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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-25
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

Montreal people are still enjoying
sleighing.
How to please lady-Let her do as
she pleases.
How to get rich-Learn to live on air
and sleep on clothes line.
Linen busters with fire places painted
on the back can be worn now.
Only 200 of the 5000 words of the
Bible are now in any sense obsolete.
A Nashville man advertised for I" A
Christian man who understands how to
run boiler"
The latest fashion inl suicides is driv-
ing nail into ones head. The nail
must be hit on the head.
Harrisburg Pa, objects to praying
bands on the ground that its water sup
ply isn't fit to drink.
An elopement" is chronicled at Mos
COW, KY, in which the young lady was
accompanied by her parents.
Swineburne, whose tragedy of Both
we'll is published in England, was des-
perately i'll at last accounts.
1t is one of the curiosities of natural
history that horse enjoys his food most
when he hasn't bit in his mouth.
A female bill poster is doing an ex-
tensive business in New York. The sex
was always good at running up bills.
A Maine man is out in temperance
lecture, the taking title of which is,
" How Goliah was killed with sling.
1t is stated that while the railroads ia
British India scarcely pay more than
expenses, the canals return large profits.
And now the tuneful frog indites his
plaintive lay to the pale silver moon o
nights. And she merely winks back at
him.
A female child with two perfect tongses
appears in Lacrosse, Wis, to assert the
rights OF the sex. AS Artemus Ward
said, this is too much.
When a colored boy shoots his father
in Georgia, as was the case near Mari
etta few days ago, the local paper calls
it "disfranchisement." "
Rev. Dr. Falsenthal, the learned
Jewish rabbi. says that drunkard
among the Jews is very rare and a
very exceptional person.
A Vienna lady, aged seventy, sub
scribed 10000 forms to the cremation
fund She was determined not to bury
her talents in the ground.
A Racine schoolmaster has forbidden
his pupils to eat rutabegas during school
hours. The rights of children are fear
fully abridged in these days.
Granite and macadam are to be. ban
ished from the city of London, the street
committee having determined to lay
down in future nothing but asphalte or
wood.
"Why do you use paint?" asked a
violinist of his daughter. For the
same reason you use rosin, papa.
How is that2" Why, to help me draw
my beau"
Some fastidious Englishman has writ
ten to one of the London periodicals,
suggesting that an edition of Dickens
works be issued in classical English. ="
Sam Weller talking in " classical Eng
lish would be a novelty.
A man recently visiting one of the Gem
eteries ct Portland, Maine, overheard a
thrice made widow, not yet old or
homely, who was standing beside three
mounds, remark to a gentleman who IS
known to have been attentive to the
widow in her youth, Joe, you might
have been in that row had you possessed
little more courage.
They have Judge in Florida who was
arrested and put into the calaboose for
drunkenness. While ia confinement he
endeavored to issue a writ Of habeas
corpus, requiring the Sheriff Of Manatee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-25
COTTON FAcToRs.
OWEN, McNUTT & CO.,

COTTON FACTORS,
DECEIVING, FORWARDING AND GElS-
II eral Commission Merchants, Lee Block,
13 Union ST., Memphis, Tenn.
All cotton or other produce CONSIGNED 70 Us
insured, unless otherwise instructed. Bag
ging. rope and other supplies furnished at the
lowest market price. - lul-XNii-lVO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-25

county to seize his body and bring it be-
fore himself, in order that he might in
quire into the legality of said confne.
ment 1t was a brilliant idea, but it
wouldn't work. The scheme was not of
sufficient opaqueness to deceive, and so
the Judge served out his time in the cal
aboose
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-25
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
Established i'm 1853.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-25
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

Depot at head Of Main stree.
Ticket Office, PSI Main street. corner of
Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ruRopRAN MARKETS.

JosDos April 2ll2;$o b,re. G52a; Do Pre-
ferred 30. IL strong; OF
tnnn b" i,elns 1000 for speculation ana eiRgr, 'oqn
"a s,,iye l6d deser sales the bans o. eh
ips below Good Ordinary shipped March .lH - Ia %
All and MAJ Al SAD; DO, deliverable hpl ~ w., s
A. aercrshe lime and July, S2i Inc I9g oon Gi
the mast tLree days been 5000 quarters iNs '
p.;. p.ilxav shares, 32l2 Paris
di.raoh auoes 59L Doc c.,.o, hat. n,
IvERPoo April 2l2 m-sales o. uO' n,e.bie Inn. .d
MaEnr nothing below Good Ordinary oenNeApe June
Ja al sI DO nothing beow Low haahee ssi a..
ia 40 do deliverable May ADD june ss bftIuIs Az.
ore Lard 46 % cat BaeOn-Lons Clear heues' All Sh'I'
LoypoS April .2i-330 m-The amonn 81 oo@ zone
into he BapS Of England balance to-day @ioVV" BIC
Railway shares, 32l4 an - n, ,hs Cot,on sales TO-DAY
ann sles we're American the bass oil uuhhs
bins below Good Ordinary. deliverable MAY ana June ~ oIo1
,s5oS Anil 2l-5 0. m-Psns dispatches quoo henses ~
c...o. Gale. IN TIA had. NJ
M1eipg UpIAuds nothing below Good Ordinary tppe' ~
Gal on The bs, Mddlns orleans no'hllg oH oeoo
Oriinsry deliverable and July 81 osL uo nnT
To-. M6pgs pupe March, Sl do d0 aeh'efAne June Ana
Jnv AZ gG market for Yarns ana fAD -
aruer anda nsd il demanded which on'eIs ru'e'
LoSpoS Apn 2l.-Talow, 81 6G3 per ena q, 4, a., Gaia,
LONDON April 2l-Evening-LlnseeI oh' ~No'I ' SPi'''
Tuuentine, 81 i3G3lI6 Pcvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
cDTTDS MARKRTA

LorlsvlIIE April 2l.-Coton quiet; Mddiug, 1886 -
2ltOttOn aud uomlnaIi hIflns lb'i-
net receipts 6S Gas exports coaSe $50 bae stock IO39
bales ,,.,.,- ga, - ...,.
Q37 bA sale bales: siccE. 6.OU0 bAes.
CiScSsArI Apn 2l.Coion ffus Mtahns l7ci receipts,
no bGes: shipments, 1853 bales stock, IL I49 bales
April 2l.Cotion dull Md1iug II lec; Low Md
ding ICl4 Good Ortinsr 1jc go bales
,eeeItt exports l20 balesi 80 bales
TO spinner II o bales; soek. 7,6ss bales: 49, -
SAvANxAH Apnl 2l-Cool Mdihng 1C7s- net receipts
sos gross 693 bales exports TO tie e0hlent Iaol bbes
100 baios Euok. 36,3lO bales
2C firm and unchanged; Mtdlng 1886
recipe Al bales shipments 1908 bales ssles, 2j2 bales.
G.IygTos April 2lCotton firm At Quotations. Good Ordinary
l7l receipts 40 bsies exports, ooastwse
ZOE ta; sales evening 1900 bal siocA, 49, u baes
oeps aes exports oOaie 1913 bales sales, 200 bae
kEwoRLRass April 2l.-Cot,on quiet; Mdihng l74c; Low
hadng I6asc. Good Ordinary 70 t4c OniuAy Is s;
oep, 56l bales; ZOUU bales; llt evening"
1900 bales stock, l67,S55 bales 49,. -
dug 6 Ordinary, l54al6ci reeeirt. 9j3 bales
exports, GreA Britain 232 ba!esi sales, zoo baes stock
"a slU bses
PHmApYIPHiA April 2l-coon Guiet aidhng. 17sie gross
receipts. ll9 bses -.
seerf aua hdilpg lG4Glb Ac receipts zoo bales
S3J bales; stock 3S,91S b1ies
Auer,Tl ami 2l.Coiiop quiet and steady Mtnng l6ie
net receipIs 27e bale, sales, l9e bales.
Election and frn hfdhng, lie
POI hale exports, ooas;Sse 927 bales;
Aaes 800 bales ,.siOet, 1866 bAes
WOOL MARKET
ppnAprIrnr. Apn 2l-wool quiet but srm quotations IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

AGO p, Mesiesn % n 92te, gold they 800 Or. Me,
sp Kps 10 n private 1000 DIR, Aacspu q y No. pnvse
ssas, Zoo Dry California Kps So shve 40 n gns 400 Dry
sx,es Kips 10 r. private 1850 scnhern 10 10 ~
,sss veins; S26 PayA 20 n, private SOY Wv w ,nne,
5000 sassss 20 n sS.sy, 99..s .er%s 20 bale.
CaIcasa Cow. Ia n, private terms na 200 n,y Ruspos
The sOi hand a S'es Dry Mop,evidso "a 500
py 10 Gr.nc 600 Dry el0O Dry sssesa 'ns wse
6OO Dry and Sailed Southern i0OV " 49," 81
ssts ios 200 HIDES and 500 bale CssS,s Gov and d4I % &
-. s,os is72 900 Hides and 80 bales last iSnai
.sne ~ me s7I iS9 Hide and oiO bales b INC N.,.
h with fair jobhing trade sales eees
a. 80 ~ Al S0dS oher Kinds are quiet MADRAS 500 IN
IN an, w. ~ r. ~ Is ag Oc, andM Manila at 65aS5e
IRIrH4R-There better demand for heces hgh,
from manufacturers the stock Of middle and hesy "eshs
Ega.,iSe Oak continues fair demand at quota'or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

WHIsKY-M.rie again and sales Of 800 bbls at 90
G96Lc
woOL-The quiet and but little mproyement noted
dull the weather also hvng BEEN uhi,yoee for business
shAi Nool been sold Prees hoseVeT Tor
os are nsuaned Boston hear OF sale OF
200 bale, Cape foIpo Canada about Gle cold Ia bond
oas bring aboat the cost OF i'm
yoos The Californian market has been an eHete aud 'eses
quote CLIP at 70 gold Tor
choice lots sales made heh "a goo but these
The lot " the arrived last az bo
informed sold IS % choice
37e viii BE- observed considerable sales have
California We
james Lynch will proImo his
The Wool mostly conferred sboo, Dusoe and Rse'ts
Since Pnday made the following 5000
Yesoss 90 private 10000 State fleeee private
5000 Saper Pned AZ 60OO d. at 45e 80 bags do
xIa47e 80 private $500 n Mera Pulled
private terms 5000 Tubwasbed At See 300 Secured zoe
bsgs Medium bales spring California
Free Fab California from 23d27e;
10000 n d. private 900 % Do At 2oe $1,000 70 do
fBurry) private from % d20 IL bales do
<Bany At alss 5000 Oregon q. S4e 900 Wssn Ie,s:
$1,000 do in bond for Canals Oh psVaie terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 81, Is7L

General DrscsoaI
Send sa and
eeca Pat s,ehs good orj Al attractive look
tpanen And oss where dirty package soveny
lA Psf TIE VIII aos The
beBs change shout lea Of clean with
MAIL PLAINLY viii posat-a plate
The boz o. eok ftsnng hs amount Send letter tie
uanrs The lat
ebosh Be to
- thai yolT in demand -
BEANS AND PEAS.
Rssp1 foT the veef 6<7 bbs; last vtei ut
st ssne vssi year 647 be BIOOrs beans IS bb Re
s .f pess past vee ~ $50 buh exports peas AIS bush
Ssssps have materially fallen o. bu tie fac, pcea
me srpor trade unusually qaisi ane the
$3.50 Os.slas ratst fof Rsdisn OF naffews are As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

was fair and prices fully sustained No reay nn snd Ia
offered 6d7e y 10 Tor enpeu sne 40 al
Sig. for unsbon, with couple Of carloads OF un'''
So. On .,.,,ye
y No. 1853 do. 81 a 10. Al si.&J 259 do l2S 10 - 81
DO earngs 81 10 at &c. and "a 40 Oh a. average NJ 90 lS
Iames kim sold ais sheep w 70 1no NJ -,
a, loo M, lis clipped DO 1903 u, SO 80 and DO do io ID "
7c " H. with 50 Of the lot o.t. h.., ia ID average
Jodd Buckingham sold 1853 clipped Ono snoep - " - -
7c q H. 305 unshorn do, 80 10 a. 20 -. al AT FoIef
and ali consigned ,anghsr.rs Zone heavy and coarse
cninu A 1San
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HHwYoRK April 2i-BKEyksSo ard trade 10 beef
cattle Dressed beef sAs not e bot selling fairy at le NJ
Mics CoxsWibOut additional receipts
dealers quoted afvnoe o. Aboat SO bead heCsbe sold 10
calves s50d$70 Leader sold for $50 for s7o,
ana for $40 BOye sold for 500 and AZ $40 eseh
LysReep go head and the barely steady
fuse y mill fed state
ves freely offered at 72de " Tburson sold III Mount Hoey
calves, $50 70 200 10 each, at &C.
IA 2l23 demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

sOAP-The inquiry CASTLE hgt and te maktt sitsdF
ssles Msrseils lots at 9Ssd9
active safes Of 40 t CITY FOR NAY
delivery IL &c 240 Western SPOT al IL 5-l0d zc
AM 90 ties. al IL 5-l6c
SuGARs1bere active market ior Raw sugars to-day AZ
arm Aggreatng 900 bids for specua
7sd7 Good RehDng and Saedo's for do
Ceunfa> 600 and 600 RtDeo
unchanged at HArds sBd 94Q9e for Soft White
TALLOW firm and fairly OF 80 bids City al and
$4,000 10 ou-OftowA stock al "a az 1916 ...
ToBACCoKeDtucy Leaf dull and Unchanged sales Of l75 Lhds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22


port Steamer BRIDGEPORT as before.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LIMB TO THB WBSr-Pssenger and Freight
foot Of Liberty st. Connects at Somerve WITH
South Branch Junction with Delaware LsctawannA
Division Valley Railroad Direct line to Harrisburg
Pittsburgh Central Pennsylvania and hewIorr
State uurpp ,pp.yopupyr
Commencing Dec. j, lS73-Lesve hew FORK a. follows' -
6:15 mkEvs TRAM for Baston. Bethlehem. Bath Aneptown
Hanch Chsns, Tsmaqua Wikesbarre, Scranton, &c
6 am.-Hsy Train for Psnaeh.
7AmWay Train for Pennington Bson Belyiee Manch Chunk
Wikesbare PSon Mahanoy City Mt Carmel HaEeon, Junk.
hsnnoek Tosanda Waverey &c Connect at Junction with De
m-MoRsIsa BxPREss daily Except sundays Rop Allen
town West Connects SOmerye for Fleming
tom Rason Mauch Chunk tamaqua Wkesbae Scranton.
Towanis WaYe &C. with through Danyle Wansport
IO3Oa m-wsy Train
l24O m-RxPREss for bennington Raston, Bath Allentown
City HasoD Wkesbarre Read
ing Columbia Lancaster, Bphrsta. Pottsville Harrisburg &c
m.-Way Tram for Bas0n Alentown, and Bolyi1erA
$3.50 p m.-WsT Train for Panheh
mWay Train for Bas'on Allentown and Mauch Chunk Con
,erts AZ Junction With Del. Laeh and West X. r.
s:3O D. m.-Way Tram for Somerulle and Pennington
6p.m.-Way Train tor Somervlle
b.l5 m.-Way Train for Panheh.
town. Reading Harrisburg. Pittsburgh Chicago, nc.
6 D. m-WSv Train for Somervie.
GAO .. m--Por Plainfeh.
7:30 p m.-iEmigantl-PorE astcn
OILS D. m-Way rrain for Someryiue
FOR Elisabeth a. 5i5 s. 40 T. 1880, 8, s;45 $50 1890
lib, 1240 2;So5 o s. s;S9 5;f2; .; 4:iS
S'lo' lV'0o lH4'p@ RB KICKER supt and Eng
IL = R.tnvrx General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
IL. 2. BALDWIN, General Passenger Ageut
CRIE Y-WINTER ARRANGE

ME hAlLW Al w IN
bers-st Depot (Por 23i.si. note below.)
900 m-Cinennal Chicago Day Express DrsyissRoon
Cosehes Buffalo sleeping Coaches to destination ,,
lO:45 m-Exprs Mail for Buffalo and Niagara fal Sleeping
ID Daiy-Pscsc Express to the Sleeping Coaches
without change
PoT Jern, 90 900 1000 and lo46 AGO. 1880 and
sdI.towp 500 1880 900 1000 and l0:45 n s45
eonSee, with New-Yo and osvego Midland Railroad.
Roniout and Kingston, 300 a m and 80 p ooo
345 400 1850 and TOO 0.
EenbaGsh. 1850. 8 and IO:45 m. $3.50 and 4;3Opm
sunerp $40 1880. 1890 and lO45 a 345. g. g.
$780, ~ and III 80 =, 80
40 HSPosg Aatsd a and s Es"',s s Fl go
Paterson IS 6i6 Z, T. 1870 10, 1000, 10:45, i1:3o
A. M II noon 'l:46 1915. 3:45 445. 5;l5 g. $780, II,
81: 1850 go sS o4S ana ana Il ssS'. 1 G@ s
ana rs: so D. NJ and IL Saturday nights oniy. . - . - a.
pf5t and r s 80 ioO aSG 10 1880 L
Hldse fackensscs and WS Sl5 and S:45 l. J, T. s.
and D. and II SATURDAY nights only; ~ >, a.. 70,
$50 and '7:4b D. m. and IL SATURDAY nights only.
Cresskn 49, and $3.50 1880 3:15 4l5, 5:3O, $3.50
and '745 D. and IL SATURDAY. nights only al, ,. xso
spsrkh, 8. 10. and $3.50 1880 1915, Alb, 44o, o3o
$50 t7;4b p m and ~ Saturday nights only - - .,, soo
Permoat Nyack s. 49, anu 930a 1880 3l5 4:4o a;3o
$50, t7:45 .. m. ami IL saunisy nights Only
Spring VALLEY and Way. @ and 93Oa m 445 p m -, L.,
NoTR-Trains leaving Chambenst even or hn noun eae
Tventyhtst Is minutes earlier than above time trains e.yns
Twenty hds at 1880 and 1880 M eo0neen1S
leaving ChamDerst hours The m and IL
midnight trains start from Ch'mbersst only d. -, s,.
orders for the checking and transfer o.
Baggage be lett at the CompAnys ohees-i ozs na 90
Brosdwa twenty Gthst and Ihrdavsi
Court Brooslyn Dspots and oil Agents a. as
principal hotels ,srnc.v.oD,v
'Daly. 40 - lSGndar oolyi p A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

fan stretch prices, and are bse as @e ~, nave w
70 effect NIL and nomn red Kidney sace
LARGELY wanted The price SanadSn peas are easy WIN sn
without large business We quotel 40 ,oaeo an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
a. = 000 OR $4,000 to LOAN on private
sDD.NJsJO dwellings or store property 10 this city -
RIGFLOW 4 LOCKWOOD 5l1 Pine-sL, Room IL
CINCINNATI CRY LOAN.
The AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAsk
o. IOa Upo.nw.y Srv.YORK April 20, 1874.

The AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
No. 1923 BROADWAY, NETWORK, April 20 1914.
THIS BANK HAS CONSENTED TO RECEIVE SEALED PRO
pos,Ls for ONE MILLION DOLLARS 1880 BONDS or THE CITY
OF CINCINNATI reteembe 1902 principal and interest payable
A. tn, b,ul in accordance with the annexed advertisements
B not under par will be opened the 10th
May pror, at IL O'Clock N. u,,,aox c,,.
CINCINNATI April 10, 1874
The undersigned Board Of Trustees appointed for that purpose onr
for sale ONE MILLION DOLLARS Of the Coupon Bonds OF the CITY
Of Cincinnati bearing 100 interest payable semiannua at
the American Exchange Bank in NwYork These bonds are
mart an issue Of authorized be made By this city for
the construction railroad connecting with the States Immediately
soph from has been in Isolated but which,
when completed will add largely TO its wealth and pOpuion
law under which Cincinnati Issues hese bond mas
been decisions Of the Supreme Court Of oho Tue
Court Of last resort ,o,o ooo -. ,.-..,u
additional surrounding IT, and by It's natural
growth II, population and that Of towns immediately adjacent
NOT 320O 900 Its taxable property IS S2OOOOOUOO be
property directly owned BY worth from SlSOOOOOO to S%OoO
600 Indebtedness less than S7OOOOOo Its annual e1
penses about 600 including interest on its debt
facts Ia view the bonds proposed viii form aVerg hrtes
investment.
and which the road the holders OF ese
lien the entire road that they CON-
both Of mortgage and OF a city DEBT
respecting this be had upon appaon AZ
the National Bank through which the bonds are
offered for sale. ,,,,,s o,yvyuoon
WILLIAM HOOPER,
Trusteea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDS'

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILRoADAer NOV. z, 1873 through trains vii
ave Grand Cent
500 a. m Chicago and Northern Express with dswingroom
10 aud st. Adams.
Express with trawnsrOOm ears to R0ch
Buffalo,
m and Troy Erpress Saturdays only.
400 Montreal Express with sleepisgcas from Fewfork TO
st. Adams
600 m Express Daily With seepnseaIs for was0wn and
800 Pacific Express Daily with seepngc for Rochester
Buffalo and Niagara Falls also for Chicago via both AID e
IIoO n m Express with sleeping Troy and Albany
way '@ X. KBNDRICK,
General Passenger Agent
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The splen-
steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Al foot Cspas,
UAII,Y gundsys %. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

Hogded have been greatly favored BY The wther and
lod
I2l2e PRIME Spring lambs S6 head Not tncnsb
light pork coming make quotations Of service tiee OF oh
past 927 bacon III pigs beef l554 Co. pork ga
tes. lard
market shows improvement for the pa' few cay, h1i %
above al beat pces Qpos
tous during Harlem Railroad platform iooys
Ami Ia 81 rs; April l5 81 80; AIn lt 81 So Apni Y 81
Ami 81 u.s. Apnl 10 81 3d. April 90 81 70 Average II " 2
y can Of 40 quarts
POULTRY AND GAME.
The supply dressed only moderate but quite equs pres.
wants trade Pigeons Spring call Of much the m
retailer. Spng Chictens 81 5O0Sl 10 y
pair Prime small fresh killed TURKEYS quoted about
ske zoe beng Philadelphia fowls 2lo Qos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22


PYTROLEuM-Fo Refined the msrk continued inactive though
Arm for delivery; Ice for first half May Cases
In request 200 NsphhA doll and nominal
quoted decidedly under the reports
for period dealers apart in their views
hoSeyer reported; quoted nonnA at 70
7lc for prompt delivery ard 7esd1c, May Shipping Crude
sdll4c The Primary markets we're generally quoted
insve 81 sJd$l 90 ParkeT Al Philadelphia the market
quiet and nm At 5Ssc., April, and l5s4dl6e. May.
PRONONhe Pork market stronger and quite setye Tor the
future regular 800 bbA at 10 for Old Mess
sI7 for New Mes s4 rs $50 for ShFar Clear for future
1000 bb for May at $l7 1000 bbls do for
Jane 600 bills do, for July $l7 40 Beef Is
moderate Obbng demand aud steady sales OF 80 bb 81 SIO0Sz
for Plain Mess el2 5Od$l3 rs Extra Mess SIG for Packet
srce Beef is quiet Beef Hams steady Ont Meats
of 400 Western peke Hams
400 Hams city Cut a. l POO Smoked est
400 Pked AZ a. 10000 10 Picked Bellies ~ average, at
D6 M boes Bellies 20 average at i 20 boxes ~ 10 aver
sales OF on AZ
1OdO Long CeST,snd lO for Short GEAR
sood demand; 100 bills and % at 1O for No. ear
f0i.d IO3 Tor CITY; 10 for Fair 10 Prime Steam; aud IO2D
1oeI6c Tor Kettle Rendered; 500 Refined AT lOAei loO ts
Kettle of grade for future delivery hssfoi d9O ioi
All a, f0a 10 &C. $50 tes for MAY At 10 &c. 1900 ties,
jr Jane at 7l6dl0 1000 tea Prime at Chicago ioI 'hn
RiCEh was good In RsngoOp to-day with The sales
Of zoo bags bond, 3r, go there was also lar trade
dSS4 for Louisiana and Caohhs ~ ID QuSv h@n
coon, Z sal ". currency, duty paid- 81, -, ..-...
sKlEs-Tbere demand Goat
changed the cepts 12 baes Curacao
bss Porto Cbeo us bales Aspnwa bale Beie rs bales Tam
fsss Buenos 80 bales Phyta so bales hetcan ano IA bes
.ss on private terms The market for Deer Skins has been quiet
and ces remain The receipts have been ~ bales Para
bale Coraolo 2s bales Porto Csbelo "a bales AspnTa bales
.esss sales $500 Para 800 TuIO and 1880 Vera
lruxo on rriys We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

NETWORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HAM
~ FORM RAIIROAD.-Eew.Yorss and New Haven Dunon
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV ~. 1879
Grand Central Depot karasee On
Forty-s
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORh =, "A,
Trains for New Hayes 700 (Aecnl zoo sIe sVs
iAee nl 1000 III 1900 (Aeeu 900 Bt thil 800
tAesn .3s and 5l0ILoea $40 kn AMI 81 ssIl TOO
For South Horsst 705S:05 900 1900 m, EOo ~ SW
sos 43s 6l0 6S5 s:lo 81 For stanford ~ "a
pO6 1910 a. 300 100 223 aud 3VO (hih S''o LOO
4:4I. $40, $40. e:3S 1870 BIO Gl0 p N
Boston sIDress via Springfield sos and 1000 600 and oo
PIN via Shore Line and 9;lO ~ he oOo ma lOs.
300 9,0p STOPPING at st.niord hors asS %
port The S:Ob connect WITH tralns % sg
Dv,on for ProvAsocs the Conn Vaey say %
m and 300 M connect Shore Line Dnson Tor ha
Eev.aven and Eortha npton K r. at NewHVe1. SUD IVov
m and 1900 noon trains with Conn., River sngnse
and The sos l;OO and oov M
and Ae s:O5 A M and SVV
with Housaonlc Railroad Bridgeport The 500 ana So n
400 and b.lO D. m Dsnbury Norak az 30 Nofw na
the sos m l:OO AMI b'l0 With FeHOsnaao hioa' %
STANFORD = ..-.i. o.1c /, 80
cars 90 Day Express and seepnscan on Night sr
feis. can be Ticket oaee Of co@g,. a. oI.ns Cen
,,a uon.s and C0urst Brooklyn Who nh also
oh ell baggage residence 10 desnnaacn S =, A a.o.
ro iafnsf '"iO' JOHS I. MOODY. SupL Of N. T. DIV
Il Genl NsS-hayen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22


amount OF Bonds and Nhst Lea OF
demp ar, and the pce per Que hundred doa neOi
o roso.s should be sealed Endorsed Proposals for New
yo County Bonds noed In second envelope addressed 70 sne
tn % is reserved the part Of the Comptroller TO reject am OF
al n the bids judgment the interests VI the County require IL
For an paiu'u ' '' ANDREW IT, GREEN Comptroller
r,v a, New York Department Of Finance Comptrolers once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22

Hemioei........ 81 03l Iost............ 90 3s
IphBBR demand has her improved for leading kinds bat
-, have no prices look for until we have
sne policy Southern yellow Pine more plenty and
sader
9BTALs-The ngo Copper s light and valnes
about 1ouOO
mostly At the inside pree New sheath
steady Bolts Braaers 35c Bronze and eos
Metal 2ie NJ Bolts 30c net cash Scotch Pig Iron
dull ard irregular Bghnion held $50 60i Cotness weak an Is
offered al S39 Pig quiet and prices unae We
quot No s34dS35, and No 81 1888 Pig Lead aa
nomnAly unehngea
6iae; Ordinary Foreign 6d6' ana ksbned az e. Al goo
sssd Sheet and Pipe Se and I'm lne1
P,p IL less 10 per Foreign speer Gull spa
nominal al 6ad6c gold; Western selling 10 small way
sought after ana under the
favorable London holders very t sales
200 slsb Straits nc; 800 do Straits at pc closing 81 "a ;
90 tons English f. 2lh024e aud 70 tons 90 RENEE =.
22d22% all gold 10 Plates there Tsther hner ons Anu
dull we quote: