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New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
AH Notice, Of Ha,r7c7es must BE- ador'cd ~ra fsii
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DIED.

DIED.
ANDREws-n w-tber,seh Coma wedresds'. Dee susan
Funeral At r n. saiur.aY
BAKEa-Thursdav Dec B. 1874 Elaa Baker duzasr fwm
h4w, lece.s d. IN tAe 4lss year Of Ler asc
ana inen are a ed 70 .9 he aneral rom 81 Anarer.
FouIth-sYe.. . Sunday. Dec. q, at > o'ciocE
BOGEaT-Oa "a December br residence Haekeuset Igh..
ia,e Thomas GiiL
RTs - % & to attend The f5 fiss5f S. a. fr 5 ao' s.s 9.
berssL NewioA Lower H4e4en'ack at O'Clock return -
BROwY-Ou FRIDAY, 4th n' 22l East Foryanhs Of asA'
Fner1I services a. the residence OF his Hox..
7o3 rnrla'e o. Sard-y Gtn Dsa' al O'CLOCK IL Relatives
COwLEs-As Chicago Dec O. Hon Edvnr Covles, bis 5sa
friends aead The funeral sib but fusEs
inv asoG at the Presb,terao CAuca a. ~ l. a. "a %
IgaTcs GsAal Celtr4 Depot At - ~ of '--t --j.
cRoP5EY-oa Erd'y, Dec g. Of Vy-o4 gneamoa' Henry ?.
friends eOse't vid 70 a'ea4 '2e snerAl Io,'
Dec T. at l2:5O :.fae. of chlnber. At $50
HAyGYs-n Cit7 OF Brook Friday rOns Dec l. Harriet
Faac, ce At hcr late seaee 70 l4ssol4ce Monday de
7h last. At O'clock ..
HAvEMgf -sud4enir on MONDAY Y5r. 80 Hon william y.
Haye4yE, A-or Of &c C Of AcSlo n e list year oi "s
sa.ral immediate fends w be hrd a. h.
late residence At > ro.A oh sto4ts n'iIns ga ~ mn @
ave Tsenty .seOoLdsI
HOLr-In Brooal,u Thur,tay Dec g. ls7i Waiter P Hos
The and reads Of invited attend The fuu.rs
from Vi Ia i-sHer III FsaaAne on sa'drlay
KIyG-On Maggie W secod daugher Of Geo '"
nd K.K KIM aged - anu 10 months
lol
oa Relative. aal fsala are invited -
MAJOR BROOKLYN ThurSdy De- g. 1874 hdmahd hs~
son Of the ae NJiliuiel " l,r Of n y.
a,O mr1r- OF GUNNER Post NO - b a. ~
isi 90 Ma
helan1, I7J Ia Ayete-aye, cstlsdsT al
MOSTYN-On 81 Of December M4se L. fc Of Jcfkey
IostTn ald laughter Mortimer Porter ~ ngei 2t 'esrs
ST. b1rth0 news Cgarch IA al ona'e abl FVfN
fourth-st. on SATURDAY. jsn December. a. Oci1ck
SwEENEYOn Thlrsd4y eyennG Dee a!rr ons and paias %
iness Sweeney secbBd Vi DsAr sSeeAe Ia The 306
year0
nj. vi ST. Agnes Church. Fory'AriS.
Lex where solemn keirn Ma
bis spd The lesuYes snd eaas
those II bic brote n-aT Whin f and DaYlS
attend tue iEncra' om LIS iase
drlce, BIB East Pry-g q. = -4.ui4Y HOIaits
WELLSTOOD-A. ynelanl n j. Nov 80 of 1gerug ilDess
scotland, the o 1h -
| her
| The re Sans inferred st ViGeand.
WIGHTMAN-A Michigan City I3dsna Thursday evening. Oct
Is Victoria Por vile Of John u "saim.a, !A'e of Ia
DeVOe-st. BroOA!Tn l. D.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Sueclal SoIlces

Cjobte.n,b Ward Council of Political Reform 201
risn--BtustA meeting "A be bed o. "a gAl V 81
fSG pee ; AZ : O'clock JOSLPI UAlGuTi Psssdant
THOMAS MCDowsLL secretary.
special Meeting of the Union League Liub wi %
CaD-nGse hIJsOn-ae cJrIer IAeatY On
MONDAY EVENING Dec T. sOocx, address ron
Mr. WILLIAd ChAPT Of Georgia On he sat e AiHs at DO
sautb bv order. GEORGE IL. d. HILL. Secretary. .
Po,t-O licc Notice.-Hns MAILS fOA kUROrs week
SATURDAY Dee 1874 viii coS~ ~ nus once as o"~si
IUEsDAY . l. W.; Oh nEUAbSGAt al c:5Od N "a IHOiS-
OAI ~ 80 = a. III hDAl al j a-i .l;5V m .
" " e. l.. JAMES r "
Nearly One Thous nd Copies Of rHB rHBJSBS cheap
and popular edition M Gadsopes famous PainPaes we're sod
over The counter O'Clock tour Of Oub
and iask oa rainy sstIrsy THB TRIBUNE eaoa hs
and By complete published exhibiting milf s"es
sae, Of the ai,cuson D to -dess "a 10
United States sheet 20 GEMS "a pamphlet
49,. THa ThIBUNB S-v-Yort
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
THE SALE OF LOTTERY TICKETS.

Since the passage of the law prohibiting the
sale OF lottery tickets every Grand Jury of the Court Of
General Sessions has been specially charged 10 Inquire
concerning the violations or that law and yet for sew
era years has prosecuted for dealing in lot
terry tickets When asked why prosecutions for that
of .nse instituted. Assistant ID D.sric Attorney
Lvon said that OF the GiHcu!sT or OBJ
tanning evidence against the keepers OF lottery policy
shops II IL stated. however. gJOi authority that
tnat difficulty has been In .OiOwlng M IL
ner: Several persons drew prizes IN tle eurT L'ery
OF Kentucky, which has branch on c3 III thls
cty ana tle policT dealers refused pay tnen. A.
they cannot recover the DZs suits at law those VINO
drew them nave been working up cvid nce az ms t1e
policy dealers and ~ few 1t Will De turl.sleh 10
the DistrlctAttorney for presentation ~ tue Grand
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

ship Due de srs rBegI ROetser HAM Oct D. IN ballast q"
n he Lower bsy.
ship of ST. John, b. seiSnhoim bombay iis Sss
win bnssed a., a.,
Ship Hamilton Fish Bryant Liverpool Oct. "a With ndss
Msb- (B- Bul,r Dsmersr Cenrs honsHes y
I,bsr ashore 26 d.ys ~ith anu motAsses
SAILED.
Steamship zsneIn. for pool
"lHD-ouBst. fresh, ": cNrsr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosro- D>c 4-eared Steamships Mash0o Tor LIVERPOOL w.
Crane for Baltimore Norfolk
Dec Arrived steamship South Csoss from Neg
York Cleared, bars Der r liverpool saleJ
Charleston Cord for Lvspsss
bng Roger del Flor for Barcelona.
PuILADELPHIA 4saied si.arnssp seernd Antwerp
FOREIGN POLTS.
4rLe Vades1d sailed for Phladehs
this m0r RI aad pa~..d Flushing -
Unitel Mary Wgges
~ LiGb Tyro aud Cbis Agnys out The ls
L9t1s stewart Raren hss0s Lsoes1s, and
lb Milo Bane JSbn Pa.csl Lh.s
ST. Yizus Also T. kssssJy u.
M Hesico Profeti, and Franc
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

FINAL TRIBUTE TO THE LATE MAYOR.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL OF MR. HAVE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PRODUCE tx
CHANGE AND OTHER BODIES
The funeral ceremonies of the late Mayor
to-day will be very imposing. Ali OF the municipal de-
:rnens will be closed for the purpose OF aordng the
officials and employees opportunity OF attending the
funeral and .w iremain closed until after the funeral
services are ended. The funeral services at the
FAMILY mansion will be attended only by rela-
ives ana personal friends. The services at the
house viii be conducted by the Rev Francis Bottome
pastor OF the Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
where the deceased and family attended, and tho Rev
NJ . Hutton, d D. classmate OF the late Mayor. The
clergy who will Ocate at 81. Paus Methodist Episco
pal Church. at Fourth-ave. and Twenty second ST.
Bishop James, Bishop Crawford. tde Isv NJ. s. Hdttou
d. D., the Rev. Wm. Adams. ID. D.. the Rev. Mr.. Hare
ID. D., and the Rev. Mr. Chapman, ID. D., OF St. Pauls
AT the conclusion of the ceremonies church the
funeral cortege will proceed by the way OF Fouthave
and Broadway TO the South Ferry. in the following
order
The AAEsp, command OF Bug u Ward N Y
1th Regiment l. enc RyJeE
sih Regimen col scott
e;h Regiment Liea.. Col Gldrrslecve.
22d Regiment, Co. Porter.
Battalion OF Department Chief Ell Bates.
Mayor u the Cil Of New.fork ami tho Mavor-eect
Common Council Of the City Of SewYO sAd the Common Council
Atacso, Of the Msror. on and Of the Common Council,
Heads Of Departments Con ON Board o aton Comms
Honer1 Of Emigration, ami Ponce Jasiees.
hayor Common Council Of the o BrJoklTn
Carriages with Pshe4rrs Same j. Tlen Morgan Peter
Cooper Robert LenoI Kennedy JOan CISCO Jane. Brown.
Geofge w Lane, JOIN Ewen J0lI Castree, William A.
Il Is. sOu L.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

bss lately been disappointed in falling to secure the
Rev. Robert Colyer of Chicago will 60 far toward
making up past losses ana disappointments if Mr..
William A. Alger of BOstou should accept the invi-
tation it has rendered. Mr. Alser would be sure to
restore to the pulpit of the Church of the Messiah
ell the interest with which its utterances were
formerly regarded.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
The Count de Laborde, in his mastery work

The Count de LabOrde, in his mastery work
decorative industry, maaes distinction
between the artistic capab OF the two great pro-
cesses by which metals ar,iStcay treated, winch Is
well worthy or consideration. The foundry and the
ch SCI ," 40 says, have their limits. The hammer has
none" There can be doubt that the treatment Of
Of metal reduced sLeets by the skliul hand OF the
hanmercr has produced, from the days which Homer
50 LlaFvelOusy des, ribed the incompatible shield OF
Achilles down to our time, some OF The most exquisite
creations. enduring too as exquisite OF Human genius
Ddt tie very limitations Ot tie foundry and the cAsei
made these Instruments. on the whole quite as valuable
as the hammer fabrication of ornamental articles
in metal Intended for specific the use OF such
articles itself limits them cup must be vessel SUIT
able to drink from, clock must support the time-pece
position which shall make 10 visible, candestck
~hrro permit the candle 1t Is TO uphold to be
fairly placed that for such purposes bronze, the
creature Of VIVA; RIskn cOutemptuOusly calls " tho
sneuIs forces has for been found 10 be the
most practical material available for combining beauty
with use VI it to the warerooms, which might
call the Gallery" without doing violence To the truth,
Of STARR & MARCUS at No. - John-St upstairs will
illustrate this hundred ways The extent to which
VI a:e the reproduction not only OF antique Greek aud
Roman ana OF modern European, but OF Egyptian aud
Oriental bronze work has been carried III the active
workshops OF Continent only beginning 10 be under
stood on our side OF the Here IN JOnn-st. we dad
the solemn mystic iorus OF the PAaraOnIc age, hxed
upon rich y-tinted porphyry and ancient mar
Jles keeping watch aud ward the passage OF The
hours:
The sad hours that bring rs all hngs ~.
The slows tAngs sood,
And good things from evil
Here are The shapes Lis and Osiris OF Assyran hawk
billed DDS OF naughty Rom centuriOns OF delicious
Grrc.an nymphs. OF swIrt Princes ses OF tue ME-
uphOldug branching lights. pOsing lightly pedes
tails ot device. their own excuse for Delng To
IA
attractive to pat beauty within the reach not OF
the rcn only Of the wetOdj Is practical forn OF
aesthetic communism" TO whicn the most conservative
OF mortals can make no Objection.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
MARKIEN.

BALDWINDwIGHT- Wednesday, Dec lS7i at the res''
The brides mother Mrs 4 P Haley OraDTe y y
b. the George Bs5so. william H. Bald yin. onsry -
brooklyn. and Irene beLmofe DsigEL
BELKNAP-SIL Dec hs rsddrace n he bndes
parents laver, r. Beknap Louisville, Ey -
Alice l., iaGshtr Of PfoL b. SlmsD.
BLsWORrH-HARMOS-Oa Weda.sdaY Dee g. at CaVsrT Church,
BY z. ss.uur, L., Chare4 ksOrtA 10 Louisa a..
daughter of Plilo c. Harmon. esq. sl Of ths city.
KEyNEDY-PRATT-I, this city De- ? At the rex4sner
Heusy r. Oven. ",
ScoGer. d. ald the Rev Nan " Newell
d.. M- ksRneIy OF Dfookn ani ss Lacy b. Prat OF bs
city. eldest daughter he ate He ~ q. Pftt.
THACKRAY-SAA RlAS-OI Wed.ely. Dec 2 a. be home Of
Nelson b-des broie bv the Rev Henry Wa
DvKe chaa Thaekr.y sh4urnG8, sl Of BnaOkJD
No
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-Ibe congregation Vi
the Rev. Mr. Cooper have published card expressing
eopnaenc IN hs integrity and the Standing Committee
acting for aud In behalf Of the Free CODgregatonai
Church vi FiankiOrd express unAmlieo couh S
hls virtue Integrity Christian lie ana ar
beloved pastor. pledge ourselves " aia IA ~
Dellug the merry darts VI satan"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
NEw-YoRK STATE PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION.

NEw-YoRK STATE PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION.
The Presbyterians of this State will hold
Convention at Syracuse Dee IT, II Is be composed Of
delegates from all the Young Peoples Associations
nected with the Presbyterian Churches and the pastors
Tho ohsG5ss Of the Convention arc announced to be
these 81. 1t Is mseting which all working Presby-
'erans of the Chnrch invited TO discuss practical
church questions Of the day O. 1t designed to secure
meeting OF delegates from all the Young Peoples Asso-
Citations in the churches OF order II hoped that
State Brotherhood Will ba formed" This meeting was
announced for last August but postponed until this
MONTH IN order to secure fuller attendance. Tue Rev.
o. l. Clarke OF OWegO 10 Chairman OF the Committee OF
Arrangements.
The following the addresses Ad iress to Lavmen,
by Edward Bristol OF Buffalo Statement OF the Objects
or the Convention bv the Chairman OF the State Com
miitee; the Roy. DR.. Niles Of Hornellsyiie on Chi-
dren's PRAYER Meetings and Their RgiOn" continued
D{ j. H. Kellogg or Troy the Rev. william l. WYle on
"BelefOnte System of B,ncvOlcnce;" the Rcv DR..
stryker OF Rome "The Week OF Prayer-Prlctical
Suggestions" continued by Edward Bristol; tile Rsv.
james Gardner Of Canton "IasructOn in the Cate
cnism;" the Rev. DR. Knox OF Elmlra on Vacant
Churches and Unemployed Minister'S" the Rev. D. r.
Fraser pastor OF FIRST Church, Buifilo, on Law Cot
cges;' the Rev. d. GIiiver OF Bingham Ton Oh Inc
Power OF the Young Man"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
TIE CHARGEs AGAINsr MR. ruELps.

The resolutions adopted by the Tammany
Hall General Committee Thursday evening although
embodyng exceedingly damaging charges a-ainst Dis
tuct Attorney Phelps and other Republican officials,
presented by OF the leaders OF the party
stated that the Intentions OF Mr.. Delaney had not
announced 10 The prominent meinDtrs or the COM
mitce 10 the majority OF the members Ot ms
delegation several Of tnG eadcTs say i"at Whilc
object the spirit OF the reSUlutbns' the
Of ring them at present tune was premature and
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
HOME NE VS..
rnsnsoMErwR. YESTERDAY. At HUDyUrs, IN BROADWAY.
slu.-37' Seos-39 3 a-37' ndnsst-30'
PROMINENT ARRIvALS.

Breroort Hou@-Kurd Won Schl6zer, German Min
iter at Washing HO-Seaator H. b. AntbonT o.
Rhode Island C. c. Washbura u Wsconn Cot B0urKe
Ganada Congresmeh J. H. Buegh Of Name Hoar snd
John D. Nhtehouse of reyIRf Col
Med heCoek ard r AirT nder Chamber,. u ArDy 81
Nta0in Hot'LEr James Wilson Of Iowa NeD-
YORK HoeELelL Col. b. S Ai.raad U. s. ArnV.... Granf
Central Ho1I-clucr-s,n e. W Willard Vermont.
Housed Ysno JDtnese charge fAfIirs ashington gtr
HOIe-Ass-nb1a her 81 HeIkaer ". I... H1Rngs
A0HS-RichAd u. I.wH " Prancisc,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
,,osr WONDERFUL STORY.

-. IN, y,,o YorL Oorrepoaasnos Of Th< BRflI0 C0"1T'
'1om sorrv for the editOr-fOr | have known
an, a'o vo ,o cannot tud room for Charles KeHd.
iIerfuI us account OF the Hero LamDert iron ih Mh"
MOhde5r. r,o.,sp IL were a pity that any man. woman
hohh ON Ihis continent should Dlss reaalhs lh'
"a II serms-f may mention any tning NUM- I'm, ~,
thnt Tning but the incredbility 0f Iterari ah
1naS', Charles Keade perpetrating dlaoohesi ma IA
IN IN hle. one 10 entertain the story "oiH'"" -
TpInusR hoax, can III
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
THE LOUISIANA CANVASS.

NEw-ORLEANs Dec. 4-The election returns
from De soto Parish have not yet been received, Ana
,he Returning Board day refused to canvass dupF
cate certificates offered by the CONSERVATIVE t va
cae coi ,ht tney cOuld act nothing Out Wbdt was
aed in nv the supery lsOrs Of Resistratiou; & io
ppnncnded 10 lay De Soto Parish asiuS un'' 'H'' "
IAe
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
IMMIGRATION FOR TIE YEAR.

LARGE DECREASE IN TIE NUMBER OF ARRIVALS.
The table below was compiled b. order of
the Commissioners OF migration. 1t exhibits the
Dor Of Immigrants landing at Castle arden during No
vember and from Jan. 10 Dec OF this year, as well as
their nativity There large decrease from the num-
Der which arrived during the previous ten years. and
the falling OF las been greater the year approaches
its close.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
PRESBYTERIAN WORK AMONG THE FREEDMEN.
.aI-


Tomorrow collections will be taken among
the congregations OF the Northern Presbyterian Church
in behalf of the Freedmen OF the south. Tais churcl
has carried on missions among tho Freedmen for
several years. and has South rs eharches.
9274 communicates. OF whom added last year.
G9 S1ntiy school scholars, 40 day schools with 35i
pupils, 81 ministers % catechsts 56 eachersn all 10
missionaries. In four nign schools there are 51l sh
dents 6O OF these preparing fr the ministry adi 9o
have taught during vacauOns The Freedmen cDurch,s
aud schools contributed st 5000 In consequence
OF the decrease IN the general receipts OF the
OF Missions for Freedmen itst year, OF SCHOOLS
closed, ana 1t Is feared stl further reduction
VIII Eaye 10 be- made. TJe CJnuIstrc appealing Tor
liberal collections tomorrow. that nearly 5000 Oi Ihe
5OOC churches do contribute the Freedmen Iund
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

OF tho court on the ground that Miss Proctor not
resident OF the State of MAssachusets but resident
OF tne state or Ne~York and that therefore the
under the of the courts of this state
Inc only reason that the entered for trial IN
the United states Circuit Court ground that
the eompaina not q resident of New-Yvr state
when the suit was begun.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
THE SMALLPOX IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 4-The exaggerated reports
published in Of the Of tns State concerning
the smallpox IN this city has called out statement
from the Board OF Health that four mild cases
OF shAipo1 ano hlne OF VarlOOid Out none OF SERIOUS
nature Tue dlsease Ia Iuy under Ae control Of the
Health authorities.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
MINING RHAREl

SAY Pa scco Dec 4roe following arr The l,'e;t mng STOCK
on,r.too, Kavuoa and kv l19a Savage V3 ieo" J.eAe
Ia. Orrrnan j, Srsrrg Beeh.r 1875, C4olA, % Sosa
Paui "a Bsch-r 53 Bsehrr 30 Confidence %
Consolidated 2OS, Gould J OaffJ -"' nAS s N'
cros., 81 Ophr 1905 California, 10
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

The Buffalo Commercial AdcertiSer begins its
proposed plan OF deVOtBg several OF its columns
svey day TO the reproduction Of the best short stories
In current literature, by copying from Tue TRIBUNE
GAaSles keade's "a Hero AND Martyr"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
cATrLH MARKET.


ALRAsr 4-Eothrg lone In Cstr vet TO make market
CScNSArI. 4-hO.s-Receips. $500 head market slow
n, cnooa aies slcs oi eouon a.
~ 5ORs6 fair pacNog t1dSI 20 good packing
AMI bachrT 81 31Qs7 % choice held hgef some iuoV uAsol
.hD msass, ALI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ne~s see fuh Pdos.l
.nnrxrRN.

AZ, n,hip Elys DEL C.Apbe uasgo~ Nov 2li aud moe
2.,I n n uise pass T. headerson Broa- 80 81,
ht-unsmp tlc Hchnnl tlY rOinI, An aofsA VIA
n..c .nl u.s.. " Oa D0l4aIVa Se4uAAlp "a
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

Ladies suffering fran Rupture iaetI relieved and ',s
cuj bs the BLA.rlC rauss 6s5 PnTs Rcom. LrtY
Metal pr nx r,n 6ns.r hIhy sponge
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

TIE TRIBUNE has received 81 for the Hans
,..,.,,.n Anasrsen fund Eddie Masop' DanDuTJ'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
~ the waste vster from the Of tho Boss~ek works empned
he bsy
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

KINGsroN.-Philip salpaugh, at Rosendale. yes
esr While repny old which supposed unoadsd put
the barrel in baeksmtbs forge discharged lodging the
ehArgs IN his sbiomen and sing him almost instantly
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

,r, phil. .a.,,h,. Ou,c, Of rhe Tribune is at sI2
49, Soulh slxth-St.
LEDGER bu hiirg -.....u . =. ,,-.
sUBsCRIPTIOSS AND ADNBkIlshh D. ID "H'~''"
oUooN" M A'N''S LIsHRRS kAtka -. -.
Subscribers to the Daily ph ,aspa na "e'y ~, as NJ ou
49, :, AZ IA. Po tOho s.iir on .9 ., "A
.pe snd r, r-reiys n several hoas IN .dAn"" % ~" s
"VI An tWs raisssss Popular Essru are kept '0f 'Ai~
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

NsvYoSK Sept l6-BxEyEsReeeipt to-day l47
oa.5ssSt,d.l-: The offerings, mainly IsSs ordinary
ea to pS .s from Esu.uy The d.ss
a yfss sa & a. S s IL % male & s a S.i '
Inferior about Monday, quotations
Ss.1 from nt% Sc f NJ 70 s S he ii ass
dress SO and the Texans all common were sold at 7SeS h,
From Baltimore we had 80 carload. of Ohio virginia cattle and
The arm o. Morris w.iIs, Co bad bu, 1s carloads Of cattle in
market .ud reported that some important changes are soon be
o:O,s 20 s % r. s:.: e; s.s.n n % c. %
Martin. Fuller Co. iOr Msye,s for ~
sA .Ta : i ss1a'8f % as X kA '' FOR UAn.A for
ssA; s. s. 81 s' s s Ge11 ,;t' ss e . .t:
s s.: s B. IL f. iI s. s,; s s Co. %
Co. 3 3 a.; os'Tss 4 4 III; IS g
!? :sd i'I t.spSsi' 80 Team; Sssss'
Y: !: q
do s. cst Il ioe to drss, ID; for sund6en.r ~ vsGs
:: ;ss. ss. 5 81 % a.s 4 s CO. g g VIRUS u 's. .
S.s S.. IS IS v ':a: ..a .t s a;:. g sst
:s :s.:. g. %
::a'; s' sssi s 4. ssss b
Kahn for kaOn II uIsd Kentucky cattle Ga cws at
SoaSH for Stern, Strauss. II Kentucky steers IL ewt at
for L" 2 p fs ons @ss f ~ .s, sr
s7 hsi2s n need,ss fat COW that weighed 1850
A. K.sn.0 h.a 9s cars Morris. w.rsls
CT 4aas: s sis s; s'i
Eastman sod on his own account 50 ih1Ss steers ert
a.! j; ias rather common
tsry Carey sold fo God UIsry 7o good to pm. Kentucky
:, ss %.a. ss % s.. as.s ...., m a.
AS. est At lie p n 10 dress SO b. -" =,
Tins easor w. sege had reached the yards 81 ii o'clock
. H. bot wer. hand buyers waiting for them
CAIvkRceps 326 head mainly State veals and zrasssr
demand ar and the = 7elOe = for poor to
kirby sold e2 st.. eAys, at 81 head IA DO
q; sii e 80 90 ds !s siS 1tts T ' S''' d. aSS D.
Hume Elliott sod ss STALE grss e.,s at % hsadj do
oiS ~ "a Isso so las s q, M and ao 10 n a,Se ~
Jslhs Ce sold " stale Sr..s c.l,s. a. " % essd
g yaia !. NJ .sl bassmlf DO" a7o s At Sc '''''s'
sHnsp LArBs-ToAsys receipts 6a 32l head
i ruled hrmsI aud hghs bat common and 5sI had SLOW
Sc and common 10 sIA sheep from 4e to Sic n, with
J.S bsiipsh.s 200 lambs 90 Avsse.
7ise q n aud b27 Ohio sheep, 77a n. T4ise
Sss Rc Ss aSs 5 q is S;s'' ss aSS' .ss. nj fs &
re il t,si s. n, Ss; and 10 sat. sheep 100 o
Jane. Kirby sold 1870 Ohio sheep Is average M7& 81
Do 50 bn ssi u o. iis ~ At s.S 50 c.n-, lambs "a D
swsss-K.cslps $40 head an conssnd direct
Nothing svs dressed hog,
.ssiss y 10 for Ul,ssn and o 10 ks oornicd -
BuuAO. l6o4rnH-Rseeips to-day including eirht
rpOrsd % .r,s All esas n.ing d: Total pp5 Tor the week
lat .s.i nsiss .strs .. % isess Ou good e.i,s A. on
um paid caNs West than the
S iss % .ssss s% sCc %
1890 - sosss - zoe Ss.d oAiC steer. ,.asag io@ 9s
siss Ssi pass iSsN So 800 head Isass :ssr: fsasSs
s':.si1 We i7ss 5, aSs VI sisa x.ss s..,s ass-: Gs:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
kURoPRAN MARKsra-.

LrvsRPooL, sept 16-1230 .: m-Cotcn k ermi hlddhnx
Upsnds sd MddpY gid sales $1,000 sss including
1000 for snstaston and export -,
LosDor Sept i6-l230 n-Ehs Railway shares Preferred
62a . 80. - ,s,a.
FRisonr Sept le-Uptsd States Pivsrweny bonds lse2'
98n =. ., "a, u,.
the basis oil modhng opnus
nothing below Good Orinsry, at z 15-l6d 40. /,
PRlsKyomr sept 16Uued States Twenty bonds 30 or
the issue Of 1862 -. p...... "a,
IosDos Sept 1922 mPar' dispatches quote Routes At o'
45c eI interest. f.---s r..'-. ---r
LIVERPOOL, Sept 1872 mCoton, sales the basis Of Mid
ding Upands hcs below Low Mdng deliverable Oct shd
l5-l6d Sales Of the the basis oi Mid
ding Upland nothing below Good Ons n 3d. de Bothlng below
Low Mddhng 3D. Beadssufs quiet Lard 64i vl Tat
Low. 408 y cwt, .
LospoS Sept mhe amount Of hsiou gone int the
Of England balance to-day S60Oo1 Pans aps''oes
quote 63f 62i2c.
7,l00 bales American. oo, - n.
.ospos Sept 1874 m.Ene Railway shares S2s Pans DIS
patches quote Rentes at 63f AZ 7i2e . -, -, ,,,,
sept 16a mcottou sales on The ess. o. MD
ding pnd nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable october ana
November, at 7TsL =, A..
Mdng Uplsnd nothing below Good or1
Midding 8s Corn SAG quarter Cheese. 6S49g
grades American Lard. 66I cuk Bacon.
54j v cwt for Long Clear hlddies.
L0SDoS. Sept 16.--Tsllov. 4lI9 pcwt .
LONDON Sept 16-Ryening-Common Rosn. 6f316I6 " eut
Spirits Tmpentine "a 662iI - y ewt
LIvESPooL sept isEveuns ROsn 6i3 cwt Spirits
Turpentne, 25I y est