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, 1874-08-07
CROPS,

Gurreduondttft II 1Re EHlfdNo 7F1taNF.
KALAMAZOO, alcl,., Aug. Blooming up from
IuGuna few days ago, I uotol that, from, tho
uorlllarl tor OF coullsiea Oh into tls State, Tue
nlgltH woru unusually on0l which fact, coupled
with soaaoa Of drought, il destined to out
Wust may tus nutrer littlo locally, tho goneral
crap of apromisea an abundant surplus,
aud iuBuro tho East u supply Of fuod at loss than
tamiue-plicea, paAHiug through Northern deor-
Civ ind Alabama tuat after tho wheas. .harvoh!.
slat Aaa nat occurred thoro before Hll,ce tho
War. Tho South will be light buyers Of broad
atulRa from tbs WeHl this year.
troat Us Latrs,sce tIda.1 Journal.
Tho recent dry, hot wentlor ltaH played sad
havoc with tho .corlc crop: In tlis part OF the
State, The terrible hot wlud Of 1Ast asturday,
, 1874-08-07
Magnificent Plnns of the French
Minister Of War.
no Demands an Eventual Credit Of
One Nlllifard Francs
Germany Seeking to Establish Another
Gibraltar on tho Bay Of Biscay.
france, Au7tria, and Portugal Asked to
Roliuqulsh Their Papal Votoea.



DERLtH, Aug. 8.~Tho Cologne Nnsclic pnb-
fishes telegram frun Paris Tint iu ll,o superior
council of war Gen, do CiHney. Atinis!cr Of War,
demanded an inlmetiiato credit OF 4,ltH). .fl|Nl
frltlcp. and au nyon!ual credit OF one milllnrd
francH for army rurruscs.
VERSAILLES. AuE, 8.-Tho Qoyornmont llaa
promised tho Permanent Committee Of The
National Auyembty tllat It wi!l communicate to
IL i,modiatcIy tho dutails of nly Bornua foroign
question that 'nny ariHc during Tue Legislative
retcss.
IT. in asserted TINT tho Duo do Caaes, MinB-
tor Ut Toicign Ai1airs. a9 sent = motto u tho
ttoycynsnonI n. Mad,td oantatniuE fortnal .lu-
nal Or tho reports tint Franco hun favored thu
Cu.l.Hts.
Losn,x. Ang. IA rpcc1al diuratcl to the
Nai;y Nc'es reporta TINT tt's Froaon antEoritiea
hayo seixet 32.U9o eartrhlgen OH tho Al,nn.sh
frontier destined for tllo Cnr|HtA.
gAs wfa ot Don Car!os laa arrived 1t Dor-
daauk,
, 1874-08-07

CHrCKET.
TIE AMERICAN BASE DAL14 CLUBS AND THE En-

THE AMERICAN BASE DALL CLUBS AND Tue En-
uLlsM cnlotiErEAs.
Iospos, Aug. 6.-Iho cricket contests be-
tweou tue visiting Asnerioaas nnd Enslislnaeu
were renewed thia morning by u ga,no between
tho Princes Club aud twenty-two Americans,
Tho latter won the tosa mud sent tho EngtislI.
1son to but. The gaulo WIS suspended fur lunch.
ut which timo Beven wluliets Ind tallou for nine
runs. rlay will he resumed this afternoon. The
crack players OF tho frluces Club are out Of
town.
Tue game WIS resumed at3 o'clock this nftor-
1oon, and the Englia1men iinl1lled their innings
v.l,a tolal score oft y-onerunB. Thu crowd Mt
tho Princes Club House when tile gume begun
WIS smaller than HAT which gathered to wituess
the match with the 5Iarylobono Club, but III ILL.,
ercaHing fast.
Uro,, conclusion Of the embellishments inning
in the urlckut natch tl!la afternoon. II Kallo of
basa baIl was played between tho led Stockings
n,.i Athletics. The Nastouiaas won; Hcore, II to
IL. Upwntes Of !, U00 people Ea hotesl to winoAa
tho Easne, iheinlimg d r,,nDnr Of tho nobility
The Athtotica wore crippled, s!cAiulleu pitching
FOR that nine instcnd OF Mcbride.
LONDON, huE. tia tho first inning Ct tho
cricket match ut the Princes to-day. neyeu Of
Tie EnslisA.neu nude no runs. Tta 4uso- bull
luntcl, wns playost in oao hour aud fifty uinutou
Air. Houston WlH umpire
, 1874-08-07

Extraordinary Precautions Against
EeslusfS.

EFtlAN&s
New YonK, Aug. G-1he Sun sayn: Wall
stEoet was patro!cd yesterday by larger numbur
Of detectives than wero ever before Hceu tlluro ut
ono time, o11cept inst aftsr tho Gray iorgorlos,
which cost tho hlraot 5b3 00G. lnlnlries ut The
Putico Central olco developed tis fact tl,ut ljo
patrol had boon ordered by tho commissioners
4 few dayB aKo John .. Molns aud
John r. Deuny, tho lolmor on
bena!f Of tho Stock 2xchangs and tho latter in
ally, called OIL rresidens Matse!! aid requested
him to take additional precautions fur tito mo-
tection Of the mouey intorosss, They aaitl thu.
jn The existing stagnatton Of trado, vast tuumuora
almost any deed OF desperation. Tie Board OF
Commissioners nnantnloualy resolved that q
corps Of detootiyoa should bo sent to patsol Wall
stroot aud other districts where hauks ara sItu-
ated. with orders to artost all suspicious peraona
on sight,
, 1874-08-07

Tho Rav. Mr. Hickey, Of San Diego. CAL.
t'as become engaged III 3 newspaper conti oyorsy
10 thut plaoe with a lawyer named Wallace
ponout liceusist. Tic disciple Of Btackstos,o
says tho statoulenta Of Hickey arc "falBo and
aourrilons." aud thinks Ao might perhaps do for
" IN otf-lendor for n aix-mue team, II tho other
mules arc Good ouo1." Hickey aaya llo will hn7c
" blasphomons language rs his opponent, aud
the fight L. therefore NOW ndtourned.
, 1874-08-07

NEHAFTA 1T OAKLAND ljEA0IT, 4, I,
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aus. CAT tic oEatta ut
Oaklaul Irach to.aay, for singlu aunIl rro(es.
hIona!s, miles, tlint prizo a.U0, second prizu
s'b0, Juhn lls'l New York; Evan Morris, fitts.
burg, and Janles Ion Eyck. Of pooltakll, enter-
md 2lI Boeon1p.; 1lglinsecond, coming IL 17l1
lccont!A later. Ton Eyci cu1no In second, bit
LID mol 20 round tho stake ut tho olld OF tho
a,irl milo. Tho last h4lt-mtlo was c!oHoly cou-
nAted botwoon Morris mud Ten EyuIt, tho former
naklng n,ugnilioont burst aud coming in lluli
sseuos.1 batore lou Eyok. It was II iiuo r4co,
nd thoro was large crowd lu attendance.
, 1874-08-07
NfhhH1bOupGrN in JFDshnn Vn13o~r

-, .,"fHhbHOppcrN IN WhshOo valley.
:, Iae oihnr day, ovor in WaBhoe valloy, tho old
ohlet Brassaoppor, loador ot mighty host.
sounded his trumpet md came marclllng down
sSrqsi r4,n tug fooihi! toward watklna bnrley-o'
Of mandb!es, the olsshng Of winR-shoatha' I' n,'i
the raapiug togathes Of sesrated thighs-hsnrd.
Tut was not dihmayoa. 1Io took down htB Bah,
cock flre-oxttngu1shor. gava It Q cIuru or two.
stfaopoa t it upon ha baek and veut tip against
Of dorision. When ho met tic edynnciur nrmy
no turned tho extlnsnisher loose upon tIS Il OFT
ranks. Tho old chief happer aud Iia iittis hop-
perd atood 1t but a moment. It wns 100 mnnv
for them, and with mild whoops they turned tail
and lied buck iuto tho hills In dlau,ay,
, 1874-08-07
SPAIN.

pAn1s Aug. 6.-Dayouuo advioes state thnt
Tho CItIinta liHvo rccaivod G.00o l4oeoll-loatins
r1tos, which were lRnded on tfts coaat. It also
sau tllat h,0OU other ritlsB dustlnod for tho
Carlists, l,nye fallen into tie AnndB Vt tho
French polien Oh tho frontier.
MApnl1,, Aug. G.-Tho circular note In rola-
ton to tho ClrlIst ilBl rectIuti Hant to tho dlf-
eret,t European Powers by Senor Ultoa, Minister
Of Foroign affairs, Is published to-day. sonor
UIioa Ahys tLat tho CarliBtH, under tho protext
Of defending religion. aso guilty Of incauuia1-
inn. assassination, anG ritisgs. III support Of
his s'atsu,enty. he inatancos tho maBsacrcB ut
Gueasa xnd Otut.
, 1874-08-07

LoanoN, Ang. U.--Tho Times announces that
Parliament will 10 prolosnea to-Morrow.
Yi,u or,ier for tho 3riiinE, Mediterranean b1uAs5
ron to proceed ~ tho ouuat OF Spain haa boon
eoNntosnsandea.
There hau bocn terrible Ealo off tho CONT Of
Aberioonslllo Scotland. 1iundroin of tinhing-
bouts aro overdue, a.,i it IL fearra many Of thom
hayo bQep lost,
, 1874-08-07

AN6LEY-MDssE-Qn Wedroadsy tfoninK, !hs 9TH
1nsf, ~ tho f0sioncG Of the bses psronss bY tho Row.
p Int, WIS.,, and Mles Bruco hurso, dAuxhter Of Il A.
,farae, lss9.
'Ltl~r1E--nEED-Dy tho Rev. Mr. Anno., at thu
tcsl!ienco Ut tho bse's father In Darlington Wt. Aug,
Nocd. Of tho for1n1r ptacu. ~
, 1874-08-07

1AE CoN1Nd CONTEST nETWEEN ANEn1pAN ANA
TEulK AND THE IlllaH TEAM.
NEW 3onK, Als. U.-'rllo nix Anlorloan rll,o-
men 10 hho1t against tho Irluh toa,n will DO nD-
eotetl from tho following twelve. nftor praotico
lienry Fnltnn, 4. Anderson, u. Is, DaEin j, s.
Cnnlsn, g. ". Yn!n, l.. j.. Hepburn, 4. i. Ca,l-
II Mc'1 A., L. NJ nailara. II. A. (iltIa1sleoye, j.
Tho average Ut the whole tsyo|yo Is 5i7. nrnj,nt
an aTesage Vt GUS Oh tho last public lnatol of
sAeir Irish antagonists. "a
, 1874-08-07

LIVERPOOL Aug. G.-rho steamships Great
Western, from Nav York, and Austrian, from
Montreal, have arrived out.
New YonK, Ang. 0.---Arrlyod:. Steamships
State Of virgluls, from Qlausow; Calahria, from
Liverpool.
, 1874-08-07
THE MATCH TODAY,

ut Tho Twanty-1lIrI Atleo* baseball grounds
between tltu Alutnala, OF New York, md tho CHI
csgo Cricket Club will doubtless attract gruutur
attention n any cllolsot game tlIas ilaH ever bcc
plaYcd horn. 1t will commence at II a. Ill. aud
end at p. nj, n,ld lhe Mntuals will Lu uh4isted
by Ctlthhost, aIeyoro, and I'r1acy, Of tho White
stockings, llo arc said to bo excellent cricket
players. MALONE will keep wickets for tho CHI
ttlrbor. Sl,arp. Parker, Adloy, 1lytlo Doarden
NansbAy, Dwyur, Malone, and Wright.
, 1874-08-07

PAn1a, Aug. G.-1'horo IL Il rh!nor nhont here
tAat t;tr,na II ~ negotiating with Spain for Tho
cession of tho 1own ot Shntota, III Lto lroyl'se"
Of Suntanlor, uf winch It III pfoposoa 10 n,aku n
Bcouuh dibruitor.
, 1874-08-07

NonE, Aug. 6.-I'ho J'dpaio Romano nowspa-
per SAYS tllnt tho Cat.tct ot tl,e yatcAu is uoi:o
tiuts,a to obtain from lilo lavornulullts Of Alls-
triu, France, nnl Portugal Il remuneration Ut
their right If excluding candidates at ths Papat
n1ectiptl
, 1874-08-07
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1So7oN, D. c.. Ang. 6.--For thu La}e
region, lower barometer, ll!Ehor temperature,
southeast TO northeast Winds, and occasional
arena ot light rains.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
GuiDAuo. ANH. 6, 1874.
, 1874-08-07
Third Days Races at tho Buffalo
Drlving.park.
4 Few Remarks on tho Mutual
swindle Of Wednesday,.
Games Played by the American Clubs in
London Yesterday.
Cricket Mt the TWenty.tllfr1
Street BAH Grounds
To-Day.
THE TYRE.
THIRD DAY oF THE DuFFALo NAcEs.

THIRD DAY OF THE DuFFALo HhfE5
Spec1ut D,spaschto to TIE Chltaao Tribune.
DurpA1o, N. y, Aug. G.-Tlao races at tho
Buffalo Driving patk wcEo favored WITH tine
wcatler and largo attontnnco to~dng. osnh'ls
thu third dny iB tho feust ATTRACTIVE to tho gets-
cr.t public. md tho pun.tot Of peonlo p,csont ia
conaerobly smaller tstan on either tho second or
Inst dayy- To some o1tcut thin fnct hola rood
vceto1day, Though betwcon 5000 and 1o,00o
encctato1s vore on thu grounds. Tho races,
howoycr or ono of thon, at least, wcro OF grehser
iutorest i'll BONO rcspects, than auy wo haSe
vet Ind during tho meeting: III tho 2:26
roco n la,eo amount Of muney was sfaked Oh
Frod Huopor, The favorite. l1o only Rot ono
hoat out Of fiye, however, when all urgent de~
maud was made upon tho Judges to dlsplaco lsH
driver. who. it ,yas claimcd was not driving the
horso To win the raco. Another mill was thea
nut in. ind Hooper took tho next two heats, viii
uIng frat and fourth nioneT.
THE FtHST HAcE
VIA for horses that hayo never beaten 2:3S,
a purse or $4,000 bo,ug offered. SiAtoen eutrios
wcro made, but only fourteen holscH started,
sm,,gglor and Molllo being drawn. Bella, !lno-
looking t,aFe, strong fa'ortte III tho pools.
Magnolia sailing aecoud. aud Kitty Cook third.
Considerable trouble was had iu giving 80 large
a field of horses fur start, but otherwise tho
races wcro trotted in good shape. Kitty Ceolt
unexpectedly took tho Inst l,oat away from hlng-
no1a by two lcugths, but the next threo hcats
we're won by Magnolia. who did some fine trot-
ting with Kitty Cook, Frank Wood, hlonp'ino
Kate, aud ucla. Tho roam gclding George
Judd, Of Chacago, slowod ability to do effective
trottiug IN Ito necotId heat when ho accompa-
Mod tho leaders nil nrond tho courHs a1ld cano
in good third. Bclow il the
SUMMARY,
patralo Driving Park, Wednesday, Aug 9, 1a7i.-
No. per", SJ0J, for horses that have laf0r beaIen
c:l5; niie-.eas, thtse IN aye, IT, harness sla to
tue .et orus; S75o to the aceond A50 to ths 14i1d
, 1874-08-07

nur WEATHER IN LITTLE ROCK.
L1rss.u ROCK, Ark, Aag. G.-T!aia has boon
Tho hottcpt day isnown fur years Tlu ti.ertnoln-
cterreHcllpd luz loGruus iu the coulest piauo.
, 1874-08-07
SWITZERLAND


fiESEvA, Aug. Cit il reported that Father
HyacintAo las resigned his oulaoy i'll this city.
, 1874-08-07

Fred. honuor IL years old md ii ovnoa by
MeHsrs. rsltYcou auu Deslnya, of ueiYoit.
IIo wus bred IN Cauala. airea by True George, u
son Of Toronto Chef, and damnod by thor
ourl!h.na ,.lara. Ilo mule hin isst record two
ycpra ago Ut Barry, Can, srotting uiis III 2:2o.
To-DAY'S NAGEB.
Tue frat race Ia for tho 2:3t ciana; purse
&4,010; $1,000 to tho first; ,$l.oll TO !ha
ssco1nl; +io0 to tho tmrd; and 200 to e.; tie
IL Il, fayorite, prillng ut $50 for first choice,
Fleet, lioll1st 1l5 ,ur Bccond,clolco. Lady Star
lar tSl0, ind Tho tield for $l5.
1''e eo"o d 'nco = for h"r.ca TINY lave meyer w
b"eteu 2.2a, u pm NO Of 81. 510 divided ~ fol-
lowu S3,6jl 10 tlIo fllHt. 2 0I)0 to tlo soconl,
81 ESQ to tho third aud 750 to tue fonrtt:a The
l4ortes out"rod arg ltod Cloud Ca1ors: sotsa, e.,
lion, Notte, st. Iaulas. aud 1[onsi Glohter. Rod
Cloud IL atrul,u favarlto IN tue poola Gloster
scco.ul, aud Malta third. a good raco ~ 4ut!o. q
nnleI It ths weather IB favorable. Goldsmith
Mud vii, trot agasust time. accompanied " a
running mate. a slight full of raj" visited slH
tonight.
RACES At Nucfnua. Il,
Spectal Uspit<h 10 ihe thd'tao tribune.
n,,oyat,s, O., Aux, G.-I'ho raueH clohcl to-day.
Thu attoulauco Nsa Lotter taan yeHterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 8, 1874
nlSSRs Sss ssssigtS Spi Ssls; IS,
Cotton irregular, low and heavy mddling, l5.c low
mi q, sGed ordnary so Net fseslpts
to the aSeniHS s ssa $ Esnce s
Cotton m maans Iss Net IsSsDs bales
1878. Stock, 9s,T4
s good s STsnss Stock s So receipts 1874 bales
Spirits of tupeqne Tm Il FsS s 10
sna s. Is TOR Sx % fan ssSsa at s. for hard
81 Flour . sfesy 5ssS
extra Wheat quiet No Milwaukee club held at 81 %:
Snshss barley guist hs az
o n Ssaa :: for ssass M
ss s4; piadlinss sa5s s26 per ton Railroad reshts
Soc; to Albany. 42c.
,~.... g. o.. 10. .n. o gUrrALo Feb s. 1871 400
hbIs Wheat bushels; corn SoS DO oats. IS 800
corn corr sa5sy s
aast Western gFouss spring D MIS- 81 q 5
d Of bushels SS
r 'RSSfso au H and aooS
sIzs s Sass held on barley 9SH
noua az malt canada hSs
Western, 81 IS a 81 Dressed hogs, 7I6c &c. Other
articles unchanged
TOLEDO. Feb g. 1874
Flour firm and In fair demand. Wheat firm and in
fair demand ut 81 g for No white Wabash 81 80 for
No. do, 81 49a 81 49i for amber Michigan; Fepru-
& FeSrnary e
grade Sw at @ Tor S 3fesse
hogs sold at Sc 90 81. Clover seeds sold S. Is
mammoth s. ~ Receipts-Sn0 bushels wheat, 6OUl
do. and 1000 do oats shlpmentslu0l bbls. -four
lh000 bushels wheat 6UUU do corn and 1900 do oats
CHICAGO, Feb. 8 1874
Flour duh and nominal; no demand. Wheat in air
demand and higher closing quiet; sales of No spring
at 81 25 No do 81 231, cash and Febrnary 81 26,s
March No. spring 81 Is 81 IL; rejected ST % 81 10
and February &c MarcS 6ie Apri s ssse
new, 4S1sc Oats steady at z3c for No. Z cash 44c
March. Rye unchanged at Sic. SIC. Tor No
FRESH Barley-No spring dull, unsettled and easier
81 So for regular 81 80 81 for fresh No spring
steady at 81 ST. TO- Dressed hogs active and higher
at So IS So 20 for light; heavy dull at Sc 50 So So
Prov sons in fair demand and higher FORK active and
higher at $4 o5 $l4 10, cash and February $l4 80
March. Lard firm and in air demand at 50 80 or
February; 80 20 March; - IS April Bulk meats firm
and in fair demand at 594c. for shoulders short rib
middes held at Tsc; short clear middes. SIC loose
spot sold at SIC. for shoulders. Whiskey
firm and in tair demand at Sc Receipts-t7,000 bbis
-four 900 bushels wheat 5000 corn, q 600 do oats
600 do rye and 100 do barley. Shipments-s0Oo bbls
flour, 6sO bushels wheat, 5000 do. corn 1900 do
and y.UO0 do. barley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

:, LoEpoS MONEY MARxkr-LoNpos, Feb $3.50 p
Nitric Railway shares ~ u 49, p. M.-Erie RAN
way shares, AZ 345 p. M.-Erie Railway shares Al a
Az
PiRls BouRsr.-LoSDoN. Feb $3.50 P. M.--Paris de-.
spatches quote rentes at 5sf 45c.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKroRr, Feb. 3-United States
five twenty bonds, 9s1s for the issue of 1852
LivERpooL CorroS MARxsr.-LIvRRPooI, Feb So
Msaes on the basis Of midding upiands nothing be.
low good ordinary shipped January at 7Ad. do do,
shipped January and February, ut 7Il6d do. do, de
verable February 1t 7ssd. OF the sales to-day $500
bales were American sales on the basis Of midding
uplands nothing below good ordinary, shipped January
upiands nothing below good ordinary, shipped March
and APRIL at lSl6d The market is duh and unchanged
sales lO,UV bales, including loo for speculation ana
export .
TRADE AT MANCHESTER Feb. 3-The market
for yarns and fabrics ut Manchester is dull with down
ward tendency
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurFs MARKEr-LfvERrooI, Feb. 8
=. M-The market hrmer. The receipts OF wheat for
$1,000 American.
LrvRRrooL PROVISIONS MARxEr-LIvyRrooL, Feb. B.
3a5 T. M-Cheese, 1Os per cwt for the best grades OF
American fine. Lard, ASS. Sd. per cwt Bacon fUs Cd
per cwt for long clear middles aud Ais ID for short
clear middes.
LvRRrooL PRODUCE Market LIVERPOOL Feb. )
Evening -Iinseed OIL coy 6s. cog 9s per spirits
turpentne, 25s. per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

we're reported and PRICES quoted steady. a. fol
81 ss nsn ssn sE -
linton american at sss $50 Tor No l. $50 20 sss tor
sis sS$ Ss,I: ss 80 per ton er English ana
nendcasa we're aesected and prices not
;s': q ssHss e: %.'As
Su ssG' 81 option the
closing h 3 y 'fsas s sold Hu.
ana S q e sm and "a. quoted a.
s so's =. a S 49, @ IL so
sss sss !: 8: & wSss s IL s. q
e ns @ 9r CSC for wper sd
rsnsa fa ~ Seox s'aSs I0d
OBJ @ for wSsr 55 c Arm for al,
%sa.a ws o fer Ss s,
as hall Of March at isSc and sso bills Contract.
sses bis in S Glsas at aso and sp
ing Ssss5 e SSmes,s price
sSSss ns Ssphtna
quoted nominaiiy at SIC. for city The Phlaaephis
sold ts sAlss sssnins and
~ 5 & si % %sSN
ss p.saa
rhs d
q sdS sic Is cash balance month We note sales
0S care
ported 9fI20 boxes OF long clear spot at
S'.'; Sas ga :asas clear as
and eay
q aSStaons; .sS ~ IBIS beet prissis
g. lor prime seTsss IS 50 INDIA d.: and
"a sss' s% sess
sshbted a
NOE sa ca Of ou fresh hams ~ lbs average
pSssa b. sTisss bellies 70
20 lbs YES
saS S%e sp for or in
is sr &c tss at for April at ' and
5m but s The
na on nss our
ass sa Sas sA sa on as nd
Sgs.E@!hs market ior raw has ruled dun and
%ads late yss,srdsy~OI hhds
and quiet We auo,s Cuba --Rennins, ,nIenor 70
prime, ,s,ss $SSd
h6ds and boxes Nos to is, sc; moasses, hhas
enS ds01ss Dutch sanda msiAS Nos e
se e &c q &C. ss sS IS y s 81
iSslc Porto Rico REFINING, common 70 prime re
sG SaIo'ssf G s f s e.
ard Nos to j. SIC SIC. Manlia-superior extra
superior &c. a 7ssc.
ronAoco.cEMarket generally quiet but hrm We heard
Of sales of 80 cases sundry seed leaf crop ISL at from
&c. 20 cases Of and
pers, filters and seconds previous prices 100 of
fennsyvana. crop 1872 on private terms 200 cases of
ls 20 hhds Of Kentucky At previous prices and
200 bales of Havana at from 75c. a 95c.
TALLOw.The market was steady, with sales to the
tent OF 10000 lbs at from INC. TIC, according
quality.
WoOL.-There has been but moderate business con-
summated since last. Manufacturers very slow
buyers owing principally their inability dispose of
their goods at satisfactory prices Foreign woOls with
the exception of Cape are decidedly dull but the latter
is in good request at advanced rates Pulled woods still
firmly held, supers realizing soc. readily. Carpet
woods, that were active some ten days ago
very quiet but prices show no change The
secured California at 7sc, 5000 bs spring DO at
$50. rs o0o lbs fal. do at 27c $1,000 lbs slightly bury
Oregon at 4Oc lbs Xxx Ohio fleece at 54c, 4000 lbs
nnwashed do. at 3c 33c. 100 bales Cape at &c. 39c
800 lbs Nevada and Utah at 25c &c., 1000 lbs mestlza
pulled at &C., 200 lbs Texas bales Cape, 200 do and
super pulled 80 DO combing do @o0O lbs fall Cahior
1000 lbs mixed do and 70 600 lbs lake on priyae terms
with sales reported OF 3lO bbS at 81 o.
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gage bonds ssx; Onion Pacinc first mortgage
bonds, zsx; Union Pacific stock. aok; Northwest
ern preferred. e2x; st. Paul preferred, 90; Erie.
AK; C0nsols for money, OK s2H c0nsols ior ac-
count, s2x a o21I; dve-twenty bonds OF 1865 todl.
1857 1855. do. do. OF 1867, 1881; tenforty bonds,
1861; new hves, 1922. Erie. AK New York Gen.
trail, 90.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 100 10Y for Central Ma
tional, 1868 for Fourth National Il0 for Gold Ex-
change and 93K regular, and 90 'seller sixty" Tor
German American. The latest bids were as fol-
lows New YORK, 1913; Manhattan lex divldend),
1854: Merchants ZIG; Mecnanics'. 1856; Onion, 1927
City, $50; North River. 80; Merchants Exchange,
10; Commerce. ll5; Mercantile. 1916; American
Exchange, 100; Bank OF North America So; IRVING
124; Metropolitan, I26; Citizens. 1856; Market, rs
Corn Exchange, lis; Continental. 75H; st. Mich.
oas. 100; Importers and Traders, 1872; Park, 14l
Central National, lOlk; Fourth National, LOG a /;
Oriental, 1885, Gold Exchange, lit; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, S.; Germania, lI2
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices of the day.
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FINANCIAL.

A Ill SPECTATORS SHOULD CALL OR SEND FOR
~ copy OF How Fortunes Arc Made in Wall street"
Stock privileges negotiated at lowest market rates
Ia W. HAMILTON 4 CO., 4S Broad street
A -HASKINS h BRAINE, BROKERS, IL BROAD
n. street-stocks and Gold bought aud sold for cash
on margin PRIVILEGES negotiated on responsible drms,
which can be used as cash margin thus enabling any
with small capital TO speculate with little risk. Ex
planatory circulars mailed.
A PUTS AND CALLS; $40 TO 800 INVESTED IN
thod OF operating In Wall limited capital.
fully explained In ~ page Pamphlet mailed free to any
address; Stocks bought and sold on margins
VALENTINE TUMBRlDGE CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, 80 Wall street. New York.
Represented st the New YORK stock exchange by q
peNher QW 1KW .. -
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THE HAYES LIBEL CASE.

f. H. Hayes who was arrested on Monday
night, for malicious libel. on the complaint of Mr.
w. +. @. Shanks OF the Tribune, was brought up
for examination at the Tombs Police Court. yes
terday, before Justice Morgan. The defendant
waived an examination, and was committed iot
trial at the General Sessions Bail was taken In
$4,000 for his appearance. Mr. b. q. jayne, special
agent o. We Sps!QW 4QHSeA became w po9aswaa'
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THE FOREIGN MARKET,

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day is f2o2 900. Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 5s francs As centimes
Erie Railway shares, AN AK. In Frankfort
United states ive-twenty bonds are quoted at
9sh for the issue OF 1862. The following are the
orioes In Amsterdam :-GentrA RaGlnc agst wQSt
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, Feb. 3-1O A. NJ,
Before Call.
First Board-1O:3O A. NJ.

u6h $1,000 Us $40, C, 81 BIC n.y.
ll6Y 10000 US SIS. C, 81. .s3 lllA