 9s' for
ssuso of 1862 ,--,.---,
vyKpooI March 1l-l2:3O mCo,on quiet sud unchanged
sales 900 bales ncd OOO Tor speculation la EXPORT CO'n
10 arnve. steady; transactions ~
IsrygRp MaIch Il-Petroenm, 81 2 for sne Pale American
ll3 m.tonsos Tor mOne " sdVf ior Tie
account g2 d92a Dispatches quote Reues - 6h sOc
IyRRPooL March 1l3 mOf the Cotton ssts to-day OsOo
- ERE American Sales Of midding uplands noIbEg
ho Good Orinary deliverable March and Apn, al 7S4d
JoSpoS March ll6 mPSrs dispatches quote entes At oO
50e -. g., - a., -. 81, vt,-
aDg finland, nothing below Low Mddngs, shipped March and
Aprl st l5-l6t
LoSDJS March l.-Tallow. 81 . peat
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. "Wednesday. March II. 1874.

NHw-YoRK. Wednesday. March II. 1874
Az the Exchange Salesrooms this morning
there was large attendance of prominent dealers in
Central Park lots attracted by the announcement that
the Knickerbocker Hotel property on Fifthave would
bo sod by the order OF Townsend scuider assignee In
bankruptcy. The sale was conducted by Richard V.
Harnett The property consists OF twelve lots on the
east side OF Fifhave.. being the entire front between
Fifty-eghth and Fifty yninthsts, with lots IN rear
having frontage OF 2O0.10 feet on Ffthaye. and u
deptb OF $50 feet on the streets The building has been
commenced and upward OF $4,000 has been expended
in constructing tho basement and first story The sew
eral mortgages upon tine entire property amount 70
s795 I3s g. and 1t was to Mr. L. A. Sears OF Boston
on q sin qo Of $500 and above the MORTGAGES
Mr. Bugh N. Camp offered hOuso and lot NO 6l2 East
Withdrew the after receiving Dlds
20 the amount OF $500, which was much below TIC
value OF the property.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
WOOL MARKET.

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uumhtr Of be the sales Of Cape Weei
Thur 20 active flne
trn manufacturers moderate end confined
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