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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
THE ST6Ts or TR6DR
HAVANA WEEKLY nAgxEr

HAVANA WEEKLY sAgSEr
HAVANA March sugsr-D emssd sY sEj osrtst enf Nos
tia D. g.. itct5l ress arrcoe 70. !, % ~ -. -
Sasas. Inferior Common. Uh0l2 s'sspi yso
stoch Of ser.rin veoue AZ Havana rot msa,e - ~ e
hhd.; reops week 10000 hoos nn VoU
hhs; exported daring week. $4,000 hoIe- snd yOO s- "
GLIDING 900 6oeshesd - !le Ungs fSnI
nom nall Ctsed'sed S ascoVsto. lO'9nIi va VT
Bacon s24 1925 c Bo.ter srm p, 70, J1 ~
s701S7z qun Go.ken S76G S7S Fsor trn ct fZ..Szd -
bbL Hsms-Americss rcni.d sm 4 ssJ5 ooSH w
9ninta Lard kegs snncr a. go SOgsIy ~ aa a. n1
a. 1871 50as2l 20 qantsL War hmeri fsnes siJ@si'
strobe; White, S2J 1877 Hosey erm. On SIS nspis,i 49,
Naval Stores in fair demand Goa OIL que: 900 .e'
gallon. Hoghess demsni LumeH Gni Wfs Il~
$50 NJ shooks r demand; Bor 10 reals Svsr bt-she d
4l942 reals Mossses Hgsbests 30 reals bok sh'N
6msr S301Sl05 Prgsts TO fs,soah are of'~
loading Havana, 52 81 9J7A Cd loading 81 ,s p'i' 'h 10
north 07s ID. 62s %. Exchange quiet sud sAH
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

AUSTRIA AND THE ULTRAMONTANEs.
THE LETTER or TIE POPE IN OPPOSITION 10 TIE
ECCLESIASTICAL BILLS.
ROME, Saturday, March IA, 1874.
The letter of tho Pope to the Roman Catholic
Bishops Of Austria exhorting then 60 combat the
pending ecclesiastical bills in tho Rcichsrath. is
dated the 9TH of March. He says tho measures are
calculated to place the Church in ruinous servtude.
and takes occasion to his protest against tho
rupture of the Coneordat.
The Pope has also written TO the Emperor Francis
Joseph personally. adjuring him to protect the
Church within his dOminions.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. March 15--Capt. Oscar c.
Badger Is ordered executive officer OF the Maynard
at Portsmouth. N. H., on March rs. Commander John
c. Watson ordered TO duty Inspector OF Ordnance
at the Mare Island (Cal) Navy-Yard Capt. Earl En-
gsn Is dets ,hed from the NavyYard at Portsmouth, N
H. and ordered to command the Congress a. Key West
Fla Commander John p. Russell Ia detached from duty
as Inspector Of Ordnance at the Mare Island Navy Yard
and ordered Washington for examination for promo
ton Master VIM Everett Is detached from the Con-
gress and ordered to the Wyoming.
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rHLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

49,. The dead and mangled body of Mel Mcleod q
seotsn 81 found lying railroad oba
Mas COroneTs Jury rendered verdict Of suicide
the deceased Indicated A
his throwing a~sy his life
49,. The Executive Committee Of the National
Council Of Independent Orsnge al the fremont uoaso
boston Saturday peeg the the order Subordinate
will established the NesIoIk
ehassts AID probably IN several other StateA
IA man. age about q, supposed to be Franklin
A. Bishop OF Petroleum Centre. Psuh olsi ssciie
iioa.e Buffalo Saturday b. shooting himself 9Th revolver
AloaSA he uxa' temple s.sx Pss,,s~Y rtas iy9iss ~
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SITTING BULL AND HIS BAND.

WASHINGTON. March 15-Lieut. Doart. while
in tn6 judith Rasin Country met parties from Fort
Peck who reported that Sitting Bun and his band
Of Sioux were encamped Big Dry Crock that runs
north the Missouri Fort Peck and that large
band OF Sioux cnoamped and hunting buffalo near
Bear Paw Mountains, northeast Of Benton. Those
Indians have come north to hunt buffalo and trade arms
and ammunition from the Missouri River traders There
appears TO be no Limit to the amount of ammunition and
arms these Indians ges except the means w pur-
chase with.
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OBITUARY NOTES,

The Countess Brunnow, wife Of the Russian
ambassador at London died Ut the Legation Oh Friday
night.
A London telegram announces the death of
the Dowager Duchess OF Richmond. OF the pres
ent Duke OF that tte She the eldest daughter OF
the Marquis OF AngescY, who fought under Wellington
ia the Peninsula aud at Waterloo.
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How to shorten Life.rbe recipe is supple Yoa have Ou'S
10 violent cold neglect Alternately ths great sBah SUE
seon asked lady WHO hin only Lsd consh; What woaa
hawai- The paguer coughs The worst CARA
can boxeve DO cared by "HLTs LuSd bA"AG 10 ~b''vx
conrb and Group It. Immediately aays tion and sure 70 Prevess
fl np.bo, Of the disease Sod By all druggists and de.fers
medicine Joss F. HAIRY CUaEas %. 'ai o''Hest~~.
Ssv.York Sole Propnetora
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THE BRITISH MINISTRY.

MEMBERS AGAIN RETURNED TO PARLIAMENT.
LONDON. Saturday. March IA, 1874.
Sir r. Basgallay, member of Parliament for
Mid Surrey; Mr.. Rowland VIM. member fer North
Lincolnshire; Sir J. Elphinstone. member for Ports
mouth all Conservatives who after accepting Office
under Mr. Disrael went before their constituents for
reelection have been returned without opposition.
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pASSENG RRS ARRIYED.

PROM LIygRPooL.Fa .elHshP 0y Of R1Amo"l msce -
Mrs 7. Van ROSsu Mss Il DOag Miss l. Hood Mr. 4 Wa
mrs W. Grant, D. r. Glenn. q. Jopp w Johnson Sheppard
w. ~ Marten, X Howell W. p Goa1 K. S. Cox r. bsie. J.
Petty, o. lyan W r. fowhey q. Dunn, X Graves, J.
Dawson J. Henderson Bren.on Ihom2son H. 1eS n fns
bn g. FISH j. CLARK. J. u. Matthews. s. BEch j. W Mlsm.
Westbary Miss " Bgme Mus NJ bIrss
Hcky. lady Miss a. ~ F1aJ 1rs~s PsAss
Read X.lo Walk
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6uerial Notlees

Liberal Republican General Comuiuse.-A .Rsa5
meeting will be held at hestqaAres 45S foadAsve hohpAt
BybNlNG 10Th ns Al re sPeIsPns.s ae.os Q. s
Of Hon. Charles TlIOS STEWART rIeSisn
" IL rows.sr, Secretaries,
w. w. CvLyEK,
The Liberal Committee of Brookiyn sill boi seeaI
THIS BVEslNG hA" e's faN " SAe ses~s
reference the death u Soaaor snnsen - ,., -.
Lswu NJ Pkck. Soeselrr hkSai . psl..o .. r.ese.e
OyKCs or LIyE AsscSIAl.os % ssss.oA.
LoU,s FEB 10. 1874
In accordance ~,h section q o. zoe aa. ssss Ce.rss
2O 1870 Nor, viii be election for FlVB hkhBsSo
Of the GENERAL BOARD OF DlkBIiOLs, h serve 10. ~
,hs Ohes the lolsuoa ~ lcas
M on nj kspAY ths l7tL 1aJ OF Asr>a. lcIi -. -
Polls open IRON IL a "a. W v a. H. '" o"V'n- wa
I, y FtAalA s<st
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TIE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

TIE CARIIsTs THREATENED IN FRONT AND REAR.
MADRID. March IS. 1874.
Marshal ScrranO with an army of $4,000 men
and 90 pieces OF artillery is now face to face with
Carlist Of 5000. while Con Iona with ooiumn
5000 strong Is moving tho enomy's rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
MEETING FAvoRING FENIAN AMNESTY.

A meeting in favor of Fenian amnesty in
HYDE Park today was attended by 2oa) persons Good
order prevailed.
LONDON. Monday. March l6, 1874,
The Fenian Amnesty Association has decided to
pre,eut Tor tho pardon of tho oODyicts to tho
Queen ia person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

PRoviDHScE. L. March 1.-THE PINT Cloth m're. co--H
sue sea1J 5d54c for Saaid 10 Errs Cloths e rTes
being little they week sales Of s
week pieces llulng OOu pieces Coed salssi y
500 pieces 10. 80; 5000 EsIs VI
sagsSes Apri. MAJ ssd June at 5l2. all 30 las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

yurope he told so many lies about an ,inas'l',,
hors of his that before sailing Tor mono nc pousn
an EXPENSIVE saddle for It,
NJ Murat Halstead has written vigorous 'et'oi
-. washington correspondent. vindicatlhg nn"
10 from the ridiculous caumny circulated aeaAns'
-, ,hv The Washington Ring, whom ne mas az
.aoLed Turning at the close upon his asSalla".'
bo makes the pungent suggestion that IN WASH
incton CITY. as in New-York. pretended improve
,pcrts are the excuse for the proiigate enteipSo
&, which public officers are enriched whiie tne''
constituency is impoverished; and the ia.e Vi ''o
IDoss, If the commercial metropolis should scl'.
60 admonish of the frailty of his pomp' the DoSS
who has largely contrived and mah"sVu' ""I
nro6ted by. the robbery through whloh INC N"'o"''
rsn;tal is decorated aud despoiled.'
Tho State Department rs the following Iet'ef
bovvs ia rcady 70 do what it can toward dispeiing
tbe mystery which still surrounds the fate oil halph
Keeler:
prpARTurSr OF STATE. WASHINGTON. March T. 1874
q H. MAcHIN ESQ.,. ". Y SIR: Your letter OF 0'h lust
81, rospect of the case Of Mr. Ralph Keller and suggest
inc that steps be taken to obtain copy OF the proceed
,nrs in the first investigation held at ManAano IN re-
card 10 his disappearance. has been received Ts Sug
rest,on will be COMPLIED with. Gen. Gushing, Minister
60 Madrid will be furnished with the facts as found I'D
che Denartmcut possession. and viii be instructed 10
rDv 90 the Spanish Government for copy OF the pro
oeedngs of tho Investigation. am Sir your oDeuiehl
.orvant &c It. DAVIS, Assistant Secretary
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can. -s..s for ,s. He had ,euaa.oe. Of Oa', his pc

sspeA
An engine standing in the Pennsvivania RaIi-
at
out any per'on end through he r0u7glole 6fo en-
ef lone
evsf 500 Bsmed Cuhnsn va hsi iss
hssier named Brdy bad bis leg kel o. anil einho IRE To- SD
CINE ans shei everything p rs
1.-THE dcpositors Of the Franklin SLyngs Idnd,
Philadelphia have declared IN favor e Go rn Of sinene
"Cyrl Iadvalhie lasuref, O. JON l - - fDpy.
consisting u over iGl houses ari lD3 @ o. crrd m ~, en NC ot
The directors
payment d--peaor N fs Interest s,ui psd
The be taken ont Of DaastoPy ssl the sec u is
trftssf
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THE ATCHEENESE WAR.


The Atcheenese are mastering all their forces
for a general attack Oh the Dutch positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

Thousands of Ruptured Cnes bsTs besa permanently
b. Tho lob. springs pals and sits prng. Ia
comfortable RrIC fRUss b55 B'o,isH sSa % cured
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FOREIGN NOTES.

proved OF much service In any Of the iats ares that
have taken place IN Aspinwail itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

Europe he told so many lies aoou %o"a h~ honSht
horso Of his that before sailing tor homo lie pousn'
an oxransiye saddle for 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

YnuRIow WEED TELLs SOMETHING ABOUT cENrE-
NARIANs-TwO AGED PENNsYLVANIANs-A DIN
MIR WITH CAPT LAHRBUsH on THE oNE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16

Mr. Frank MayOs fine and strong persOnatiOn
Dupy Crockett ia which there great deal Of numan
nature and poetic character stii be seen ut SiDlos
Garden.
Mr.. w. S. Gilbert's comedy of Charity"
brought ouat the Fifth Avenue Iheatre on tho 81 inst
continues to hold that stage, draws good houses ana
will &c understand be KEPT for tnTe5 Wochs longer
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

In State bonds the dealings amounted to S2S,OO.
OF these $4,000 was in Tennessee which sold at $50
S3s for the old bonds, and % for the new series.
Rhode Island skies were steady at 1G23, and Ohio
SKIES Of 1886 at 1906 One of the eccentrcties OF the
market is exhibited in the difference between the
quotations of the Missouri State bonds issued to the
Hannibal and St. joseph Railroad Co. and those
issued to the other railroads in that State. The
bonds called and dealt in Missouri Gs were mainly
issued by the State to various railroad companies,
and assigned by such companies to bearer Many OF
these railroad companies being bankrupt the bonds
in sucb cases nave no security beyond that of the
faith of the State These bonds with the exception
of those issued to the Hannibal and st. Joseph Com
pany are called and are delivery as Missouri
6's' and sell at 2 to per cent higher than the III.
and ST. Jo. bonds, which are called separately as
Missouri 6s, III. and st. 10. ISSUE" AS the latter
bonds were issued upon the basis the others,
have the same claim upon the credit of the
State. and are in like manner assigned
TO bearer together with the fact that the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Company has always paid its interest,
while the others have not. il is difficult to under
stand why they should not sell high the former.
II seems that for period during the war the State
was unabl to meet the interest upon its bonds and
~ the Hannibal and st. Joseph Company did not
default in the payment of interest upon those issued
TO it, they wers called at the Board separately and
a. matter of course, sold for a much higher price.
Jnasmuch as these bonds in addition to the faith of
the State are a first mortgage lien upon a road
worth three or four times the amount of their issue,
the ordinary mind fails TO see any good reason why
they should not sell in the market higher instead of
lower. than the other bonds. We understand that
the Stock Exchange contemplate making this issue
a delivery Tor sale Of ordinary Missouri bonds The
Lids for railway mortgages were:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
RrcEyr PUBLICATIONS OF SOCIETIES.

,s op TIE BosroN SOCIETY OF
-, u,srouy Vol. TO- Part H., June, 1875 10 'anu
.rv ,s-I nm pa-The principal contents are ss iono"s
o. xetion Of the Intercostal muscles, 1. o"isn" J, %
N .Ramarks on the Lfpartdo, II. W. futna~; %
s o... oS ssna%st sSS drysslIne ROCKS Of
b,Ssn sterry Hunt; Remarks on Paplo HaI g.
~ skc1,dder Structure and Action OF Strated Musvu
Lar Thomas Dwight & D. "N0tes on ., tine the
Sodss s 81
Bdsilestoma' F W PatRami On NSuSS MonsrOus %
Mann "oceili Bgtteraiss% se3ddsr ayoS ON
s.irsS ,roniams. and New Parasite" John McCrady
"Oriein Of the Tailed Man." IT, hasen' H. ~ ''"
PAotGnida," Il. X. Morrison.
RU1IrTry OF THE BUFFALO SOCIETY OF NATU-
mi SCIENCES Vol l. No. L. 1874 The contents are Ion
the BUTTERFLIES of Anticost" Aug. r. Grote; Notes on
North American Lepidopiera." H. K. Monison; op
Eight Species Of Soeturide," Aug. Grote; Ihe TWO
Principal Groups Of Urbieo Hespedg anel samog, 9nom
Hs,ssqS snaaF North N4fe %ns9e
Species Of 0yan'mysd from ,ne 80 asa feooey and
Physca Geography OF the Lower Cnas
Hartt "On the Deyonisn BrGona9poSdG OF ErS,vs PSa
enoid Mothsn Leon F. Harvey, A. NJ, NJ u. NOTES
On the Species of Pasmaehw," John Le Conte ~. ~
;tyct 3 n Monison; "Rectifcation Of Greitschkes
nae Of Hubner's generic term .Oymatophord, Leon -
r,5n Collected BY H. Charles Linden" Aug R. Grote
Erraa et addesda; Index TO Plates; General Index.
BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL
socIErY: Fourth number containing the proceedings
of the meeting of Dec 23 JAN IS annuaD and Feo To-
"The Seven Cities OF Cbola," Gen. Simpson; The ih-
dan Territory and its Inhabitants" Col. Boudinot
p,ooeos,nes Al tbe Arctic Meeting of Feb 16" at which
most of the officers OF the crew OF the foas
expedition, including the Esquinaux joe ana
and the executive officers OF the searchvessel IRress
were present The principal feature OF the meeting
consisted IN address by Dr. Hayes on the subject OF
Arctic explorations followed by Mr.. Bryan, the as
tronomer OF expedition, and by letters from Csps.
BuddingtoD Capt. rs H. Z. Chester ana "lIhsnn
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Ohio aud Mississippi
TUESDAY, May 5-P. ".

TUESDAY, May 5-P u.
The Stock Exchange has shown far less excite
ment and activity than marked its course yester-
day, and after such vigorous demonstration then
the market for speculative securities has relapsed
into an easier state At the beginning OF business
a violent hammering of Western Union Telegraph
made things Brief but after this attack and one on
Pacific Mail which broke it down II per cent, the
general market quickly recovered under judicious
buying and was strong until after the o'clock ses
sion, when a selling movement again carried down
priees, and the market closed dull and weak. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF stocks
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK Ell
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. May 5. 1874.

NEw-YoRK Tuesday. May 5. 1874.
The local horse trade to-day was but moder-
atey active with speculative feature TO note The CO.
partnership heretofore existing between MAJ u W.
Barker the well known stock auctioneer aud pool seller
OF this city, and Mr. L. Chase of Boston, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. The business in the City
Auction Mart and New York Tattersalls win hereafter
he conducted by Mai. G. W. Barker, and the regular
weekly sales will place usual on Wednesday
and Saturday at IL First annual sale or trotng
stock AT the Eagle Hill farm near Stockbrdge Mass on
Wednesday, May 9th, Mai. c. W. Barker, auctloneer:
The following the sales reported to-day at the
leading auction marts:
BY Mr. Arch. Johnston, in Thirteenthst near Uni7er
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
LITERARY.

"a History of the Baptist Denomination dur
ing the Century" announced on occasion OF the
centennial anniversary containing account OF the
pan,,st growth and influence during the first hundred
wears OF the United States The work Is TO De edted py
The Rev. Lemuel Moss. and will include conrlDutlohs on
various specho topics from the Rev. Drs weston justin
A. Smith, s. g. Caldwell, A. C. Kendrick, L. t. smith, D.
r. Bogart and other distinguished Baptst clergy nen'
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ffaal Notices.

SUPREME COuRT-City and County of New
~ iOrk-FRANCIS o. BOYD and EDGAR p HILL, Plaintiffs.
against THE PEKlS ALCOHOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
DefebdsnSumDons-For demand contract Com. not
ed)To the Defendant: You and
which will be fled
the Cle& u the City County New Court house In he
City SesfoS and to serve copy the sad
subscriber s bis Onoe. Number l75 Broadway sid
Jty Of NewYork within OF ts
you exclusive Of the day q service sEd II tail
the within tte time aforesaid pniGs IA ts action
v take udDesi against for the Of Ten thousand orf Lana
and tSur 4OlOO dollars Two thousand three
hundred dollars thereof from January 1874
Febsr 1874 And Pour Thousand bunde aud Tyon
40l0O dollars the remainder thereof daV Of March
eight hundred the tA teoD
Dated March IL, 1874.
g. W. CorTERILL, Plaihifs Attorney,
40 Broadway New-Yort.
The complaint The above action duly ted the oaee Of the
City County Of the Court sd
eit, Oh lSth day o March, 1874.
Dsted New -York, Apn IA, le74 q w COTTERlLL,
lsu6wm PiaIIb1s htioiJey,
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~ 500 1533?si go ~, Y s-Is. 100 a, liz.
100 II ollie MI llh 2foo i7iso lts ~ IL a5c.
tb ln; 300 l7itc June 100 n alCei 2QtO.
~ Ig32 POO l7ssr 100 ~ 1892 300 ~ 916s; yuiy
100, n l5lec; 500, IL s2e LOO ise 10 ~ dsse.
700 iS,4c September 400 lss Oct ber 100 lItc No,em
bs 300 u 9 December 400. l72c total 1850 ssesi gasd
total, 10 900 bales r..
pseas AND DYEs-Opam Is more Siiv, ana yeT s-i .l.s
Inode. demand and steady; sales u 100 bol Limp .ed
l25 bbis Nrena Porous s Cast on sssty ~nb
of
market frn bergsmot So rs ~ los Gsnderrops
West qnoted ~ 70 8aat4 Epgh CH daH pod prices
remain much The Sod, Ash 3 az 2tds2 co. si ss
81 6g6fl 50. Csule soda % 2ao$j 20 ~ Cub Soda Al
30 Iza, and Bieaestg Powder ~ j6s all sou Other se
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
aY mortgages were:

In railroad bonds there was an unexpected and
unexplained decline of per cent in Chicago and
North West Consolidated Gold Bonds, sales of
which were made at s5! down to s3.. The Pacific
mortgages reeeded a triae, as well some of the
other issues. The transactions for the day aggre
Gated about Sl36,OO0. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
ea,ins,. for SPOT Cotton !, ,t ve1 quiet, bat prices
Toti..................... 1873
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Receipt. At the shipping ports to-day 485 bales this day
Nee o3oZ bales thus day last 1872 baes Total ast
september 35s26l9 bales ye. 3272 024
Sohoded three daTs) receipts, 1854 O. b.. 2l,56sj
Continent Doo 6e stock In HeNYo lSl 1873 baes consolidated
sk Sob7 bale, The averages Of forward deliveries
follows May 11lle June July S9c August
lse.i September, II l5-l6c -
Por future delivery
As follows All on basis Of Low Middiuss:
Sales last evening amer m-June, 500, II IT 32ci 100
~ Slbe Jay 300 II l6l6e August 300 ls4i total 24OO
baea Sales to-day up W mAsy, 500, II 732c goo
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof.. T..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Mem Civilizations.

"EERTILIZERS FOR ONIONS" is the title
Of brief but valuable IN the Agrcu tua Deosrtmen OF
mis- morning. WEEKLY TRIBUNE from the Mr. s. H. ILLS,
. gentleman Of large and successful experience
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

Money has been easy al day, lending on call at
three and four per cent with late exceptions at five,
while discounts of choice paper have been at five
and seven.
Government bonds have been quiet and steady,
closing on the basis 6f l2J to 1907 for 520s of 1861
VI, cIosiuO
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

The following shows the exports Exclusive OF
specle) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending Mays, and since the pegin-
ming of the year: .- 1874
Por the vees........ s4.79o733 s75lse79 s573ssssa
Previously reported 6S,O4o630 e''izo'iao Vo.'ooo1
Since Jan l.....s72 s36423 s9I 6i1 s2o $50 2i5s37
Price Of god......... 1854 i's 80 -
Mr.. Charles E. Carryl of William Alexander Smith
e. Co. has been elected a member of the Stock
Exchange.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Pennsyl-
vauia Skies, no; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
ls; Reading Railroad, 562; Pennsylvania Railroad,
50t; gold, 1l2t.