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CI-RRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
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SAWYER.

WASHINGTON, Mondey, June n, 1874.
The President sent to the Senate to-day the name
of Lyman X. Bass, Member of Congress from the
Buffalo District cf Ncw-YoiA. tO be Assistant
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

THE BIBLE PROHIBITED IN TURKEY.
LONDON, Monday. June %: 1874.
The Porte prohibits tie circulation of copies
u the Bible In Turkey.
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THE AMERICAN PILGRIMS.

PRESENTATIONS TO THE POPE.
ROME, Monday, June 2.
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Emporium Of Fashion.
Spring 1874.

w z would respectfully inform our
w numerous friends and ormer
patrons, our Stock Of
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The above to be grown and pro-
duced by exhibitors.
Best Bale of Wool, not less than
100 pounds. s................."". iO
All competitors for Premiums tor
tho "greatest production" of any of
the Field Crops will be required to
report, coneisely, the mode of prepara.
tion of the land, amount, kind, and
cost Of manure used, time Of planting
mode of cultivation, and cost of pro-
duction. Tho measurement of the
land and "yield" to be vouched for by
affidavit. Unless these requirements
are strictly complied with, no state
ment, submitted for the Premium,
will be considered or received.
Competitors for the greatest pro-
duction of cotton will be allowed to
18th November to gather the crops,
and their reports must be handed to
the Secretary on or before the 10th of
November, when the award will be
made.
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MARRIED..

What newly married youth THINKS
of married life, in contrast With the
days just preceding the union:
Pm q married man at last,
Nv heart is running over,
"A married man! Just think of that!
- No more whining lover.
I'm mad with joy! tied fast and close
= TO, Oh the sweetest cousin,
And If I've turned one summerset,
,ssII have he at least dozen.
II asked her once, itwas long ago,
While sitting fsy herside, -
FIN blushing while IWrite these words)
II she would be my bride.
Heaven. how her blue eyes looked at me,
How hnnily felt!
i Wished Prince Hamlet's wish that my
500 soiet flesh might melt.
sTis said that time works wondrous
found The saying true
She soon came round again, and
Osee more began towoo.
( i coaxed her, kissed gave her Things,
I promised her loveliness; ),
: She wore nv rings, and kissed me back
But never would say yes
How many, many weary months
i've waited for the words
And sighed thousand times ana more
~ And saw all hope deferred.
shed ask me what meant ana pout,
~ And slap me i'll the face
How odd it makes fellow feel,
When hit in such place.
We sat one evening all alone,
{The old folks were abed)
Watching each other anxlously,
Yet not word was said.
NV arm was round her little waist,
NV heart beat thick and fast,
r whispered softly in her ear,
= And she said "yes," at last
Ut ia q pleasure boys dear,
You never yet have known,
80 have the foveliest girl on earth,
And feel her all yourown.
But if you wish for happiness,
And Wish 70 cheaply buy it,
Go get a wife, dear youthful swain
just try it, only try it.
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Field Crops.

For the greatest net yield, on one
farm, per hand,.,,,.........::....."sl
For tho second greatest yield, on
one farm, per hand. ...:....:.:..."
lStatcment to be submitted show.
ing expenses of planting, work
ing, gathering crop, and profits
For the greatest net income on
Cotton, one acro............:.....'..c
For the greatest production OF
Cotton, on five acres, not less
than 1000 lbs........................:1 II
For the greatest production OF
Corn, on one acre upland, not
less than 80 bushcls..............,..
For the greatest production of
Corn, on one acre bottom land,
not less than so bushels. s...........
For the greatest production OF
Corn, on FIVE acres upland, not
less than 20 bushels per acre.: l
For the greatest production OF
Corn, on FIVE acres bottom land,
not ess than 40 bushels per
acre .......................". ..'..'..
For the greatest production OF
Wheat, on one acre of land, not
less than 25 bushels. ls............."..
For the greatest production OF
Wheat, on FIVE acres Of land, not
less than 20 bushels. els.,.......,....... l
For the greatest production OF
Barley, on one acre OF land, not
less than 40 bushels.
For the greatest production of
Rye, on one acre Of land, not
less than Is bushels.
For the greatest production OF
Potatoes on one-half acre OF
land,,.,,........................
For the greatest yield OF Irish
Potatoes on onc-half acre Oh
............."....
For the best bushel of White and
Yellow Corn, each. h.................:
For the best bushel White and
Red Wheat, each.................."
For the best bushel Oats, White,
Red, and Black, each. h...............
For the best bushel Rye and Bar
ley, EACH. ................:::.:...::
For the best bushel Of Field Peas.
For the best bushel Of Sweet Po-,
tatOes. ......."...............
For the best bushel of Irish Pota-
toes. ........................
Weight of bushcl, struck meas
ure, to be given and to be con-
sidered by Committee
For the best bushel of Ground
feaS .........................
For the best bushel of Turnips,
any kind............................
For the best bushei Of Ruta Baga
Turnips......... .....-.....:.......:..
For the best sack Of Flour, lou
For the best sack Of Corn Meal....
Rest dozen Carrots.
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"Healing on the wings,n say all who
have made use of DR.. Wistar's Bal.
sam Of Wild Cherry, and by such use
been cured Of coughs, colds, bronchite
Is, sore throat, influenza or consump-
tion, The prudent will always keep
this standard remedy BIZ them.
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AN ACT 10 D Regulate ne Rlt5keas
ton Of all Legal and Public llo-,

teU't ~ wv ssse*S = -,
tees. &. ~ ~ 7 ~ z. I. ~
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Sen-
ate and House Of Representatives, Of the
Slate Of South Carolina, now met and J
sitting in General Asse ennbly, and hy the
authority of the same, It shall be the
duty of the Attorney General; the CnmpS
troller General, and by the Secretary .ofs
State, eoHjeintfy, to- designate, by ynnb-s
lie netice Gn] one or more newspape r.,
in this State, in which all legal notices.
advertisements, or publications for the
State, of any and every charaeterrequ
ed by law to be made pEblic, shall be-
published and said Attorney GeneTaiS
Comptroller Genera, and Secretary or
State, shall have power 10 make SUCH
changes and new design nations, font
time to time, az they may judge that
the public interest requires. =
Sac. 2. All State and County Ohicefsss
snd other persons are hereby required
so flrafsh to- the newspapers designated
Hnder this Aest for the State and for the
representative counties, for pub catiohk
aif legal notices, advertisements and
publications, of any and every charaetei
required by law to be made PUBLIC; and
uO lGANl 1uOklCSy y00VStSkoO4kASAAS-sSAsI Is>
estion required BY law tosbe made publ
lie shall have any valid force or effect
utless published in the newspapefs des.
ignated Under this Act and no pub85s
cation, OF any character in any newSpa-
per not designated under this Act, shalt
be paid for from the funds Of this State,
or Of any County: Provided, That the
said officers mentioned in Section one
shall have power, in cases requiring NM
usual publicity, to order publica ton m
such newspapers, In addition to those
designated under this Act, as by and
with the advice Of the Governor they :
may select; and bills so incurred shall
be audited and paid in the usual mau-
ner.
Sec. 8. All Acts and parts of Acts In
consistent herewith are hereby repealed. =
Sec. 4. This Act shall take effect from
and after passage. Jan. e. 1872 ~
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Especial Premiums. !"

Greatest commondable variety of
Products grown and exhibited
by any one Planter, including
stock and field crops, exclusive
Of garden vegetable ,.............s1i
Greatest variety of articles made
and exhibited by any one Lady
in the Household Department II
Greatest variety of articles Of do
mest,c fabric, made and exhibi-
ted by any one Lady, ............ II
There will be Trotting Match fol
two or more entries. Entrance fee
S., the Society to contribute S.
Purse to be given to winner.
Also Riding Ring for Boys IL
years and younger.
Also a Riding Ring for Ladies:
" " 80 I" Gentlemen.
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Household Departmental

Best jar of Land, not less than 10
pounds. ..............--.-....s
b. /" jar Of Butter, not less than
5 pounds.
" Carolina made Cheese. e..-.-.-
4" two sides of Bacon, from
county raised hogs..--~.:-..-
" two uams, from county raised
hOgs......."...... .............-.-.-.--.- :
/" cooked Ham, with skin on..-
" specimen of Corned Beef....:.
/" specimen Of Dried Bcef......
I" Domestic Soap, not less than
10 pounds. ......................"
/" Toilet Soap, not less than 3
pounds..............
" Cake of Tallow, hot less than
10 pounds........................
I" Quarter of Fresh Beef. f.........
Mutton, dressed. d.......".........
/" Pig, dressed. ed...................
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Poultry.

ten. .....................-...o o.oo
If any meritorious tancy breed of fowls
be exhibited, Committee may recon-
mend for Premiums.
Manufactures in Wood, Tin,
and iIon.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for Nifty conts. There is
not remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever
and Ague and all other Maarious, Bilious Scarlet,
Typhoid, Yellow, and other Feyers laided BY RAD
WAYS PILLS. 50 quick as RADWAY'S READY hk-
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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Native Wines, Apples, &c,

Best bottle of Grape Wine .........s
bottle of Blackberry Wine,
bottle of Muscadine Wine,
specimen Table Apples, one
dozen as q sample, ...".......
drum of Native Figs, .........
" specimen Of Pears, half doz.
Z" specimen of Grapes-half
dozen punches, ..................
L" Scuppernongs s...................
"Specia1 Premiums"
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Jacks and Mules. /

Best Jack standing ii the connty.s s s
/" Mule raised in the county s
3yearsolds sraised din the /.
county . s.. 2
&" 2years ole, raised inthe rs
CCuuty ss.." sssc
/" 1year old, raised in the .
county y...,.......,..,.."... Q
Colt, raised in the county,. B
Pair Carriage Mules, raised
in the county................... 0
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" Beets.. .................."
Parsnips...........
L" Mangel Wurtzei
Peck Onions. ..........
J doz Cabbage heads,
dozen Tomatoes.........
halfdozen Pumpkins,
alfbushel Buckwheat
halfdoz. Stalks Cotton
Bale Of Cotton not less than
400 pounds................:...... /
and largest collection Of veg
j" etables, not less than twenty
varieties ........................
and largest variety of Gar.
den Seeds, not less than %
varieties NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" Bale of Native Hay........."...
@" Glover Hay...,..................
Lucerno Hay.....................
g Curod Pea Vines.
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MANUFACTURERS Of Steam En-
M gines Of all sizes; Horse powers
Circular. and Muley Saw Mills, Grist
and Sugar Cane Mills, Flour NILS, 0r-
namental, House and Store Fronts, l:on
Railings, Agricultural Implements, etc
Brass and Iron Castings Of all Kinds
made to order on short notice, and on
the most reasonable terms, Also, man
nfacturers of Cotton Presses.
May %, 1873, 7-l2m ..g q ~ u
The New York herald., 1874-08-09

(NOUSIN wILL-HAvE BEEN OUT OF TOWN YOU
~ can find me by addressing Herald Uptown Branch
flee. GRACIE.
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(NOUNTRY PLATFORM DANCE.-PLEAsE WRITE
~ Did not you at the depot. Address BLANCHARD
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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CoNKLLNG 4 co.'s,
No: 76S Broadway,
ONE BLOCK BELOW A. i. STEWART 4 CO.'S.
PREVIOUS TO TAKING ACCOUNT OF STOCK WE
will make closing out sale OF Remnants that have
found an immense humber containing sufcient quan.
tity for Dress Patterns.
Sale to commence on MONDAY, August TO- and con.
qas Hemn sns Of black siles at half price,
Remnants and Dress Lengths Of coored silks at half
Remnants and Dress Lengths Of fancy Silks at half
Remnants and Dress Lengths oJspanese silks at half
price.
Remnants and and Dress Dress LenssSs Sass Cashmere
amd amd dre enshs OF pure Mohar
Remnants and dress lengths Of Black iron Frame
Remnants and dress lengths of Black Bombazine.
Remnants OF Black Grape. &C., &C., &C.. at about half
Remnants and dress lengths Of various kinds Of
paSss Cashmsres Granite r. ,ropin: sE Pep
n SSsr n fanssss CaTs Pad sa oo'ns
Stripes aud mixed Dress Goods of every description at
nI Remnants of Batste Cloth Blouse Linen and Flemish
Remnants White Goods consisting Of Victoria Lawn
plain Plaid striped and Checked Nansooks; JacSnes
s%a SWISS Ma acksd Su.n n thai rce
R n 81 ana e hna %as
Napkns Table Cloths. Table Damask, towels Tlckinss,
Mosquito NSs Netting i quts Noting
ST Y s "ra @ Curtain a bs DTnPsy Glass
Remnants OF Lace in Real Thread, Guipure, Yak and
Valcnciennes at half price
Remnants Of Hamburg Edgngs and Insertions at half
price.
Remnants of Gmps, Fringes at half price
Remnants OF colored Laccs ut half price.
Closing out real Llama Lace Shawls and Sacducs at
half price,
brcas at half price,
Closing out our stock of summer Hosiery and Under
wcar for ladies' gentlemen and children at less than half
price.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND TIE GREAT CLOSING OUT
SALE OF REMNANTS AT
JOHN r. KAUGHRAN. CONkLING CO.'S
r W CHIVVIS No. 763 Broadway.
W. H. CONkLING. between Eighth and Ninth sts
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DIRECTORY FOR ADwRTIsERs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAox-Fourth, nth and stxti

tMusEMENrs-Nixrz PAos-Fourth, nth and sixth
yzs:t:::!s st!:ssss;s ss!sns
,oARb sba Ssp SSlf"R1e RI1epe1sq wAsrED-rv..nu r.o.-
SSzR ssFz#h hr1ssSssrns FOR sgEssss.., ss.Rs
sSsHss sss.,S and Sixth
CITY NSHIaE RE3I ESTATE FOR sALE-s.oosD pAor-rlr,.
cIERRs Ss%S AND sAIEsMES-ELrv.sru pAcr-rnird col.
coACHMEN AND GARDENERs-Etsvxsrn PAGE
ooAsTwisE' 'is'TEzMsH1Ps-E1.vrsrnp pAos-Finh col.
rtss and fourth
r.c.-yoursA column.
bwhEE1Ss 5SssEs S5Isf 70 IhT pGsRHshzD AMP vs
FuRNIsHED-SEcoND PAcE-Fourth and nth COL
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-EIzvEsrH PAcz-Fourth
ftSa-sTsh faa1-fiish column column
EEIxNCTEsIoNsvNIsrH EIN .N PAcr-Ihird column.
ESs sb s4 sRs is 'afSTn1 f5 s1
z rs :sss
HELss0 ss0%%Sa %%%ASarED-MALEs-EIrvrsrn rAc.-rhrd and
uossGsss'A casRl4ezs, sSS2 4c-rmsr r4o.-rhira and
HSG Sos%n
INDUsTRiAL EXHIBITION coxPANY-FIHsr PAGE
SSEs3s sos%9 AMI AZ =
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE
LEcTU1ksEa' 'sESXsoN-F,nsr PAcz-second column.
LOAN oFFICEs-FIRsr PAek-sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
MMAASSRsIMERYNN1TTwrsrTE pAsr1S!x.9 cSumT ,,
MUs1Cxi@NisTH PAer-rhird column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First and second columns.
PiANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.-NINTH PAcE-Fourth
PRoPosALs-Nnrn PAcn-Thrd column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANfED-FEMALES-
PRoPERTY Our OF THE CITY Fur SALE. OR TO
RENT-sxcoND PAcK-First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO BxCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-sec.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoSD FACE and
RELIGIOUS NoTICEEs-Frnsr PAcE-secopd col nm.
REWARDS-FrRsr PAGE Second column
SALES AT AOCTION-TwELrrH PAGK-Sixth column
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SITUATIONS WXNTED~MX PAGE
second and third columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-Second and third col
sPoRTISG-Does, BIRDS. Ac.-Fmsr PAor-Third
sToRAGE-NINrn PAcE-sixth column
THE TRADEs-ELEyENrH PAoE-Fourth column.
Tof LIZ ssGs
pAcrFinn and sixth
UNFGRSIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcoNp PAcE=Sixth column.
s5P 81 SoY SN sSGH 81
w,NE9 1EpGT1SSERSsoSp p1SRs pAcEmFirse column .o
YAcHfs STEAMBOATS,. &o.@FInsS PAosMFoSrsh Sic col.
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TRY GOODS CIRCULARS, WRAPPERS, aC,,. FUR:
IL nishcd at low rates by the METROPOLITAN
PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2ls Broadway.
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CPECIAL LECTURES EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT
- O'Clock at the New York Museum OF Anatomy, els
Broadway, between Houstou ana Blssokar gwee1A
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.

PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
MEssRs KREMER 4 co, AMERICAN REGISTER,
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HLRALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD. AND ALSO
sNaLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICEs-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
TO P NJ. AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
HERALps AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING. AT
,,ae5 BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN THIRTY.FIRsT AND THIRTY-sEcoNp
STREETS OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE, 2,2sl THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or PATH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:so
p NJ, AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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PERSON Al.

(NARRIE WI HAVE SENT TICKETS FOR GLOBE
~ Theatre, Monday evening. Come sure. 1T Is the
performance think. HARRY.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

IJEARSE, OVAL GLASS FOR SALE CHEAP
IL Apply TO JAMES GONNOUD. $40 West Forty ond
atrc
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PERS' S'JNAL,

mwENTY.FoURTH srREET-I CLAIM ALL. NO.
i thing less will accept.
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BOARDING SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN.-HOME
ID comforts healthy location, thorough Instruction;
long standing; terms moderate Address AUGUSTUS
WHITIOCK
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Joxpox NAV 7-i23O p mbre RaiixaV saarc, 81 i1I"i a
iyEVPoot MAY 7-i2;3J D. m.-cotiol IL pm hraing "
I,ri. al Mi ling Orleans Ii; sales l2OOO Dis M
cin1e 1000 cIp,r; -ss on he basis o hll
tpllnf, no.hus beos Cool Ora4Y deliver b jay and az
SL do notnrg below L0s NJ idhngs deliverable wy az JIM
AsTwFRP 7Peroieuin. 32 - for hne Pale American
I0yDoS May ~ m-bue Railsay shares. 81 .,o -,
IiyEEPooI Nav ~ OF the cotton sale. to-day iDVo
were American. sale. the basis hddag Upa9' nothing
Good Or ar5 deliverable June All Jolly at Li do no'lI so
Los Mllacs shipped Art, y Sat s1es on te eas' oil ailln
a, S5sL B.esuG. are quiet Beef 81 erce PORK $40
IJ Tor New Me-. Tsllo~ 30 ew'.
IoNpoN 7:JO mlle bullion IN the Bank OF hhgt,r
h. ieclen 900 dInng the week The prone ION o me
- The amount OF bullion "l
b3,ance tody Is t2EoOO hie iaai'"Ai
sl-res :f2t Pars disDitchcs qnoe hentes 4 13t 21c
IovD,N. 1880 .. m.-ialog. 20 j137fO = c"i.
A,rwrPp AIay 7-PcrocI;n. 80. fof Zoe Pale American ,
LnSpov. Nav 7j mC9no for money, 93@ojis; Tor the
aeono. gt 1887, UnieI States FeT"rny olis Sb3s on
i17; New Rcs l042 Lne Railway shares 33a32@; do Pre-
P,r M,y THE specie the Bank Of Frame h's increased 49,
oj, CpJ fBc. DIR ~ thr past serk. Rsntc. Jpf JOc
FR,Kroar uly 7-Uutoi States HyeFWcpY bonl 9S ioT 'ho
Issue OF 1862.
LIygRroo MAY - p. Cotton se the basis Of Niihng
rrr il moth beov Gio Orny deliverable May at ShL DO
DO elycrb jane 5lGt DO. nothing be Nv Low
Hing. deliverable ani july 1854 do do deliverable
J and Au.a at 9Gi Sale the basis OF Mdlug Or 2s,
,9u1 he on Good OlnSv deliverable June ani JAZZ at S2
h, co de- erabe Juy and August It s's sales OF Upna a.
eres crop, nothing below Good Onnaryt at liID
Lsri. - d pcat
Loypos. NAV 7.--Tiow. 1876 = cwr.
Io,BoN Nay TkycniIg Comu Ro5n, Ti3 csl Linseei
OF. EzS 0G ton Sgut' iurpeniine, 80 T. cFt.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
COTTON MARkETS.

S,v,yy,H MAY 7-Coton 6rm; Mding l67s.; e'eip,s
ia gross bales; exports Great Britain. 24O2 bales
cg,tvss 2O bales, sales 435 baes stock 2761S bales
NEuPHis 7.-COton quiet Low Mdihug. lG4d l6tc
ccp 500 bales; shipments. 331 bales stock 3-'G2l bness
arGr,r. May 7Cotton dal, nothing doing Mdlng, lG2c
receipts 30 bales; siles, 60 bales.
CH,RLETOS May 7-Cobn firm; Mhiiingi 1G'sc; Low MD.
ding Good Ordinary 1874 l6ci net receipts 3l5
be exports cosBse l4i2 besi sales 100 baes sioa 3lO7
bales
MAY 7Cotton quiet; hAng, l0'4ci net receipts
"a baes, stock. l,4Sl bales ~
ST. Lor. MAY 7-Co,ton que, anil uEeisnged Mldng l7c
reeep,s - shipments 1iJ bales sales GJ bales.
BoloN 7.-Cotton quiet and nominal; Midtng l1s,;
ports to Grea. DtiD "a kaes sa 100 bales soes 6OQ0
bales --~.r-s-a- -sr.Ya-
Monur May COTTON iuic ard unchanged Mdins lGsc
net receipts l34 baes sales 800 bales stock 2S, l96 bales
SEwORLR.Ss May 7-coitoa finn good demands hiddhng 49,
net receipts 81 779 bales Great Britain
1850 tses the Continent 222 6aesi eoasiw 900 bales
s.le. bales evening $50 bales stock lO3923 bales
LOUISVILLE, MAY 7-Co,iou quieti MiddlDg, lGSie ~
U.rIN1RE MAY 7-Coiton quiet; Mdng II ~; Low Miiding
16l06e OrinaV Is 81 bales; exports
1:.e 80 bales sales a bales last evening AL bales stock
lO3i4 bales. ~
ue receipts 069 bales exports, 5oi bales sales 200
hates: stock. 6.G15 bales.
GsyrroS MAY 7Cotton du and irregular; Good Oriinary
G net receipts bales; sales Gj bales stock 81 932
CIScNNAT. Mas 7-COtt0n qme; Mjdng l1ei receipts 1872
bales. shipments, 392 bales stock. H. 692 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
DDNVSTIC MAgKRTy.

Arn,y4 Nay 7-;o.ias don. Wheat. Rye s'ealy: Corn
Ns 81 M T9a = ss923 o. 0% 70 ar,g 1s,,. By ,.s5.li e,D,
At ~ advanced s of cls No Mei State and Western
o. BsEraoRr. 2o My 7-Co,n qae arn; Nting 6ag
lG'4- Flor steady a,d 1ifa1lee Wheat = goSl 's9nr % @ an.
Imhr : sjcFl ~ Good 70 Pune Rel ~ 1881 y. C2lEen
to P.r do . 60 ~ 20 Pe3n,yl7lga Red - 7iGrl M ~
s. % irly "a g2ol arznaii Soaera White at sa9
@sjs OF 5aI, SouI.rr, G50GJr: Western ,iSd 39c; do
wife G5acie ne q7l q 81 gfi % W ereh'n .i ,Fo'os'
Giel' G,o ''s ~ 81 I = ia, ~ 100 \ lO9,.
Ne.t.a active 1es Moderate at 3id33c C'de unchanged
Er,guo NAV 5Ll<c and Ri Imports for the a q hour
t.-g ' s,i lt,at "a i0i nm Corn 3 $50
bSb iI bsp3n.-Whe GGGOo ba,4 Corn = 600 bush os &
Cua On i; T. 2o" a.. ftg m % Sa-i Ven m sgns ~
s j,t IN gh rja' s,i-' Of z water at Il o. srsr
30 sprga y 5gaSl y soa p';e''tey se@ oP'ut
S western 10 jsc. i,rry tl caaad 7Oofl So h9
"e.en 81 J'G % Re S S2a, at p sr w. "1'' o3 o,a @
VIZ, i b,-a C5rl Frch,s Lu.-Nlctt lgc Cora. llc.
6st.7c L1nr - ~ st,ye32 80 70 Ne'Nork lumber 121l
caSe3 81 ioo.iyt s@ q, ?,fh,o-: wh-,' quiet lie "a and
gas e. = - 70 & S5; Il & i p no. ' ~ i'i o' ca
ia .laal a l-aet e. G5's lJis. i2r N A'se ,2s,i ~
s rr a. IS i5ii., csh; ISL. Jme T., lvaad ant in
n s l m No. ;.li -; 81 osa - Iofr NJ. ID, W,SY steady
sta- Troiion ci elG % spoi $ . o. Jan@ h35i m
& Sax v,at, se.i, shoulder; 20 bl for short Rb
Aiac F{'A {s, ao IS -Four lG60 ou,n Wheat i5IoJj
loa oI - Nv pH'. i 56 T Npc 2J5 900 bush Corn
loVJJ hh,' to''i r,,,t,'b t5~c ,ni 1 OpD i,., B,ey
sou, bl,u ,, o. Vbr5re,sl.r Al II .jasi i6.
'l''N'AI -. ,p. .;~ Iye rsIg Al r OK
Corr trn a. - ,-, al an drclioInl. Cloics.
b.ic ~ r., ar btt a =, 81 90 Lard ou but frm "a Of
- ''. i.I ~ la, kt. lr3u tOT4. Bik Meat, i'm;
" . ti.sr m, lIs 500 CtirS.rs 9git. B,cjn
ft.si, slons-s - s1ts,G %; Clear m side, 9'5 ter
sr, rs ,r.,'..i v-,s,- rpcs ,pr.l Psfro-
'Lf,fiNhl ~ 49,, St.t rs., 30,
ls1m sti'il' 't'"i'-' 1''i '' '''''''' - '' '
T. lbr . %. - .-.,.u... .. - -og.- ~
DT'"oir hit "--fi'.i 94s, ~ ,-t N e1l.,-i Gl cam
"Iit!G-t' ,i' -,@, r. ~ =, ,ii Rec ,fs-l 900 bills
eI at ~ 80 ga .,.,,a ~ ~ siIrr,rt.-. ODD
i', p @ wv r.,t .,'l - - 9r,irI o..
OH- i-'t ..ll' ' .'. ~ "a. mol ,n~el Cor,
l'.i..''l- ~" - ~, o.. ,r.,r, o., 80. gyr soil al
'"i .t t.'' % = e. a. 81 30 B,rlr-- ,lon.
q l. I't'!''l, q. r.r'r H.. plain n a..
o.. - sti~' uH ~, 49, 80 80. Ilr-ilsre lie;
aIf lee 't'"''''' 49,
IL, i, Va, io4-an aiy,ne asked but none established
q @ -. a. 3. gj. a.lcI C,t- gn II s..r,. A. az.
1T IN . ai hrr al 10. Blr,n l r Insd aud
slyI,--i StoT ir-, ls4 7'.r: S9I,s q lO OIOi2.
Nuw,rye. NAV FLOR laiet unchanged wheat qrie.
wrs l. 81. So. D. ~ I'll All June. Olt,