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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A Golden Opportunity
We Shall Open This Day
1000 Yards Plain Checked
STRIPED NAINSOOKS.
We shall sell this entire Lot of Good, at
5 & E NTS PER YARD.
Ihey were bonght at a Great Discount from I'm
sale prices. " 'S'' 'nah "hoie-
THE LAST OF
10000 Yards Hamburg Edges
AT g. 10; - Ia, 16, 20, a5, 80 and
% l-S cts. per Yard.
mi. ms Is fresh lot and of the best we have had
ALL OUR STOCK OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS
At Very Low Prices.
We quote few:
Some at l2 IL cents per yard.
One lot Light Dlohairs SO cts. Former
price 81 IL cents.
One lot Striped Mehairs Is cents.
Small lot Silk and Wool Ernani. at Is
cts. Former price Sl.25.
Black and White Check Silks Csc.
Black and White Striped Silks 75 cents.
Better Grades at 81 per yard.
A FULL LINE
Black Alpacas and Brilliantines
JUST OPENED,
at35 cents to 81 LOO per yard.
PLEASE EXAMINE OUR
90 cent -Brilliantine
BEST UALITY
Turkey Red Damask S1.OO.
NAPKINS TO MATCH.
One lot all Linen Towels 10 cents
.' '' DamaSk s. 90 IS
- Bale Russia Crash 10
W-Pease call and examine our Stock. No
rouble to show goods.
COVELL & COMPANY. Agents,
Congress. cor, Brown Sis.
mar3Tr&Stf
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Chance for a Bargain.

NyHE stock and fixtures of the Chinaman's Tea
Il Store, No 1888 Congress street, is for sale. The
been selected by tine proprietor especially for this
market and will be sold at great bargrin, as the
proprietor has busines which requires his immediate
mch 10th diff
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NOTICE I

NOTICE
TENHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the
Il firm name of MCCORRISON & GREENE is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts
to be settled by Wyer Greene, who will continue the
business under the name of WYER GREENE &
co. at the old stand, No 2SS Cor gress Street.
CHARLES A. MCCORRISON.
WYEk GREENE.
Portland, Feb. 20. 1874 te23d3w
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For Sale.

THE pleasantly located $50 called) Chase place. at
Il Buxton Lower Corner. 1t forms the base of
the Village Common and contains about 81 acres,
which is two story house good repair, containing
II large, peasant and convenient rooms with store
and barn adjacent. Also story and half house
with barn, now under lease. The water is excellent
Will be sold at bargain. Apply to
CHASE BROTHERS,
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COPARTNERSHIP.

Dissolution of COpar,nership.
THE subscribers heretofore doing business under
Il the firm name OF M. HOVEY & CO., Carriage,
Sleigh and Sign Painters, 45 Preble Street, has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
NJ. HOVEY,
W. s. HOVEY
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CCpartmerShip Notice.
We the undersigned have formed copartnership
this dgy. Feb 49, 1874, under the firm name and style
Of HOVEY & DEAN. to carry on the business OF
Carriage, Sleigh and Sign Painting in all its branch
es at shop 10 FreDe st. GraJeful for patronage
they would solicit continuance. All work warrant
ed to give satisfaction. W. S, HOVEY,
fe25d3w S. DEAN,
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Real Estate for Sale.

DARTIES desirous of purchasing houses or lots
i in Portland or vicinity the coming season,
should consult the ''Maine Real Estate Register"
FOR sale by all the periodical dealers mh6-1w
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Desirable Residence for Sale at
WOOdfOrd's Corner.
SAID property is situated corner of Grove and
~ Dalton stree s,about mile from Portland,
consisting of q story house, with ell, piazza
front, and containing u finished 1 rooms with an
and best kind of farnace. A new stable, very con-
venent, 22x30. land we'll cultivated and fine
ly arranged with shrubbery, Crane, and strawber ry
vines and different kinds of fruit trees. Enquire of
d. M. G. DUNN, opt Middle St., Portland. fe18dlm
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For Rent.

A STORE IN good location, convenient for a Gro
N Gerry Stand. Extra inducements offering to
satisfactory party. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON,
mh6-1w 13 Fluent Block.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF vacant land, situated on the west side
"A of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, SITS.
This let has front of about 81 feet and is about 1874
feet deep, and plans have been drawn b. How, for
block Of seven or nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences, and adapted for the same. Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. Portland Pier,
mar28 From 12 to o'clock. P. M.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Bakers.
w. G COBB, Nos. 2S and 30 Pearl Street.
On direct route between New Custom
House and Post Omce, near the Market
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A Boy Wanted.

a SMART, reliable boy about 16 years old, can
"A: have the opportunity to learn the Job Print
ing business at this office.
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A CONVENIENT RENT of 4 or 5 rooms for a
~ small family-man and wife, References given.
Address p, >, Press Office. mc4f
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STRAYED away, small Scotch terrier DOG.
| ~ Ears and tail clipped suitable reward will be
paid by returning him to IA Deering Street. mc9s1w
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RETWEEN the Eastern Railroad Depot and Mid
u die St., Wednesday, the oath Dec, wallet
containing from eighty to ninety dollars. The find
er will be literally rewarded by leaving it at this
Office. dc30
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Furniture and House Furnishing Goods.
BENZ. ADAMS, Cor. Exchange and Fed
eral Streets.
HOOPR8 & EATON, Old Post Omce,
Exchange Street.
l.. f. HOYT, No. II PrSble street. Up.
hoIstering dOre to order.
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SMART. active Woman to take charge of house.
- hold duties in a boarding house. Address
HOUSEKEEPER,
de17dtf Post Office. Portland.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY APRIL 9, 1874

oss6se Provisions ,qui-t port .oa s1s IS Bulk
,oas r1a shoulder, & for cesT RIB sides. e for Css SIDE.
Clear Side. sold st I2ei2i Land sold At gle
& sur daI nd aroop SS Is 2ssss 2s Com
PORK d 1 . o1 ara 7d 5 demand SS aa
oemAh1 q, & Bacon good demand at 70. for Shoulders
alL.auKEE April -Four 1e and anhanTrd Wheat quie. md
a. 49, - c" on ~ No l. 81 2J oy No Nay q 2s June
fair dem,od At a. No RYE sse 40 l. Barley
P ,S2 s S8 5s6ssis Is 'I Hams SS igii 5 70
. .S a. o ia 'qOO bush Wheat ShPme0t-9OOO 0b Flour
f9I No Tprrg s. 70 amber Winter 80 % for Whit
- % oJ Double E1A Wheat dui sales Of 5000 bush No.
81 81 Corr uncnrs ,ses Of 1000 bush soesIS oai. qa
55c FOR Stste Bary nominal MeAI At 81 as Tor
Boei anu 81 90 Tor Unboie p Nfeei unchanged s25
Teqr 70 Boston jOc herfok 4Oe. to Albany 36G
PHIDsLpnA AeI Arm 4. a. 5o5sI1 rgno,,,
sspSrae 81 s7S5 ~ 80 80 FIa[ mpr To HmsnG
Nnnesata rtra Pam II o. state Indians and Ohio
"a a 20 H;a Grade. e 0tsiC 20 whe,. rather quiet
No, spring u 45qSl 80 Rive, arrival, 97g0sc Corn
sooa ae a lsA9s Sic Oats moderately active White G2963
5Tnly Aoasses an sales Of Cuba IS &c Whisky declined
1899 April IG l6ls M 1i Anu 0'4'' - ~ NS-H'D
81 L2gIs Apg aRur dali and Unchanged suD.rsns Winter
o. 5eai 9er sSnas.eosed hgher 30 Spring 81 23a0
ana hhe No Tsi 81 G6lis or The rleE Oats du ana
Spring a. R R1 a and PA d1 ' '9e sS
seio a. fo nrtei sf at ZIG 1851 Dry Sailed Meats
sides 20 $40 pot sales OF Clear RIB Sides At se, MAY Bacon
hm goo oODng and order Shoulders 6sG7 s Clear Rib
se J' Clear Sides 9s.Qg3.c Lard-smal Sales Of
s Live Hogs timer grades 81 7OG$4 9O Medium 81 80
90 10 heaV - 2O4sJ Cattle steady andn supply;
tornal efans - 5O Good Natives. 50 5O0Si - Prime
10 bka stee - as5 30 Receipts OF two tAys6OOO bb Flour
l5VVu bush Wlrat IL 900 bush Com 1000 bush Oa 1000
Ss1h. BaIe,, 600 bush Ave 800 HOGS, 900 Cattle
IoLEno ADn sPnar steady. Wheat steady 81 90 for No
wne MehuL 81 SO Tor ETira; 81 AZ FOR Amber Mchgln May
II oOG June u "a No. Red 81 50 No. 81 40 Corn nm
ana 10 af demand al IS High Mixed May 90 Ia June zoe;
90 72ei Low hiEe Sc Old zoe. No Grade, 67c Damaged
Cue @ quiet AMI unchanged 6jc for No. l. Clover Seeds sold
30 % .S MmnoA ReeoP-5OOO bush Wheat Ia 900 bush
on SIC EUUO baSh Oats Shpmen-4,OOO bush Wheat and
wLsSGroS \ G.. April s-spnts Turpentne steady Ale.
a aly a. 81 80 StTanrd. Crude Turpenne steady ~
ior lil.d - for Yellow DIP Tar ian at 81 80.
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COTTON MARKETS.

sEw OsLEAS, ADl sCo;Eon steady; fair demand sdihnE
lb1-i Low N1l1g 1882; Good Ordinary, IA " OrlarT,
l-c net eoeo 2+3s 2ibb bses exports Crest
BRIAN lJt b - Continent, - y France, 3253
s Z'oo paes last evening" 5000 bales st0ck 22l PSI JAe
BALTIMORE Apn o-Co;ton hdilngs. l6osc Low Md
GA 4Js unoI Orlny l4-7-i net reeeot - bales gfos
ot' rf -hrs eoass- 200 baes sales 10 bales; Ist
ing 10 i2Iesi spuleE-. 21j stock 49, bales.
bALFt.fON Afrl Aln steady; demand, holders asking
s exports ooasss 90 sales 1000 bales stoc J5,06
bales.
>AyiSNAH Arr sCor;on vsy quiet; b1vers and sellers
Addlg 10 &C. net reD, 7o7 bales gross ISL oAes saea 3bs
oAies. STOCK, JJ,jlJ bases.
NOZZLE April s.Co1l quiet; Hidling, l6c. Low Miiling
I' IIJ a. uoo Ordinary Ii4Elt- net receipts 3l5 bales
ezy0s rosiNe Do bales sales 300 baes ocE, 4@9a3 ies
BOSTON Apn 5-CoaOn quiet AMI stron.i hllnst &C. net
receipts Al hai lJt bales eruorls, 10 Great Britain, 80
bscS slrs 200 bales; socE. 5000 bales.
MENPIs Apr s,oiiou demand moderate Low Adih1g
lji receipts. -6 0as; 4,J bses; 42,Z7l
bales
NORFOLK, ApHi SCo;toa quiet and unchanged Low Mlding
lsc net celt. 80 h4esi exports, coaasne 4oOO oies sales
5bD bales; stocE. 6.}3G bales
"rLsIS6ToN Ami sCooa quiet aai uomnali Miiilng lje
ue receipts, 100 bales exports, olst 80 bales stock Luz
bales
Louis April Cotton and unchanged Mdirg, l6r
ceu 40 days, 1Db bales shipments 800 naesi si t bales
tNciNStIi April htOs1n quiet Adlue, Iotci receipts
4-j n-ies shipments, llOJ bales soca. IJUoO bales
LorisyILIE, ApuI rCoo1 cue and steady hldlng lbr
receipt 2-S bales gross tl3 bales
cHtREToN April StO;tYu quiet Mddinc. Ice Low Mltiug.
lJa1l3- Cool OHary li75qljci net receipts. l-s3 haes
sa, 400
AU0urA. AHu eCottau demand good Mdhng IJ'ici re-
crpts - Osles, salts, +J0 bales
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THE STATE or TRADE.


rovDDy s-rl S-f23O m-Jntct States FveTFeutr boris
-15. ol 1924 Railway shares 33 400 ArH-lok zen
"l - 800. .-.. --, --.,----t a..
L,yEaroor. Arrl Sl230 mCoon i quiet and nnehanr-l
fOr md
m the basis Mdng 11u NOTHING btloW Good orn shipld
March IG1 io in shipped harcb AID Aprl al l-io
LONDON April 4.}U p. Railway shares ia Pans ds-
patches quote Rtltes at l"t Soc. 49,,
Irvyppoo Ap- $3.50 .-C0ttJn sales on The basis q Md
ding GOOD Ordinary deliverable J-Ia an4 Ju},
l--J4 do, nothing below Low .llll-, sAppu hi ~
L.IG! Bresdu- gue. Beef, SO u te Tor rev Atss
Lard "a b Bacon Al evil Tor Long Clear Mic1es and
hort trsr q i...s. ,,.
L7vDoy. April $3.50 m-Ere Railway shares }3't 40
LlvEllp1oI. today. .luo
bales Aaecan basis Of Mdlnc Up1nlH morning
below M4Incs shipped ADrI MlT A. 7-sl lo Nl4ung
Orleans nothing shipped MACH 81 81 pL
IoSDoy Afr So u.Eue Railway shales, 50 PAHs ms
patches quote J3L fJo.
I.vrEPooL Apri So D. m-Coiton-Saes the bsss Of
N.as ps1ds nothing hc3E Low Mdng Deliverable pn lt 3d.
Of MlIrg nothing below Low Midings
,nppei Apn al Bacon, ~ y cSt tor short Clear
FEAyKvorr Apnl sUnited States FveTwenty oon. % : for
Of -t-.
LIvERp1or. Anvil S-Eyeuiny.-Comu0n Rosiu, Is 3 r rvt
LONDON. Au. SEyHsg.COmmOa hosll, 5d1 e cWL opiru
TrrpeLane - 343-I q y eWt
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grade. "a transactions were reported but dues
x31S3 i2ia Warrington and Wilmington. -.
OLSLnsed moderately acFe and stestv At s6rs1c nom
eruhers hsu Crude Fish qnet ard unchanged henhAden
arriving slowly quiet az a43c Prime Winter Lard qass
but trm at ~ dS5c. Other Oils dn-
PkIkOLkUh-PorC Crude in bulk tbere limited demand nu
easter prevailing In transactions we're
but ali particulars withheld quoted Dominag al N 70,
spot Shipping Crude moderate request al III g hehne4
quite ee FOR early deliveries hbout yesterdays prices the nfk'
opening weat bus closing the reported sales 0OV Dds
Ami l5a 5000 bb do. at Is - &c. an1 4JOo hlA 90 ~
1879 also 5O0J hb., 18th MAY o. ~ 81 O~1s
out little lfer though hell firmly 2Od-le NspluA
firm and active sales Of 800 bh sre AZ fhshepha
market dul and unchanged Of bOOO oD Apt "
15Ac
PROYsIOSs-rhe PORK market hardly - ar les local demna
AMI dat9 nfrrr Tor the the sales cash and regular ' O
hbls SIS 9UGSI1 Mess; @l4 q , Tor Extra Pne
81 . Western Prime Mesa future delivery hear Of iuVO
bhlS Mes phil ~ Tl6 aCGSl6 %; 1000 bbls DO ior
Nav at slT0ell 90 Beef stesay ana IN r en-n sae o
70 bs 80 5Oasl2 fai Plain Mess 80 SIS % ioI aIiA
hes Sl5 90 for Packet. Beef due but h Bel Bans
ealy dull inactive OF 50O SmoAeI
Hams 81 l2nl22c; 500 City PcfH do lie; 4o fceG ohou
i9e 1000 smoked s2afc $1,000 10 Pieklei be
u 10 ayerage private 5000 % DO DO III ID a. &C.
10 100 n do Do - ~ 9is Bacon inactive 6n Urn
hear sales Dressed hogs lower We quote at y
City. Lard unsettled, but steady Tor me lige SITE 81
bbG aud Toe for No lOc Tor City 10 5-lba lor
Fair Prime Steam 800 ReLued lOs: for niHre dee
hear OF Lou for Api at 4Oifci 31VV les ioi NAY ~
10 3lb1lO j-l &c. $40 Tor june al 10 i-l1c - o.,
BUTrzRrhe Od Butter steady rev otlte
sells irregular prces owing the great difference ID la w
annie
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pOHEgTIC MARKETS.

Albany April sHheat steady with dennd ,,l-, q 10
Vine Clnsds at II go Rye-Marte strong at 81 l9sl 90
for state in steady but nsevs Soc for 10" Mixed
Weston for eh MIXED do Od do SOC Barley dull n0m
aIly g s0gS - Tor Saz9aa Mai ,a 0a'' qae9f rlour
IN improved demand esav sna % s,sn Ysa
s7ehs7re v a o so. sc sS r1g. ale. New At s
Oh, sc steady We'tern 81 4oS; southern 81
am with opng demand round lo" Offering Mess P9fs
B,r5artr -l,e Cssr Rib sdes sate- Saga--carrd Hams
l@al4e L'ni lgaOHe, Ble-Heei9 ..'lVs n "a I o
ssc % 4'o Coffee '' AID NOMINAL "''I' --- ''..
BgTylro Anvil smport, for the ls' 81 hour-Ylour $500
Pess IlI5 hus Er;orts-Whest $500 bush Cora {J6gO
BaEcs 81 55qs7 IS. Amber - 25ass - WHITE, - Is
TO- a q y, Red wil 81 55as 80; White 81 5ossi IS
Corn osrce sales Of 100 bush New % me track &c 900
en- j3 Barley ag Canada 81 s0lSl % Western 81 70
8 a. o. Faly Mali sn cansds 81 30 81 %. West
No. 3. - 80 other articles unchanged , ,
sHi over 80 pu.si closing srsE At = 37asi p
spnn ~ ~ Z of 30 o. pst or Ap - - s. nay y" a. .
40 Apnl; Mayi sjeeteoon, Soc
Rye sseaiv At 9lao5e Tor 30 Fsh Bary demand
hirher ~ 5sasl 80 FOR No srrur 81 30 for No 90
Pofs in demand out rsts closing ,tsaiet'
sah hs % iit naei az noHi9 slo % a closed ~ 20 ~
- 10 Alv Buk Nests ir and m Jar demand generally held b
SEsr LEA 90 az oo's .' oo1 bbl. Ion, AZ 050 ssss
w. a' rs @ il no cd u, 06 i,t O.. AM ? 900 bun Bar.
7 sament--l 1000 lus Flour e2 uoo 9u.n "Aeai -loOO
Agr s. ss5 gae an 7 5 .,. W 5 ia sn
5sc STEADY 81 o. Batter uui not
guofabr t36d3-c chore ForL County Ms
a. Tl6 10 -lT until April 20 Lai erct~i
prces higher steam soi freely 5'ie Ksre Zoe Bak Nests
nae fof staude e0lirr fontst clear t nes
a4oiabe So, sides - Bacon strong a. b for shouiefs
50 l2aas9 70 ioT Cs4T RIO ses Sc or Clear SIDES "haT
quiet t5c
CLEysLlsD April sUlet firm ,nd u--hineei. Com fu ahd
Uflr. Du bell -4r. IA l3 Oats arm Al DE Tor
state, 5Os SO. Petroleum -fn aEd n Improved de-
uard
GrrnoIT Ar-l sFaur quiet lud uncAagg Wheat eadT At
81 80 q E1tr 81 55asl 56 o No. wlie q - oF An6er
Michigan. steady dtnaul alf Clover
seeds s0l S. go Receipts 900 bush, heat 5opV Dss.
and 1000 bHsh. hpmrnlplO bhls fioai -OOO
bush. Wheat, 1000 bash Com, sud OuO huh OstS
8R0uf aud unchanged Whett hnia nai
Con as aaaAased Al 7Js7ZG Ca. and sasAASi AZ
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1--WE STOCK -MARKET.

ErvYoEK Arr >-BEPvgS-T1l-7s reels % -'r', or
sa.ac.5- re- too iui 20 eaai oa Of 'ae na-
few common 20 strictly pI Le ..'is il '''-i i
bach tie r p.rE Te Passover season ends tonight q sun
-a-. 300 teI chiefly o,or % good stste 7ass
Onrlqal-tt lLc aeii g only 10 e-lte aud c'elol ial
esys, 10 h to i70 d. 5gIoc q 10. eh Of CD. pest q
1917 HaIle lo .o- a. tate veal, los ID average 90 IJe
spr,pR ,r were en-. o. IA b.it8 cars At Porteft'
and Jesey t.. Ile lkr' va eu an 1.,4si'
t morv AM hye'n for several weeks nd she butcher Ore
money safes include poor 20 e-r un'nor1 M
,y.r.rns e- % mi cosHag 9i,c r . 10 t Liberty d. J'- e. %.
JNrs .ol $50 l,,o Sheen. III r s7srar' a' g. - =
y eos-s. WOOL Ohio -o h TO- l'.i ~ ~ 5 g n a.
Hume ~ 500 i17 Oto sleo so p % 'vs-ase q. g. y D'
45da, tb-4 To- 40 80 anl ~ ~, p .o' a. - -.--, s+ $50,
Jr.t -c. .n ,'-l ~ --l',ii ~ " nee. r-s i,
ri Il 5 l50 rey o3aaol ONO sheep 50 q average at
Ba .g e for orri. Co.. 49, poor uao sheep u
spsle. p,. were 81 cars $50 hogs sn consigned 70
MOI rate quest, mi eropsel TO % 7'9a = 10.
Brrr,o A5ul sC,rrLER- ots 'or g. head malerthe
en- ~; MIC or, m. i.i with he rates bit consider
w ,,obs news from .ha eastern martes ba ers sui
further crre.c 81 ONLY tle large li'.'ofee " ''.
m ie r,te- 4d prices 70 %. r-. p7a today ABOUT
ranging l+ i- 80 b "a - 81 as o. 200 head
ONO ranging rom 'oj - 81, ID ~ - Eva ,,i
stac. --.la3 1oa i-5 TO SO TO- at -si %. GH's large
number Of Ie-as cattle were sold oa private terms ,
SHIP AsD L,laar- pa to-sT H.a.nr reported 'r-'v',
ia. -grs 300 bead l week. The market
rq-e from jog Do. - iD.r- -'. '-s i--.r 20 OH q.
drove head Iesau sheep. ranging H ,oeYd De- AZ -
aoss-sc.,prs TO-DAY intending raor,e arrivals 500 bead max
ae toui Supply i'r ile s.s1 Gus o.. .l. M ,3
!sl r.-le-r s. S 20. a.l5r boys, s. 5l-s, 80.
CrrrAso April Receipts for three daC4,e l30OO hogs.
' c.G15. i Monday ,nI TUESDAY Iui bu closed acvs
n decline NJ l2l- 7-Ucs 100 shipping Steers l1aHi- o. 20
81 5O or good, - ju'5 lor -aur.t extra 70 -.
g syL Stock t.a quiet hurler cattle active a.
Ji0-l 10y poor cOrr-iri ttlLs
-j 80 ar common > 70. General quar-
Oh Of cattle -ou4. 1880 .. . a.
81 l5Q-l 70 oI good very choice assorted ots extra r0l al
80 -uuSj. ,
a, sJu-- - - Tor sooa 10 shocci
extra 4-g-s I22
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH, No. NAssAU-sT.
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT Bonds and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
ON Commission for cash; receive Deposits and
allow interest at the rate Of four per cent make
Collections. and transact "a general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the GENITAL Pacific and WEST
ERR PACIFIC GOLD BONDS which, at present prices,
are very desirable for investment
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09

George Opdyke & Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., New York, like
an incorporated Bank, receive de-
posts subject to check at sight,
with the additional advantage to
Depositors of Interest On daily Bal
ances.
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NEw-YoRK ANp Oswrao MIptANp RAnRoAp

NEw-Y0RK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
First Mortgage BOndhOiders are requested 10 de-
post their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company prior 10 the 18th April and receive In eX-
change Trust Certificates entitling them TO repre-
sentatiOn by the Committee of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage BOndholders For
further particulars apply to
HgIDEIBACH. FRANK g. Co,
Bankers, No. 50 Exchange-plaoe, New-iork.
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City bank shares sold al 113 for American Elk
change. and at 10 for STATE OF New-YOrk. The


The railroad earnings for the month OF March do
not give fattering indication as TO the revival OF
business. While a few roads show an increased
business over the month Of March last in the aggre
gate the leading Western roads show decrease OF
yearly 100000. The figures are as follows:
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The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic By Prol. Il.
Il. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read al the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully III
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address TIE TRBUNE. Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09

SIX PER CENT LAND BowDs at s. and accrued in
terest secured by first mortgage nearly 1900 900
acres of land in California, Nevada, and Utah.
FISK a. HATCH.
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WOOL MARKET.

Bos-0v A0r wool market In quiet state
volsv noticed M8uU plTh 0n wanted AMI le small
stock Eastern market tle favorable alvces from ahoad aEd the
reduced estimate of the California spun- clip M O. impU any we 70
depressed goods traqe ara dc IN
condition 81 he SplHy Choice ONO aAd Penn
s command 80 5Ir Iu scarce anl urn Lots
condition have been s a. Sd IJ2c; Mca-an am W scol
desHts CJliiHE Deae lctrcs jJAJ-c PuAd woods
rage nom Doe Su1esK.r4 krri
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We annex closing nominal rates of Foreign

The money market is amply supplied to-day, and
the turn Of the market favors the borrower. The
business on call was done mostly at and Al, the de-
uand for discounts running active at 58GGk.
Government bonds have been steady IN tone. and
as to the demand fairly active. We annex closing
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Banking fouses an6 Bankers.

HASKINS 81 BRAINE, Stock Brokers, II
Brosdst-STOCK md GOLD PRIVILEGES 4 specially.
ANY speculate With snail capital With little sk
ZIP anst0ty circulars mailed.
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Total 30 W. SO s-1'1'-'
Ineease. 1874 ..............-- eVfr'JS
sKosrtA vssk q March, 1874. efinstel
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania Skies, los; Philadelphia and Ene
Railroad. 20; Reading Railroad, j7.; Pennsylvania
Railroad. SGT Gold. 1l3l.
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Nel0- YorE Ne1g-Jersey ana PaHsViraRid-
TOWNSHIP dairy pack

p-Th- r.et b-tt and aodrrs lrn
There export demand ior al - nluA sfa-s oAI1 ~ ~
Sac F,rt,-rt s,s a He-rimsr DarT...... Il al6
fazcv ....... ffl7f- Western Factory.
do rueIlm,....... l. Gl6 l4e........ 10 Ulp
prlr.......... 10 D4-A2 fhiA-,
ICG-rhe with c'auHud liberal arf-N
and laler offerings. prices over we "e'ie
.........IG Wescr1h s0'a. oHlrY Is l2a ~
and 10l6 Due. i-g
Western prme.,......lJ a. 'eree L-..s.''-'''fV Use
Southern pT.-lr........Lt -2.'ip
RCE-Au description. sies- and tar h.n-2 vas ll ~
sas TO-DAY 80 tlI1a no F'aI1'7-t % DOS
$50 H.-. Flnr90n duT ali al4
Rrrvoou. for export - Jpn-5 3D. -1d M Da.l
sTHARIN bus nonulllr stronger Cace lel a. lpc
sue RS The market lws quotations OF rrsefiv,
the ~ fT's. FOR Fair 70 Cool Refining sac!
eou1se ,ihu4s A.l5ravar $50 hl4s Prime gel u
ib Cool 10 PINE NJ. 4-a. 2-2 hl- GorI Common ~ e'
AMI So hhl. aDl Cool FAR O.. . 20 & Also He
resterav 30 h Port, 7lc al4 90 lAi Ilscoy 100
~. Reinrf 4i- ~ YESTERDAY Quotations ri' VS.
lGs; A. e'2n563 Oh a, 9s-i b, J-. Hr I, go &c. anu
Yellow. Sooa-- .-..o, . ...- ~,
T4LLoW am sui hfry active; sales o. 10000 p city 1t
-a,0 I3-l6r srd jJrU 70 ort-1ft'Ru toes 20 l1F &C.
.sW HIski STEADY bus 4cuee sales Of iOo Oos 81 ''a