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New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Mgurur, Jay 7t,q qlsi Corn srm and scarce At
7saSje Oats Offering Provisions unchnSed 1eiaino a'
MmvaTkpr july 7Fiou quie, unchanged Wheat steady
Auut Oat. m far and 40 IL for No .. Corn sedii
80 Mixed 5c steady S9c for No. 2. Barley nominal No
spring SOc Lake Fresb-Whea. to Buao A. 10 VsSeso he
rcepss-J 900 bb.G Flour 10000 bush Wheat shiUmens-
3 500 bbls Flour 900 bash. Wheat
NEw.OERASs July 7-Oas aiganc-d sales a G9c P.k act
ami higher S1I Lard drner. 1ece. l2lc Ks, l30lJe
Gold, llO. kKcAABge-AeSloA Sight = prema sseT'
0sweso Jrly Flour unchanged 800 bbls Wheat duh
Extra Michigan a. II JJi -OuO
bush Milwaukee Cab private Corn lower sales
OF 200 bash at Q72c Corn Neal 3l Tor BO!ei aud go or
Uubotei r Mil Feed unct angel shorts rlSi shiuf $50
New Lum'er. l22 HuiOl %
10 Sewougb; $3 81 y hesYOrk railroad Ftghts-toar, TO
Boston 5uc sewlork 4Uc; to Albany 3hc ake hcepts
bush. OOO ieeI Lumbtg Nsua
l,J23UOO
LUMBER the canal from Buffalo ald OsVeo
nor tue water YESTERDAY comprising spilents the
Tor l ia,s Latter Tor DAYS Wa I23IOOO bush
Wheat. I, l,611, 900 bush. Corn, l4OOOO bush Oats. .
PHADELPH, July 7Datter h; NeNlorS state and Bradford
County Choice aUc; Choice 22d2ic Eair to Good Go
lSd1Uc weak, Hesiork Prime lJ0 l ~ West
ern Reserve l2c hIi Skms, 0dllc. ES steady; Penn
.ylvan. 2JG26c; Me-.ern 2c PoeuwRehned IL 22c cash
aud july I29 Foar quiet and steady suPebne rs 90
al 5Od ~ 25 dali; Red IL 10 Amber FL -. Rye
sqnet ai seady leii0s tJdeOcj "escrh MlAe9
73c. drner; White, 6Cd6Ic WHISKY stelig % ~
l.-IiuIr and unchanged NheHt Irregular
lover sample stncty Prime Fancy III 70 dtI % No
Red Winter III H. seller all the Corn IN far demand and
higher No. Mixed 58l9c spot on the ba'' sds IN elevator
55gJOa Whisky sesdT al 3oc Pork higher a
s2U Dr Saed Meats done shoulders Olsi Clear k
sides .c Omaha 9 here; Clear sides 9sdS's- here ba
eou strong bgber sales Of oobng AID order lots at d % 70
shoulders; lO4QlO Clear Rib sides l0asa lOS fo CeA
Lard drm suImer lO'c Live Hogs gne and unchanged
Cattle as wv VassaAd w, r.er uesA, htsrYs-SVYs ss'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
GOVERNaENT YEA THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Wednesday, July 81 a. Ia.
G1r ne nus


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGTOS. ID. G.. Wednesday, July 81 a. IA. }
synopsis FOR Gie DdSt "a hours.
The barometer has fallen IN New-England,
the Middle states, and the lower Lake regOn wIth ia
creased clOudlness and local rains.
Generally clear. with eas-eriy and southery winds
and high temperature, has prevailed III the southern
States Clear fair weather, with sOutnery winds anu
high temperature has prev Ilcd IN the Northwest,
The temperature has risen II the Middle states New
England tho lower lake region and fallen slightly
IN the upper lake rcglOu ami the Upper Mississippi
Valley. 1ne Mississippi Ryrr has fallen al IicksDuiS
The Onio has fallen at Cincinnati
Probabilities.
For Yetg Fng1nd and the Mt1dte SiGtes increcst n1
ctOudiness and RAIN wW Drerau, NTH 6oHtheGst ~
sOutret pindS. StattCHHy or rising temperature dHd
fuiiHg barometer. .
For the south Atlantic and Gulf states generally
clear weather, in the interior gnt rains, near the For
and Eastern Gulf coasts stationary ON rsln6 ten-
prrdtGre and slight changes IN tne barometer.
For Tennessee ana the ONO Valley, generally clear
and very warm weather. with southeast to southwest
winds aud stationary barometer. .
For the lake region and the northern portions or OHIO,
Indiana aud Ibols Will prevail, with south or west
wudsa slight fail or temperature and continued low
barometer.
For Missouri and Iowa partly cloudy and very warm
WeaCAcr sOutu-east to southwest winds, falling DtTOm
aAd ght rains north Of the lower Missouri valley
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
NETWORK DAILY rRp WEDNESDAY WITH SUPPLEMENT-

'e u.s. was occasioned by the careless haste OF tho
.NHchman. 1t seems to be ambition among
those OF that employment TO how Close they can
shave" train, in turning swith, without Ssusing an
accident Ihave frequently watched them turn switch
ust1s the hind wheels OF the last had barely passed
the ra! lt l. the vice that impels steamboat
captain 10 run close possible TO vessels and not
mt tbem, and stage aud carriage drivers 10 close
shave other vehicles in passing on the road. Death
and wounds are the results OF these experiments.
hope the switchman Beach. II guilty, will be made
an example Of that others be taught that expert
menting with the lives and limbs VI human beings IL
dangerous pastime. TRAVELLER
hcuIOIk Juy z 1874
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DIED.


BEArTYsr, Poughkeep July 1874 Jennie Davis yOurgcss
dia1Gis5 o., so y ana ,t o co. NJ T. Church Willie p m
BRAGAw-oa Taea July T. 1874 Catherine Drasas sae $50
R9ye as as5 ai. Of The family are respectfully ny,eI to a
Iosg i,ssI CIV on laq-slay gul inst At ococs p ~
BURKR-Iu Broon Monday July c. Edward BurAe. Of ieaae
P5a,,, on weiSy, JJ 8, At oco. - No. at The
e ernt. SIS Psds Reh.yes anI e-s .e.e.l
yited, n,hOIt further noucet
BURXE-In Brooklyn. July d, Patrick Dirke
near Atlantic Relatives respectfully invited attend
PDwARDs-N the residence Of Mrs Henry J. Kline tm,erlln.
Saturday Jay 4, at $50 H.. Anga H. VIE ofbe7 T. r.
he funeral will take place from BROOKLYN Hght
Wednesday, Ju =. At 1890 rae ea.as MI oe Aea 10 tas
te%sf,y e met ao ii the be Eys i5 S is5'1' o ep ' ' -- -
HANIY-On 9th inst Mary aay In the s6ih year Of her sge
and ireds Of the 'aX ae .-y'e o 2l 1, iilssa'
50 Doasias,,,t Broosyai rom thence Fa'Cash.
diash,er Mrs R Ayery Je,ss Keen, esd in A' SOFA 5s4r
MURRAY-oa the IA inst Patrick Murray aged 50, formerly e
Hi, re5s,ns will be taken to Maryland for iateaat
NCHOLS-Ou sunday July D. 1874 81 James L. /, Lila VIZ.
MA Real Nichols aHl daughter o. W. r. aud Enbe'b q.
The trends relatives respee'a Invited to attend w .as ner,l
July .. at = o'clock p
RoCXwRLL-In Hobokeu View jersey on sunday July 1874
R1aye, aSl,irlds axe r,ss,cmy sv to e 'uae-
oa bis late residence, 296 wAshas.oast, On Meiae'!ay o'a
iust. at / o.ciocS p
sENsoNA-In Broekyn July 6, her residence, 40 p North
Oxford in the oji year Of her age ola The e'e' vie Of
Tie relatives Of the family requested to attend her
funeral residence, Wednesday al D. llitimcs al
the Cemetery the HOlT Cross rlatoush
sMlTH-on Monda, evening g. afer short Illness. Mary
Willis beloved vile Of l. spencer smith.
The 0f the aud OF her ber e t samuel
Joes Willis iatleaag ilo late Charles H. snsu aTs
invited without further uocr tae iauer curs
Jay . from 40 2l Eis Oae hundred and tSca s1,, a. 9)
L. The rmaas Dee Christ Church. Malbas,,t. h. L..
for burial Services Manhse Chach a l3j arnsal Of
an via Fuug aud NORM side Rifoad leaving Hunters Pa1 ss
II ocues
TAYLORst Samlra1 Home o the Aged 400 W Fourteenth
st. oa rucslay, JAY T. 1874, Ann Taylor sgel Z, yelrs
Funeral from hs Home o'clock Menesiay Jal : Friends
invited TO attend
TURNBULLO Moniav July s. John Tunbu native Of Scotland
q tir J1th OF his
Friends ay invited 10 attend his funeral from mi ate
No. so last eglht, on ea-sf 1c Sa
iusL al = q. m.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
OBITUARY..
EARL OF DALUOUSIE.

The Right Hon. Fox Maula Ramsay, Earl of
Dalhousie, who died on Monday in England, was many
years connected with public ar ,irs Descended from IA
noble Scotch family, he born IN 1871, hs father
being the late Lord Panmure He was educated at the
Charter House, ard after serving some years in the
British Army, he entered Parliament IN 1885 and con
tinued therein II years. acting with the wings and
holding important places q sue 'essiye MINISTRIES Hs
became in 1858 Minister OF War IA Lord Plmerston's
first administrations and held that position du ing part
OF the Crmean War la 1860 ne succeeded 10 Jhe Et j.
dom OF Dahousie on the death II bs cousin tbs ate
GOyernOrGeneral OF InIa. Tue late Eirl TOOK an active
part in reli gOus affairs, aud was leading member oi
the Free Church OF Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
5uetlal Nontes

First Assembly Dsrrci Liberal Republicans As,ocis-
nod regular meIg THIS kFkHiSH a. ~ ii~-
s0L-sl, O'Clock D. m. J. IL WILLIS Af'''-'
HFRED. 5. II. MJoY. Secretary.
snhpy AII'KDAY Jly II lS14 will tbs oae a.
oa WEDNESDAY al aud IL NJ % lhIhSDA' -
aud GA SATURDAY al II IA N. aud IL IN a, J,NRS 2 NJ
Al Flushing yoa can behold the most shi, 1 a. ., @ 800.
- rs An ,bs limited states bat niles ho' yAs
ovr 20 minutes 10 palaial fafe ~ ssu ., @ q
1Al oxth m you have been n,t "p' oh, nv
ueloe osse Maps aud free uese' AZ hei' hsak het
, YOU a S5 Tasa1p&. ssTsT AnlA-I u W. NLA~Ap-A---
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character. such manness. such mansuetude, that We
ask ourselves with wonder-where has Mr. Palmer hid
r now and what influence has made out OF the sculptor
., all these feeble "Indian Girls" and "White Cap
lives" "Norning Stars" and Spirits Flights'-the
poetry of the boardingschool and the
seulptor for men, aud the maker Of masterpiece Mr.
Palmer must not 80 backward from this performance
He must date from to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
CATTLE MARKET.

Jus 7-CsrrLE weas receipts 25O besf TcLhs
SOL .3ati; PAR steers. sJ~s5 So Extra shy2nz % IoS
fB %: shipments. J. 500 head.
ec9 100 bead dera asi rather better bot pces blrl
sustained Poor ChOcesJ 3Oa<G; bulk Of s,s a. - 900
SapzP-Receipi, d-yt 92 soJ 81.
wArERrow, Mss. July 7.-BEzg CArrLE-Reoeps 1s9
head 1he caf generally qget although hro
af beef trade several hu1i Itta cattle len oger {"
Brh,o affected ihe sale - Orinsy Medium
grade. AZ Prcss Of rh0es
Market slO sos SlOGlO % s qnahiy sy4tJ 75s
second quaitr. SSa$S 10, third qua 'iig, ~ n.
SHsRP LGNRsReceiDt l41O bei Tie qnsif - %
saeny tempt he blce,, sLo
tug tha vii quick Poor sms i1j shm step
dr1K market bs d. ss so ~
nearly c q n Sales Of re2 90 lotesteI DDTts
each extra, - JOdS5 Spring lambs 91llc per ID.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Psouprycs. l.. Jay 7Phning Cloths Gllet AMI in At pro-
.-L.l.l l-l.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

There are now nearly so men at work on the
CaptO building at Abaly
THE funeral of Dr. James McNaughtOn, who
died N Pars, took pace At Albany Yesteriay
...Adyices from northern Texas say that the crops
are very Gae AMI that travel 10 thaI syeEy
heayY
1.-The Court Commissioners of Ramsey County
Nina relief Of the sadeeTs By the
U4.y
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

There ought to be no local jealousies and
the fact that the interest Of the event centers
in Philadelphia should not make the East and
west ana South less willing 10 aid tho celebration.
There Is nothing sectional In the Declaration OF Inds-
pendence aud its celebration should patake OF its uni
versatility. am glad 10 hear Indirectly. that health
better want all the Old guard OF freedom TO hold
on as long do. deeply feel the loss OF Chase,
Greeley, Hale. Tappan, and sumner Will the next gen
Grafton have like them I"
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
THE CONGRESS OF BOOK PUBLISHERS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July THE Congress of
Book Publisher, and BOOK seers OF the United states
VIII be held at Put-il-Bay July d. %, and g. Hl-iare
arrangements on all leading railroads have been Sc
cured The object OF Congress Is to regulate the
price OF books ghOut America making them con
form TO uniform aud iuyaraJic rule. as tne BOOK trade
is now crisis. large attendance Is Already
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

murdered Mr. Behm their spiritual .,dyisers the Rev.
Mr. Shelling and the Rev Mr.. Baxter. succeeded ths
morning In effecDg reconciliation DetweeH theh, anl
their statements now agree. T1ey sh0Ok hNus anu
stated that they fully forgave each other. Ihey ek-
pressed themselves being satisfied that thelr ume
short and perfect readiness to die ROsentne ap
good anlrlla. MnndY aeemed less cOmpOsed.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

Flour IS 900 bush Wheat 900 bush CON- oVVV ooSh Oas
1000 busb Rye. l 900 Cattle Al -,,
ToLgDo Jg 7Pour dull unchanged whe,t dai ard ovs'
70 White Wabash 81 40. No d. 81 81 No hhte ,li
gan, 81 49, Amber Michigan cash And Jug 81 23 Aag'" ~ -
No Red 81 27i No Red August 81 lGlaGfl IL tofn
auet md unchanged gh Mrd 75l2c spa 62c october no
grade zoe sies1y No J. SIC No l9c, Sjc Aguy
ami Sent Rejected 40c Michigan die Pre- ht- uncbanf ~
and dull ,'ecep- bash. Wheat $1,000 busa Corn sbi0
menis-3O OOf blsh Whelt. 5000 bush COrD.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

Important TO Rats.Ras are sly and cautions bat they s
caut nappu. sometimes. When hunger them u desperation
ey cannot resist the temptation pS ng D. BEN
SFrr SURE mixed with butter spread on tn sees
Of bread powder deterors of the pAies
do Read the directions them BY all dealers
p-esry arcles JoHS nASRY Co.. Sole Popuetos
aud ca ege. place, NeE-Iork
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
PrGEov.sHoorIyG TOURNAMENT.

DETROIT. Mich, July 7.-The grand pigeon
hootpg tournament open to amateurs only began this
morning at the Driving Park. There were AZ entries for
the first match aud 1910 cash prizes divided as
follows:
John C. Long, s125 II. y. Herman, SIS; l.. II. nasca
SO; H. Hawkins SO; h. h., 50; W. If. Hail $50 ana
h. h. HdmOetou sI5. Jnc tournament Is ~ Dc Kept up
fDr four DAYS,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
EXPLOSION OF THE BOILERS OF RIVER STEAM
EOAI

ST. LOUIS, July THE steamer Belle OF
Jefferson running on the Usage River, when about three
miles from Jefferson City last night exploded her BOILERS
and is a total loss A. A. Hibbarl, captain; Alexander
stewart pilot, and John F. Kelly, passenger, were
scnlded, but IL Is known how badly. Two eoIOreu
deck hands missing and are supposed 10 nave Deeh
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
OBIrUARY NOTES.
Frank A. Chase, well known formerly as a

Frank A. Chase, well known formerly as a
telegraph OPERATOR aud recently AS vocalist in
this city and elsewhere, died yesterday In Washington
The Right Rev. Richard Vincent Whelan,
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Wheeling, died yesterday
at ST. Agnes Hospital In Baltimore lie was consecrated
Bishop Of Richmond, March 2 loi aud was transferred
10 Wheeling in $780, when that diocese was established
His bshOpric comprised " churches and CathOllc
population numbering 10000. The remflns OF the de-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
A SERIOUS CASE og HYDROPHoBIA IN FORT
WAYNE. IND.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, July IA man named
Evans living in Warsaw Ind, who was bitten by mad
dog 10 days ago. exhibited symptoms OF hydrophoOla
yesterday and is now given up by his ply ysleans Inc
Mayor OF Fort Wayne has issued proclamation direct
ing the police to kill all unmuzzled dogs.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
THE CONFESSIONS OF TWO MURDERERs.

HARRISBURG, July THE confessions made
by the colored murderers, Rosentne aud Moody VINO
are to be executed here Thursday next having con-
fcted ID some details AZ 70 tie ms9ner IN Tasp tneY
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
The STATE or TRJDE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA July 6Ecbange nominal the Cne Sta'sf IN
rncT .h5r sight l49dlIj gold 80 JAYS. 1851 l6D
short sgh, 1856 London, 100000 Pans 1864 lo5
t.,If
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
CARELESS swITCH-TESDERs


To me EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR The accident to the train on the Shore
Line Railroad contains Il warning to switchtenders
which hope Will be heedsd. Inc accident the pape<s
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
Important TO Rats.--i

Ruptured People, don't the dangerous wire 'pnng tJ
pst Tie EiNsriC OoJ
BoalNay uptare comfortably night aaI al c1rsL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
MARRIED.

sANFORD-ASu-At Clifton Staten Island july BY The Rev u p
Stead d. Dfane Sau0I kysusaOOj a. l., 70 Ad.le H.
daughter OF John q. and Ade.lue L. Ash.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
LATEST SNIP -NEWS.
For Other snip Gees see Third Pd1e.I

Steamship Scotia (r) Liverpool June 27 sni Queeuows
2Sh, With mise. and pass thas. G.. faucsgn. IA.
steamship Mauhssn. NoOihul Charleston D. u. joy D. W."
mlse ami pass. JJmes w. Quntani Co.
steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, norfolk CITY Pont ana isehno1
Sith mdse n o old Dominion steamship 20.
tita Kasser, Cork 81 days "a bis
Bark Peppna AUST. Aucona Corr - dave IN ballast
Schr Daylight Bath NcFildrn. Bsrac u Stb faiI
Scar. II. J. RAYMOND. Iranner Georgetown, d. q
sCHoONgAs-RIFBK C0AsrHtsE
Majestic, Providence. J. 2 Ames Providence.
Sils, Wright. Proydeucs. Wm D. lrs1. Proydtnce
Annie Bel, Lanesylie. J. O. Z. Nislsr, Boston.
Bay state Boston Surpn,e, Boston.
Archer Reeves Boston Jsrlb Kituhs. Rencehec River
Conge,s Portland TlIe T. Heath Dis htOn
FaidIn Pierce. Sew-bon!ol. Mil Greeowch
Hattie Bllen Caas Hunter, Dsh.Oh
NJ A Rice Por.lrud. S. App.cEir HeEpor
Fair Mind New Be E,r1 NJ VI Baua-l. Rockilnd, a.
A T. Minor. GgIorl Ct Nav No roe. kDcsponl Ne.
New Regulns. Fall River 9. G. Burleit Nea-ii'ven
Belle Nsw-lageu VIM Freeman lhom1stbn
Thos. Ellis, IlArS.ci. A. T.. CIannef. BIstyn.
Oregon. Bristol M heanely. Bridgeport
Jefferson. Stanford
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

oke for Norfolk Sc b,rks Erco Trieste. J. T. A,na o'
stetnn. sOnSg side Synsa aqd sGoya oAa Sl LoIen ~
Teste Idaho fs ceauesos bnss Dam ii 1eFseHi PaH
''WiSD~SulssI, moderate, S clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CharesIoni probably the sealds from Aa"rp brig Niche
FORT MoSRog Ju 7-Salei bark Otsr 6r Baltimore Posed
out, steamship san Autonio, from Norfolk tor Liverpool
Yora yek;ourg m rhlePh1 T. ; s'e,Ter ~ MGs1isa s ,,
savsSsAh Ga july 7@Aire esTsaip NJ Lord. from Pulls.
deIpha and San salvador from SegYors r, ,, p,v
Ja l-Arygl & '' ai,e' Lpnos @ oY
H. Curtis & from Bo,'S1 %s r, > st'oa & R s 'is
saver from Bangor Collette from Chlgals River Ar3, rom
$40" H Ss & Shy ron H'1 ,f ,fsa & ryr @ p f lnrt
pa G% ro,a; and Geo % : lsISasJ3 R,d non q @ 1a
Bos,on H. L. iiersey from Povdenee Allegro from Ne'eliont
Merchant from Sineoe River and Jo91 Cop,f Ii Aine,.s
tor PorAnd SaTAn Potter io Pelsae AM l. D. BaA.e of ell
Bosroy Juy 7-Ary.d .cb Anoon, CBrl a0non from ma
B9uqd in ohS M,ane Aooe ron PeSd9' iSa :, 80 "a "
A. Pierce. Dexter CiIk r corsoa sal II j. Care I'd
Pm.1e 5rG tii,hoTn' f aIasolae Cor, R P,ai1
Tsetosn c. vi, keaaeb@c; r. NJ Smtb Gice Tor Pn,d-.
phai lion Bent BroTa Tor New lorA within tony sa9 -s
'oa tor NeSfG via hsn5eoec saied steamer oneaa , phl
MstpT' 'cho@nr Cor, from i'als ADA Pos ron IA 5a
Toms. ior Liverpool wmacon f1r Sew0rein. Csi.
ebeeca Cydc for winqson Back tong f Pog-e2ee Ben
Mener for Plymouth v c. r. A. B-uur for NevlOrs, hr1rl WI
ling Belfast llui john Aosa
for ueuoa Cara W. LSOO1 BOston D stowe o. @
ton Charley Haven steamer VIM lOr
NeOa cans; NOraB00I Port Lemca bug d. h0Oegs
Tor Galveston
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Jny TIE North German L)is steamship hose
Ernst NeSiCA jane 27 if Bremen, arnel ace tl sud
H,vlsA JAY THE steamship Crescent City from NWYor. ar
nveI this mOr.ll-.
LoSDov jay SAILED the United states: Kos Syerc. Free
dom Rul, MaAiIi Name Save Admiral te JOdr hol'
Hong Kong Arrived from the Ua states on i on il't
T,pAoon, AbleLKa1er uopret Primo, Csoao iro DuYleA
Albion Da,mar Anle Godsy lniosn Lrna hofel sod, .h,n.
Augv saga DublOvacki Emma Carl Arrel oi RON
United tie G asL; Gene osa Lldy Lu3 L'alsi
Prmus Clara Lsociil MARY Pat Sucrneu lll W, no
Also arrived United states, hiAOn H. Atdr AID
M4uanua The Nhte Line steamship baa iOI Ae"'
YO.k 20 LOa4OH ht Llafd a. s p H. iO-'-y
DISASTER.
Sr CarH.RryPs July The shr LOuie while going into
Lock u slipped s1ub5ag posi- into hs Lua
then the scr. We r boau agr
bac vessel wing tie mixer s Ol ID Lof
Great delay irOube Will be ciused clearing
SPOKEN.
June m % p ~ long AZ 10 W., ship Garnet iou Baltimore
fOr san Ftancsc1.
keg-lork.
A1jicr - -.. r .. - 49,.
IJl o ~ J2ncrO
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sZl2Z=Ez%EzdS2

AN Notices Of M4ria3s5 must be Adorsei w@ (sn
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

ST. CArH,Rryg OEt July The sh Logise while going into
.oek slipped s1ubJl1 posi- and into hs Loa ge c4V
nd them Way then into the sc Ne p-r bose aer
ac4 The wing tie miiel s o ID. Los
neat delay iTOuble Will be cusei clearing uer away
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
SAILED.

Steamships AsaDuo for Aspnsai Colambs for Havana Wyo-
oke Norfolk &c; Erco for Incs;e J. A,nl Dt
Senns side a1d Nuoya Ottawa Tor LONDON f"fa
for Nesy Mo for Hull; \. j. Bonner of As iwa ,y.s n
este IDAHO Ceaasos bn,s Dam OI BeF.en; Pcthn
gli, for Barcelona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

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1 active ..d s,sng h n. spns 81 3 g. cas-; ;S
% % Ss se
Sssss 81 ee ee ssSa sss
Oar. Lard da q, i5'sieiae Bacon dul'' shoulders
:.s 81 iss 's ~
: Zoo Ss:s NJ REQ wsI White
fss q ss sS c 81 e ''T Meal s
sss ton ssd s.sS'1gS t, seG sas se cS
ss 20 | Barley S sS.S
@ss aii'c goo Sa: H. Barley ship
bush Wheat 479OO bush harley sooo busn he
os.sess qse' Clover Seed Z, -. sT.s:
Winter Spring neglected; Spnng Wheat Family Extra Soa
GO 7b Indiana Ohio S. 1886 20 hh grades -
= Wheat quiet; Red 81 15d$l 20; Amber 81 70; me
q 49, Rye ,sdy 81 % Corn in limited demand ~ 81 We ,t
demand White 6Od6le; Mixed tsGSoe Petroleum nmv ne
Crude steady at <e in bbis aSe ID oeik
somnsy 81 CO Butter sesdy Newlork state ana Brsa
Western Prime 35d3Sc Far 70 soo
Id26c Rolls "a @s Cheese hm and 10 "a, de
nspd; Fancy, 54d l5l2c DO Prime IA 2dlo
Prime, l4s4Ql5 Eggs strong active demand fennsf
NewJerev and Delaware, 2OdZIc western bitra <oe
Gced do 23d24e. . ...
ST. ouIs fair demand at unchanged prices
wheat dull and Dropping; No Red Fall 81 04 asked 81 "a BID
No Red Winter 1872 higher 81 1885, in elevator
close No 2. 52d53e Barley steady
No. Spribg, 81 05tSl 10. Rye lower at SOa92c WIDELY
utsdy ST O4. 500 75dS23 Shoulder
9d94e Octobe Clear Rib Sides 10 Ac
Sides Ice quiet Summer. lac Live Hogs dull ant
wer stoeers and Light unstable Workers. So Bacon 70 on
But hers So 75a$G % Cattle unchanged Recep-s 0OO 6ols
Pour ~ bush 1000 bush Corn $4,000 bush Oats
5000 bush Barley 1000 bush Rye 800 Hogs 3ooo oa'ue
Nipments- 45. 900 bush. Wheat 1000 bush. Corn. . ,
1olKpo. 2-flour STEADY. Wheat steady; No. WINK
Wabash Sl Is; No White Michigan 81 l4S Extra DO 81 ~
spot October. 81 O9 November IL II; NO
81 IL No DO 81 072 Corn dull AID lower; nix
N,e3 spot as October 81 2c Damaged lte Oats stea
Sic: Michigan 5lc Rejected 4S4c; White b3c freighn
and unchanged Clover Seed sold at s. so Receipts
900 bush Wheat 10000 bush Corn l4ooO bnsb
sLrmeBisl 900 bills Flour 1900 bush Wheat I9oo'
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