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SGsfid! ttspafch 10 1h6 Eh(Cdg1 Tribune,
EAEr l.inEnrY,. Pa... April l0.-CArTLE-Th
Receipts for tho week ending April 0 were
667 cars, or 0d30 head, aaanst GU cars tic wcpk
beforo. Tho supply for yard saleH has been light, with
heavy run through. Eastarn buyers held oif to tho
Inst, md bought lgltly, sclers beiug trn Ia tcir
pr!ces. 6omu aod out here, and othoFB shippol on,
rather than cosno down to the hgursa oftorcd, Tho
market has been worry dull, md worry fow cbaneeI
hands, thu total aaes only amounting to lg7p head
extra, 400 to 1500 1hA prime 120U TO
l.aO0 bs $5.7oG 90 good. 10D to 400 tbs SJ956a
b.to: common, 1000 to 1.loo its $I.T6@5 10 bulls
$J0QGS4.60.
IooH-The receipts for tho week were 173x cars, or
1p,ea6 head, againat l3o cars tho week before The
supply continues Light, though something oyur lust
week this tine; market dull; thilndelphin, Soa3;
Yorkeru, p 30 common, $5.00Gs625 Prospect
favorable, anu good nlAny on l,ausl,
6HEKp-IAe rntes Tor tho week were 1Q3 cars or 20.
600 head, against 81 cara the week before Te spply
as bech very LIBERAL and thu market lns fAilcn slowly
ence hondny whom sheep sold readily ut fu.r rccs.
TlorO has not bedn much change tu prices hoWoyar,
excopt ~ . few oasea On the whole cali tue mar
IL IL IT, ss. :a.aa gooa Clipped, s525@o25 sstra, " u
wnol $f.oVlM1 fair 7o to ~ bs, 1ne wool, $u..a9
90 eon.non, 10 to Is tts, s5.7a@0oo. good man,
NEW YORK.
NEW YohE. Aprll l0.-DEKygs-Rccclpts, 02o, max
ing LOU for Tho lust four ays, sgainat 30 for Tue
aama tano last We9k. Market extrenely weak and dull
It further aeolno Of {c with nUst of oleago Cht-
To selling 1t no more tlAn frat cost. Poor to good
, 1874-04-11

We're quiet and 1noable ut 46sA,5c for oats, 68ge TO-
corn, and 6Ha7o for wheat, to BuIalo. Tho achr
Janlatea was reported for wheat from Milwaukee t.
Buffalo on prlvafo terms
, 1874-04-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MA1lKET.

NHlDA3 EVENING" huH, TO-
LuafnEn FnEiHltTs.
Maniascc, s. 2.o0@225; Mnskcgon md GRIND Haven.
N;rs Lnainsto,l, pentwa.or, and ssugasnok, t2oo.
s,c whocaaln market Tho receipts wcro moderate Nd
well ~ the dcmanl. Four Or 1vo cargoes wore sold
yrI Is G m1aes 81 tho
ported unehaneed. -rin S lumber T from from MakeRon S
s9la s5aa ~ a 18th goo arg 9a0te a. s225 sGin.
400. Tho following ssoa wclo rc REPORTED
r oa11g2 1an ssr nay I. .sP,in from slusaegon s5 n MIL
Sst eaeSra bsy .snod q s !. :sis
6ola by U. De1nlng l. Go.
At THE YAnps.
demand from tho country conttnucu active and
ns a5 g aso sssa Sa s N a s =
ply Of tho rost desirable grades 10 an yet Insufficient
to weakon Tho market, and no chango is expected It
p5eaont aH Fr1ccR arc considered low ~ conp0rcd to
thoso Obtained Ut the wholesale market. We quotc:
sseoa siear Incl 10 iasi. 3sSs ssSS ssSS
Th!Iti =; c5enr, INCH. $500 Gs4o0o
oicar aoorfng lat and ID togelhor, ~ '
eisar sIdne ii and III s CIV. @
Feor1ns faHs arst eonncn JUS SS ssSS
E!ooriuK SECOND common, drcsaed.. 21.O0 Gs2oOO
Flooring, third common, drcssed, ,.. 1850 (a2O00
A wagou-box boards, selected, II
'sssss sss sss s sssss sss
stock boards rds..............,..,.....8 5000 ta3BG0
s'esF sssads fSs iss SisSs siss
5otat, scsntIing fencing, timber, Is -. t'4s'1'
Jost aud seantlins, 20 10 ii ieet 1866 @ Sco
3' pekets' slnaro 1890 Gs15.oo
Ss:i esasa Soss, &c. split: ss 1sSS isss ;;i
Cedar posts, round. 100 s35.oo
No. sawed shingles. l.60 a $50
Shingles on truck iAj.....:...:.". sissSs SIS
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Northwestern pfd... 7oN|Central 1sctno soek. VIZ
ROCK Islan ,1O1 lsostcn, Hart. Erio IN
Now Jersoy Central. .1o5 idol, Lack. wosscrn.11a
AZ uaul ,.....,,... Al NJ
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M0kEYAMD COMMERCE;
MONETARY.

NAONlIaAleY.
-- .-,,o
r,ro,,, 4o r,,,, a.,1 ~ a,.,.,'.' ~ H. ,na,.
wa. Wv WY "aa.' 'no po''ls.om "a 'nu n,ss,ton
n'se n0oh OF 1ha atty OIL the currency auoD.nA ,n"
tim In o,,, to.,, nn,n .,tia,, -, tl,o Ctcar,pp-
non III my 1ofm. 1ho action OF sts''t sao y.1 ~.
House Association to-day was Nil Important hu-
dtlon to lin iostin,onv IN this point which tho
w nv .o'.ys y, 49," T., o11 branches
Of trade fin rcsotut,ona of Tho Board OF Tradc,
49, 49, xI.ss,...s.as 1sro,nrvo hayo furnished.
and tAo hlofohahtB E1ohu"Bo 'iA'' n.,
Tho mootinu was very fully attended,,
but ono ar two members bolpg abscut.;
Resolutions conaon'nfns tao H.. lseu' oou "
any moro irrctloom.bIe papo1 ~ uon-
greas wero passed without ,uso " ",ooo."
"a "oro OIL aop"ts' .no :,..,'annn.nr,. rho ro,o.
made any dlsonsa'"" .1n'eeaeAsy' Aau 30,
"lutIons ndontcd arc giycn claowhofo IN full.
Throughout tue country , .no u'''noas ".u .0">- y,
ing business mon unite with concurrence al-
most n1pafaen'a ~ :, n nnressva su % nrooat
ooforc oongless' '.'u tno tApiooe''o p.otoo'
hs s In resnest To'J r and
's"a ae'.,doro1 In conrcntion with Tim similar
protests and petitions tint havo poured in from
a t,,o cnnsorvat,vo intorestH Of Tho country. the
~. .aJ ~, t,,o soroto nd House youid bo
npeedtlv royerao0, In tllte connection, thB Of
y .rnot tro,n t,,o anooch NJ Edward Altman. IN
tract 1ton 'ua speeeA VI Io"hAa -. ns"'no' -, 80
Boston, on tito ath inst WILL 10 OF lntotost IN 1's
presentation OF q p!en ZOE the apPleo'n''on u
greenbac.s:
neeas ony 5or r. 70 ao enen M
sot.o ninkc io npea couyort!lio al lilo
will Of the holder into boisd hcarn8 intores-and
men 70 enac tnae oy 3 a1e @ no w. ocri. an IN tne
not very dannt futrro thon tho only obstacle to spc
CO resumption on the part Of the people "oa DO To-
Xii old contracts would still be payable n caal.en-
der notes. 70 which steady yai.o would hnyc been
gysn ny hp rs rsI e1 ny on o rae Of neres
.r nnt o ia orncotosion even Of imei1iato pay-
1usat rio Government would not need 10 p!la slp
sat spg q gd o for ,sneps sni nf
ssss GaeS o fqee banknR ssate ea might then bc
TEo nrosnbsck ts now worth about 90 rer cent In
gold and even AZ per cont bond. If Issued for
version, would TO worth about tAe same II tho gola
value q our POT cents u ci3toson. @ 80 nnaaaco
nj NJ N. nreacnt rnfc bv s,,c riUht of eonvcraon
while tho adjustment Of all now Contracts On gold
basis would bo easy mud simple, only Tho legal OBJ
stac1e to specto payment among tho pcopfo wors re
onovcd after n1od future date steadincas and uni.
lofmly would 10 gwen 10 tne cullency, oasn oa aha
ne ~ per cent bohds Won come 20 nsE, put hot ~
vi debts at short date had been PAD WING this very
Mona % an n @ aos ~ ~ @
noos at lon8 uae 70 Meot tnenl' eVen aG par IN Ro,
Inan Il ever can pc " eny Ssnes ne.uou o1sept Inc Ing
sre not hassoning.
vorso t,mo to nnt thctr t1eoriea fnto INV for tho
,t.,t, - H. ,..a-,.. -,,..1.t .ro.o .,o,,a .,u.
nlainlv % " arainet raj % tl,om. IN In ch,crno Nav York M
.ro iii .ho ,,,;,t .orr,nro,., ,ortrn, r,,,o,, ~
o' '0 -. WV 49, e DoJ -
very ea6y' Laf6o atAount6 a1o Aoiu ny panAs IN
, 1874-04-11
stou, Kcan l. Co. report quotations to-day

NEW YoRK, April 1o.--Treaaury dlabursements,
$4,000.
Customs receipts, $411.000.
Dry goods Imports for tho week. 80, 600, 009.
A1onoy took furry this morning and nd
vancea to per cent on call, bnt closed At 3@04.
Sterling quiet; S485 for GO days; $4.8B for
Gold ranged from 11815@119M; oloAed At
11315.
Garrying rates, 2@4; closing at2.
ClearngH, $27,U00, GOO.
State bonds quiet nnd nominal.
Governments quiet.
etockB opened firm and fuctunteI somewhat
during the day with general downward tendon
oy, but at final close tlle gonoral market was No
u about tho lowest prices Of tho day. 81. Louis
4 Iron Mountain was the exception, advancing
from 384 to 45. Eric showed recovery OF ",
and St. Joe Of 1194 from lowest point.
Total sales about lG8. 900 aharos, Of which 90,-
900 were Western Union; $4,000, Lake Shore; i;
$4,000, Pacific Mail; 1900, Union Pacific; 10
600, New York Central; 5000, Erie: l0.000,
Wabash; 5000, 6t. Paul common; and 5000,
Rock IblaD0.
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CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET.

1SHT1A A. EyrHJ tv,r{
AICOUor.--Was ete,fy Ut Sl. .sCai III. ~Ss
han(l-nicke mr. bn "a naI II. mo.1iHn,s do q X
an m In hr1s "S~s ,e 49, eA'Ss
nRooMoonN7The market re1na,na dull; Some
~ enu III ~ wcas anu others are noang anu selling
imto shS" INV np ron vi cesn .nes W. w9rk ieef
IL. " ' e 'AA.o' '<2o' 11Ao'1os of"Sos s@
wi <1nii11r nrrc 1,Arrn7.7o- ..a,ou...,...
unn1terel nrjrcs na 1olio,v. niic e "e a. sn ~
No,v Tork 49,, .ast!., 81 f1at 4stov
vile AMI Akron cnnent - m s HI. nori, -, a."
,t e. oaia ~ eeoats @ 2ap IT rortahn 60.
81 01ia1 a. 4 i,rt whifs aa,,d j. III e EIs % nn
forJnnh.f. H. sGas Y 't V4'suSs ~ s'ou 1nas
~ ~. = ~, .,i IoG nto otiee tuve $15uo9
Inc rni Ifocn nrauan1 sH7 ua Sa ~ S
IroasaI elk nnSsk ~ * ~ onns Mu!s l., ~
clay. y brl. s30o{aI op ''' A4e~
l1ITEh-In tho butter market tbs changes were
ho o. suelent importance 10 require special mention
t ent npa. IL ~ saaut'S MaH uoho On oea! anti
taose current on tho preceding days sof tue week. and
W, w. saa ~ Inose: uno'co % fancy yGow a9
mon, 223S2e; g 7y common to clioce roll, 2ssa3o.
a,nm1v mnsnvtn1 an NJ IN rsetve @
which thS rouler brans are now aeung, tho market
nunien a'so 1,a yit @vdo ~ ias aha
r,roa us ei wn iaar Inaalrs o. about ateaay
,aa Amsriesn :oo Anoahssa So; otter Greek
III y ssss's Vi : %s.ss: ssss;e .
,s ,saa 1 @ ~ ~ pre!ty lan Supply nnd
ease viii a abys M ssn ar, ae
paratiyey steady aoup Of 1ans eon as
one within to range q tho following Guosatonss sns :'a
reael.es' ab.........'...'.'7 as aso a'ao aao
peass, ID, s 9a0Ss2 39S 3.9S
Green gascs and cua a9Ss@ sH@ ~ ~
9ainess, H.. s.16@ SO
Raspberres a7sS a7sS SSS ~
I3Iackberr1cg i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. h. ) ,iS . % IN
uooseborrios, an......,,.,,,.,.,'.,., an 9ooxS 2'3S
TolnAtocsI2 q Observation-Disclosures. ID, 17na 1s
Tomatocs. 8 8ib........'........':' ID. aaSS 1'c r.,
Qor, Elgiu, ,,..,......''.' = aHS IN
Cora; benton Iarhor. or..:..............., a253 SO
, 1874-04-11
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Total. ....8.o8o 81 010 also
. oAITLE-Tho market Wns mnro active and nrmer
Tho diminished receipts and the settled condi-
ton Of tho Eastern narkota give shippers courage,
and they operated liberal scale at aono little i'd
tons Of atock there Was no rercontilo Improvement
THO supply Of to fair lota was 80 much In ox
cess OF tie requirements Of tho trade tint general
effort Wt8 put forth to advance prices, holders see-
ing only too glad nf opportunity to closo out ut
former rAtcs. 8alea wore at $1.0c160 for inferior
mixed lots, ut $37594.76 for common to good stock
stcers At = oo@6.25 for common to good buchorat
cattle, at $5.G1@5.6o for common to good shipping
gradcB aud ut 5,70@G25 for choice tu exrn shipping
stcers Among o-days receipts was drovo vf It'll.
fed CATTLE They did not }nd buycr at tho price do
mandcd. Tho market closed f1rn.
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Extra Deoyes-Gradeds steors, averaging 400


lbs and over..:. ..-.......:........... se.12h
Choice Beeyoa-Efne, fat, we'll formed 3ycnr
to yoar old stocrs, averaging 1,300 to
T, !, 40 bs.. GO
Good Deoves-Well- -fattened, finely formed
steera. averaging 1,15o to 1850 III. ........ 6.st
Medium arados-stoers In fair lesll, aver
aging 1.1U0 to 1.250 1ba.,.................6 1ba. 6,N
Butchers Stock-Common to fair steers,
and good to extra cows, for city Slaughter,
averaging $50 to ], 100 Tbs. bs............... lot
Stock Oattlo-Common cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging 750 to 1,050 lbs. ......... ST.
Inforlor-IIght and thin COWS, hcifors,
stags, bulls. aud acalawa8 stoors. ......,... 3,0t
Oatlie-Texas. corn-fed. -fed..................,,. ~;
Oatuo-Io1na. wintcrcd North. ...........,., 81!
CAttle-Texas. through drovcy, .....,,.,,. an
, 1874-04-11

Since Jan. 3o1 $looo0s,G13 *llo 4f4
The following shows the exports (e1clusiye of
purts for the weok ending April 7, and sInco tho
beginning Of the year:
1879. 1873. 1874. .
E. For the week. M ol9,6as o 6as a1ts05s
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

an -. review OF the tables OF depominate n"puoo'e
tIe a,so condemns in the strongest manner 'no oo
ducaton OF boys and girls pronouneing the
-, uLI,, an inter failure rs regards scholarship III"
the development OF character in each. JIG eainoeu'
recommends that such education be discouras'' "
Board. .
Tn his book on Health and Educatloh'
,ust published in London, the Rev. Charles hins''''
says: ..o, NTH
vonld make men and women disconten,euu. "vs ,yn
the divine and Wholesome dlstonntoIn, dren would
physical frame and at that OF heIr ioome of the
cnst, Their ewes TO those precious helroohs ms; u & @
human race the statues OF the od He,r nucon-
der GRANDEUR, their chastc heat niare. these
soic,s hocause perfect, might, ana say iuoIV -
are tokens 10 yOi and TO all generations ~. t 90 no
rhat man could be once; OF what ne can pe ,a ot
viii ohev those laws Of nature which are ~ uo ,h ,e
WI yrculd make them discontinued Win VIZ % %uEi
,ess and coseness OF their dwellings Woi,u ~ nr
tbe men discontented With the FASHION vi .np,i &
,I - Co shnn NJ theirs aud with everything arouhu
them which they have the power vi nm
az ali ungraceful, superhuous, taWdI!' foo"i'' -"
wholesome. ,,.o,,
In the opening essay Mr. Kingsley expresses himseii
strongly In favor Of teaching medicine 10 women lh
order that other women may be able to learn the eie
ments OF physiology from qualified teachers OF their
own SEX "Let such teach to women what every woman
oucht TO know and what her parents VIII very properly
object TO her hearing from almost any man.. III lec-
ture on "The Study OF Natural History" Mr. klngsey
ventures on the prediction that the of science and
the soldiers are henceorh to rule the world The fea-
son given is that they have both learned 10 obey which,
The PaH Mall Ga=ee thinks, seems play upon words
as what is called the obedience OF scientific discoverers
TO what are called the laws Of nature is wholly dher
ent thing from soldiers obedience to orders
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

WEDNESDAY, April 2o-P. NJ.


It became apparent soon after the opening of the
BOARD this morning that tho decline had been
checked and that all fears of repetition of the
September panic were at an end Not that stocks
started off at n bound, but there was clearly an
effort to prevent too sudden rise, and at the saTne
time was developed strong desire to buy, which
soon advanced prices all along the Gne the fever
ishness of the last few days over and the brokers
and bull SPECTATORS seemed toward noon not only
rational but cheerful nearly every stock on the st
gaining from to per cent by IL o'clock. Afterward
the market became quite tranquil as compared Win
its condition yesterday, and prices were steady
closing finally at to advance on the prices OF last
night, the exception being Erie, which lost and
Northwest !. The Street during the day was full
of contradictory in regard to the Presidents
action on the Senate Currency bill, the market
hesitatng and staggering upon the report that the
bill was signed and improving on whspersoi veto.
Comparing prices at the close last night with those
prevailing the 4th Of April, the day on which the
late decline may be SAID to have begun. we find Gen.
trail and Hudson had lost %; c., c. and |. O., 10;
Erie II; st. Joseph, 81 Harlem, 2; Lake Shore % ;
Northwest, n; Ohio. 81; Pacific Mall Z; Rock
Island 81; st. Paul, 5; Wabash, 81; Union Pacihc,
5; Western Union, 81. These differences are all re-
duced by the higher prices of to-day, especially in
Western Union, Lake Shore, Pacific Mall Union
Pacific, and Rock Island.
The failure of Messrs. Capron g. Merriam and the
succeeding developments painfully illustrate how
little Wall-st has learned from the great crisis OF
September last. Nor is it by any means the worst
feature of the event that newy-fonned house with
respectable capital should have risked so much in
shares that prudent people regard as among the
himsest on the list The fact that several OF our
supposed most conservative firms had turned"
many thousands of the shares proves that how little
soever the Street" may have forgotten 1T has GER
tanly learned nothing by the severe lessons of the
past The list as we find it already printed in the
10 %
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New Yoax April 22-BxxvpPresh receipts .efs oi eas SsT
CIV And n ears undre,hst total OF laz cars OF
head the usual nember Of shoe.s @ ne s.a.s
vas mo-, eous 70 the supply trade was Dali
nom Mondsy probably Si heed Anons 'ae s, sseS @
"a Tern cattle the qaah sceefsV 80 es 49,
f.,rS ,u.sd 20 the denssd Tsrn ard .ss'9se ea % "a @
s. 70 real native Steers s4sl2he 20 arsss % 70 eS o.
uBsod oo a
Not n ron -, 90 including 65 at jersey CAV s4
Hsas are ss hapdredts Me kns Raws appears 70 have essS
deserted by shippers from the We. n ~, 90 49, .u. n.
IN nePhsrsea D ears; H. Meyers, cam Martin \ C~'
e.rs. and HAslswood Co., car ~.
Fas soh isr Msnn fsller Co, 20 Missouri steers ~
Al ii =. ~ dress 81 70 and ~ mIed therosee 90"
S.t,ss 81 est, ~ CSC 10. 10 dwss 56 To- -
Consy AeYberson for hsewooi Co.. l6 Illinois dssn y
ew Al rs TO dre 81 their lSs ias>
e.ti. ~ ewts average, at k9l2r ~ - a
r. H. Meyers for Alsr,on Co.. l29 inos reen, 6bd7t esiJ
n 6llssc n and ior hnseh vs. Illinois steers 7se~I,
IL c@n. -. ~
l. w. n, 70 drss 81 10 TO the xross est - -. s,..
NJ Goldsmith tsr Morris WnIrs Co, 80 ihnos steers cNeA
n ~ 1. p 2 sEsn H R ~ SSl sc. y WV y W. y
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

Some of these parties are perhaps well secured,
and all of them are able, we presume, to stand
their losses whatever they may be, but that they
should have entered so largely into a speculation of
this character is a mystery that seems darkest to
those who know them best. 1t shows how far
brokers will CO. and what hazards they will take, to
keep their capital employed and prevent falling
off in their interest and commission accounts
We are satisfied that the late depression in stocks
is produced by the same parties that precipitated
the panic of September, their object being the same
now as then, namely, to buy stocks at lower rates.
The speedy recovery in prices indicates that they do
not intend to risk repetition of that great calamity
If this is so, we may look for gradual return to
higher prices and less feverish market. The
opening highest, lowest and closing prices of the
Il
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
IN IsPoRTs on sroAE AT sAS FRANCISCO.

Totals S4ZSf3OO lsaUc,.Vo
with op execution the imports quarter are the hsef
..v,sl ye.s beps Of iOVOVOO a compares so
,.t wear and compared With lo'Z Fo ne 'nt
rs,,s die IA ports ior the frst quarter averaged over
r. NM o0 m M mas been h.t the quantity tasen
tb san Frspclseo 10 lS an 1910
II known thst lne stoeA eHhs~
over At the beginning the current was looOoVVO ,o
srEARlN less aciye bot hIni sales OF % 'es w. A'' WV
good al IL lsc and 90 tea Prime al lLSsa
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
And the following for city bank shares:

The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Pennsyl-
vania 6s 1O9 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, l9s
Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Railroad, 81;
Gold, 1l3s.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
asking prices for stocks at the
close were:

Money has been fairly active at and 6per cent
on call and at these rates there was an abundance
of offerings Discounts last quoted At tho
close, round amounts of money offered at 8.
United States securities have been more active and
lower because Of declining gold and easier bonds in
\ o.lor W. oppax cIocinu atraat uuntatione.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH, No. NAssAU-sr'
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BoSDs and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits, and
allow interest at the rate of four per cent; make
Collections. and transact a general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS, which, at present prices'
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at 50 and accrued IN
terest secured by first mortgage on nearly 2,OOOOOO
acres of the COmpanys lands in California, Nevada
and Utah. FISK o. hAlCh'
THF RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is alwaysan
important subject to both borrower and lender an
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. T..
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-Iork.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

The apparen shows excessive mpofn iot ms @ us
the ouaptity received the average he OF ss es
ne.ry Al 900 hand The sS onmenea
t,t ,nG ~ IL @o3 600 which, with
p of over quarter n the face oi s Ass
haseI ann tendency for moAn ,r rofe
SJGARs-The tor sugars, oa he oas or
717s for fair TO good heSniHg and sae e. for 'entnnga
The sales to-day ljOO hhds iDe ang ss o1
but manly tuna huso' e -
Tor common prime RenHug klning sasas se 10 Ah
lard icrushe q at
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
the quotation
600 s.neeed goa eerilaea,e. .enl 70 w..hingion.
We annex closing rates OF foreign exchange

In State bonds there were no important features,
and with the exception of sale of one lot of $4,000
New-York Registered Bounty Loan at 1863, the
transactions were small and devoid OF interest The
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
xpours or TIA AT slx FRANCISCO
Totals. .ls.......................s3 .s3I7OO looo.oos

The ,.eents for tie quarter thsn Tor Aay
ing period In history Of The eort 10 e A. s-u
sb4 so0 m .rainst vS9 Isl and sys vo y. oo IA
"a Iy active and oug ssIes u 100 hh tiI' .. oLo
a7Tsc; 10 bbls Prime At 7s4a1e and 75,OOo eo"'""-
at 7Sd7s4c ., ,- II. ., ,so hhl. a, ode.
and 800 bbls Al 80 With sellers al The A p
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

The quOtat0us b,sc1 fuunug 10 lashJ aoS
nore Laf sf3de above ~ bsov sra1e qifcL
sALEs FOR PKEsssr DELygtN
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
wgDSpsDAv. Apr

AsHRs-Tbe receItts TO-DAY 10 Pots cult
changed qgote9 at 6s.c. Pearls arc nietse.
CoTOhTbere far GemaBi icr soi Cotton and NE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
Ghanres for Buslness Hlen

TNHOSE having business interests to which
e DO Dot wish 70 devote their personal srpevOu
sh.seeeI and qualifications please addrss hareplaIs
SyhAkea Lse4 ~ " ogasssA PssA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
IMPORTS OF COVER AT SAY vsaNcsco.


TIE market duns the quarter has ben qu socs fr the mos.
dart have been hight The commenced with only about 100
bags In hands, and the b0ng for Central American ~
27c These have essentially maintained throughout tho
quarter,
100000 pounds less than last In tho
first quarter Of 1872 the imports 21j4 500 Coie against
26l2000 70 In 1871, and i21 600 % ia 1870.
FLOUR AND MRAL-The Flour market opened don and easier
grades; large arrivals and tnness heebts
the export demand ld local buyers the advantage At tho
du an1 lower for osI gales ses OF
5000 bhls We quote - -.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

The London market for Consols and American
securities was reported dull all day, closing heavy
and lower. Money was easy, and under the bank
rate the Bank of England losing f30O0O bullion
balance to-day. Foreign exchange was quiet and
strong less from demand than scarcity of bills. The
nominal rates for prime 60 days bills 81 So to the
pound sterling and for short sight "a 50, but bills
we're accessible at 81 Ssh and "a SS 81 S8i, respect
iyely The gold market not affected by these or
any other considerations, unless perhaps somewhat
by the high charges for carrying, and the sale Of a
million gold tomorrow by the Treasury. The OPEN
ing price was 1872, from which after decline to
49,, reached to 1l3,. From this point ii dropped
to llSI, ruling during the afternoon at 1l3s Gll3.
and closing at 1l3l. On gold loans the rates were
g. 81 A. g. and ~ per cent paid for carrying to fat.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
coyered: Gold cleared. S45,3l5,0OO; gold balances,
S1,lS6,OOO; currency balances Sl,S45,3S3 The As
sistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds
and $1,000 in coin interest. The following were
the quotations:
iOsO..li3a4 l2Oo.ll3as l:o...il334 ll3LS
lluO-..ll3S4 l23O"..li3As 2;OO....ll32 dll3S
The days business at the U. $. Sub-Treasury
was: ... -.
God reoeps. si73 600 81 Currency psyns. 1894 359 73
Cob pyaenls.. 7O9sO 80 Currency balance SO 6s4 1888 40
Coo balance. 5o 7s6 sos - Cuohs..... $4,000 90
Cnreney rreeipis. 3ObbIe %
NM - Nonl. n ". skiuatn