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New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
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TsTRANAHAN-on THURSDAY Sept 10 the Bast 10
formed Church by HaeAd Carroll Caaes A. Gilbert
M Of ID. q. Stanahsn. both VI brooklyn
MARsHALI-VAN VALKBNBURGH-At Ghent n T.. Wednesday,
o. a. TOmluson lhO h. MArsnau of Broox
lyn 20 Vaenbugh tue residence Of the Die fihe
Stephen Van VslkenburLh.
MLLs-JAMES-On 4ursay ASg 90 the weAeysn Methodist
Church cdch by the Rev Richard Eani assisted BY the Rev
T. Leach Mills Of Brooklyn ~ T.. 10 Sarah Jane tnrd
Arthur James, of brunswick House hedcn In
gland. No cards
MOMMRR-SCHACK-0n Thursday. Sept 10, Of ST. Matthew's
Church. BroOme and BALAbetBs BY the Rev hdpet.
Mommer VI Paris France Ida Marie oaT daughter
OF Fred. Scback. No cards
Norwood NewJersey Sept TO- 1874 By Rev
O. b. Wilcox Charles PECK o Anna l.. Bristol.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New York Sept 10 By ths Rev
W. Geyer Felix RegenIanI of HswYo Augusta Aecbior
Philadelphia Penn.
ROOT-BALIOn Wednesday Sept bV the Rev Joseph Duryss
d. Of No. O7U 81 harks
place Brooklyn john Root Of Hartford COan to sue a. ban
o. BrOOA No
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
THE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.

Primaries for the election of delegates to the
Democratic state Convention aeld Thursday night
at North Brunswick, n. j.
Democratic primaries for the election OF
delegates to the State Gubernauona Convention were
held at NewBrunswick, N. J., last night Fifteen rep
resentatlyes were ehOsen.
The Democrats Of the Ist Assembly District
OF Weschester County comprising the City Of YOnkers
and the town of westchestcr and the late towns OF
Morrisania West Farms and Kngsoridge. now consti-
tuting the XXIIId aud AXYIth Wards OF tins City,
will hold convention al Morrisania this afternoon for
purpose OF choosing three delegates To the state Con-
yentlOn.
The XXth Assembly District Republican
Association held a meeting at No I56 East FifLyfourth
st. last night with Charles H. Wilson the chair. The
following nominated for delegates TO the Utica
Convention: George Opdyke. James K. Davis, Louis j.
Philips, A. j. Dlitenhofrr, Elliott + shepard, william
Marsh Philip Mcmahon, Charles Ii. Wilson.
At the Richmond County Democratic Con-
yentlon, held at the Courthouse In Richmond yester
day following chosen delegates TO the State
Convention at SYRACUSE From CastletOn. Frank Nc
Eroy; Mddletowu. Frederick White; southneld. Sam
ue K Brick IT, the slternates Cornelius e. Ells
OF Westheld christopher jones ard Joseph Heath OF
Northneid The delegates TO the Judiciary Convention
George Ellis OF West1eld John g. Vaughn Of South
neld, and August Prentice OF Castlet0n.
Conventions were held last night in the
Assembly districts Of Kings County, aud the following
delegates were elected Democratic State Conven
sions which will meet at Syracuse on Sept le:
l. Jos y. Craig Hugh Mclaughlin John Pybun IL Hugh Nc
LAlghin K BALDWIN JAS r. Dion ILL., ThOA Knse Tbos
Rorn Roche ~. John Demar John g. Sehumaksr
VI joan RsSe DANIEL aHs.. J.s EeG.a Vii Joan
iodBey ThursbT, Cha4 l. LJon. Will Dr. Jos Psy,
symsn Lawrence WhltehL * Geo. q. Herman, hishss C.
FinRigAn, John Z. Jacobs
An enthusiastic meeting of the XIVth AS
sembly District Republican Association held last
evening No % SAINT Mark'spaee, John II. Brady In
the chair Fully 400 persons present. The names
Of 30 new members were proposed and Is men signed
the roll. Stirring speeches we're made by Gen. Joseph
@. Pinckney Robert B. Boyd. James W Hawes, Thomas
w. Robertson and Others The following appointed
as delegates and aternates the Utica Republican
Convention: Dslegates-JOhn Ii. Brady. Robert B.
Boyd. Alternates-H. q. Carter, August Kirk.
The Republicans of the XVIIth Assembly
District held meeting last evening at Fifsth-st and
Eighthave., NJ Inlay prssding Speeches were made
by Mr.. Irulay, Col Mason, President Of the regular
Republican Association. N. Appleton W. Berryman and
Others advising the young Of the district join
the organization and learn the workings Of political
machinery, SO TO be able TO udicOusly. The
avowed object of this Association Is to bring the
men OF the dfsr,r, together and induce join
TIE Gsnl..i RxsT, u = 9allaa taat 500 Rew peu
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
THE RECENT MYSTERIOUS RELEASE OF PRIs-
ONERS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-An investigation
had this afternoon before Judge Fnetter. IN the
OF Court Clerk Galt0n and Court Detective Eisen
hover, who charged with mlsdemeanor in aiding
IN the escape OF the prisoners Moore and Williams from
the prison van. Gen. McCandess counsel for the
prosecution, testified that Gaton told him the
prisoners discharged by Judge PaxsOn. and
referred him TO the Judge, who SAID that
he had no knowledge of any detainer having been
lodged or of any continuance taking the out Of he
twoterm rule. and that the application for the dis
charge OF the prisoners had made under the two
term rule. Court Officer Waterhouse, who brought the
prisoners up from jail. testified that he was met
at the door OF tho court by Eisenhower
who said that he had an order FOR the dis
charge Of the prisoners. Galton was standing at the
window and said It all right, let them CO." Mr.
that Eisenhower knew he counsel for the prison.
ers. and that there a detainer from Buffalo Dls
ctAtorney Mann, addressing the Court SAID there
NO detainer It only warrant from an alder
man 10 police officer Judge Finleter IN deciding 70
bind the defendants In $500 each Tor trall sad
10 was mainly discharge from a SPECIFIC onense
charged In bill OF Indictment and not DISCHARGE
from any other matter. Tie evidence dls-
closes the fact that Eisenhower induced the oeer 10
allow Moore and Williams 70 escape from the van ID tue
courtyard In this he aided by Cation, who said
THAT Is all right" It the duty OF the oncer 70
bring the prisoners into the Courthouse ana tlere de-
liver them into the custody OF the court ana us Oncers
Until this had been done he mad right 10 regard any
order for the discharge OF the prisoners unless specc
defendants. Judge Psxson s at present enjoying
vacation out Of town.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
NEBRASKA POLITICS.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONAL. TUxBUR
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR AND COL J. W. SAY
AGEFoR RooNGREss-sPECIE PAYMENTS DEMANDED

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NvENTIoN-A. TUAboHi
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR AND COL j. W. Saw
AGEFOR RCONGREss-sPECIE PAYMENTS DEMANDED
AND sUMPTUARY LAWS OPPOSED.
OMAHA Sept. 1.-THE Democratic otate
Convention assembled at Lincoln yesterday. Almost
every county the State represented IL was 'no
largest Democratic Convention ever held IN this Sea'o
The proceedings conducted with dignity COL d
W Savage OF Douglas nominated for Congress ana
A. Tuxbury for Governor. The platform adopted de-
clares:
First: For the resumption OF specie value az tne
of currency the resumption OF specie pay mee7
by the Government soon as possible without ulss
to the business interests OF the country, by steadily
opposing nhatiOn and for the payment OF the uaou"
Indebtedness In the money or the CIVILIZED world -
Second For individual liberty and opposition 10 sunp
tuary laws for free commerce ana NO srn eAcoP' io
Third: For rigid restriction Of government, both
State and National 10 its legitimate domain Oh ponlca
power by excluding therefrOm all executive ana les
atye ntermeddling with affIrs uf society, whereby
mOnOpOies fOsGered, privileged classes
aud individual freedom unnecessarily ana opP'eS''''
Fourth The right and duty Of the State to protect ts
citizens eXtOrlOn anu UNJUST "
Tifa That we appreciate the beneficial influence Of
railroads in developing the resources OF the country
and favor liberal legislation drection but only
on basis OF taxation equitable IN lis application JUN
to citizens and corporations. Ill
SlTh That we believe people are the source OF all
power, and that their WILL ami not the WISHES % y, ue Ia
party demagOgues, should govern alu lorn 'Ho '0"A
OASIS OF al republican governments
John A. Therty OF York County was nominated TOT
Secretary OF state. Robert Jordan OF Hail county was
nominated Treasurer. resolution introduced
pledging the Democratic party OF the state 10 as
countenance the removal of the State Capital except
through constitutional law OF legislative enactment
caused much discussion and confusion, and was nnay
referred After an informal ballot, Montgomery Ian
caster was nominated by accamaton for AttorneyGen
eral and the Convention adjourned sine die.
NOMINATIONS OF THE STATE TEMPERANCE CON-
VENTONs.
OMAHA, Sept 1.-THE State Temperance
Convention met at Lincon yesterday. Tne following
nominations were made:
For Congress-J. g. Miller.
Contingent C,ngrGssmai-J. r. Fairbanks.
Secretary OF Staite-J. schurzs.
State TreasureI-W. G. O!iIuger.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
LONG ISLAND FOREST FIRES.

Extensive fires in the woods, caused by the
extreme dryness resulting from the longconunued
drouth, have for several days been raging on Long
Island principally between the lines OF the South Side
and Long Island railroads in the neighborhood Of Med
ford Bellport snd Brentwood. An area Of more than
nve miles square mas already been burned over aud
mucn valuable timber and one or two barns and some
other outbudngs have been destroyed The residents
of the vicinity are making every EFFORT 10 stay the
prog OF the flames the leaves ana underbrush
are that task difficult one, and should
lgh wind spring mp s telling where sue devas-
tation viii stop. Probably the re viii NOS DE entirely
extinxuished before the Fal rains come ls origin IL
unknown. is supposed 70 have caught from spark
from a locomotive
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
THE VERMONT ELECTION.

NEARLY COMPLETE RETURNS FROM THE ENTIRE
sTATE-A COMPARISON WITH THE VOTE OF 1872.
The subjoined table gives the returns of the
recent Vermont election by countless and includes the
vote of all the the State except nine In 1872
these towns aggregate vote of s75 GIT for Cou-
verse Rep.), and 1913 for Gardner (DemJ The figures
given make Judge Pecks majority 2O5Ss and the official
returns will increase this by few hundreds. Gov.
julius Converses majority in 1872 was $685. and that OF
Gov Stewart in 1870 was 3O9 The heavy vote Of 1872
was due TO the excitement OF Presidential election. 1t
will be seen that Judge Pecks vote is substantially the
same as that and therefore, the usual party
q nnf
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

Mr. Tayo reported the case at Twenty Pre-
cinct STATIC house. but the coult not be found
Mias Nellie 'rdner OF No. Grove-st, awakened
from sleep as tuesday night and found a stand
Ing beside the be. with large knife In his hand Hs
told her that he yo d Kill her instantly n
any Outcry and taxi * some Bracelets valued st $50.
and some other artce left the room locking the door
behind him Miss Ga dner gave the police of tha
Twenty eighth Precinct description OF the negro The
fellow was arrested yester morning at Bedford snd
Ieroy- sta He rave his nam as Charles Hazard nr.
Tayl9r has idenTided him as n thief who robbed
81 Inst The prisoner "a taken before Justlos
Murray at the Jefferson Market oce Court who, ater
hearing the compIaints committed him N default VI
5000 bail on each charge.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE NATIONAL sPoRTsMEN's CONVENTION
AND TOURNAMENT.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept 11.-The attendance
at the tournament Of the sportsmens Association was
undminished to-day The shooting OF OF yesterdays
ties was first in order II. N. Sherman Of Wisconsin
won the third prize of s5 John Melvin OF st. Gather
ines Ont the fourth prize OF s5o e. G. Tanner OF
Oswego the fifth prize OF $40 and E. Pickwick OF
Canada won sixth prize OF s35. There were 50 en-
tries the regular match. and some REMARKABLY GOOD
scores were made the fourth squad OF eight killing 3
out OF BIRDS The ties will be snot on IN the morning
Bogardus Ward. and Close are here and VIII shoot TO-
morrow large portion OF the delegates TO the Ma
tona SpOrtsmen's Convention left for their homes to-
day well satisfied with what had been accomplished
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
MINOR POLITICAL NEWS.

AUBURN, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The Hon. Leonard
F Hardev Rep) present member or the Assembly from
the Ist District OF Cayuga was renominated to-day
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 1t.-The Democratic
State Central Committee Tonight nominated George Rix
of Wooster as candidate for the office OF Judge or the
Supreme Court for the snort term.
WAsHINGToNvILLE, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE
delegates toithe Republican State Convention from the
Ist Assembly District OF Orange County are Cha' T.
Titus Jeremiah Drew, A. b. Hasey, aud j. 7. G0odaL
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

at noon to-day The following COMMITTEES was sp-
pointed on the Liebig memorial: Paul Buof: New
York: John r. Hancock. Baltimore, Albert r. BERT
Chicago. the Committee act with the American Ex
ecutive Committee, OF which Prof. j. Lawrence Smith
OF Louisville Is President. A resolution ny
Mr. Hancock, TO the effect that patented pharmaceut-
cal apparatus shall nor, Ike patent medisines, DO
excluded from the consideration OF the Association, was
LAID on the table, resolution excluding foreign patent
or proprietary medicines and nostrums from cOnsdera-
ton by the Association unan4mOuslY adopted Tne
Convention adjourned TO meet in Boston the first Tues
day in September, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL AssoCIA-
TON.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE American Phar-
maeeutica Association held long session yesterday
but the proceedings developed little OF Importance the
time being consumed principally by the continuation Of
long series of queries. which. together with number
Of resolutions provoked general discussion on the
proper and the handling of medicines. After much
skrmishing between friends Of Boston and Toledo
former city decided the place OF holding
the geSt alpl Convention. The cenYepuon sdiessasa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEvORLEAS ,pt 1lPSar dal At 81 501sf Is es poabis
Ertra 81 81 9eSG ebe do 20 9s7 % for Cb~r DE-
Cora dull and scarce 97e r sEed 81 for mite Oats as ,a
d-nng 80 G62c Bran dali 81 Ola Hay ern tg7 foe
Choice Pork dan s25, cash Dry Sad Meats sold al Jse
9sac shoulders Bacon demand and srne stock
Shoulders ii l53aal6e Hans dan 1919
i6c Lard In demand and lghe l6c for ree ls
rs keg active = bids Common 515os Far.
S1se F1'y Far s, Prime 9@e; aossses-so Loui.ins %
hand Whisky dull 81 "a 81 O40Sl OF fog ss
Coffee quiet at 1915 Fair Meal and
higher S49s4 10. kxehaage-Newf0rS sga prenun Ser
Ing. Sd
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
THE WEATHER.
THE DRoUTH IN AND NEAR NETWORK.

TIE DRoUTH IN AND NEAR NRw-YoRK.
The Commissioners of City Works in Brook
yn announce that the long continued drcuth has sf
fected the water supply, and recommend prudence on
the part of They state that it Is wise to
avoid waste Although fears need be entertained Of
water famine.
is stated thas there Ia enoagh water stored in the
various connected with the Croton Aquedaet
to supply this city Sr so days The extensive Of
these reservoirs Is at Boyd's Corners. It covers
27s acres, and has storage capacity Of 2734 oos 600
gallons Of water. Thif has been drawn upon stesdly
since Aug 2s and 9To 10000 gallons have been rscd
Besides this there stored 100000 Of water
in the lakes the Croton dam. A reservoir,
capable OF holding OOcee galons Of water will
be built Brewster's Station The engineer at the
City Hall "a informed by telegraph every morning OF the
hight OF the water IN the Central Park Reservoir, at
CtOton Dam, and at Boyds Corners This Is merely
precautionary measure. large quantity or Croton
water ssed to supply the ponds in Central Park.
A dispatch from Poughkeepsie says: drouth pre-
walls at all points the Hudson There has been no
for weeks The heat Is intense, the mercury
being go in the shade There are no signs Of rain"
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
FORMATION OF AN ORDER OF SOLDIERS OF TIE
UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIEs

VICKsBURG, Miss, Sept. n.-Several days
ags csll for meeting OF soldiers Of the Union and
Confederate armies published stating that the pur-
pose was to foster and encourage kindly relations
between the soldiers OF the late and to form band
of mutual friendship and good feeling Several pre-
sminary meetings held were attended by represe
of both armies those OF the Union army residents in
ahs city being nearly equal In numbers 70 those OF the
Confederate army At the meeting last night tne Doay
formed ITSELF inJO association 20 be known as the
% Order OF Blues and Grsys Speeches were delivered
indicative Of the utmost good feeling ana reei Al Ihs
public led gnent OF break IN the dark cloud Of
prejudice. which has been Oppressing Al alike
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
A DESPERATE THIEF.

A burly negro broke into the room of
Frederick K Taylor In the house No st Luke'splace
on the night OF sept g. He carried large ak IN his
hand, and when Mr.. Taylor. awakened by the noise.
rose in bed the ne gro threatened kill him he made
any noise The fellow then deliberately collected
seyssal articles VI YAus tom the roop. aud asesosd
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

bers have been enrolled this week. Resolutions were
passed 70 appoint committee the members OF which
ere 70 nominate Chairman for each election district
70 ca vss the disrict aud explain every voter the
prtnaip, % OF the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
CATTLE MARKPT

CHICAGO Sept lCe ques and UNCHANGED at lgDss ~
S54f5 10 for fair uaFe tODeo 50 Tor
Resripts. 900. Shipments. 600
oss fairly active for good res DALI and nsstvs foe
good choice S6 75QS1 30 eo 10; 0nmn 70 Ss
dium IS 5O9f6 40 Receipts. 2 0 q. Shipments 800
6Ezz9 nrm asd steady q s3 750S4 20; r.ceiDS, 400.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
GOV. DIX IN GOOD HEA. .trH

RumoFs were circulated YESTERDAY that Gov.
Dix seriously Ill paralysis and had b,en PoisooeS
by ivy while shooting. Dspatche y from the
Governor TO Col. DeKay. his private secretaV sIsts
attack Of neuralgia, and not Oi pasy
sis the poisoning OF hand matter OF ns
impogtluce
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
TIE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA NARKRTS

HAvAxA sspt lI-SDsnsh Gold 1gOVi9l Anercss i031t9L
Exchange ir-guar the United States 90 days lsfSa
s30S1 pcnumi gold 1898
% el0O LSni0n, ~
PARIS. 96n95 pIemgm. Saprss II DHteh STANDARD.
Is i30l6 reals . arrobA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
ANOTHER STEAMER FROM THE CYCLONE

Charles Ruland, passenger by the steamer
Pembroke, which left Cardiff Aug r. and arrived here
D. m yesterday relates how the vessel encountered
a terrible cyclone when of the Banks Of New
foundland and near Sable Island last Monday
The storm broke the vessel at noon
Of that day. There was no rain, but
a tempest Of wind The force Of the wind at first
seemed TO beat face OF the down smooth cup
ping of the tops OF the long rollers and sending the
OF water thus separated whriing through the
air In spray But 1t began to str up the depths
and the great steamship tossed about like cookie
she'll About O'Clock they were near coming in
collision with bark which came tumbiing along
under bare poles, so that she could get very little
steerage-way TDe escape was verv narrow only %
miles were made IN the "a hours beginning at noon on
Monday. The wind subsded about 1 o'clock Tuesday
morning but the force Of the was great tnat no
headway could be gained MI some time later by the
careful management OF the officers damage done
10 the vessel crew.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
Suerial Notices


Lad, r prncpal Has teacher IN 0f tbs
hest hh ehos England who has resided soro4d.
,ar,. auaiou TEACHER private amllF 10 Nerfos
abroad Ae 1ery 1s sssr
non a, will be furnished o. spples
ION 10 e. GRsWOLD Filh AVesae Hotel % Col FRANK
T. HOWE, No l33 East IseaiIestst
A. T. stewarps Garden Ciy.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAIN tho Fulhlug North Shore asd
Ceatra Railroad rhrtyfouht, h. H. lla6 ard
uDers Point Garden Ciiy aad hemptead stopping
Flushing Centr, Junction only Raring s leave Hempsesd al
d m City 800 Tins aii sho ssn
70 Gasn C chance DO and spea1 40 and
bal II hours there - ~.
The above eject SUNDAY, Aug 80 1874 ssd s es cas-
tinued until further notice D. bAkION. 9sk
Novelties.
Aoug the goods opeasd the past ~sss are many
srie les now imported for the arsi tine .,
There is no such assortment really desirable s00a' "'
Presers o found In the city
Everything Of the quality aud VII "p'' any 'a'
long visit store -. -.
Among tn. new goods Real Bron'e' 'sS Ooa Se" r0'ns
90 -. ,.,v go, v,us,, Of ondSoi aDd 0rnols ARTICLES
rHE PRICES ARE Low.
HOWARD Co,
222 Fahsve NY
80. = >at,ee.-rae MAILS POa EUROPE ghs sess
sept 1874 win this ofce a. 70 ..7
% .r rsspAY A WEDNESDAY al II ~. eu fHttsoAs
ga "a - = - " SATURDAY. ss II and '" ? - p u
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

Ladies suffering from Rupture instantly reeysi iaa s
6S3 BToadsAY Pnyate hoona L.dr
stsadan pnng iaEpais athT sPoasepa not s'fn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
1872.
1874.


TOtal........33,s ,s04 1928 4l,946 90,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSDos Jan @G-123O p -Consols 92392is for and
the United bonds 5G7s lOS Ten
fcrties 1851 NewNork 95. Railway shares 10 40
f33
LIVERPOOL jap 2612:30 m.Co,ionSiles the bsss o
ddrg Upsrds nothing below Good Ordinary shipped Jsnuar ana
February 13Gd do shipped February and March, al
77si do. do. deliverable Jsnuary. at 1876
LIyEHPooL jan 26l mCotton hesvy; mdding Uphnd'
7sGSJ hldlng Orleans SS0Sa Sales 10000 bales including
1000 for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL Jan 26-l;SO m-Rrc,dtuf quiet Bacon 40
cwt for Long Cles Mde sSd ~ for Short Clear Mddes Tai
low. 80 q "
ospos Jan 20 open market
for three months bills Is l6 which 76 cent
bos the Bank Of Bngsnd Enc Railway shares 4i Pans
dispatches quote Rentes al 5SL 81 l.r.
Jan. 2623O m-Of the Cotton sales to-day 5,GOO
bates Mddng Orleans nothing
below Good Ordinary shipped December AMI January at lG do
do. shipped January and Pebrusry at l-lGL
BaSDoN, jan 26-j m.-fhe amount OF bullion withdraw
Bsnt o Enzsnd balance to-day Is 4iJOOO Bue
Railway shares 43i4di3R. -
LiyKRpooL Jan 265 n Sales Cotton the basis Of Mid
ding Upnd nothing below Ordinary shipped December and
January 7oii ssles the basis Of Mdng Upani. nothing
Good Ordinary shipped Janusy February, delivers
bic Perjury and March. att l3'l6i.
Jan, 25-Peroeum. 32f for ri ne Pse Amsricsu
LoSDoy. Jan. 26-BTeniny y-Common Rosin 16 est Lin
see Oil a28 u y spnts Turpentne 80 ga 1913 Fest
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
Oood Int

common to extra sheep were sold at 5io7ic. p IN
cludng good lots of 6}e7o. : -, = - i..--
Judd buckingham sold 2Io Ohio sheep ~ n average,
bic l65 do. 104 7ic 1871 do 81 N. at 6ic;
b. at 6ic. 80 '.r
James Kirby sold 100 Ohio sheep, IlS average, at
Itc do 8si B at 6tc.: do. 100 ID, at 6ac is5
eo o9 ID at " 80 per loo D aud State do, 81 d. AT
age y IS per head
Hume Elliott sold A62 State sheep, 9J average. At
osc' & Ia do l0s H. AT II ; all do 81 H. at 6s; 39l
ao st Sse 200 do u u, at 6Ic.; "a do 80 d. ~
esc; ls8 do 70 b. at 6tc $40 OHIO do 81 b at &C; 3i9
uo %t ID, at 6ic 20 40. 90 II. at 6sc. 13l Canada do
~ 10 al 1l Al do 100 , III do, l0 10, at 6ic
i3s 40, lO 10, atc. Aud during the week. 1898 sheep
To average % so y head. =
d. NJ Pldcock sold 16l Ohio sheep. 1884 ID average al
70 n lJ3 do. 12Ii u, 7Jc; 3l7 do 81 H. at 6.c. 33
at 52c.
r s. Kase Co. sold 1865 Ohio sheep. Ss B, at 80 81 '
100 ID. and I25 do, % ID, at &c.
SMlNE-Recelpts yesterday and today were 50 cars
for the new abatoirs the West bank OF the iacken
sack RIVER. and "a cars at Eortethst. Both i've anu
dressed hogs were IN fair demand. Live hogs were hrm
az TdB 10, with SOC mixed Ohios rs N yerage SOLO
by L. H. Reid at sc. y NJ Dressed hogs ere quick AT
7@sc for city, and u Ohio. for Western.