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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-23

hold. 1t is an evil that has defied legisla-
ton, but now under the providence of
God, there has arisen a moral cvclone. a
perfect tempest of influence" 4 nraving
crusade against saloons will begin to-mor-
row in this city.
At Aid Bruck' saloon. Staten Island.
the war began yesterday afternoon, the
women taking advantage of the absence of
the proprietor to pray in his saloon.
The women of Orange, \. J. will begin
to day, .
The churches are said to be moving in
the interest OF temperance. The Trustees
of Trinity are reported to have decided to
no longer lease the property of the church
for the purposes of liquor selling, and in
quiries are making by other churches that
members may be prevailed upon to stinu-
late that their property shall not be used
hereafter as saloons.
ST. Louis, Mo, Feb. 20.-An old man.
dressed in English style of a century ago,
known as Baron, alias Sir Morton Peto.
was arrested here to-day on suspicion of
| being implicated in the bank forgeries at
Keokuk, Davenport. Hannibal, Quincy.
and Rock Island Among the papers on
| MS pCisOll d uldIb lOl Lz.cDD. signed oil
| Morton Peto, will be held for indentifca.
ton by the authorities in any of the above
named towns.
DUBUQUL, Ia. Feb 2l.-Among those
indicted by the Grand Jury of this county,
at its late session. is William Redman. o.
this city well-known person He i.
charged with cheating under false pretens
es, having got receipt for his city taxes
to the amount Of 5000, for which he gave
a check on bank, and then stopped tht
payment of the check. Redman being :
prominent Christian Association member
and President of Sunday School Associ-
alton, his indictment for cheating cause
much talk.
| Quincy, ILL.,, Feb. 2l.-It is reporte,
that two strangers passed through Lin;
in buggy on Thursday afternoon. TIL
horse appeared to be hard driven. Tw,
carpet sacks were noticed in the buggy
which stopped at farm house between
Lima and Warsaw, for something to eat
The men refused to leave the buggy
They stopped over night between Lin
and Warsaw, and left early in the morn
ing. and drove to the Mississippi. The
there left the horse and buggy, and thre,
I e harness in the river The horse
now in possession of the Marshal at Wal
saw. A set Of harness answering the dc
: scription of that thrown in therlver. wa
sold in this city few days since 1t
] supposed that the men belong to the gan
! who robbed the First National Bank {
this city, and the carp t-sacks containe
= the money stolen. Officers are now
pursuit.
Quincy, ILL.,, Feb. 2l.-Ambrose Co,
: convicted of murder in the first degree,
: the Marion county Mo. Circuit Court f
killing Ahbie Somers has been granted
new trial.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-23
GRIsWOLD'S SALVE.

THIS CE EBRATED SALNE OR PLASTER
| has been Used and sold il Hartford. 4 nm. fos
more an Y years and invari-b bly cures all kinds
of ) RS. Burns Saalls. Bols and Wounds, Fcyel
Sore. &C IDestimable tor Rheumatism AMI
= >prains, sc. Wholesale Depot.
SISSON BUTLER 4 co,
2-lSdSwTv liar ford. Conn
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-23

STERLING, ILL.,, Feb 2I.-A horrible ac-
cident occurred yesterday afternoon, during
the artillery practice Of the veteran soldiers.
One of the brass canons went off prema-
turely, blowing off both the hands of Jack
Lyle, who was holding the ramrod Am
putati0n was made near the elbow by DR.
Ctley Lyle has wife and three children
and lives at Rock Falls.
ST JOSEPH, Mo, Feb. 2l.-Nadame
Moline, alias Stephens. went to Gallatin
and took rooms at hotel pretending to be
clairvoyant Mr.. Tomison the cashier
OF Bank OF Gallatin, called upon her, and
subsequently made some remarks to the
landlord in relation to her character The
/ landlord sent card to her stating what
| he had heard concerning her. The mad
anne Immediately demanded an audience,
whereupon the landlord repaired to her
r1om and she demanded the name of her
detamer. The cashiers name was given,
and she buckled on her armor and proceed
ed to the bank and opend fire on Tomison
| He lodged her shots and was uuinjured
| he madame was arrested, nvicted. an6
Sentenced to the State Pris fr foul
years.
New YohK, Feb, 2l--A Herald dis
patch from Balumore announces tn,
death in Galveston OF ex Senator Wigtal
OF Texas
Hamilton J. Smith.of Memphisan acto
who played under the name of Nattinal
Smith, shot himself to-day at Madison Ave
nue. Hotel
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-23

Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula. GlandGlar Swell
ing Hacking Dry Cough. Cancerous Affections.
Syphilitic Complaints, Bleeding OF the Lungs. Dys-
pepsia Water Brash, Tic DOoreHX, White swell
ings Tumors. Ulcers. skin and Hip Diseases Mer-
curial Di-eas :, + male Coup iuts, Gout, Dropsy.
Rickets. Salt Rhe IN. Bronchitis, Con-ump ION.
Liver Complaints, L cers in the throat Mout", Iu'
mors Noaes in tAe GLANDS d Otuer pa u OF tht
sv-tem Sore . yes, humorous Discharges from th1
Ears. and tn worst forms of S6in Diseases, Erup
ions Fever Sores Scald Head Ring Wor, "A, Erysip
rIas Acne 81 ok spots, Worms the Flesh "a D.
Gers in the Womb, and all weaSeniug ana palnf az
discharves Night Sweats, Loss OF Sperm and all
was rs o the life Principle are within the range OF
this wonder of Mod..ru Che.Iistry, aud q few days
use wfl prove 10 ANY person using it for ei her ID
these forms OF diseas Its pote power 10 cure
them Sod by Druggists, 81 per bottle
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
CAIRO, ARKANsAsAND TEXAS
AND CAIRO AND Full.
TON RAILROADS..


The shortest and only direct route from
Cairo 10 JAckeonport, Little Rock, Hot
spnngs, Fulton, and all points in Arkansas
go ~ southwest and Galveston. Houston,
Dallas, Austin and all points in Texas
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE or
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Through tickets, through bilb OF ladinG,
and Information ~ 10 freight rates. pa".
ssE9er fare, connections, etc. can he oh
uiued q the company eiIcc in winter
LIost, corner OF Seventh street and Com.
EsrciAl avepue.
Hseks VIII call Vt private residence and
kOtsls for passengers, when orders are left
~ time.
kIseant Pullman palace sleeping cars on
~ Hisbt trains.
TraiAsruu daily. (snndays excepted from
che CsAro Office ~ follows:
cHkRLfsfoy ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Greenfeld's 9:33 M aud 400 PIN.
Arsivs NJ GresbGeids. .a:i, a IN snd5:;S pm.
- ExPREss Runs DAILY
Leaves treenneIu.s ............. Snuir' Hl'
Arrive at Greepiields $40 pm.
ID. AxTELt, Chief Engineer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
JENKINS NJ Kr0gyK.
Marriage OF noarS CleN.. or ScW
iUTh, ANA Miss Lucy Worth
,n.g!wa--t Brilliant
Ahair.

Special Di-pai. il to the 81. Louis Globe
KroNtE, Iowa, FEB. 5.-lIcnry
C,evs. Of the New York banking
house cf Henry Cicw, * Co., wa mar
ricd at this place at s o'clock this eve
ming, to Mis- Lucy Worlhington, the
s;eu.daughtar OF Hon. Robert +.
Bower, wealth, merchant Of this
city. and niece Of Hon. W. W Balknap.
secretary Of war. The bride is n beau.
tifnl and charming young LADY, who
has been the rcigning belle in society
hero Of late She is also well known.
and has many admirers in social
circles IN New York and Wellington.
II was during a visit to the first
named city that he became acquainted
with Mr.. Clew-. The wedding took
place at It. johns Episcopal church,
and was in every respect brilliant at
fair. The church wa, beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion with eyergrecus
anl flowers, and presented gorgeous
appearance. The bridesmaid. wore Miss
Lucy Worihington, the bride Is younger
sister, aud Mis-, Gariyin. There wa, no
gyunWsmen.
The bridal ,rosscau was made to or
der in Paris. and is a very elaborate
and costly one. The costume worn by
the bride at the wedding wos very cle-
giant, \ large company ofinyitol guest,
vas entertained in splendid style at tie
reception given at the residence Of the
brides parents Immediately after the
ceremony. There were very few guests
from abroad. Mr.. Clows and lady leave
for New York tomorrow morning
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
20 L n d X Y,
N 4 G. II | n T. S II O j
FORCES AID PIrE FrTNG,
hrgAH ES.IsTS, MIL, SrEaH3OAy

N 4 CHIN ER Z
Manufactured and repaired.
special attention gwen to sight and heavy
forging, house, bridge. railroad amt Jli work
ana hi WoIh Of similar character.
steam and gas sitting ia u.i It's iTEchc-.
Ill. assortment Ot Morris, Tassc4 < COR
Philadelphia. pipe and ntt,Eg~. Bras goods
etc, and -, fixtures always on h3rf.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE sPECIALTY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pumJ
and boiler feeder The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Jud.On'
patent governor and governor valve,
The following eE'ine-, etc., fox --.H'
Two steamboat engines, -! inch bore a
cyiiutcr; i've feet -iuukc, Huo 30 good order.
one steamboat SHAFT and crank; WiDt IRON
one engine tor hosting freight; ,!Ni8.
one lUA-D saw mil cngiu., with sIIt and
crank tor nuIy or gang ,l", second band,
One new NE cnsnc' 10y own UlrIiac-
turt.
Also, secondhand s,ayc cutting ma.
chine and join'cr, and warehouse hosting
machine. in good order.
Engine, and machinery of all kind bought
and FOli.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
THE RECENT HANGING IN CAL.
lFORNlA.

On the platform were ten special
deputies beside Deputy ~hcriGs Hun.
saker and Clos,cn. 81 San Franci. GO.
In front Of the platform. some distance
from it, stood some fifty gentleman,
including physicians. who were invited
TO be present. The ceremonies on the
scaiI1ld were exceedingly shore; Mar.
tin was placed in a chair while the
sheriff read the concluding portion of
the death warrant. DR.. liertcl then
offered up q icrycnt prayer, and At it,
conclusion Martin was requested to
stand on the trap. " he did 80, he
said
GENTLENEN--l want You all to IN
dcrstand that | am hcie TO die; but /
am an innocent man, | don't deserve
this. The woman that caused ne to
do this deserves death q thousand times
more than do. This H. all have 10
say.
Straps were then sccurcly adjusted
about the limbs, the black cap drawn
over the head, the fatal moose fixed
about the ncck-the whole not occupy
ing half minute. An instant more
the arm Of the sheriff went up, man
in the rear cut the rope which held the
lever in place, the trap gave way and
the body shot down with terrible force.
A uogRIBLB spECrAcLE.
The scene which followed almost
boegars description. The body shot
straight downward. Theropc stretched
with a sudden, elastic spring, the black
cap flew into the air at least eight feet,
and scattering the blood in great spots
over the rope, the whitc-washcl wall,
the trap, the chair in which the doomed
man sat. and the sheriff. boots it ro.lcd
away into one corner Of the incl0aure.
The body Of the poor man fell - the
ground with great thul, and two red.
geysor.like Jets spurtcd up from the
neck and fell on the ground in torrents.
4 closer look, and then the horror
striken faces Of the spectators showed
that the awful nature Of the oc-
currerco had burst upon them. Tho
poor old mans head had actually been
ierkcd from his body. and va. even
| then lvinc in Tho hlocl on, whore !,
| had rolled in the corner. THE Leadle..
trunk Law welteripr in tho blood which
poured from the neck Not 4 word
was spoken. After the first thrill Of
horror the strong men turned aw,v
sickened al the horribl~ sight. Che
faces on the platform were blanched
and ghasily, The poor sheriff was as
white as chalk, but he was cool and
collected, and did much to inspr.
those around him.
DIR. liolbrook, who was present, first
emptied the black cap Of It's sicI;ening
contents. lie lifted the cap at the top
and the head rolled away over the
ground Ike a cannon baII. The rope
hGd severed the meek as c!eanly as
though 1t had been done with knife.
4he Ner'epra hau actually been pulled
away IRON what the Doctor called Che
atlas' Inc iar{hN, the arteries, the
iendons' were all torn apart, the latter,
only, showing Struggling ends. Death'
II Is hardiy necessary 10 state, was ln-
S'antancous' rom the time the hoadles-
trunk struck INC ground there was not
even u P"Ner OF inc niue Niger Inc
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08

8fHre, Builesta smtsdsrss
Warrington AvcDue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
\ BALL " TIE ELYsEE.

PARIS FASHIONS uNuro ur RE-
PUBLIC.
rL. ,un w.,
~, ~ "a, 80. a. 'rU i"!s'e' 'I''' on
oS. ~" i,.' ,n MI, !, 'e'p'""Th'
= , l'C a',I, %,,,,. ,'a , @Poneo Ut
.ho H., C1., :yoo IA i'ols o'','o nt"o'
i,,t;an ' bo , al,,,, W. ,,r u't', ", III
sai,o, - ~" ~ 1o -.r 'anl 49, "N ~, 'ne
mo ov =" ,"' g INV ,I ,Io' "s'e A,'y =,
I'll -" Va t0 91 VI INC t"I"'G was DILL
g,Inr; 80, 49, oa,., WIN '''''' 81 G'7
NJ" N.Y.. ~ ~ ~, .I| .1"gt, ,,,,,
80 ' ''". ",'u ~ T S''9' 'ic'la""n re-
.oa, o' d sa.f' q" r, ,m' I"or 81 le and-
ILL., III" IN IN ,'o '',It II, wearing
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
THE CAIRO AND NINCENNES
'.@'it q RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

a. MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Cairo ct 1880 am. and b:o0 pm
Leave Mound City at - :25 =. IN. and 5:5j p III.
CONNECTIONS.
At Norris City with Springfield and llli-
aol, Southeastern railway Tor Springfield
aud Shawneetown.
AZ N'ncennes, indianapolis and Nincennes
East aud West; with Evansville and Craw.
tOrds,illc railway forTerra Haute, E ansNile,
panville. Chicago aud points Nerth, East
and west; with Ohio aud Mississippi rail-
way for St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
Ah points east and west.
Tickets for sale at Company's office, cor
ner Seventh street and Commercial avenue,
sod by James Mallory, Ticket Agent No..
.4evee street.
Na.E % Il. w. PALMER, Cen'l Supt
K. r. WILSON, Gen'l Passenger, ACT.
g--i9.,r
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08

The New York Tribune of Satur.
day Ia, this startling though some.
what Indefinite paragraph 1t is sup
posed to refer to Il congressional sub.
sIdy matter:
There were laid before Us yesterday
certain startling documents graycly
affecting high officials. The pablica.
ton Of them seems to II a clear duty:
but we ave unwilling to permit our col.
umus TO b, used in promulgating pa
pers that must bring such discredit
upon the American name, while there
is the remote-t possibility Of our being
able TO establish ;hoir lack of auihen.
ticity. We therefore SGT on foot a
thorough Investigation that will soon
determine the matter; while meantime,
and for this sole reason, we reserve the
documents themselves. aud all expires
sion Of opiuio II concerning the conduct
Of the officials involved.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
THE NEW
r. H. ELLIS Proprietor,

The New Arlington House j. now open
for tn1 rncGpt1Dn Of guests, The house is
located II tie hesTt oil the business portion
Gf the city, aud convenient 10 steamboat
iAa6taVs And gsilr0ad dspots. Good sample
rooms for commercial Agents. Watch kept
day and ight for boats aud trains.
8-lteNsg pr N.FlTT rf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
III IS NOT TIO e
That
~ Il. Ii l. l. Il Il
Is DEAD.
UE IS STILL. LIyIs0 AND rs CAihG
Ris Office and clspersary n,
NO. % EIGHTH STREET,

Bet. Commercial and washington avenues
IL j. true. the COCt0r Is one of Ia. oldest
physician. OF the place, and his diploma.
'uaL hangs IN b.. office, shows that he hH-
been ~ yeats in the profession. ~ IL doing
larger Office practice than any other ply
sfriln, treating ali kinds OF chronic di.-a-e.
%, the human system, such az old hleers, ana
al diseases OF tlr SKIN, hulHors and blood
yol-ons: alsp diseases Of the throat; also
IN diseases 81 the eyes ot year. standing;
a',D srtincil eyes inserted nstula cured
without the Use OF a kniie cancers cured
by the application Of medicines pimpies Oh
tho face removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms of Nenereal and private
diseases cured IN the shortest time -eniia
weakness and tc.fGbU-e cured IN n shor
time.
II H. s..f-eyidsu; 'hst physician treating
-e.e, Tor twenty-five year. acquires great
klH.
All consultations couitcnIIcal, IN person
Or by ieitea.
medicines furn! he'd IT ONCE in at
ig-2S ~ nv. DAVID IiUyTy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
.=s::|ll &! {!

CLAss b. TO BE DRAWN February ?Hls1t
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting 10 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08

The whites Of Louisiana are strongly
in favor Of hayinga new election, TO be
held under the supervision Of federal
officers or commissioners, and the Kcl.
iogg party arc just a yehemently OPP
posed. The respective positions marx
the degree Of right ON the respective
sides. The conservatives declare that
they carried the state in the last clec.
ton, and that they can carry it again ;
the Kellocgtc, say they carried it in
the last election, but they fear thoy
could nat carry it now. Yet it is this
government that never was elected by
the people, and that could not be
elected IN a ncw trial. that is furcibly
upheld in Louisiana by the president.
TSt. Louis Republican.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21

Cagetillas de 20 cigsrros corrisntes papel.
orozuz 8 b1anc0. 4 - ca5etilias per pSs6; =
tomaudo de 5pesos on adelante, - pOrsHp pee6.
Idem dc 25 cigarroa corrientes papel blanco,
81 por un peso, y ytomandodc 5peses en- AdAlahte
%. Idem de 30 cigarrillOs cerreRtes pApel bIa4-
co % pOr 81, y tomando S5 On sdcIanto de 3S.
Idem de 18 elgaffillos gruesOi pRp4i blanceH $,
y tomando de IS en- adelante 25. Cajetillas ae
l6 cigarrillos gigantes 20 por IN peso. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21
Los CAMBIOS.

. Gran dep6sito De tdbdcQs Y cigeyYsi'l.!p
lie Ia actedisada marca La PERLl1 i
De tBlsio.,RINQUEN DE ESTEB An
,BALAGULtR Premiede con lAed6- Il
has de. Merao en- Ia Eaposicion Unipey-
sagde Viend S73. iylis sslsilsl i ssl q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21

Tambien sc encontrar& I'M surtids de este pei
vo de la conocida f&brica La ItsrsG de las ala
ses siguientes aast au
Rape ROda una bOtella - Is q
Idem Rosa RealzadO. 20
Iden idem idein media botelle. :. 4f 10
Idem Rosa una bOtelia :. -......... 80. A1 90
Idem idem media botella.. a................. 99
Idem Puro una botella. a............... o. 1S
NOTA.-Las personas qas desees etrSs sito-
las de tabacOs no marcadas sR u pressnte nota
4 DreciOs sconvenciOnales. ss ~
Los pedidos se drijrGn al establscimientes z
Los Cdp,bios de los Sres. ]. N. Royssy Comp
Cale dc la Fortalexa esquina & Ia de q. Jaste 3
4 d. Esteban Balaguer Fortaleza -! ~ f17Fmf.
PuertO-RicO 1. de Mario de 1874.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21

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San Jnn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21
TARIFA De PASSAGES.


Hab9ndose puesto ya ST etc.
Asaa corstdo exresamene Wages
ompn ppda oeeef tod las eomoddade los
quea savor9ze2 a ato poonores drrse los Agetes
Scb0g Valsnk G comp ~ aasa8H f3s
San Juan Puerto Rico Do Juaio de 1874 3. s @ = - q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21


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san Thomas A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13

sioc do. y % %. io,sc 1850 white s$c los.c
Porto Rico.Refning. common 70 prime lac: q sac |,
,andaya So e 70 e. @ JaysDu,sS
Nos y to u sac; q $40 neutrality-suspicious. aud extra
YesIeeoHThere has been little more doing in seed
s:f sTrnF the past dss and prsss e1as
&c per 10 1 cases OF Pennsylvania crop ~ on private
@ 50 CAGES OF Wisconsin crop ~ on private terms
demand ss. for showed some %snt win
wss Im ing S sa aa 10 az from Ss er Of
Havana at &c. 81, and l70 bales Of Yars private
TALLow.-1he market was quiet but steady ssiss
q CO lbs. OF out Of town stock al i;Ic SIC per 10.
Prime city quoted At $40 per 70.
sold At full current prices The major Of the receipts
Of cucumbers were and had to be sold low.
quote View ceets per 100 ss 81; White surnips, do
So ~ cabbass: new, per beL; x e. g 50; white
sna per- u.s. Il ysssx 40 pe
bbL ~ green peas, jersey IS; string beans g 80 Ss;
DO ss 1Ssss = ess ssssn Lsas
cucSmbers. charleston and ss ysnnsI DeS crate Soc
ssi ss canl,aows, per Dbl, IS s. 30; Charleston
Wool -rhs marked during the past three days mas
been comparatively quiet Manufacturers are purchas-
P1ess were Steady S sales ineads lbs
an ase SEQ ous o. town stock e sxc no d
DO at &C., 400 lbs Of mixed secured wool e bc 500
lbs Of unwashed combngs At &C. 5000 lbs Of rng Cal
Pssi. as T.: e. g Il sesp s.s:
at ae 400 lbs OF Eastern Texas at S69sc, l9eoo lbs
81 bury Texas iSc lA00 lbs Of domestic nos sc.
600 lna Of Oregon s6c 10 bales Of DO c 800 lbs Of
SsS bags OF 5 ssa % lbs Ct
:sSsy bury Ts1ss and Il bales o. tall eao1Si. ali on
wH.sKsr.M Receipts, SIS bs.s The market was quiet,
and closed at Nc decline Ut go sales 200 bbls At ssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

s es,a 4.a GALVESTON June IL 1874
lss ndesns 4sa MI rseslp;: 10 bales Exports
eeio SIS TO- arsss y the 6G
tinsnt aloo; coastwise, i,s7o. Sales 500
Cotton auie. and unchanssd @ddns EHe Net re-
sp 80 Snns srS 81 sxpS. 500 sales s
S.s lie csssneat Ssl; . France, 1855; cOastwiss,
- 49,. HemI. sHne r. 1874
s:ss sss's :as e %saes
49, ' cSs.s@iss g.! ~ s'' Sales oli france
,sss ro nominal. sie %aaps % ss Essss Z
sss:iiH bales; gross sn EsDos: seass%iss ASS.
Spirits t. % : ssss M
yellow Ear
.ss. :=s:s ses: s
% Ssb Gas e !. q corr a q & k dr
Ys ss S Dsssa E. %an.s s. Sn
1s q 8 syf
ss1Sts Sswbars 9 g New YORK HarOaa , trelshss-
% Sans
6S0 bushels wheat $500 DO corn 2o feet OF lumber.
Lake and RAN imports for the last twenty tour hours
flour - S s %hsst ss @ nusnss sosn ls1s g,
Ss::: CON : IS 81 y Sss
ss:s IS. + , s's:s
bakers IS Is 81 80; amber, 81 IS 81 rs; white 81 rs
- Wheat dun sales Of WISCONSIN spring at 81 3 NIL
bushels No at 7osc. Tic held at close 73c. 74c.
Oats neglected Western No at $50. Rye nominally
81 10 bar Icy malt arm; Canada 81 IS 4 81; Western
81 30 81 g. Other articles unchanged.
TokHpo June Il, 1874
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull and lower No.
white Michigan, 81 46H amber Michigan 81 IS; No.
red. s! g; 10. red, q AZ spot; q % August; No
June Csc; Jnly, esc: August loo sspsembes 7osic;
quiet and UNCHANGED: No 5lhc; No Z ~ rrcghts
bushels wheat g 600 do corn 5000 do oats shipments
g. GO bushels wheat. 5000 do corn. 1000 40 oats
CHicAGo June IL. 1874
Flour dun and nominal Wheat active and higher az
81 u 81 PIN tor white Michigan, 81 20i tor No.
srrng cash q ls% 81 20 July; 81 l5. August; No.
&c. No smixed cash esssc ssszc July August;
rejected sse elsc Oats active and isner a. 463ac
and lower at sc: for No Barley dull and nominal.
demand and higher, ct 81 IA CASH 81 % July snlt
Freichts quiet and weak; corn to Buffalo, 5s{c: Ec-
corn, 6a0 do. oats and lo0o do barley: Shipments,
4.0G bbls. -four. 900 bushels wheat $4,000 do
| GO 100 do. oats and 2U0D do. barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13
REAL ESTATE,

At the Exchange Salesroom yesterday. there
were but two sales offered at public auction. and
both were OF a legal character.
Mr.. r. v. Harnett sold by order or the supreme
Court, under the direction OF w. II. Leonard, ref
cree, the property known As the knickerbocker
Hotel. The property was sold IN three parcels, a.
follows One lot on the south side oil Fifty ninth
street. east OF Fifth avenue four lots on southeast
corner Fifth avenue ana fllty street. anu nvc
lots on the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Flfty-cighJh street, -. - - -.
Mis-. Lawrence Co., by the same ORDER, dis-
posed of under the direction OF Il. d. Gale, referee,
the premises No. 457 West Twenty-seventh street.
The following are particulars OF the sales.
NEW roRR ruorFHrv-sY v. " HARSxrr
Ssl On 4 WATSON a and q xcceTmicf sw
'S Ss n oo."e. 80 :. -. @ :. ' ss
lots on n. Q corner OF Sth av. and 5sth st, to-
Gether IM 5xlA. DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.