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, 1874-10-10
A NEW WAY TO GET OLD DEBTS,

In Chicago. insurance agents draw policies.
In Lexington, Ky.. thoy draw pistols, So tho
partner OF q Loxinrion bausrupt has diacovored.
Pie baukrupt owud Two insurance men s1.D.
His aasets failed to nan out vol, and tho S140
had 10 po entered in tao proft-and-loas account
tho two creditors. sighiur over their ioss oapiot)
q former partner of their debtor Oh tho street.
It il the fashion in Kentucky for 4 man to p]av
JUDGE. iury. md ShoriE at tbs BANJO t;me.-nro.
yded, OF course, that ho is nrn1el or at tic head
OF q mob and his pro tenn, prisoner il cutie d..
fenseloss. "Ftrst safe, then sayage."is tne
motto Of hIgh.toned chiyelry iu tho State Of tho
"Blooay Ground" Now tho ox.partpor was
aloue. quite alouo, When that fuct was as-
cortained, and 8 apY.elass failed to discover
ANY indications Of q pistol in his h;p.pocket tho
insurance aeeutg hailed him in eenial mannor
and invited him iu Ho was then takou 1T in q
double sense. As aoou as thoy got betweon him
aud the door, one produced q pistol and tho
other a peu, It was O. clear caso OF lido write
mud fear not" or don't write and say YOUR lask
prayer," The prisoner was offered his option be-
twoen drawing chock for s140 or receiving I,
check to his vital powers. uo considered It de-
, 1874-10-10
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

rWRNrY.TfIIRp.ST. BASEBALL. Dn0uNDS-
Chapionlbip game hetwcun tho Pi!Adephlhs and Chi-
, 1874-10-10

The Oriental Congress recently held in Lon-
don discussed, among many other thugs, the
tradition OF the passage Of the Rod Sea by tue
1ssaolitas. 4 paper was resd OF this thome BY
Brl.gsch Boy, a distinguished Egyptian scholar.
Ho wua commissioned, aomo timo since, by tho
Vsceroy oI Egypt to determine NJ exactly az
might be the precise geographical location Of the
famous pasaage. uo has studied tho couutry
carefully. In support Of Ills theory, he submit
ted maps, copies Of old inscriptions, geological!
drawings, etc. The country north Of tho Red
Sea. botwoon 1t aud tho Mediterranean, Is In
many places low ind marAhy. It Ia llabla to
overflow. Geology ahowa that tho two soas
havo sometimes mot In Que. 4 Aigh wind will
even now send tho waters Of tho Rod Boa rolling
tar to the uorthward OF their usual boundary.
The path pursued BY tho lsraelitca was north
Of tho probens limits Of tho sea. Bsugaoh Boys
geographical researches haVo shown tlla. His
theory 1a that tho Hebrews reached the low.
lying region Ut 4 ttnlo uheu 1t waa oyerlowed
lhat tho Hatsra Aubsldad to THAR natural lsyel
, 1874-10-10
HALLWAY MORTALITY.

Railway servants lead q lifo full Of risk. Tho
numbers Of this class Of porsona woundal aud
killed each year is appalling-so appalling that
the railway companies manifest tho utmost
anxiety to keep tha utatistics boaring on tho SUBJ
3cct from tho public. 1u England the railway
companies arc required BY statute to furniah an-
nunlly d return Of the railway accidents attended
with loss Of lifo oorpersonalinjury. Thecompanics.
1t would secm from report acnt to tho London
Times by Mr. N. T. Dass, have mado returns
aa required, but most inaccurate oneB. The
companlcB arc subjected to fine for any error
in their statistics, and so numerous have these
errors been that the aggregate Of fines haa
reached tile immonso figure Of 81, 000, 400. Thus
the Lancashire & Yorkshire Company reported
that thirty~nno Of their servants wore killed and
seventy-threo Injured in 1879. The fact IL, that
1lfty-four wero killed and 1867 injured. So Mt
least Mr. BASE report says. On all the railways
in England there welo returned killed dur
Ing tho san,e year 632, aud injured
1896. Mr.. Phillips. agent Of Mr. Bass,
argues that tho number Of killed was 1850,
AuA u luJAA7A 14iS3nt AH1d IA9k g8nf
tho accidents on English railways hayo boon
even more numerous than in 1872. It ia
estimated that during tho lust year 1900 railway
servants were billed on English railways, and
$1,000 Injured. Tho number Of injured. accord-
ing to the returns, was only ILL. an error Of
25,829l Eight railway companies havo mado
erroneous returns last year. The number OF
killed returned by lie Lancashire l. Yorkshire
Railway Company, for instance, waB only thirty
nine. Tho roal number 1t seems waa 1871.
Some Of those non-o1icial statistics aro only
infarontiat. There is, however, overy reaaon to
bolfoyo TINT they are much moro rolnblo
than those Furnished BY tho railway companies
tholnsolves.
It eco'ns probable TINT legal proceedings
against tho doraulting compauieA will 10 ins.l-
tutod by tho British Board OF Trade. 1t Is to be
hoped TINT, in tho interest Of tho security Of
lifo and limb. such proceedings will be begun.
The prosecut,on Of tho companies which havo
failed to seud iu accurate returns OF tho uun-
bor Of thoir servants killed aud wounded will
have tendency to mako them moro roapoctful
Of human Ito, ueuco it's alyisabillty.
, 1874-10-10

MCCORMICK HALL North CLARK street, corner c 9
EinSfo Illustrated Lcctura spain by NM. Thfeblil
and NeRAmey
, 1874-10-10

WILLIAM 3, WARREN LODGE. ~. :oa. A r;
AND H. M.-Krgulnr Communication th!s 3Sntafds?}
evening" n 20 o'clock, at Qtisuth1 IVY, ~
ElsitqEH welcome. d. Il. Duai|oFt oeeFe*~1J'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
RrILDING STATISTICS

For the month july and sltuiaT Aus 1874
from the Department Of Bn Inys, Walter !" Adm
Superintendent:
The Bureau Of Inspection reports Tor the week, huidng pro-
All plans submitted H. at an estimated o'i OF n5 ' o
hi. nnmDs are usments AMI fcliss dseng unmbrr Of blh
ngs proposed alteration 49, estimated cost ti3VO oa su
mated for the wre to@ JV
app FOR frame aHi other ssgcares 10 tof ~,
buildings commenced 10; bulldogs completed afr
commenced 81 steraLols compe cd lao hes bu.e.
1871 alterations u progress, 1875 etMe! COST OF ne"
bnrs proposed c'ior during the mout sol olo o .
tons r2OgU5O; total VI esnaeI cost o uon bgaas anu eS
SSI3JOO
The uren and Unfe Brlnys reports for the week
3g3 b, M. uryeyei % reported unsafe male SAFE
.eryed 20 = YOillOn o laN eport
2j not removed Is notices seyc 2B seat % aorney Tor Ws
buildings OF which lb' wcr, reporter IN
and aken doSE sees served <J
attorney, J. violations reported 10 removed t'i u'As
served los aorley The BEeau VI Fire Escapes si
Iron Work report Buildings reported f trao'cp II
budngs provided escapes 80 81 ,eutt & "r-
ny with inspected A. IL cn'
cI,on l42; bangs inspected to hfeesape eu
mcns l2T beams gir.ers nHts trse 30 rrc II
bindings preyOuy reported for Underwent etAhrsion
OHcs ssgaads vent son ma1s o
safety esress made during the week OF te' " No.
t and when required tho provisions OF law we're en-
forced .---.
the month 06 bnfngs reported as requnp. heeage
l5b bindings provided with aud The ces awe efe'o
notices served and hrscle s'
80 atiorney; ier beams and bne we're ~
Of which number d rejected
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

Ner buildings proposed erection the plans for which have bea
bep,m Of Bliug duung tie week eLns osF
uriar. Aug :. 1874:
PrsL lOl and No 2O3 bueE ore asd
tenement Eve oues 25I6S 4IIl.6i r Nucsauf owner
u DcAnceY brick store ani tne-
men. five 2jI62; Ankle Dopper.
side % feet sJuh of DciIceyst tao bres stores
and enemen each i've stories, 2jr52 Anke Doo2er
Mdsoa-st No. 20j, brick stable two stones 2Ot2O B
Fesh. Oyn ~,
Monroe ST. l6s brick factory stories 9sr9si
NJ. 4 II. SchrenSeon. .-
each four store. 2Jx30; Henry Subs, OSOer. .
Broynpe SIDE 100 feet outh Of Onehunirrd dtarv'
art, one frame tsehng 2 stories 2Dr30. WA kys, oSner
Thirty yshst No 2GJ brick store and tenement I've
stories. 25IJO; Henry Mover. owner. ,ooocc
Ssvenhaye No. 279 brick stable, one stor l@I%OOOi
VIM S0h.
Thrte.1st side 100 fee. east Of Thrave Dr. PsTons
brick church three stories, lODI9S9 o-,.
AZ: VIM Schulz. NJ -,
iwenyhst, No l33 one brck sec ciAss aNehs 'u
stores. rs 9xl99. &. l.. scranton, owner. 80 ,,..---
75 feet south Oi tY ghtst oIe 'k ee'
ment FIVE stories. 22sI355n15 JOAN Campbell osnef
Ieaca north SIDE 50 feet east Of GeEEchs one orok "ofs
and eneInent stories. 5Or2j; james Mooney oryer
south side l25 feet west o. IenshaVe one on<
f,ctory stories 2jI.si ?. r. Jsme. owner 40, ,oo
Of tue IL buildings enuneraed s%1VoO
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Arn,sy Avg low1esl da aud uomlu' RE 'eli' 9oe 70,
We.,ia at GI.: sm,n6 lot. oi Mrri state go
bGsoHt F. 4e; A., rS 5 4 ~ 'ii aa Eq a.
sjd'5 81 DO mr 81 % 30 SAFE ami " -,L-rr SGl ase
'li' i0G II I5: So W5te - 25qS 81 Gooi to Pine Rel
- 2sa 81 81 Rel Western. 81 jjdsl 3 A9er We iea = ~
Soaarrn YeoS Western frn-r 707gc o't' ay At
g. KS M S az iis, sschnsr Pfo,cas .rSal
P, aaes9 Bgs , Mfi' aeG1f . in s5 IS , iy.'a l. @
casnge sn higher ljc Tor eedrei Bner-Nen
P.irram ii.t a,d d he'll a, S. Whst,tlI, a.$l o.
Bgr'9o 4e & oL,se W S iS 3 81 oPi Tg % % 1' M S = : 'o Sa
O - 500 m b. Barley 500 0q,h Rye $40 ou 'sll' mp
N 500 bush orn S2sji 5uh re 500 br,
0 600 bush; iari,y . $40 Iush Csn, F.e i. jul; Wlelt
Ole; s4- oats -: Po4r qie; ,ae' l2ll u a.
anss; Me:en sPnng; ga ~ a3 ~ - ~ 1 2t' p
339.gs - y' q ,s @ ,,y.ssNess P.
"a 20, S5ori Cu, ~ 51' ,%s siGsi So Slonf s9g
- 90 B,-asia' Bacon, l2al9ia. L~dn He'ee' iiaIl'
tnceo Aq, 10 pq' gI d 1,s'1. 10 w1o' so SP'7ri
q, oi sepaber 40 Slo,'$ OF k;isl 2-a oT1 oPsei
,saye sa S ami h!ef st ai Tor ~ > pot, $S- Au-, a6b
80 " ptsa5ef Kye aaclade Baey aI ,Hi 'aie
z . 81 % sS,s M "a ,dsi ~ tS S s'd ssD Sya G &
4' Bq. M,s, ~ ssAdy e q = ~ i0t % & Ia tp n
Peish tu and uneh,ngei; Wh,y ja,i a. 95 Rs.y.w2OlO
e f9a "a 900 s Ss'g & S & o s oo 'as s5pmsl GsI o. 5 3
Pi"ar iOI 900 3i5 coo bash Cora S!DOO bl
O;g csSlSSs!i Ioglee, dq wse'! ,e,i; Rel 81 0!
sfi se4iJ offered s2 Bs Meat' quot ar steady: >toaeF'
sesa,t. t 'i5 @ ei' ctsr i52 Ca. SIDES ia
VIZ m ,a Ssrid iS % qa a s'i d steady New No. Rel
wi5c f1aTAsfp 70 Ne" wa i n ,ea ascaaas aii
ssf ~ Vie, 43e S,' @oi bush wheat
ciR BRrsS sSo Ss so,n iSwheat H 4 c. f 6as 81 No.
l. 81 2jasl 2j'l Amber lJ Corn ''e4dr 53e o so,i
S5oo s%e'S Suh Cor co oJ5 bush Oats. 5a, Corn
a 4s lops 6 q r s 1l s% Re
quiet unchanged at 9De Pos quiet and gh.a'HI1 at -
i3Se Hams-SugaCare lj'as!6c Plain. IA 2 Bun u as
9H ssGus, 9' ca Clear is o SIDES l-' Gear S'' .
D Mra4ckrr Aug iOfgur quiet sd qrc1nsl whc,l qast'
;.@,ti sT Corn S elei AMI uas, 80 MIc tdRlGs o,u
,'a .; ' s Ne ss af :15nss H % 81 81 o. s.H I r r
1900 wle.L Sh nea's-jjOo OoA Flour 4oooo bush
., Aug 4 lcssi 1os sI da 6a a 'ses active d as sa
Pork lenai At 80 Lari-ar .lvapee s1el bu none ~
O.wEGo lOPur ,teaiy aud nneli'ee 'li' 2Oo' Ply, 4
loo Waite ro.aG 81 p % cs5 @ DOL c,e. a., m q q '1 10
bond Corn Meal ..d s for 30 sd go 1917 uSs3ie e IN IN
Mfe stead, a. tis 70, shS. s5S s % ,,n 8. 10 Ses-forI
La@sr lo9 - 81 Nesl? d9 o5 ~ Ne yg, 3D.,
UEo SaH oo Mo'ti ta %S h. oI, .@d
rnrlApElra. Aos. os 5G TmobySsS At
.j so Pseei u yO9s! a., Of loooS glh HeS $50 q. o..
a, y I o 'a s % - 5OSs5 80, Ioss Family
Era :5at 81 ' %s., a:R' as .: !. 81 d 2 r New Res
:. "a Amber 81 50 r Od Do 81 SsdsI % gI mh,,s ne re
g. ,ad M, At 3 cora ., t', s :. for white 54s for
sss S~ rfs.o'S @s WasJ .l'' qaois " 81
Yor. state aud Bradford Soah,y .h9,9e, - 90 o Pr
ss-lor, state i2bSlSe Tor Prime we.ter sdlVe for aaf
sm. Hc@h, Unclaimed feaH'y AHA f'''a ''oe' " -os
ogss, . ,oa dTG.g9. % NJ %'a,@ IN, g 'ss %
ssl iO sS lei. 81 iSs,i H. es"-S' Auei Ssse' '
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpoy Aue O-l2:3Op nj Erie Raisay shares, 30A930h;
do. Pfcfcrrel 40.
LiyEpooL, Aug. 10-l2:3o m-coou IL tmsr: Mdlns Up.
lands a. lhug Orleans % gl saes - OOU bale lucn s
1000 T slecI0n AMI OFT. on th bass o Mhdg p
lands Good Ordinary deliverable Au!us, al o4sLi
deliverable October O Of stipuo ct tie crop
Of Nj dng paui uOhrg below od Oriny al 80
ANTWERP Aus lU-Petroeum, 20. for Fine Pale American
oNDOS Aug 10 .. mColso. for money 92s for the ic
count. g2La0J-ss Ede Railway shares, 5Oa Pas dispatches
quote Ren;es O-L 9Jc.
LIVERPOOL, IU-2 m.-CoionSaes the basis Of Nd
ding Uyands, nothing below Mijas dlvcri0I Ausu a,
Bacon, 81 for lot Gear Modes. 53 for Short Clear VI a.
dies 3 cat BteadsInh are qaet .,
L0SDON Au. 1872 Q. m.-raiow. ~ prst, -
LyE8PooL Aug lO-23O mOf the Cotton sales of'y 900
bales American.
LoSDoS Aug l0j mCon'ols ~ MoneT 92'5 io22 er the
account 2dg25s UuItei states ryTwenig b0nIs lSOJ lO
lOi Ere Railway sLaTrs ptcel, AZ PARIS Ls
patches gnOtrd ksaes al G3f 2Oc.
IIvKRPooL lO5 m.CotionSss on the basis of VI T.
ding orleans nothing Goo O.jnay, Deliverable September
Jl6i; d0 moth below Low Atiilngs de-
ahlr do Ve5e September ani Oc"bef Al
Sa, s,. shipments the b4,s OF VI ding y
ud nothing below low MdlHug at osl Pork II tute L4l
G3 e. R.fn.d Petroleum. 9l20 lOl. u gallon.
LOSDoS, Aus lO-j spirit, Of Petroleum. ,'IL 3 gilou
L0NDON Aug O-j:3O m-Proiu: Tlli'W Il jdtl y cS.
LONDON A. lOEyelug Lnsred Ol opruei a. - 'I1
e,sel - per Lnstei Gaze II 10 prtO hIdeerp.
Hop, have fdsarci Consequence Of reports The prc q,
English crop Anerc1n qal al ~ lO@t 10
4
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bnngs reported condition during the week endlns saso
southeast corner Canast unsafe generally iron
cav John j. Narden owner
Csnsst No 1856, ua,se generally from erc,Tauoa. Wa
CsDslst No. 3SS unsafe generally 0rOm ercavai0n' Wn
Canast $40. uns.se generally from ercavston' Wn-
West Tay hris, No 23s ceilings ars, aoOr Simon.
Varck ST. No 1896 vail Stephen b. Wilson. owner
Crosb l27 unsafe ont sooien gutter Bsiaie OF hef
yoe ride 80 feet west of Geea"ich st. unsafe trout VAL
GreSe-t Os and 10 unsafe front wall ani camneys Co
Rss. Tbirieeuth No 5ll unsafe front and walls Dard
Jones, owner.
Cent S. nor,h.west Franka unsafe pisp wall
Harlem X X Co.,
West Thirty tbrst 30 81 unsafe fron wall and Eugene
West Thirytrit No. 33 unsafe walls ani Intel. Homer BO',
East Twentyyt Nos 434 .ni 1886 walls ard arches s.
II. Greaye,,
Fast Tvsrydfb No 22G unsafe Intel and fO5i vail Es'a''
OF fPatnes foyarty. owner.
Jsmessp No. TO- unsafe walls (dan,gcd by frel w A.
Babetost 1876 generally throughout: Gallagher es
BioadsGy No l27O dangerously unsafe generally John ,G.
Bleecker.st. No. 293. Vim. Matthew, oSner, ., A.,
one bunired
Fred Senicker, oFIer.
Thrit., No 80. esste owner
ThirI. t., g5 stuyTesant estate. owner
NBth.st, No. 403 NG L.ensu.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11

IS. IN elevator cash. 5ia August 65 September Oats arref
asd!sL Tor No In elevator Ale, Auga hs '1esdy g. 9o
tr NO 2 WHISKY 9Sc Pork 1uiet at w Dry S,'en
u,.-shoudsrs Clear Sides ST. Joseph 5a0llT bacon
.ve Advancing except Tor Shoulders sale, cls Si STie o' ~
QLc 10, sbondr l27afl3c for Clear Rib sides l3si o
Cea, sides, Shouie Zoe buyer to Sept 10 tear b ae' Zs
seller las. half Of MONTH i3, seller hst ~ d,y' Of sep,
Am. Winter Kettle s,c BOzs 6rm Yokers, - 9VHfo
Bacon s6 25as6 75 Butchers S7a ~ 30 Cattle da Ie,s .
s2a&t Medium 10 Butchers S2dS3 Cows snd hi.rs f-~
rs so Good 70 Ernl Steers ~ 23ds5 62t2 heeeP-
1000 bbls Flour 10000 bush. Wheat ~ 900 bn,a ,oin'
as bush bush. Rye. $500 Hogs, 2GOo C-e'
So bpments-6 900 bust Wheat and ;2 900 bush Corn
Torspo lOour frm and in fair demand Whsh hrn sn
I'll 27 for No White Wabah ~ Is2 or 70
3do 81 2O4SI 2O White Mchgan Il y fo Extra oi
81 IL Il for Amber Michigan 81 NO Rel ~ Is for NO
Red August 81 II No do 81 08; REJECTED. 0Se; NO
Amber Inoi, 81 10 White 81 - Corr 'ea y 81
80. fgh Mred September. 67s October, 6Ie u" n%Ie %
s Ia, no grade aud higher 12c for NO oJ
70, No q 4Oc for Michigan september 35c; Rejected 3sc Fhs
nrm Buffalo &C.; vcssr Rece ps-l ODO
Mi, Pour 40 900 bush Wheat AZ 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush
oats Spm-nts2 bbl Fiour 10000 bush Wheat 3lOOO
push Corn Is 000 bush Oats.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
COTTON MARKETS

wnxrSero~ Aug lOCot,on drm; Mdiing 1889; exports
coayise 43 bales: sae 10 bales STOCK, bis bllet ,.
B.LTrNoRg Aug l0Cotton dnl Mtihng l1c Low Mddlng
lBis Good Ordinary l5c sales lOO bales spnaer, oo Os
stock. 1888 bales o-,- "a. -.
recein "A bales exports 3S8 bales sales 3is ac
EoRPoE Aug lO-Coton unchanged LOs MdiHg ID 4c| net
receipts 1913 bales exports cOasse l7i bae sae 9o oaes
stock, 52 bales. ,. - u,at,.,
i5, receipts 1913 baesi shipments o bales 'oA o'oo
bales - ,,,,.. -, .i,,. A.,
CIScys,rr l0-Cotton dali Nidhng, lOs. recePA a.
hale spInnsrs 200 bales stock. 1,65S bales
LouyiLLK Aug lO.-COtiou 6rmi h'iihng. lbisc ,r,,,
NgwURLEass Aug l0Cot.on steady ana unchangrl hdlne
lG5. net receipts 1872 bae gros, 3iB bhe ex2lT 70 ue
Britain $50 bales coasts 435 bales saes 400 oa'' ''ocs
l6,itl bales. - . ,,.,r.- ,..a,,,.. ror
MiIdling l5Adlj Good Ordinary. hi; net ecriIr
baes; exports coaswse S9l bales sales 200 bales soe1 o
bales ...,, ,-, . -.
PnL,DzLPH, Aug. 10Cotton quiet, MdiHns 7r gro" re-
% bales.
10 bales sales, 300 bales; stock X DUO bales
Aug lOC0ton offerings light; lllng 4OsVAoE~'
receipts AZ bales: Shipment G7S bales; saes 10 bales,
lO-C0tOn quiet and unchanqcl Midlng loe !
net receips 40 bales sales 10 bales stock. iSi0 bales
SAvAysAa. Aug 1O-Coton nominal asking higher Midhnng
lG.: II bales IL bales eIpor eoast"se 90
bales stock. 1907 bile. .,.,.- go, -.
Aug lO-Cotou-Demand gooli hddhhs io'ti ne'
receipts. bales: sales, 263 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
And the following for city banl

The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports earn
ings for the week ending July 81 1874, at Sl345' ;
same week in 1873, S14,621; decrease, S1,lGi.
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company for the month of July, 1874, are reported
at S2S2 667 SO; in 1S3 S22 207 26 increase IN 1874
$3.50 10.
The Industrial Exhibition Company invite atten-
ton to their advertisement printed on our last page
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Penn
svlyania Skies 11O Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad,
1s: Reading Railroad. So. Pennsylvania Railroad,
81 ; Gold. 109..
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always IN
important subject to both borrower and lender. AN
able and suggestive essay on this topic by frol' H.
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. Newiork.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday. Aug. 10. 1874

At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day Adrian
H. Muller & Son sold by order OF the Supreme Court
the fourstory brownstone house with lots soutbsde
OF Seventy fth-s. 125 feet west OF Madson.lye, 2ox
1022 TO George ". McCullom for <i3,s0o.
The report OF the Department OF Buildings for tho
week ending August wall be found below
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
NEw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST H. 1874

5000 hb. S,ph.hs at 8. 3D. ss~eh brig with 800 On "'n'
from philadelphia to Cork orders, at 5h laval and
PI ORR AND MHAI-Tbe inquiry for Flour Is more ssrs
.hippng brand, are and No an' ns
~ nen, m. former heavy In fair demand a. we o.s
poed on Pndsy Family Extras dull and su ,s srmsr;
,hs IL onte sye grsdes which are sn ih
ium and bsh grades and irresusri sales 1 t,
ScIusinS 800 bb CITY Ground and 1000 bbs western
- - 10 We on
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
Jlllaulldi

GAS STOCKS.
HARLEM.
MUTUAL.
MANHATTAN.
NEW.YORK
FOR SALE BY 49, - .,-rr,,e
Room %. 80 Bfoada
All YewYork and Drookl,n Gas Stock, bought and soi
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF REGIS
- TERED POLICIES or TIE NORTH AMERICA (MUIUALl
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
II AND 10 WARRBN-Sr, ". Y,
Por Week Ending yuDe lj 1874 a
Number Of Policies in %
Amount Of 10 force 'piio' w
Net reserve required TO coyeraolce, IN force s'cer
i.7Ii a. VIC ~ 2O522Os 40
Amoa3i sGsy RS ,1 ofg 1 G Seamen Bdn 2O56 s6l 90
sr,nn an h. IN the .,.......... 81
n ID MORGAN, President
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11

Loans and DIS SS 53i 800 Legal Tenders sec $40 500
epeeie &74OO0O Deposits. 26l 600
cTsuauOn........ .$25,S15,7O0
Inc transactions at the clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
CIearlngs fhr the week ending Anc - sooa s1o cs7 o.
Clearings for The week ending Aug B.. 33953 953 Al
Baaboes ioI .ue week eniihg Aug l-.... lgl29g6 80
State bonds were quiet and steady. Thefollowinr
were the BIDS
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
Citn i,cal Cstate for Sale.

OTIS IN WEST 21ST-ST.-FOr sale, three
LOTS - by half the block together viii the BlLDNt
thereon suitable manufacturing purposes steam erne adj b ft
aurry aud required tor well fafnshel carpenters 'V may Oe
tn prc'n'ses: immediate possession g''n
j. DENHAN & Co., 2i3 "'st I'D ST. near Sira'"
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
Rive Flour Western Pine and superaAe.''st 30
REe Flour otate'' ''''''''''''''''' 7OD 10

Z
RYE u. nuo,e.
Corn Meal is steady tame sae o 5oU uo en Gi
Corr Meal jersey So 901Si 90 Corn Neal Dlsne IL
Corn Meal " 4Od ~ Corn M's'"'' "'''
Corr Meal. WsaH 500 4 90 ..-... a..;,ias firm
Bag MealThe market is ste,ty aq Tor e.a y 81 T3g
for Choice White quoted at 81 95dtl vs. fhs G,onnd
81 75 Coarse 81 40a5l 40; COB Meal al 81 oo~7i "' ~
Feed Al 81 30d{l SOP 100 b ,.-.,,.t. ,,r,r,l,
and mo-. hyorbs advce the hht arr'as a. e
$50 ;uce more cor ndence urei the market closes
Ana ly active tie chiefly for export "lH'.f a 20
Gemsuj md 6rm the 100000 bush At II loe.t o
St I;ngraded Iowa and Minnesota 81 80 for No chago sP
sl 2Idsl 2ia No. Chicago Sprng u - iot az
ii 3o Tor No Q Milwaukee; II 20 for No Mrnesot sHn
81 S3qsl "a for No lMlwaukee in s,ors 81 Z1d -
Ret Western m store and ahost Al 30dSl ~ for New %
~ ~ for White Illinois, 81 $50 81 40 for White hennckI - 80
or NO D.luth Barey Malt qnct ani tamsi oa' " OHIO
active and bettsr the sales $1,000 bush Ns
Nted AT New 7Od75c the INSIDE pnee 90 80
o Wrs,sr M.ei al Ot White At S2GS Soc jersey az
70c seost ncl1ded The sales 20 600 bush western nm
,o lsi hsIf of August New Rye scarce ano
% is l.s, te ana dun much Of that arrived ou S
nrsviou,y sold tie $4,000 bush Western Mica AZ IL
Tor No 4 and III for No. 3; DO White al Jlao-ci uo "
Low at 81 a S2l2c. .. ..,or,yy x.nK.
srncK AND BROOkLfN NAh
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
New- 1erscp Reai GsIlte tor Sale.


4 HOME IN TIE COUNTRI.-Central y. D.
~ Land Iproe snt Co. lots. ans ll b e e "a
SALE Al s point, le Il tIe ts4r b. L. o. NJ hgP'1 20
A. D. HOPE or ELSrON MARSH llJ lAb'ryst
4 GOOD INVESTMENT
n LOR SNE-5OO 900 acres q L ,;D in So1ih IN NevJcre';
will IN. sold in oae Of jUJD End uD"Hr %
ooo1 orenr no by 0n eco r"'s lhp
coma good porers good WOOL All cellar um,"r AAe L.
Wight, Eiwood y J.
ARANGE NJ-Great variety property Tor
sar Hoa,. fan narnslri 70 rent rsc t'''-irN
oJc, holr, from l. H. GhARl so Ns-i coo itet'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11

PETROLEUM-Cruie OIL connues quiet and steady quoted az 90
900 bJis. bulls, At
Rrnnei is quiet prices nomnal unchauyr4 qrosd at i21
ibliielp4 j. les active with values shade
~ offered prompt delivery ll' foT delivery iast haf pres
eat month at I'd September lie Cases are reported s'
lie III, s.e,dv
RCE-Thete little inquiry and rcc ronlnaI} s.eaay
We orote Carona at 2d9c am RanCcon al b3Qb'ic oY
SIiARS-There f business N Raw sus' a. ao'
son the sale. embrace 400 hhls Fair 20 Good Reiang Al sHN
900 hhls Crntrngsl glic We quot" f1r 70 "ooI th.nt
Centrifugal, hld' and boirs AZ
tl.,rd Refned dull and heavy
At ~ 1,7s- or Sun Yellow lOdlO' for Solt Whe lug o'
C,,7-it ioz,, and 10 re- for Gtanuael
bu siles OF 90 tcs Westcra at &C.
values shade oi hnu' Wv
X O. : 900 n at equal at SIS -.
WHISKY less active with values unch nSdi tAe1 o 80 o "
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
Slpinus DGIhs
CDanees tor business 3ilcn

EOR SALE, cheap. terms easy, ID ACItLS,
,utbe f,f farn u power ald re- 'ruat "a"
NIL rum NJ ori, On t6. prrus vii 900 ice d'yi
cstei 10 Colchester Coau miles fn Depot h"e f"m Ae"
prsclCh ill
Pre-. 900 AIifes C. JONES, House of ke'u6 Harlem y
New-York tribune., 1874-08-11
Countrn Real Csiatc tor Sale

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.--
n baks Of the HUDSON ME ron it o.. e''' At
sOii lci0ck Hbc1 orI Jit ul 's
sysy or vus faiare .f cal a VIII ty . h'i'
iend in good Ah eyefy day Appb 10 A.NN,JH - y
1lO DOWN and $40 MONTHLY viii pur-
- w chase Lot Of LiND, e ~ AMI -e,a ~ re -oof
sy.r ape tre hoos. AMI t1e IN f - OF! -
miles from Stewtr's far'd 91s,e ,hfn" @ n'.
title no mstgage prices SOD $l,O -ni -Up "oh
soblr ost ID Is ofeg.d hgares Fc' I ttea ~ ~
sdrsl At ocltcz For further par Giars apiH 70 tNL -
GRTNlN i. JOi Thrlsve clraer Thlts-ioGt--s.