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The New York herald., 1874-11-12
BLOODY ASSAULT ON SHIPBoARD.
White Scamcn on tho Pncketship Ne
tune Attempt to Murder q Negro Boa

White seamcn on tho Packetship Nep-
tune Attempt to Murder n Negro Boat
swain.
The ship Neptune, Of the BLACK Ball line, which
left Liverpool. England, October 10, Tor New York,
with crew OF twenty-four men, about half OF
whom were negroes and the remainder English,
Irish and Germans. Captain Spencer, commsndey
Of the Neptune, promoted one OF the seamen,
stephen A. Smith, to be boatswain. Smith, being
black man and determined upon making his
authority felt by his subordinates on decK and in
tue forecaste, became very unpopular with the
white sailors, who threatened vengeance upon
the first opportunity that might present itself.
On the night OF October 20, while Boatswain Smith
was asleep. in his bunk, some one attempted 10
murder him BY striking him on the
head with an axe. He received two severe blows
on the side OF the head and one on the left wrist,
almost severing his hand. Captain Ferry, OF the
Third precinct police OF Brooklyn, hearing OF the
analr, yesterday sent to New York, where the
Neptune Is lying at pier II East River, ana, upon
investigation, found that the particulars, as
above stated, were correct He thereupon caused
the arrest OF the entire crew, and mad them con-
veyed to the Butler street station house, where
they are held with the hope OF 1ndlng ont the
man who committed the murderous assault.
Smith Is lying At the Long Island College Hospital,
Henry street, In very precariOuS condition.
The New York herald., 1874-11-12
SUPREME OOURT-CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company va. FoW-
ler.-Motlon denied Memorandum.
Smith VS.. Cars.-Mem0randum.
BY Judge DonOhue.
Gilchrist vs. Carrngton.-Granted.
Achesm w. Achesm.-Ah0wance granted.
Matter OF Isaac L. Kip.-0rder granted.
Elias vs.. Elias-MotOn denied.
Lorimer VS.. Lorimer.-Motion denied.
Willets vs.. FIsher.-Mem0randum.
Denckla va. Golden State Wine C0mpany.-Ref-
erence ordered.
Matter of Wilzlnskie. granted.
Equitable Life Assurance Company va. Hawkes.
Judgment granted
Becker VS.. Lisweil-Memorandum
Weber vs.. er.-MemOrandum.
World Mutual Lille Insurance Company vs..
C0hen.-Motion denied. Memorandum.
Hendricks vs. IpgersOll.-MemOrandum
Ottendorfer Vs. Klein.-Order granted.
Disbrow vs.. JacObs.-MotiOn denied.
Selling va. ClaudlO.-MOtion denied.
McAlster vs.. s.Cohen.-Mem0randum.
Matter OF Stevens.-Order granted.
Gedney vs. SOnnelle--Order granted.
Smith va Hazlett.-MottOn denied.
The New York herald., 1874-11-12
BANKRUPTCY.

In the United States District Court yesterday
Judge Blatchlord rendered decision in the mat
ter Of Edward Hagan, bankrupt. Charles D.
Hagan and others fled claims against the estate.
Some of the claimants were children. and their
claims were verified by their mother, Margaret ".
Hagan. The proceedings took place before Regis
ter Williams, ana in these proceedings the as
eignee alleged that the verllcation was INSULT
Ctent. The question was referred to the Judge on
the suffctency OF the verifcation, and he has de-
cIded that as the mother is, as trustee fOr the
children, the claimant against the bankrupt's es-
tate, her verldcation OF the claim as such trustee
Is sufficient.
The New York herald., 1874-11-12
BUSINESS IN TIE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEOIAL TENN.
John Foley Against Ex-Chamber rlain
Palmer.

Sonn Foley Against Ex-Chambe rlain
Palmer.
Before Judge Van Brunt
Tnere was lengthy argument IN this Court yes.
terday IN the action brought by Mr.. John Foley
against ex-Cnamberlain Palmer, Comptroller
Green, the Mayor and the Broadway and Tenth
National banks, to come up on the demurrer of
the Chamberlain and the banks Mr.. A. r. Dyett
appearing for Mr.. Foley and Mr. H. Field for the
defendants. This action was commenced in Janu.
AIRY, 1873, and on 1t, as will be RENE pered an In.
junction was sustained by Judge Barrett pro.
hbltng the Chamberlain and the banks from
using or paying out any interest on the deposits
OF the city and county moneys except on warrants
OF the Mayor, countersigned by the Comptroller,
the banks and the Chamberlain claiming thai tha
city was not entitled as of right to the
interest, but that IL was paid whenever paId, bv
the banks to the chamberlain as an act OF Qener-
0sty on his part, and that ne had q right aa ha
did to keep the interest In q separate account Ia
his own credit instead or creditng Ii TO the &c
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INSPECTOR OF ELECTION ON TRIAL.

Michael Foley, who was republican inspector in
the Sixth Election district Of the Second Assembly
district during the election OF 1873, was next
placed on trial for alleged altering a ballot. A
witness named william Knight, who was a liberal
republican watcher. testified that he saw defend
ant take ballot on which the name "William
Walsh, for County Clerk" was pasted over the
name OF the republican candidate, Jacob M. Pat
ters0n. Jr. dtear OF the slip, thus altering it
from democratic to o republican vote. The trial
Will be resumed this morning.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER IT, SHEET

count OF the city. Tho plaintiff claims, under the
"Taxpayers Act'' Of 1872, that he has the same
night to maintain this action as the city hsd and
mat the banks were legally liable to pay interest
on deposits OF city and county moneys under the
express agreement made by them In 1867 with the
then Chamberlain and that that interest was an
Incident 20 the principal and belongs and should
be credited to the accounts OF the City and county
and not kept In q separate account and that the
Chamberlain, q public onicer, could not be per-
OF The city. Judge Van Brunt, at the close OF the
argument, tooK the papers, reserving MS de-
cisfOD.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. II, 1874.
In the Court Of Appeals November ONO. a.
George s. Wood, plaintin in error, vs. The People
OF the state; defendant In error; argument re.
sumed and concluded.
No. 3.-Eliza Van Schuyler, respondent vs.
Charlotte Muiiord ct al, appellant; argued BY j. O.
Cochrane Tor appellant and David Wood for re-
spondent.
No. 6.--Rachael Hoppock ct al, appellant. w.
John G. Tucker. jr., ct al, respondent; argued by
James f. Welch for appellant and John E. Parsons
for respondent; still on; adjourned.
:. The day calendar for Thursday Is as folows:-
Nos. g. IL, H. Is, 16, 18. 81 and 35.
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CITY COURT.
A Verdict for the City.

An action was brought in the City Court yester.
day, before Judge McCue, by W. Ii. McDonough to
recover from the city or Brooklyn sz24o which the
plaintiff claimed was due him for the execution OF
ward maps under contract with the Board or
City Works The defence was that the contract
had not been completed. verdict was rendered
for defendant. Johnston and strauss for plaintir;
Corporation Counsel Dewitt for defendant
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THE MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATIONS
made during the day we're contingent fund,
$25 600; incidental expenses, $40. 900; oifice
penses, 100000. the Missionary Advocate received
an appropriation OF 1000 last year to enable the
secretaries to supply II with Illustrations and dis
tribute II Rratuitously. They were to get SUBJ
scriptions where they could. but they secured only
$239 80. They received $247 II for advertising
The paper has q circulation OF $4,000 copies The
secretaries asked for similar appropriation for
this department. next year. Bishop Haven and
made well worth the subscription price, twenty
five cents year or five copies for 81. A motion
was made to appropriate $4,000 to enable the
secretaries to furnish the missionary news in the
regular church papers. and thus 40 away, alto
and the matter was referred TO q committee TO re.
mort thereon.
The New York herald., 1874-11-12
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Another East Side Robbery.

hMUSHcT E1SbI S1u0 1NODUcfys
Before Judge Wandeil.
AS MI. George Gutrie, fNo. 81 Columbia street,
was walking through Second street on Tuesday
night ne was approached by man named John
Flnlay. who snatched his watch and chain and
ran away. Mr.. Gutrie pursued the thief for sew
eral blocks, and finally succeeded In capturing
MIN. Finlay was handed over to the custody OF
On1cer Scott OF the Eleventh precinct, who
brought HIM before Judge Wandell yesterday.
The prisoner was fully committed In $1,000 bail to
answer at General Sessions.
A wtdc-awake Sergeant.
About ten O'Clock on Tuesday night procession
was passing the drug store No. 44o Tenth avenue.
Tha Hark in ha store went out on the walk TO .yley
The New York herald., 1874-11-12

IL. Sergeant James, Of the Essex Market Court
eqad, was standing few Ieet from the drug store
and saw two men rush In and attempt 70 carry
away the money drawer. The Sergeant was too
quick for them, however, and TOOK them both into
custody. On being searched at the station house
two picklocks were found on the person OF one or
the other, John Mannix. were found two
picklocks and pair OF nppers. They were ar
ratRned before Judge Wandell yesterday and Ser
lars tools against them. Green and Mannix
were both committed IN 81, 900 bail each 10 an
sWer.
Larceny or Handcart.
Ludwig Daik was arraigned, charged with steal
Ing handcart, valued at so. nom Louis Van
Hofem, OF Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue.
The cart was found IN the possession OF Dak, ana,
on being arrested, he ackn0 wledged MS guilt. He
was held In $500 bail TO answer.
The New York herald., 1874-11-12
PIFrY-sEvESTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Alleged False Prctences.
Before Judge OtterbourR.

Alleged False Prctences.
Before Judge Otterbourg
Judson G. Worth, tea merchant, OF No. 1s3 Duane
street. charged Philip Midas. grocer Of Shefneld
street, East New York, with obtaining $4,000
worth OF goods on false pretences. He gave the
accused the merchandise on credit because Midas
had represented himself as man OF abundant
means ana good business standing. The accused
30 far redeemed his promise to pay the s., 600
with the exception OF $500, which still remains
unpaid. Midas was held Tor trial In $1,000 ball.
burglary.
Frederick Zittel, No. 1.026 Third avenue, charged
James c. Keefe with breaking into the unoccupled
building No. 1856 East Seventy y-third street. and
stealing thereirom quantity or lead pipe. Keefe
was held Tor trial.
Pointing Pistol.
James Coye was held for trial on complaint Of
Henry Genstein, Of No. 462 West Fifty-second
street, grocer, for pointing at him a pistol and
threatening to shoot MIN. C0yle was q stranger
to the complainant and mis- only prOvocation was
an order IRON MIR. Glenstein to leave his premises
The New York herald., 1874-11-12
BROOKLYN COURT CALENDARs-TH1s DAY

CITY CoURr.-Nos. so. go. 22s, 49, 121. 10, 10, 14o
g. 49, 1913, ISL 11S, 12 29, 231 232 238 24, 235 l3
81, 81, 3S. AZ, 46, So, So, 63, 227.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
Decisl0n.

DecislOn.
By Judge Daily.
Semon Giuleman ct al. VS.. Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia steamship COmpany.-Case set
tied.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-01

TIE SEASON Why.

| The Gus stion IS daily asked ty Thousands O.
chr citizens. Why it is the IN I. Iittors have
| achieved such popularity with the public and
| have such an immense sale?' ii he rtas' is
| because they are al Old and web estaSlisfet!
| article, and are made from shc II TT choice
ier,3s anl roots: tbs Iaany vic have tisd them.
testify TO their beneficial qualities, and have no
hesitation in Recommending them 10 their
afflicted friends.
They are ACKNOWLEDGED 70 lie the best tonic
and recupcrato- known; they build 1p ths sys
tenn, and in-paIt strength 10 the We: i aid ~
hausted, and are 'Ldorst I'd E,eon-ntICtC Ny
our must eminent fhysiciaIs tas rtr certificates
On each bottlp. 10 those afflicted vita tAe
LysT epsia, lnGist stiun and Los Cf ATIeti,e, IS
: blood purifier they swp-ss al o,htr 50 Ca-tea
to.l:cs which have lately been placed in the
market.
No family slould be wi;Lor: them. Sold
everywhere.
L. ETSTEIN & Co,
so,e Trolr!,:urs, 5is Ircat s.,
r.,crI2-onl san francisco.
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f E w a z % !!
THE STATE OF nEHaDa.
b. Tic GigeEacr, 4 PIcGlsna!ior.

STATE or NEVADA.
EIECUTfyE l'EI,ATTa.ISr.
CAEsuS GiIY, March -, 1874.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-06
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, August 5.--Gold opened
at 81.
1917 A. M.-Cotton quiet and steady.
1858 A. M.--Gold %.
1880 A, NJ. Cotton generally held
higher. Middling Orleans l7ac; mid
ding Alabama, l7!c; middling uplands,
17sc; low middling, l64c; strict good or
binary, Ice; good ordinary, l5c; or
binary, lie.
1:i5 p. M.-Gold 81.
Exchange dull and dropping at S9l
@9O; sixtydays, s74@sS; commercial
sixty days, S44@S5I.
800 p. M.--Gold closed at 81.
LIVERPOOL, August 8, p. M.-Cotton
tirmer. Uplands, Sid; Orleans, Ssd
Sales $4,000 bales,
GALVESTON, August 5, ! | A. M.-Cot-
ton nominal. Good ordinary, ll3c;
middling uplands, l6sc.
Gold os@9i.
Hides easier. Dry selection, l00l0tc;
wet sailed, firmer at S@S!c; damaged,
half price.
NEW ORLEANS, August 5, II A. NJ
Cotton quiet Middling, uplands, l6ac
low middling, 164c; good ordinary, l4sc;
ordinary, llsc. Sales, 100 bales.
Exchange, 29l@3l; bank, 35! sight,
i@5-l6; commercial ! premium.
Gold, 9l@9I.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-06
STATE ITEMS.

The McLennan county democratic
convention met Saturday, and APP
pointed delegates to the congressional
convention. A resolution declaring
Colonel Mills to be the choice OF the
convention passed.
Colonel James Gillian, one of the
oldest and most highly esteemed of
our citizens, died at his residence, near
Savannah, In this county, on Monday,
the 9th instant, and was buried OH
Tuesday.-[Clarksville Standard.
There is to be big race on the Sher-
man track next Saturday afternoon at
three o'clock. The race will take
place between Blind Tom, of Sherman,
and Mr.. Henry Waterman's horse,
Lone Star, for 500. Mile heats, best
two in three.
The irouth OF the past ten days has
cut off the corn crop very much and
the yield will be light. The rains this
season have been quite partial in some
favored localities fair yield OF corn
will be made, but as ageneral thing
the crop of the county will be poor.
Cotton Is throwing off its forms and
needs rain very badly in all parts oil
the eounty.-[Granbury Vidette.
THE Corpus Christi Gazette, 18th
instant, SAYS: We notice that the wa
tiers Of the bay are full of dead fish Of
every species. Two years agoa similar
mortality appeared among the fnny
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IL Your Stomach Uneasy ,

Manyo dyspeplic Crwsus would be willing,
II IL said, 10 give half his wealth for an casy
stomach. II this Is a fact, why do amy OF our
"solid men" continue 10 endure the pangs of
mdigestlonY IN II not patent 10 the whole
community that Iiostetter's stomach Blt-
ters viii cure the worst case Of chronic dys-
pepsla In six or eight wceks' No occaSlon
for the expenditure ofhalf n fortune n few
dollars will suillce 10 accomplish the object.
surely, every man who II not "snnd blind
To the great unitarian facts Of the day must
know that this celebrated vegetably specific
promptly relieves all diseased conditions of
the stomach, liver, bowels and nervous sys.
TEN, restores their ylgor and impaFls regular
ny To their functions. In your oplgastrium
uneasy Is tho vulture, disease, gnnwlng at
your lIyer9 lfso, resort at once 10 the Bit.
tprs
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9 n. u TIT O III

The following notes were stolen from my
house on Monday night last:
one note drawn by Il. a. j.. Menczer, in fa-
vor of A. II shepherd or ofder (or bearer,
for $50 gold date, June I, 1873 due May /,
1874.
one note drawn by Mrs j. V, Elder in Ia
vor OF A IL. Shepherd or order for the sum
of 1875 gold, date, May 0 1871
one note drawn by W. {. Young and 7. a..
Kendall, in favor OF A. II. shepherd or bear
er for the sum OF 500 gold, dated March l.,
1879 due June |, 1872.
one note drawn by Mrs. Irene Crabb, In ia
vor of A, II. shepherd or ordertor bearer for
Sl75 gold, date, March !, 1873.
one note drawn By Mrs. Irene Crabb, In fn.
vor OF A. II. shepherd or order (or bearerl
for 500 gold, date, April 2, 1873, due April >,
ISL
An persons are cautioned against trading
for the above notes and the parties interest,"
ed are forbidden paying them TO any one but
myself
l5ldlt A. II, SHEPHERD.
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FOREIGN.

French Troops ON The spanish From
tier ordered 10 Prevent Cariists from
Crossing the boundary = iient ~ their
own Game.
LONDON, August 5.-rhe Americans
boat the English at cricket one hum
dred and seven to one hundred and
five, with several American wickets
standing.
PARIS, August Sit is said that the
French troops guarding the Spanish
frontier have been reinforced, and rig
orous measures ordered to prevent uni
formed Carlists from crossing the
boundary,
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Exciting Political Contest.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 5.-The
approaching county elections through
out the state are causing great deal
Of excitement, party lines in many
counties being closely drawn on ac-
count Of the civil rights bill. The con-
test In this county between the conscr-
vative aud democratic nominees on
one side and the independents on the
other, will it Is believed, cause bath
parties to have unionists and eX-con-
federates on their tickets.
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tribes, both In this and theupper buys.
Numerous theories are advanced " 10
the probable cause Of their death, but
nothing positive hasever been ELECTED,
one thing, however, we are satisfied
0f-the total unlllness OF fish for food
during the existence Of the evidently
wide spread disease
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TELEGRAPHIC.
special pI.ps,sh" to tho palI'. DAILY Herald,
STEAMER BURNED.
The SteamerPat Rodgers Burned
In the Ohio River.
Twenty Passengers Lose Their
Lives.

CINCINNATI, August 5,--rhe tele-
graph operator at Aurora, Indiana, re-
ports that the steamer Pat Rodgers
was burned this morning, one mile he
low Aurora, and about twenty lives
lost, the victims being principally Ia
dies, Further particulars expected
noon,
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lscecIlcr.

New York, August 5.-The Ply
mouth church committee will continue
to hear Moulton nnd Beecher's teSti-
mony, and will report probably Satur-
day night.
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Dead

LITTLE Rock, August 5.-Colonel ID.
G. Faulkner, author Of the "Arkansaw
Traveler,n is dead, aged scventy.one.
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Kentucky Election.

CINCINNATI, August 5.-Thc demo-
Gratis carry Kentucky by fifty thous-
and majority,
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Tllton Libel SHIT Dismissed.
Insane.

New YORK, August 5.-Judge Riley
has dismissed the Tilton libel suit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-06

PrrrsBURG, Pa, July 9.-Joln Leo
pold, who lost his wife and four children
by the recent food, is insane.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-06

CHICAGO, August 5.-rhe Atlantic
and Pacific insurance company is in
solvent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
m TI IL.

take pleasure IN stating 10 the insurlng
public of the city OF Dallas that my loss III
the late fire In Ia" city on the morning OF
June I'D, covered by insurance IN the Old
North State Insurance company, Of warren
ton, n. O., was promptly adjusted by e. d
Wollborn, general agent, and hHs this day
been paid. | unhesitatingly recommend the
general age, and said company 10 the con-
dence OF the people, ms prompt ana reliable.
bespeak u liberal patronage for him.
ljldlw q. NJ. SWtNK.
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ron wORK-Ietter Heads, Cards. CIRCULARS.
i nil Heads, Posters Lawyers Briefs, Pam
phlets and every kind OF lob. Printing
promptly executed at the Herald Office.
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NOTICE.
FRS? HATl1TA! aAIy

or Dallas, In the City of Dallas, In the county
of Dallas, and State Of Texas. has been duly
organized under and according TO the re.
auirenents Of the act OF congress entitled
dan act TO provide national currency, secured
by a pledge OF United States bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June 81, 1854, and has
complied with all the provisions Of said act
required TO be complied with before COM
mencing the business OF banking under said
act.
Now therefore, I, John jay Knox, comp
trolier of the currency, 40 iinrebv certify
the city Of Dallas, IN the ronnty Of Dallas,
and SLATE OF Texas, Is authuriged IN conf
mence the brsibtSs OF banking under the
act Aforesaid.
and seal OF office this 18th dag OF July, 1871.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
I3sd0el Comptroller Of CURRENCY.
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Law blanks Of every description, Cor sale
and printed 10 order, at this otIiee.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-14

There will be meeting of the Execu'
tive Committee Of the Stearns County Ag-
ricultural Society, at the Court House, in
the City of St. Cloud, on Friday, the goth
inst, at IL o'clock NJ, for the purpose of
taking action with reference to holding
fair for the current year, to wit: To de-
termine upou the time and place where
such fair shall be held, snd to determ
upon premium list, and to transact such
other business as may come before such
meeting. The Executive Committee is
composed of the following. gentlemen -
Albert Smith, 81. Cloud; E. L, Wright,
Sank Centre; s. A. Clifford, Clearwater
J. H. Locke, Fair Haven J. J. Getty, Get
ty; Edward Miller, Zion; Frank Arnold,
LIE Sank; A. B. oreely, Maine Prairie; T.
G. Mcclure, St. Cloud; J. M. Gilman,
Sank Centre and John Brakedeld, Avon.
The seat Of any member of said commit
tee not being present at said meeting will
be declared vacant, and will he filed by ap-
pointment. W. T. RIGBY,
P. LAMB, President.
Secretary. J. W. TENvooRDE,
st. Cloud, May IL, 1874. Treas.
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AAAKETDs
sr. CLOUD, Mny. 6, 1874
No. 1s.......s~s...s.s.s...... ......~.s
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NAH X ETN,

Some neroh ants and buyers threw In
their commission, making the price no
sslts higher.
OAts-46s.
Cora, TO-
Rlsus-1xxx $5.5oao:se XXX oS.O
$50; * S4.e0a4.so per bssssl >.
1ssd-]l.7S s2.00per swt.
Coranssl-$2.76.
6herts loo.
Bssa-$lo pr tea; Coz PER ut.
Eees-loe.
Butte. ranges ft,n 20 t. ~ nd W.
scarce.
Potatsss-60soos.
Green alplss-46.soaS.oo pr barrel
80 psr peck.
cr.absrriss, $2.so.s. 90 per bu.h.l; Is.
per quart.
Onions-1.ooe LAO per b1sAe.
asasy-2os2ee per Ieuad.
Maple suea,-l6a2oo.
Cabbsge-$s psr hundred.
Beans, $1.eos$2.o 90 per bsshsl.
Chssse-16a2os per pound.
Hsy-$6.oose.0o Per ton.
Country Aams-los12}s psr h.
Sugar cured hsms-20e.
Dried eset- -aoe.
Weod-$8.Soa4.60 per ssrd.
Wool-Fleess washed, s0aaes
unvsshsd, 2vs26s.
Tub washed, 85s4ls.
Bsef-On foot, SIC to 40; retailing, 81
l2e3 per pound.
Vsal-7ass dressed; retailing, 1o.l23s
Per pound.
hutton-snfsot, as4e; retailing sal23e
per pound.
Pork so dressed; retailing, ea122a
Mess pork, $500 per barrel.
Chiokens-7al2}e perth.
AllvAux1s, Nay rs
Whess-$1 - for Nell.
Osts-46
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