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in Chester, Pa.
DThe Minnesota doctors win not let Miss
DR.. Preston into their society.
sIThe Cleveland city council has adopted
resolutions approving the woman's liquor cru
sade.
- Marshal serrano, president OF the Spanish
Republic, is receiving salary Of s10o,0oo per
ennum.
~Madame Camilla Urso's first exclam alton
when she was burned In Boston, the other day,
wac, 40, shall never play again!S
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ERERCH CANpf fRENCH CANDY
The special stfention Of the public and desIar.
generally - called 20 the fact that the under,gna5
n constantly manufacturing and Away has on hand
Q most varied and select stock Of the finest PURE
rkENCH OAHDIEs manufactured on the prem
isesl, fRUITs, NUTS, etc, which he is dis posing
OF u Remarkably low figures both q Wholesale and
retail. A. CAvA6NARO,
martem' Under National Hotel.
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Brigham Young has seven million dollars
In the Bank OF England.
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The Temperance Tidal Wave.

Aho Aehbcrance THAI ~ ave.
FEMALE CRUSADERS COMING To WASHINGTON.
The following was presented in the Senate to-
day by RI. Carpenter
NET YORK, March is, 1874.
TO Senator Carpenter, Presidenf of tA< Serste :
AS the tidal wave OF the temperance Crusade
VIII soon reach Washington, In behalf of the
army of women who are alive to the movement.
we ak you to Join our ranks Your high posi-,
ton, your well known eaoquence, aud your
championship Of somen mark you as the aaan
to step to the front. We want you and Senators
Chandler and Sprasue to fotEn q committee to
receive our praying hand at the bar Of the Sen
ate. Congress r. Aeginning Is recognize this
leading reform. The bah just passed TO investi-
gate drunkenness proves this. Viii you read
this appeal 70 the Senate. asking permission to
receive our band under the escort OF your chap
lain. Yours, in behalf Of the crusaders,
MRS. p. Il. LAwRENCE,
No. Al West 18th street.
This letter was unanimously indorsed At Harry
hnis saloon mass meeting on Sunday evening
with the request that the answer be read at an
early meeting of the crusaders.
MRS. =. X. LAwRRNCE,
for the crusaders.
4 5e letter was referred 20 the Committee on
image and ordered 70 be printed.
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liz. HaFrfngtOn's MOtiOl

A CALL FOR DISTINCT CHAh6kS AND
PROOF TO SUPPORT THEM.
The motion Of Mr.. Harrington, mentioned In
the above report Of the proceedings, IL as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Committee-
I am instructed by my associates to submit the
following motion:
The counsel for the District of Columbia
move the committee as follows:
First. That the memorialists be required forth
with to formulate and present all their charges.
and TO submit the proofs In support thereof.
second. That said charges, when made shall
De sumciently clear and distinct to advise the
oeiendants of what they are to answer, and the
charges shall be subscribed and endorsed BY
rome responsible person or persons.
IN January last certain citizens Of this Dis
ulct complained to Congress OF the present adj
ministration Of affairs within this District, and
charged against the oficers Of said District
grave misdemeanors. IL Is 70 be presumed that
Al the time OF presenting the memorial con-
tanning the charges the subscribers thereto had
knowledge Of facts upon which 70 predicate
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The DISTRICT INvEsTIGATIoN.-The Joint
select committee to investig. sDistrict Affairs
net this morning in secret ion to consider
the arguments of counsel mad yesterday rela-
tive to the legality of complying with the de-
mand of memorislists for the production of all
the private papers of certain individuals and
corporations, and were still in session at $50
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The UNDERwOoD-MCVEIGHS UIT.-In the U
S. Supreme Court Monday the case of John G.
Underwood VS.. William n. MCVeigh was sub
mitted on written arguments by the counse, in
the case, and held under ADJUSTMENT by the
court. The appeal isOne from the court OF ap-
peals OF Virginia, which held the title of Juf ge
Underwood 70 the McVeigh property in Alex
aIdria invalid.
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"OC2 CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
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NONINATIONs.-The President sent the TO!
lowing nominations to the Senate yesterday -
James W. Steele, of Kansas, consul at Matan-
zas, Cuba; L. B. McLaws, collector of internal
revenue, LIST district of Georgia; +. ID. Brad1elI
register of land office, Pem0ina, Dakota; J. G.
Smith, register OF land Office: La MesilIa, New
Mexico; Jesus Amigo, receiver, La Mesilla,
New Mexico. POstmasters-Chas. III. Prince,
Augu' ia, Ga; Il. F. Bell, Americas Ga; Albert
j. Lowry, PIacerville, Cal; III. III. Haskins,
Nevada City, Cal; Jos. A. Scranton, Scranton,
Pa; 5. ID. Atkins, Freeport, Ill.
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&
one. These gentlemen arraigned in the
midst Of a community where they have spent
their lives, and over whose affairs they have
presided, Tor offences which, II true, would con-
sign them TO prison, and hereafter render them
incapable OF holding any ofice OF honor or
trust within this District. In any case wherein
a man stands charged before a court with a
serious offense, the constitution OF tue country
requires that the accused shall be informed OF
the nature and cause OF the accusations and we
submit IL TO this committee whether IL II not
fair that when gentlemen are arraigned for
highly penal ofienses they should not be fully
and fairly informed Of the nature AID cause OF
the accusauoni not part Of the charge alone,
but that they shall be required 10 formulate aud
TO state their whole case. Ii never was heard
OF that any man, upon any charge, should be re-
CURED 10 answer 10 part thereof
III the defendants are advised OF the charges
that are 20 be preferred, IL will save the time
OF the committee in this, that il will enable
to meet, either by admittance or denials, what
ls so alleged, and until their case Is stated do
not see how, upon any principles that are fair
and equitable, these defendants can be called
upon 20 answer; and i state 20 this com mittee
that when the charges are made we stand ready
escs spS o snS
be distinctly understood by this committee that
we are not In any degree DESTROYS Of avoiding a
full and fair investigation. We are anxious
that these gentlemen shall have a fun opportu-
nity 70 make their charges as broad and as deep
as they choose. We only insist that thew shaii
be compelled TO make them before we answer-
their whole case.
Counsel do not deem Il necessary 20 enter ipto
any argument TO sustain this portion Of the mo-
uon. lt q proposition so eminently fair that
II seems TO ne II will strike favorably the mind
Q, every man. We are merely asking Q right
which Is granted TO the meanesf criminal IN me
iapd, that before he shall be required 20 anewer
ne thall know fully whereof he stands accused.
we take II that this committee II here 20 Judi
cially inquire into the facts ~ they shall BE-
presented; that they are here seeking 70 reach
the Truth, and that they viii not lend them
selves 70 the work, either Of o detective or OK
investigating vague and uncertain matters, or
become the channel through which Q depraved
public taste for scandal STALL be gratined.
Ready and willing o. We are 20 answer every
charge, we Yet claim those rights which the lay
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FIRST OPENING
or FINE sPRISG wooLENs,
IREsCK, ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND GEE nAa
COATIEGs,
TBowsEEINGs,
sUIrIGGs.
wHICE. WITH OUR SUPERIOR
MERCHANI TAILORING FACILITIES,
wEARE
MAN UEACTURIEG TO ORDER
IN UsKxCKLLKD
STYLE, FIT AND FINISH.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
kTROPEAN MARKKrs-

Lnvpov JAY 1i-I2:3D %. u-lds Kulray SHARES 30 -.
Itvrlt,t 4-I1:BO D. nCoon j. uuii anJ uu-Iangeh
idlrg Upiad- Sgt; Nddug orleans SAIL sales lopOu ha s.
speculation Cotton 20 arrve ibi
erIprr ,a-s Mng Upans nothing beioF Good
rr4le lu sud august 90 llbl no. doe driF-thle
August 30 ilb- tA receipts ~ " l't " He past
D 900 1r4rte- Htiliug IS olp American
IND1, itI Inc rate "i Ii'coiA. ia the open
marie. 0r three bis - cent WHICH j. per Gems
as Tie B.uA Pms aJatcc, ll1te rn.es a. OIL
77a-c -
Iv sRPoO July i.I COt11Sale' Of shipments " the
new cr. oa Miilng JpuDs nOihH, broN ot O
5-lD BrchstaIs steady neat / lOd4-- 3 rhsl
average California Nhsei cora. boo ' qlaftrr , M,
ONDoN july lt-J.JO luEre saiiDay suaTes 1J's~Do >
Pan, tls1it.Irs quote .traes al 6li 81 ..,
FHAsKoEr Jly "a -Unle4 5tItes FyerEeny bonds lS62s
9-La
-ysaP1oL Jul Ii-':3O p m.Co'tonSars 'he basis ~
NiIpg orleans nothing Cool Or deliverable august SUI
Sert.nl-r At g.. morning below LJs MIus deliverable
August snd ~eIte a. : J-lbL
LII llc ar luut ~ bullion gone ao Tue
Bank ol E1glluI % ballc- A'Up.O 800
LIygaPo1L Jay III m-Of The Cotton sales to-iaY 1@OO
ha rs we're American the Of hliAug On-lls no nI
be Septe lhe- tud d. tOh 40 ~
LONDON Jaig I4j 0 -PIr dprt-Is qlote Rentes - j2L
Llv.Hp18 Jul, l4-5 MT Yarns AM FtIr g
is I'M bud mr. luobn Petroleum. lUlDiO'8l =
"a .OI -1rts PrtrJIr-u X p.
LONDON. JUL a.. t.,N, - = , wi
Id, liTe-I uia1l h'sn = = cNt LL'e"l
I
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20 se,,s.s 75 for y1puvon Pitch Z. .ouu,r urch,us-d

ton 62H8t3 wngtou Pitch nonin,I urch'ns'a
al 81 T5nS3 , - -.
PAISrs-Tbe quiet al branches q the 'e 10
Of importance fair suppl
ihOazh generally iaVo o s
Quicksilver vermlon and there been "a,
doing Zinc has bees reucei l y ID aus
rates ouotel On ~ Csr IN supply s26ds2s ton Whte
Lesd any good iobong Business DONG hei
PETROLEUM-Cruie 10 bulk dull sud 1cmnsJ unehsnR-1 81
Loser Da With fair business Of 1000 bb. Jay al
5000 10 ilic Plilalepha-The nafet Also
of hbs I2c bbls fifteen dsys August ~ 81
quoted 10 lie Primary marEes arr .a-r
en, verv as 1ftu,vls weak about % I'm
- 20 wells Parkers UHsi ~ = ael' AZ H'''i '
PROyIsOys-rhe Pork market closes auis, especially fsr ,hs
Mes - Tor DELIVERY 81 JV 9Is;
seller Juv $40 10 1000 bb DO. August el9 pee - 49,
80 SB 80 i0r Packet ani 81 of
and heavy Beef Hams are qe na nv
smoked Hans ~ l5s.cs 1000 Picked do 49,; ipl
Shoulders So Pctlei 73t. ODOD Dyaed Ben
p So; 1904 n average AZ 49, Lto -.
sales Of lOu boxes h,u-
CIV IO4. Dressed HOGS 6raeT aud ssliDe 4l9ie Al
Is closes Dali
&C pr Western INSIDE puce for new 40 Iu'L.s ~ -
Is,- Tor future delivery lOOO .es seller August II %
RCE-Tree IL only trade dem,nd and the nirse
steady a about Of 20 ciS CirohnA %
and 2jO bsgs 81 Rangosn a. t1 W gIl,r ,be
Pasa a. kangoou AZ DIG p6'tc currency. -.
SKtNS-rir market Tor Goat is Illli ~ former ugui
ASH ba Cru,ta jS p bales AsnuWah hi,
Cabeo. rAmpico and II bales NrSof eAns
moderate demand receipts 'a
Corru Crst - bales Asplwa - nae- Tlso
Cbelo bales NrT-Oreans .ni solihel 'i
guiO n ,s 900 Vera 900 . Central American 'nu
- a. No
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SEw-YoEK Juy t4-BBEvE.-No fresh offerings held
over i esterda' ami the market eH. nonnA arm 10
Mcn CSws-Le,, han carload arrived to-day goo
$50 es-0 saH r. '''''' '''''N ''> -''
CLvEs-eceip. we're $50 besd mainly STATE veas The market
anu a9e E. o ordinary god nnkie re ais Hume Elliott
huiernk calves IN % &c e b. and l gcassers at -
SHsEr ASD L,xB,Ava, today we're e,rs or $50 head
Fort sh-,L. Forghtust. ana A. Jersey
Civ sheep selling lu- a. "a 9b. q for ordinary 10
prime bl. lambs weaker HSh dnaHg trade AZ ga 10
Iaii Blesf ienam ;o ~ hea'a,5y ,m', o92 20 q,
OHIO sheep, =. To- lt 4s4c IS nrauck' to- 81 , ID Al t ~
jo. 4j p 70 jc 11l - io.. 10 n. At SO.
Hume Elliott sold POS Caada amb 6jl2 y average AZ 1' =
o. 3g Csaia ,aeep . a. 5i, and p TO- i22l o. At g.
william Elliott .o 1919 Caniaa 63 ayerage o's = .
. jG o 80 state sheep. - D. 40 BE-
J'me, 6rb, sold - ONO 81 average At o. ? b. and %
j. y Pck soil 10 O4io sheep; % u average y. u.
Swys-e AZ joy siu-hsre-s At fra'- we're - er Or
2I25h.u Nlsnz ofrri alive Dressed hogs comparatively
TRANSACTIONS 40 81 p.
Brrruo july i-CArrrrrhe -rcir today i2S head.
mis tae toi suppy o TIE week 1hns f pt' .e OF 20 ,
lat 7eA, bat; before .be close showed OF
pine iro7es DI-rrL There va. i.T -rluAe 9 oufers
100 lii disposed Of ,aes Of 30 head QUO steers
aaEl- 10 lo9I 70 - 10 a. ~ l,Iso a. ~ tS o
Averaging 50 80 rs bead O-p so' 1YerssiIg y
DO 20 IJ 500 limos .ie- nuNng rom lOb 60 5J 10
as Jp@ - - I3 -al i.n'' coz. AZ ~ 80 3D. - ~
bead Ii rlngL- from So 90 LOO u 10 - tVeh ~ .
WV 49, l., Il L. ,u mead
n ir steers. ~ 80 20 2i5 H. az - JOHtb II
iiub mead or ODE same line s "rk tAe marx. opnel
about M weA. price .ae, Of 100 ono sheep rh-g rom ;
JOS 10 - 80 4lsj 300 Michigan sheep ranging nom 81 10
Hoa.-te thu, T mi. week 500 head against $500 head
'os u- same HHr ss' YES ni 20 nife o. .'' iep' ,e" %
ends, rec vel t'-lar ii % me ya' l" hs
slipped. iosAc - t-o ID; heavy uo-' 81 JD%so %
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

a..
ASiFS-Tas receipts to-iy u pigs Pots are s very Gull
uouy Soc ar quoted az o'i, Pearls are inactive
ylX-Tter good tenant ana liberal offerings
Y1-s tendency sac Of 1000 ID At JIG Toy
40" al. ~, M SIM ~ o--yil ,i s, q, , o., ,
confident of Autuau
SOD seH iF t'l E ,e aEHes- On orrrs for the H.
trerH nrrosug tuy rIo1 tnn As been lar for e ,'n'on
BROOM tOHS AND uEOJ1t,Tn remains quiet but bod
quote New Ore-n uri % JOG. ~.or Medium
typed 90 4-- nr1,m4 fair Uen-. l AID arm.
BUILDING MAIEuALs-I4e Inquiry for BncEs - only united
a.. 4-.'-'.s l-'i- ' '"t,, - ~,
uO lat =. = l'e F. ,'f- ,o,os 9 s55 = 3?
%Ep H.'',i'A@ n. ~, -',o "a 90 x n.
1855 Cement Moderate regn,s. mi tealvt krea-
av l-'- 81 t irl4i' i.n G.- ar .lga,i,. al
-5c '.. ati - f-r r "''. per Dn rs To 7uAN' i-s
qr-e ri p-r NJ J. le is without
F,1.sr- ID. u S.. 3d. O.ier description. aye drll
tAN..-, au4Iu~ -e tEH 'hela 0It remain very qutt we
$50 rlent a 5-F. and PaTahn" al -or io Is and 6
COAI-. m.rkrt continues Dun prices firm:
iol lo-selo 49, as 'e anu " believed mat n1
-1 st N-erosr 7-el good '--
se'. Pc l.- li-'' ... ,' ~ a,t g A " ,t lF
ASH $3.50 20 'as - c1r:e.poadrg ves az
,or D.. 90 r, 400 -.u decrrlse e
crease Aathc -so,ioO TONS ADJ uerr = An Increase o.
HaT.nl. ~ - - We 0ulte Anih-scir $685. lh nv
tual hv e-a $50 .O0-1 -. ia. Goals. esru VIZ
ass Jam, River >te.m : 25aS-. the demand for
t'regn h iae pHee, H lAa lIv'rei ,iore 'slneH ~
- For American 'aAue there r lul~ We ilo 81 4'
.rton 90 -1.L Provincial goas duI there are some arm
CUFfI1- Toe l.rk-. flr bl quotations
-ts.y . t-t oI1- -,fe D.. "rl 'r @ 'hri g fGe
1h 81 -'f01.c- Goa. -I, - a. -- DOS ---.a--.te
ed range FOR o l.l. - - Nj grade. aso
- ~. ~, ~. L.rs~r. =, - ~. JsIpaiea
l3-sd-zr >slto uouHc II i~ roro co 2ue ~ e Costa
toT4> ,.s,t .-po' Cotton remains dam. ard quotations
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COTTON MARKETS.

Io-rsvrrs July IL Cotton iui N iding l6he.
PHu,pxIPH. JAY l4-CDltop dali. Addhas, IL n, Low
Midiag lBLa.; Slncl Good Ordinary, loci u0"S OuuAT
10 -. Ordinary lie; yros, receipts - bales tt...
MExPHs JAY I4Coston qaet and gnehaDged lenAal 70 ~
Midhnxs 1855 loc, receipts. 81 bales snpne"S wv
bales stock. IL, OH bales ,,,,,,- ,at.. ,...;,,.
81 bales shipments SO bales; stock 9.54s bales 49,,
dull; Mi1ilng. les Low MID
tlng l6l.c Strict OnnirV l5is net receipts 70 os.
II 1915 Daes sales, lao oales 70
spInn 100 bales: 40 bales
Bo.ros july l4-Cotton Miilng II g.; gross reeeipe
81 bate, sales, 100 bales; stock. 900 ba.es
llCotou uusntuged Good oralnsp
Mdilnx 0'ac receipts, 20 besi exports 20 pte@t
Dsia Abb bales stock. $50 bales
WfLMSGroS. l4-oton Mddhngs. 10 net
receipts 80 stock. 739 bales. -
NoKyLK july I4-COgton steady Low Mailing Is n: net
receipts exports, 400 bales sales 40 bales
stock 7Sj . 49,,
NRwOsLEAss Jug l4Cot'on quiet; MMhns. lie Low MO.
ding, Strict Cool OuuarT lic Good Ordinary Les net
receipts % gos 80 baesi 10O 1as 'ocA 'ooo
bales Z.
i6Ls 30 bales shipm snis. % bses
July ottOn nominal; hdihngs lbe net receirt
1875 100 bse exports eoaNse ol0 bales; s Az
bales stJck, 1890 Dlies. ,,,
CHARLEsTny July l-Coton unchanged Mdings 1880; Low
Midngs l5il; strict Good 0rinary IA a. net receipts LA
bales; sales 500 bales. stock 925l bales
ArGrTA July 70 cotton ia Mddings, i02ci net receipts
bales; saes l29 bales go, -.
receipts. ~ sales 100 eoAs"i'e ~ oa'es
STOCK. $50 bales
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SOAPIste seaiy moderately inquired AFTER sales Of
800 darseiirs a 9iic cur .neY. -. .,,. Ill
STEARIN-Steadr. With moderate obuing ualei SAFES III
SIG lRSrferc wa GOOD hunss transacted 10 Raw Sugar. iu-
tr,rset "a steady L. or far 70 sol
Refining 1000 hhls inculs fa.f sehMn Al :
al 5Gr at ro5l end 100 boxes $40 Refined
nins nm good inquiry Oa lie for Hstis 1880 lOice
c. a0pss other Yellow
Nv. ,pot. a. follows: Prime to
Cac- Molasses. hhts Ru TH72c helilo ,
Ga. Refining Common Prime ~: Gf'eer slr
&, t.oce 81, Az. Bra1 d. s. NO-. 10 H. 12US Java -
" la 10 - 5l4 ss, AsA All EIfa superior =
a.. ~ "a. -. ...... -
TALLOw que an steady sales Of 10000 bb' Low efnds |"
WHISKY The market steady limited lsmanl sales Of 200
bhts
wOOLTh mae, fahlv active Business gen raj presents
M immediate SeF Domestic Feei are irryaz
gosi demand prevails DE grand
End the material higher ilan Ae gs
there a better nuslrs' expected slol
of tending contnue IN lAf
C,mbing-Mo1srae sales fIT me grades a. M prices
have been obI-el fall bars 90 lrAls a1
California. these freely AZ comparatively hsn pree-
TIE ale. smfrsc-f 10000 q. M0utrvIo i-., 7OU
Ltm, California tBlrrg I7; 10000 spus. California i a.
Scs o. Ynvat, 5000 Carpet Woo. B2e; 10000 y
Ohio Fecrs Jjc 5000 % Bury Texas DE. 1000 2 Free IrAs
35t. 20 bale, Sun. California ol pTA- terms 80 bags ioi
ia .l private p bag, Co. pnvle terms 70 pig
sheiin.. - Onu p Pieces pura.e term
IuuW n On. fleece, Iu-. 10000 soc. 2J.OUJ y
Med pwa,ri on pv o. terms % 900 Washed private
JuJU ID Low Secured 80 bales ape 3Jci -OUuo ID NrW
$50, 10000 20 Freces private terms JODo 10 eit'
b,r. do unvatU "a bales California pnyae terms
l. ,ty D,..so.' uc 10000 % California Poles oA pn'aie
terms f2GuU % rsIi. puvat. terms I'm.
The active season AZ an - i 'l-4
az CAP >pgt1 AMI uI e pofAoA o'
h. s rrriug - Orcgo4 CO.. only 60 e
North, BUYERS paying nearly 7'r rair' "
rHrr Or,g,1 br,u-h. upNtri r I-JJ 'le'
Ils -s lI'.r - 81 H'-c f'f 'e'ec1si .''s
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1874

81 1881 49, active and higher No NIsd 5f1poe o.
Al. is elevator side; 50 fb3 &c august
the ade elevNor WHISKY
.te.tT $2O 5O9s2O Is DR. -ef Meats
higher Clear sd and sdvaneing shout
Gers 5qss',c Rib sides IOs9llc Clear SIDES &c.
Lard unchsssed Hsers 81 lO9St heah
Fair Butchers 50 9s3 % Good CIoce Sas Steers
s6 Rsoeps-3.OOO bb.. Flour. 10000 bash Wheat LtOoO
bu-h. Corn 900 bush. OAts -. -, -,
TOLEDO Juy a-Pour ini and unehinged West dul and
Lowe, Al = Amber ami July 81 20 bugu
No 81 81 No. DO. 81 ~ August No 8 90, - %
81 ~ Corn dull AMI lower 81 90
,r vi Wired JnIy B7c August H.; hired ob1c no
gr,de damaged Soc Iuet anil lnensnged q.
n, W Jnly IS 40 Pre- dali 20 OsTeEo anu
kingston bush Wheat ard SbOOO bus1 Con
900 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corr and ooo oa'
n.,.
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wes,ern I4iad1Bc Sr.ung fair request At SdlOc.
mo Green row, pa 72Sc. sudS 2H2isc
FLOUR AND MBArhe Pour opened stronger more
brands Of Minnesota hrtra
Surerfne fair demand snt stronger AZ the close 1h-
Bakers for No. Snpes ana low
krrA irregular Medium Winter Wheat Extras SAFES o.
W..
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MILK

n. rsc--s v--t vlru' points Of 'ar i'rhaGn
a.. .r-,ti at'g h1~s; by EI@ IA ~ i.'w cas- Aa
Harlem EraaL s~N-iavel Rilrof 90 i iHisDl
~ ds+ ae ae"aa h-Hf nf routes -'' "a
N lt-I R4 rof 100 A. ~ cream uf Ahr ga "a
Railroad Platforms lie d-.i' .'csss ". '''
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b- rt. ef,ff nf l-.rs 2cye c-i1 .ns iron '' 70,
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=. ,.r IT, ~. 4efaefrs '- Hld average o. if 4-'
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.,,r Genie. b. A-r g. Gus
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- ne, q p 4L- ARISE Sew or- laI rev
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
N.o.E.ALE PRIcEs OF corNTRY PRlDCcI

TIE -e h. r. ,ar-r lars 20: 2-5j babe. Pc ~
be. 4eI-l 80 bAy; tJregn. $50 uies J.a -jj bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15

oior'. Jay ~ % JAY 81 50 July 81 ~ jas 10 -
4o. W., ,g.., ~ .l s 81 ~ same YEA @ s 81 "a
The frequent thunder q the past week 1urd great
uad been badly oyerstsed Rec pts
b, the b large ,na TIE eo1d,'oI Of To- stool
great .l ,eoa 60 hoss ~he ainae u About Az 'ss MS
arrived vas closed daily The farmers Pres H' m'1'n 2@'c
ae.u the week lsl bales; d. Ia, week rs bale. ,ans
va at e,r - bale. Ihs eOaf ~ .,se s%,. 70 a e
Of hop lpon sumner requirements q brew
CsiiaraiaS = seg
oiSsT Domestic good 70 so sysr.S' 5
Do o. low TO IOq3o EasIsh. .2 2,
Poor sta:e Hop, ofsnns a. l0S15e.. without iAIsrA
ss,7, slow Of VA sS:n though o, prn, 11,r
quotes Sewer,-r Can s9e The ,ier ' choice ne
nh dlOs RIoor,. past seek 500 Is, booa $50 pls'
beef, lOi 10. porn - lard
POULTRY AND GAME. 49,,
attend, q p Of 1--we ny noieI9 a s7 " % S price, %
md a.h Western doing better 9ao,aion, q,
Rs %SIs s sss e: 5'so:i 3. : E
B BSs,:'s' ~ az, sio sP7ns ch'ea- per rs %
WI pigeon, irc ,irSs ana prices ar. very
sou S,,n y W y e 5io ws. 10 goi7S
TAKE SQUAD iol. 2jI % Do, neA' BY, 9 2r W
The sales ncni. OO0 and or roIn p-rcp'
peTs lvoI ous Of the above was Of IN Ii lots % S9nneIn
'g5n ASa SOL a .a s agze e1S' s ss' .a5 tel
Rqs. , and p. are easier Tor e;' Eraas a a 'o a a
bees~sI Wesru, Obj d3lL2 HewsDsper....,.. az
O6- southern. .....j2 aH- White RaZs 81
Feathers Live WestnJS $50 iOop-po.es, orinsrT "a -.
Do Second quAhty.Jj dj7 prime. IL n...-.5o @oo
DO. ireu. q HOOp-p0les, )uiuarY to
Do. Od............3O ~ prime IL f....31 8t0
DO Hen........... no Ginseng. ...... - ..
Do Turkev........ N Maple Susir Fancy - q,
Hhesp Pets saea . - oI42 90 Do L.-hL. Il az
sheariia.s. each. 10 go Do DARK. GlJ
VEGETABLES.
Exports - 100 bhls 10 'ar AZ as'ni
IN Old potatoes might well be ropp1 Tom he
quoted II 2j9Sl - q bb with bbL Der
Norfolk Long i1nl supu' lh
the former The n' green corn
\ ir"
ern eggnants bring The rr rate, Sj = llL Bermua onions
81 variable quality prices have vide range Vao4h' .o
L. Peas :, bag. UOG 80 Onions Der. = bus.i 100 Do
L. l. string Deans OnioAs' SoaiAerA'P ooa
= hbL.......... 7I6 DOL. ~, a.,
Norfolk : 90 LII abbseeP OVV~ ''"
L. . 5UO - oumIner Siuish -
Nor. Tomatoes > OUH BASKET. ~" O"
y. j. Tomats > Boa - Vel. Crooked seek M.
C1cutnhers L. L % squash. y Dbl... , OOO -
IOT.......... 75a - Green Corn, = 100 DOG -
Gsrhc PlO0 DcBs.. : boa 900 .-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK
- OF THE CITY OP NEN YORK.

I-7t-JULY INTEREST
The sventyeighth The SIX
al Eheh have been deposit or OH f n-f
l. vii be and and Alter
All called viii principal AM iaw inter-st
accors the DOOks
presented tue DIST OF lui-
rhe hsnk open and Of
rom I'D m to 3 o. n MOSDA1s and SAtL UDAls trsn
lUa I M
deposits me On or before Monday july 20 S interest rom
thr lst # july.
BanA Boo.s in German French ani Eng 81
''-'' 80 E. :. QClSTARD PrenieuL
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