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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-14

A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.

II was discovered yesterday by Captain Kennedy,
OF the Sixth precinct, that an Italian named John
Bufo was lying seriously III at No. SO Park street Of
wounds received at the hands Of Stephano Nasano
on the 18th Of April. In telling how he came to DE
hurt, BuGo said he went TO Nasano's store at No.
II Baxter street TO make some arrangements with
him about debt he owed. Nasano lost his temper
and, picking up a huge club beat him most un.
merciIuly. When Nasano thought Buffo was
nearly dead he fed and friends OF both parties
conveyed the wounded man TO his lodgings, where
he has been lying since. The police yesterday
called in physician, and BuffO was pronounced in
a dangerous condition. They started in pursuit OF
Nasano, but he has not yet been discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DE COMPIGNY-LA VIELLE.-On Wednesday,
April s. by the Rev. Father Ferrier at the Church
OF 81. Vincent de Paul. in this city, M. PAUL DE
CoMPIGNY to Mile. CECILE LA VIELLE, all OF New
York.
HULI.-CAMERoN.-In this city, on Wednesday.
April s. at the residence OF A. $. Cameron. ESQ.,
brother Of the BRIDE oy the Rev. M. r. Demng,
OF Boston, John A. Hull to Lizzie S. Cameron. No
cards.
MAsTERsoN-Wo oDwARD.-O Tuesday, April 7,
by the Rev. Arthur J. Donnelly. JOHN MAsTEIsoN
TO ARABELLA G. WOODWARD, daughter OF the late
William p. C0rby, all OF this city.
ELECTROMAGNETIC --On Monday April l3 at the
H. Deems, d. d., pastor OF the Church OF the
strangers f. Harrison Reed to Elnora T. Carpen-
ter, all OF this city.
WHEELER-B EECHER.-On Monday April ID, by
the Rev. Charles Harris. at the residence OF the
briac's mother Eustace II. Wheeler, OF Brooklyn, TO
Mary J. I6eecher OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05

blr. Jefferson Davis, who has never been able
to open his mouth without laundering, begins
to appreciate the golden qualities of silence.
The other day a number of democratic friends
called upon him at yicksburg to elicit from him
an expression of his views on public affairs, and
MIR. Davis declined to sccede to their request,
saying that sin view of his peculiar situation,
It could be Of little benefit to our people or the
principles to which We were all devoted, and
that the occasion might be seized by those who
differed from Us to take sd vantage of ANYTHING
he might say for the purpose of using 1t to our
injury" He said further that it had been his
resolution after the war to make no public
speeches, and that on the occasions when he
had deviated from the rule the result had JUS
tiled the wisdom of silence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05

The Chicago Tribune endorses the suggestion
Of the Washington correspondent of the Boston
Journal that Congress should snnul the charter
OF the Washington Monument Association ana
give the receipts and expenditures publicity,
and then take hold of the work of building the
monument in such a way that it will be com
pleted as a centennial tribute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05

The obituary notices of the Dead Year in all
the papers were very feeling and appropriate
Tor the first day or two, but now that the far
away exchanges begin to come in with the same
burden and the weekly papers take up the
PLANT the thing is getting monOtonous. Let
the old man resi-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05

Lamartine was asked by friend If he did not
spend too much in advertising. "No," was the
reply, 'sdveTtisements are absolutely necessary
Even divine worship tIs bon Die,D needs to be
advertised. Else what the meaning of chur ch
bells2''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05

The Nirginius prisoners get of scot free. The
district attorney for New York, who examined
them, reports to the Attorney General that they
all agree in protesting that they had no knowl-
ledge that the vessel was on a fllibustering
expedition. He thinks that the men had a
secret understanding as to the storyrhey should
tell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05
HABL6 BROTHERS
Merchant TailOfs and Fine Clothiers,
jsnstr Corner Tth and d Streets.

OSOhbO
WARREN CHOATE L CO.'S,
Nancy, BY the author of "Red Is a Rose is
Golden Grain, B. l.. Farseon. ........ ....... -. rs
From the Earth to the Moon. Jules Verne So
Best Of all Good Company. Blanchard Jer-
rold ...::........ ....... -. - Is
Twelve Miles from . Lemon. Gail Hamilton. ! 50
Metrical Tune Book. Philip Phillips ....... / 90
Around the World in Eighty Days. Jules
.,.. 50
Autobiography. John Stuart Mili.......,. las
The Portrait. A. RIDDLE. / 80
Sex in Education. Edward II. Clarke. / 90
The Star of our Lord Franci- w. Upham rs
Farm Ballads, new edition. will Carleton 90
Conquest Of Mexico. W. II. Prescott. Now
and revised edition
schem's Statistical Tables. so
Atlantic, London Illustrated, and RsimulIs Per-
fumed Almanscs for 1874
FOR INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSONS.
Jacobus on Exodus, Murphy on Exodus, Smith s
Old Testament History, Whitney's Lesson Com pend
smiths Bible Dictionary, Whedon's, Ciarke's, and
Speakers Commentaries.
WARREN CH0ATE CO.,
NEW BOOKSTORE,
VERNON BOW,
Jan5-tr CORNER Pa. AvKNUI and lOTHSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05

MEDICAL, &c.
nR JANE WILSON, q thoroughly er perieuoed
- and scientific Midwife and Ladies' Physicisn
Lalles attended to at their residence at any hour
a a,. OF Day or pleasant rooms and the best Of
attendance at the Doctors private residence, 5l3
an street, between L and r Business sscredIy
oonnucnusI. declz-3wr
CONSULT DIR. LEON, sII 18th ST., above II
a ne OLDEST eStdbltShed specialist ~ "a ,.ty-
speelaity-Cutsneous Diseases and Female Com.
Pielnee. decll In
Dk; LEON guarantees a thorough cure OF ali
- organic Weaknesses and Female Cona nlsints
C9nsultations free. s1l l4th ST.
Hours-l0 to IL, 2 to 4. tos decu.ln-
SnLD BR. DARBY" has better facilities thai
" ever Tor practicinR his great specialty D.la
one charge made for advice and medicine Drus
Store, corner ~ street and Pennsylyapis ayepue
COLONIZATION Building.D deco Im-
M Rs. III; FREEOH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
N1 the celebrated Reliable Clairyoyant Physici.r
and Test Medium, has located at 1918 New Yorh
avenue. once hours-l0 q. m. 70 D. m. ENGAGE
ments can be made for evenings. jelf-iy
FEMALE DISEASES Of ali kinds treated De
scribe case ana enclose %; advice and medi
cine Will be sent. Address Mr. DR. THOMPsOE
30. 6<S Ecrth 18th street. PhflA1eIphia jsss7-lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE 90. of
VI New York:
Cash Assets, 81 ,472, 5000
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., Of Newark,
Cash Assets, S625,OOO
W. JONES & CO., Agents,
decb-tr No. 311 7th street, opp, p o. Dept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05
FOR RENT AND SALE

tFok BtNr-Sicely furnished FRONT ROOM
tnlra hoor, ~ private family suitahiaf = -,
sh ra.s an,snn. References exchanges sOa
dtcsS-swN
t'oR eALK-A three-story BRICK DyEIIrNa
moseyn ss,nng ten Rooms, with Latrobes aid othss
inquire on the prrnises, 20 sth Sire, nsy+h 80.
ofhoe. "h street, opposite Post
E'ok sALE-Or exchange for resi- e-t.fe a. a.
= city, en excellent FARM Of $50 acres AZ So,
persGni located near station on railroad shSn.
half way between Washington aud Riehrn1,nss ~
acres Valuable white and red oak timber b.i.aSs
arabic, well fenced ReB'r A. PHILJIPs
eeco Sm Reel Estate Broker, elS 18Th street
EOB RENT-For the Congress Ionsl s4ssoo
= new BBlOk HOUSE, in the west end, contain
Ing II large rooms, handsomely Furnished, Together
With table service house linen, etc AppiT 10 JUkN
BOYLE CO., oOa 18th street. dscl7-im
E'0R SALE CHEAP-No csmmissions r. psy-Io
Il good DWELLING HOUSES, with from q 20 No
rooms each, IN different parts OF the city-prfces
RANGING from sl.ss 70 $3.50 small cash payment
NUT be sold wi, hin 30 days. Also, u eligible
BUILDING LOTS in various parts Of the civ
Also, 81 acres rich Garden Land, y mile from
uniontown, ID. O. Gall at GnSe
declO-im tRepimI sos : 81 st. Masonic TSmsls.
E'0R RkNT-Sevsrsl HOUSES for reat on and
Il Columbia streets. Rent sas and Is per month
Inquire Of FITCH FOX, under Freedmeus
Bank, fennsy vauia avenue does I'm
E0R RENT-A very desirable HOUSE,, either
Il furnished uufurnished; will be rented on
moderate terms. Apply Ut No. l22s Massachusetts
avenue. dscll-lm
EOR sALE-TwO TARMs "a and s. acres- near
L Falls Church Railroad Depot, and within nine
terms terms VI -'" RooBERTA A. I PHiLLf fss easy
octs SIN Real Estate Broker, 81 3 isth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

The sssessments for STREET IMPROVEMENTS
ara su shM EhAGE, II Rot paid within thirty days,
pear interest at the rate Of ten per ceut per an.
np hl; nnese tanes can now be paid with Bonds.
shlcn the undersigned can supply at q very hesyy
GIse1snt, nsvlns bought then IN large amounts st
much less than current market rates
FOR full Information apply 90
GEORGE TRUEsDELL,
oeoo-im Real Estate Broker, f0e = street.
BY AUSTIN r. BROWN,
O1 Th o. New fork syenge and Fifteenth street
Ihree large double HOUSES, ranging In prIoe
rom ESQ to osoooo, and several other first clsss
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in eli
HoGsEs and LOTS at Noun, Pleasant, .,,,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05
FOR SALE.

FOE sALk-Ten thousand loads Of SAND And
HOLLIDGE BROS,
yahS u 5th and srraafs
FOE shLE-A nearly new light Fam
blaGE. Will be sold cheap. An
ply at carriage Msnufactory Of JOIN
=, D1NNis, opposite Baltimsre and
Potomac railroad depot.
LOB sALE-Cheap-A SHOW CASE folly ID
Ieet long IA feet high. it'll glass doors and ten
drawers. Enquire lI2l = street. JanI-st.
EoR sALE-OANARY BIRDs, MOCKING
- BIRDS, male and female, No. 1871 South 20 q
street, between LIST and ID streets east ~
uech -Sm- J. NJ. GOETZ. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05
LOST AND FOUND.

81 REWARD-For q large black and white
Vc DOG, Eamed "Clyde;n and, if fOsnd q : \
In any persQns possession aft Ter this, theyS~
vii be prosecuted: g. NJ. H0WARD,=
zoe TN street north. It,
E'OUhD-A PURSE, contsfuII q email sum of
a money. Apply to JOHN r. ERGOOD, Grocer,
corner yth and u SIS. JAMS 1T
| OsT-Wednesday, December 3lst, a small gold
- enameled LOCKET, containing a photograph.
The hnder will be literally rewarded by calling at
'nIs once. jaD3-3ts
/ OsT-Jsnuary ID, a white Sc rTkR CLIP; vel.
- low ears elbow spot on the side; ruff \
ne hair on her back; answers to the Ia nes9@
OF Nellie: The finder will be literally re
QST@On W ednesday afternoon, o solid GOLD
OhOSS. IL being tn gift Of adsceased parent
the Under lie kindly requested to return IT, jber Al
Hill. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-05

LOB A HANpHOME SET OF JE Willy, AT
I saving Of 3 per cent. 20 to PRINOE' 4
Jewelry Store, 1000 Penniysvania ~ enue docl9-tf
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eeOUR"
"SEMI-ANNUAL"

"SEMI-ANNUAL"
"CLOSL.rG OUT SHE"
ENTIRE STOCK
TO BE IMMEDIATELY
FORCED OFF.
NO RESERVATION.
EXTRAORDINARY RIDUOTIoNs.
500 FOB S23
90 ofhhooATs... SZ3
POSITIVE DIFFERENCF OF SIC.
$40 sUIIe.. SIS
$50 ONkkCOATS. FOB SIG
ACTUAL REDUCTION 0Fss.
Sio FOB $40
Sls FERCOATs....:.......... $40
LITERAL SAVING 0Fs6.
THESE REDUCTIONS
ABE POSITIVE AND ABSoL UTE,
AND ARE MADE IN ORDER
TO IMMEDIATELY CLOSE OUT
DUB LARGE STOCK
Of Fine Clothing.
BY COMING At ONCE
You GAN
BUY TO ADVANTAGE.
HABL6 BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers,
jsDStr Corner Tth and ID Streets.
, 1874-07-26

1yrANTED-SOME ONE TO ADOPT AN ACTIVE.
w Intelligent orphan ets aged l3. Address H. Tzibuns
, 1874-07-26

TO RENT--RCOAz3.
no oRENT-:FURSIsHED FOR HOUSEKEEPING. |
pw%bSf q 81 ;9;ii f0n g. to .s per "'k
aS'e ssiasa Rea ~ enaFkss fsas00
unurai.hsd a9uss a en .uits With o. si,ho":
T'o RESr-IF YOU wAYr; GOOD F1RSlsHNp
e1cs ~" 'e-' I'M ~ A' anu ~ eo01n
no REXT-A SUITE Or WELI~FURXISHEp
20 s'sS e"s issSs a*ties
ITO nEST-IlASDs0MELY FUKSIsHFD ROOMS.
e f9ss: saa
no I:EyT VicE1V FiInSisi1t,n ,;o0Ws A.
Tie Tho%psoa House. Isl south Uia1kst.. Room 4.
an r. R9oaS WITH
leay;sufts AMI Tofs'hith,sts. 1pps tha premises.
no REST.AT 81 SOUTH PARK-AV.. ROOMS.
d wSa I'd .a as .s .1
suite, cheap inqaisa t;s' IS We:t nsd.on. ' A
no KENT-FolR on SIX ROOMS Ar lss WAR
i ren-av. Call or address 10 Fu1ton-st.
fl'o RENT-a FURSlsHFD ROOMS AT Is NORTH
re :,l.,S3 KE:Sra,SuiTEs 3 pr s > Rooms 2 M EACH CHE Tor
Ms M66RE ii 2s5 Resh
11O RfNT-SlA ROOMS AT 80 STATE-SE.. SUIT
L able for offices nnn housekeeping.
ITO. REfF-7m WARASH-AV.. HANDSOMELY
furnished and unfuEnished rooms-
o KETTS5s N{1E
area. Appi' 1ol 1nlee anss
RIO RENT-AN ESFuRS!SHED FRONT ROOM
~ rs south rsorla - = = 777 ~
aud furniture for sale at a bargain. Call to-day or
evening.
ITO RENTAL ass ILLISoiS-sT, SECOND DOOR
cd. modern inp.oveuncuts AA' A~'A-' A~''' 'N'N'3
fM1njshed nom @ "ae snn ana mail At eca.on
AHA r, 'ooe'' oae 'aF3' "no 'a' e' q"
"o'o -e.os - =
, 1874-07-26

H5O REWARD FOR TWO TRUNKS AND con-
I ,:.1u tsns; n taksE rpm Congress Hall July H. ths
Information to hem lctr wh Armstrong C2 lH Lake
st., will receive tho sbore reward Will the maa
sorns, % Ct - 1ad ;.sn BE- did q9s
n ha West side aad report 1t in tho mornicg Also
for aJ furniture that Is LETT any placa marked Much
l1(1{1 KEwARD-STRAYED OR sT0LES-OSB
to1V chestnut horse, years old. l. hand. hxh.
hind feet white. also the nigh foot heavy tall and
Quarter crack in white forward foot; very stylish
ing horse Twcayye dollars vii! bc paid any pcrson
furnishing reliable inio!1nntion Of hi. whsreaboaeor
will be paid for bis denIery to WILLIAM WliSON ot
Paatine Cook County Ill.,, to tts owner DR. G. i.
HALL, 80 Wabash av.. chicago. 1T.
, 1874-07-26

4 MASON l. HAMIIN CABINET. ORGAN FOR
IL sale At than haliprce, 1t 9s West
/ spENpID PIANO, CARVED LEGS; STOOL. AND
II cuyer; price $500; no trade. DIR. MATHEW, 1GJ
NratM MAdisn1.sf
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15

have been very light Among the stocks that have ad
vauoed s will be seen by our weekly table of prices
Union Pacific has improved per cent; Rock Island
Ohio and Mississippi and c., c. and l. c. each . !;
Central and Hudson, St. Paul Common, and Pacific
Mail each Adams Express, Il New-Jersey Cen
tral 1; Delaware Lackawanna and Western. 1t; Pan
anna. Il. and st. Paul Preferred IL. On the other
hand, Lake Shore. Northwest Common. Atlantic
and Pacific Preferred and Hannibal and st. Joseph
Common each declined per cent; Northwest
Preferred and Hannibal and st. Joseph Preferred
each 0; Harlem, /; Wabash and Western Union
each D. and Erie. 81, The subjoined table shows the
extreme fluctuations in United States bonds, the
leading railway and miscellaneous shares and gold
made during the past week well as the closing
quotations of each at the dates aforementioned.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
And the foIlowing for city bank shares !:

The balances in the Treasury at the close OF busl-
ness to-day were as follows: Currency. S11.43,l0;
special deposit of legal tenders for redemption OF
certificates of deposit, S5s 7l5,OOO coin Ssl 2t
including coin certificates, S3O,9T.G0O outstanding
legal tenders S3s2 100000 The receptsof fractional
currency for the week ending to-day were S6Oi,SV;
shipments of fractional currency for the week.
S6sS 500: shipment of notes. SSS9.jO0; bonds held
by the Treasury as security for National bank crcu-
lation 1892 $50 500, and for the deposit of public
moneys 200; National bank circulation out
standing at this date S3is 7s Ss. Internal revenue
receipts to-day $3.50 OO9; for the month, 454OOS3;
for the fiscal year TO date. .0lS.
The following is the cotton movement for the
week as reported by Charles A. Easton. broker:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15

Totals. .296. .562 l40707 2,703636
GRASI wheat bad increased activity much var asien
unvobe from Europe and tbs liberal receipts al oe Ae
ports though tae show steady Hs OK and tins We tns w ps
thus far this month eoHtrastei with the mt hall Of May
ece Britain unfvorabe advoes
the reduced limits kRgisn erder RAPID decline
freight. nd addition the port have checked the
tendency both
Continent and Great Dnn The shpmn from this port
wees coupled rth the hne weather Tor their crops
Great depressing unaeoce causing with
orier great racien IN their limits The agrez. re-
1873 1874 exceeded erpse.aaon but
confidently looked for and ere the nrt Pro
the quantity OF Wheat In sigh WI soow mAfAoa IAns o-
generally favorable for the crops IL some ocs
but these complaints We think
mas been mzgnibed grei but the prospects ne
hopeful farmers admorshe 70 e Their
promptly aud doubt not w do So nnce we are rT
of cone with April and May The coanntal de
continued good and the exports Of the weeS Il VII e ee
bush 9O5ObS bush the corrr-
spending OF Winter .Hea have increased
son The busins
paratyey agh prices onhea eheH 70 'n,s % mG.' "a o hs @ me-
E1ropap ,dyicrs price open qus
sPa a. 3r md . for sSpsI S os %
wieter neglected aud prices are uncern iher- @
I'll 50 for Ungdei Iowa and Minnesota 81 40 for No Chego
ss 81 4asi a. for No Chicago sPrng u ~ fer ~ s 70;
No Mw.afee 81 52as 81 for Rel Western u 90 Tor wh,e
Indiana 81 10 for wae Acgin and s 4sagsI Do ior NO.
% Of i,r at - 2SGss 80 fr French and
- limited demand the New Ohio Mixed
s3 t4e We al 63 a7O % Mixed 50 G64e and fancy
White 6Sd7lc BYE is qaet bus ned Win more
se.oaes sales 5000 bush Prnnsylvana At 81 % aho1
com from the West and the large arrivals
under active export demand t1e s are
27O0 0D0 bush Damp ana Uasouni $50 sr
S. S6c White 80 133c Western Yellow At s5as &C.
S6s sail Mixed ueuid ~ the sales are 4oooo oas0
Pne sail Sixel seller TIE next "eA 81 ooc - Ca pr....o
CALYoRSIA-Ihe cearAnces from sAn raneo"
aav 27Per Qmcs2 Liverpool % 99s centas Wheat
May 27-Per aenune. Fa!laeah I'D lSoceStas I" aeat
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15

r,.. 92l2 Cos g36 454 Az l772j5S ,2&3, ,439
TOTALS 1878.
hh, paeon NJ Lard n. Beef.tc D. TAlow n.
a 2I Igg S5 s lO4 i96 55479 22oO5 70l IS 235l0
TisK
COS 22 I5 G97 H. 1872 IS 9ss 9sl 2st2 s8l
decided, Rsnued
s al and month sales 1000 b6is for prompt
rsrv Al l3. bbia for hn half Of july st 10 NJ
90. m nal. vas aiss quiet quoted st SUot
nt Juy sold (quAnty meutiOneil 52 tfn at
..a ssDhtaa pouinal I2d7S4c The Phsephas
.t vas du bat sympathy with New iork values oeher
.e 5000 bb pJwpt delivery AZ l3c balance of month
Sas,ed at 1870. The the oliproasspg points
nsrmer INIT 10 q great nominal
moderately unchznged
safes Of IS Carolina oasS. and 100 bags ksasooa At
suGARs-rhe sill du and
nonaiv weak o $50 bids cuba % LOO bars
We 6etnlns
Prime Al sse Ceatxs and bore Nos 10 to lS 81 e@
ai.~. va 10 C'ayed al sA- Redned Is Gull and
sTBARIy quiet aaeAage quoted S Tor Western and
l29.1l27s,- or CITY -. -. -.
al O % oui o tos at -saolsc
WHISKY moderately xles Of 80 be eS
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15

The closing day of the week was not noted for any
activity interest than were it's predecessors,
and tame and spiritless movement was the result
of the days W lrk To be sure the Fordham races
kept many away but there is wanting even dis
position TO make important ventures at best, and
the days fluctuations made up by the small
traders. The general market opened steady. but
later on became heavy, and finally weak and to
per cent lower on the leading shares when the bank
statement was published. This for a time caused
quite pressure Lake Shore Wabash, and Pacific
Mail. The general market closed weak. The open
ing highest lowest and closing prices of stocks
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
WOOL MARKET.

Ro.rox lime 3The oemsnd Wool
the comprising upward Of loo Oo ess
sprnf
and super spring California fact, Abess
available Wool offering. OF fieees lss become
almost Of quite reunesd
beea quite freely and eonadeshs sa
hand The ua1sac;ous THIS desen p1ea
the past s75 90 n include lot q 10 200
Nos and Light Long stsple 42c N bat the pnces
transactions have at small lots Of Mes Ohs
$4,000 s 5Od9oe lhsl-ias
Choice aud 35c y u sheAnng sos 'sp
throughout the West, and neHt N.ea Ne ,ooa & M
acnye moremeat, SeN nes'asAy Ne.s -
as,ortn e Offering range Ace 4s n abc 80 oss
Tor more Pulled Wool eonnsan
10 ready sale and previous pees are usss
een made feces, No 1, AAA na oe
AZ 5D057 ehgan g53o Un~ashed and VnSsrchssA
HE .4c Dssse and ccHbns 81 % lnwAshed bsains sse
Cny .5q,se washed Al d52e; Securei, 50asoc 80:
perane and Pulej Al aG50e SpnEz California Zs942 ran
taiiornA 25 A2c
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
DOMESrIC nAHIYr2


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% ss : s.g S: s : ::s sd: 90 900 S s.' % x:'s
sMna w. ''-''' -
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h'ss a Gre. Sn :sa s.s,ss wss s, :,e E
w.srn n1d .re: Ss- $50 os = Sss' o, s- -.
s % s.y .s s%ss 'Gs % RI s's sas ns s ri s y.s
10000 200 1000 cis.t s,s s.s.: :.ls loss S:ss:
ssIs ss@sn, ssas ~ a bs,.f aais, ss.. q s
ssss .s iSsai" o's'' aa bat ''n at Is "''
!'S: s .s Ws. "a 1 ss Con- % '. & E 3 s
Sss, is isssss
ts7i ssA % lse ss,s Cana. r'sss r'sssy ss & ws.'
ss ssss a.l:. sss.s e 7SSsT ss. ss a.
:.:.: , 4: ss5ast % j sss.l = ~ s :.
il So VIA: Ila.sf scSsi 20 si.. sce's
II S 5s offered :, e.- Sas zoe a.. 's%s. % o. & 10
cac.oo June ls-rour qr.. .rs unss..s-a ws,s, tar
s:s %Is si TsS ~ s h:s.:' ~.
S q cs M1 6S Il far .. ;sl, ; iasa sss
8: Sa.: :.ay :: az sSs. sis.; %,
nominal Pcit as.a and owe. eIs.as ssa,sr :, sI ss s.;
as. :s. os asa sf 1S1 WASH. ~. 1 s,ssaf
fsar FSsa 70 s ss as su Sss s m oe % s o
and .oee & ss.s & Ere s5s % 400 sS . saf Sa
90 e,ssssar S Jun. shade fss5 @ so % iss
active; IsI ese57c quiet bsfsru 5os57e ~:
kfSn1y U1h fsx erxa noml
lower Choice 22a23c rr.es gass o..
snail =. s.pm,r a. 10 uk Meat.
Ios shoner, .o AZ IA baysr August Bacos-Ony
as sbouid,r, - Ceu Rib SIDE, loo
i0L,r Whi,Ly .,Jy a g6e. -
Iun. 3-w No. 1 Winter.
Al a. No do Al 80 Corr srm; Mred 7O47le ssesay
n s,.. sS. " b3c pstrolcnu-s.na.d Waite ou,et q
M. sss,s a., lc > 80
A" osass. soSs 80 ws..,
boust-z 'anc 10 ns,s -, "a S.,ssI =, ssJ0
gue' aDu - Or, or Rs~ea Sho.lS.,,
pc Eye eoc r,o'1s - ...s
& a. Tsan ps np n.s ae.sssri.s,, Ss,. .. Rih sas,
a. Sc rL.hs D" ..s Sol - xs;.ls o., '
M g1xs sim Inn Fau, es,I Wheat r.sy No 81 24i,:
- -, ~ oI ~ Lac 11 a. INV C.. dul .sg np-
No 81 ~ cam 81 ~ % saas % - @ s1 oA AL "a
shsnsea 30 . - =, 49, E'D- 1a a. mast E
snAoe 'stes, ~ % - uh--, e. n.s.i.
spins ~ ~, DO 'pRnx o., sh Pan, los 0 eass
W $500 M 49, pa.r IR- nas, h..h vSh..t
p O .;st s.d v,s Corn IN f.r demand
nENPhs June io-noaf uu.os ~. -. 80
and lower at Ioc Tor yeio" oA~ aa and Don'A- r' a1
Ans ancasnsea. -, n o. ..,., v.u.- u,xu, an. w,,..
Seae f', - sh..la-r.
nlel' @ ~ ~ MI 90, So pni I'a sra. IL
r i9a6iai~c Kev ias.c sscrr rpo1 rnrnnon 7sc:
sg f,, T n1m. BE- Mois.ss. no moven.sI Core~ae.ers
so " 80 Ssr,.rd 80 ,rsn.rv an ~ q
,"I 'to' 49, ioi 50s. S.rle Corn
~. ~ 20 Ans, ~ 81 7S nIbe, rsie. a. ehssss God
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
We annex the closing nominal rates OF foreign ex-

The money market closed up easy at and per
cent the ruling rates of the day. Prime discounts
are as last quoted. The bank return was an unta-
vorable exhibit. rejecting inexplicable loss IN
the specie average. The legal tenders were down
nearly million, and loans were expanded. This is
not however calculated to interfere with the course
of money. The banks now hold in lawful money In
excess of the Is per cent SlsO23 40 The following
ara the comparative totals:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO l3-Receips for week-Cue is3le Hegs oss
s6 sb--p 30 sO5 last yesr-cste % olO H"s,
81 622. Sheep, 4,los CATTLEMAset arm - dr VIA
ali good gra so ,rees higher good - ods5 s
caolee S OO6S6 % extra 25d$6 10 medium ~ 10 - 10
ocs cate SO 5Ods5 through resu, ~ 50dsi Do
~ 50dSj 10: butehers cattle, $3.50 % .. -.
oss-Acve qraty closing - 5tfso ~ Tor
common to fair s. 55 ass for good cho 30
SHEBP-Quet demand Who'll local closing al - ~
a for DoorAh ~ ex choice wooied lot@