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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

200 s' 40 S., !, sI n
B.sr s.i o.n.d. 81 Sossai western. 81 sesSi 90
csIe.so Jay iFsar dan aa ppsA.as,d ws..,
jSy' 81 Ss August s s oss.ssi iS Esss 81
Corr Il, as m. .s.i - s.;s e % s..
: j.. s S ss ss e 81 ST. 7s % s s So
ss s s s II w is Or s' l 81. Ais ssl
I'D s's s :T Sd ss,r Soys ySS 4. 70 s s ;
g. 10 Coz Ss s Ss 5 ss Ss 's
cera, $4,000 bssh shipment.7ooo sbls
81 600 sa: ~ 900 bush Corn 900 bush o''
SES Ss:h IS II % 'Sss sss s.. sa sample
ssss..d tssS s' ae sd s =, 4, $3.50: s sss
SIS 25 Lard QUE. and SIN, sumner scsree at i6sai0s.e
kst IL c BSs arm shoulders. ssS'ss closing a
held 9sA the close Clear sides Sa shoulders
7td7 Clear Bib Stes 97sal0e, Cssr Sides l04c WHISKY
oIsyrsD !aly Lwb,s. dull .nd unchanged Corn steady
b2e for No 55e for Petroleum ggis. and unchanged
81 4s Amber 1ichE.s 81 Com os..
gsSs eyssS III O ss ws. ' Flour 1000 bush
LoryTflsl july iFo1f and Who. rncs.ured Corn qae.
Rye SOC Poi active .Sd higher sis bacon
3 o Pam Sd SaI o Meat. quiet nj
aasA.assdl Lar, Lard. 123. Sl$'.s wsi.tI e!s
sOs3lc Oats Qaiei and At 5sc Lard and Bacon
}u. lElcq qqls. and saes,nsa A.. veal {.
g. as ... for Ne 81 To- 2o NJ G SC s ,s 81 iS % %
steady At SIC dull nomnaIy s5c for
Ne Spring Provisions nominal Porn active at SIT %
bbs ReHr l5l 900 bash Wheat shDmens-65v0 bbI Flour
oss.sO JAY POur re.e and UNCHANGED sale. Of 200 bb.
WIN. Winter. So = q Doubts kiti.. wSsa. No NM
Use Com Meal So for Botsa s3 for Unbod v MIL
Canal Preights-Whea 73,; Corn 7c NwYorf
Lumber s. l29 the HUDSON 80 622 Eewburgb So 81
New Railroad PghtsPoar Boston 5Oc to Ne. York
4O 10 Albany 3Se Lake Reoep210 900 bush Wheat % 500
buh Corn, 100 900 feet Lumber Canal mal6OOO bush
Wheat. 25 900 bnsh Corn. 100000 feet Lumber
PHrADE july l-Bue and Cheese unehsnge kgTshd
steady for good grades other grades du Suefne 50 5OQS Kr
81 75d s. 25; Indiana 75dS7 So Wheat DALI
BED, 81 40 Amber 81 65dsl So Ryewssiem and st.ie 81
Oats du White 65Q67c; Mixed 81 963c Petroleum da Refined
l2a4c. cash aDd first half Of July. WhskV. 9sl3c
ST. LOus Juy -PiOu quiet and weak especially for the higher
Double Winter, s. 50 so; Treble Extra So 75ds6 %
Family Winter 80 6OG$7 Family, 81 2JGS8 Wheat quiet and
81 3D. Com Mixed So " Oats hner at 40 204le
for No the RIVE and uDeh 7sG80c MhkT
steady Doc POrx higher Sl9 Dry sated Meats nominal
Bcoa hrm only order trade Lard u1ehange 1--we Hogs t hh
Through Texans 81 5Od$3 40 Wuersd S2dS4 so; Native
Cows and Hie 81 75dSi so Good TO Extra steers 81 751
bush Corn llOO0 buh Oats lUO0 ban Rye 1900 Hogs 1000
Cattle.
July I-Four dun unchanged dull, declined
lc " Ne White Michigan 81 al Amber Michigan yny,
Al 232 81 Red Wister 81 %; 81 II y;
keece ST. Corn Gull lie at Ode TOR High Iei cash
a1d July August, 6sa4- September. OJc Low Mixed % 2ci
chsnged 90 & tor Michigan Freghts weak nothing doing
aud Klngon 505lsc Receiptsl9DOO bush Wheat,
10000 bash Corn 5000 bash Oats shnmnts 5OOOO bush
Wheat, 20, 900 bush. COrna 900 busn. Oats
~ c. July l-Sprls Turpeniine stesdY at 32e
= TurpeHtne steady; 81 30
for Har - 81 for yellow Dip So Tor Virgin Tar steady at 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
COTTON MARKETS

NEvosLEASs july 1-COrou quiet AidiDg l67sci Low Mid
ding, 1899 Good Ordinary 14as Orniy. LEI net receipts
CSC bAes $50 bales Sales 500 bales last evening 900
bales stock. 434O7 bales
Juy ample offerings: Gonf Ordinary.
l44; hdong IL b. 10 bales sales l4lO STOCK
count, O.162 bales
NORYoK dull and nomins Low MddlinR. i6e;
receipts 2S2 bales; Great Britain 30 bales eoassise
23Z bales; stock 77j bales
sAvASSAH 1-Cotton du ard nominal Mddng l6c; net
rs bales IS bales; coastS loo bales sales
~ bales stock. ll.5S6 bales -
BALTIMORE July Lotion quiet and nomnal liing l7lcc
Britain 1J7 bales cosstss 81 bales stock
659l bales -.
PHILADELPHIA july Cotton d1 Mild ing, l724ei Low Mid
ding lG3ac Good Ordinary, l6l4c cd Ordinary lJ
or nsry. IA &c; receipts 40 bales; gross 36j bales
JAY l.COItOu firm Mdhng, Toe
receipts 222 bales shpm 639 bales 1877 bales
WILMINGTON JAY lCOu0n quiet; MGdng lOci receipts
SO bales; sales, 40 bales stock. 400 tales. -
CSCISNATI. July itOton dull Mdi1ng, 1876 receipts o.
ba.es shipments. l3J bales stock, 1860 bales
BOsTON. July lCOtt0u Dnch 5eii Mddng 10 &C.
80 bales; sales $50 $500
LOrIsvfLLn July l-Cot0u dlll, MHidhugS. l6Sfc
l. Cotton qniet Mddlng, 1876
10 bales sliez, 100 bales slices. J.6O4 bales.
Jay l.tOftu Gull; Mdng, l60lbs-; net re-
ceipt, bales; $50 bales; SS43 bales
July Lotion dul ard unchanged Mdllug, l64H
l7c 80 bales shipments. III baes sales 20 bales
Juiy Cotton dul and nominal hddng 10 2c re-
celpts, 80 bales, sales, 4J4 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALBLEY Jlv 1.-WIeft Gull and n1uIusL RYE N lie
81 TO- small parcels In be at u u Corn quoted a.
sad tendency d0susarl
Nike Western f5e; Mesen 81 Hea, ~ Ss1s
snd lower e. lr-s No. Western 6Oc No !
Whts Wsstern Al Sc No Mixed offered 59c
Man STEADY.
BlIrNenE July L-C0ton dan snd nominal Low hddhngs.
lthalC Fouri f demand hIi A. over iaA " beat e and
South " bite ~ n cethel
1eloH \ Ai1ed SeaEer 79e JAS
ehszged Rye 9E ~ a35c Hay dali II SlsGtz4 Provaons
quet f sales anaHc uuchangod prcef
Mer Butter vcI arm AHd 81 y4-ic C01ee oAeAAne4
NhSky gIe ~ 3de ."...
BUTYALo Ju l. Lste saf Raj Imports Tor the last "a hou
our l4453 bhiA Wheat 1885 ouAi Corn IA sjS zgsAi
= sts 30 700 BUSH Barley 600 bush Canal SbpmensNLtt
5ySe! sssl' tois, COLL bush; Oat. 525 push kai. ~
pots-Whsaf ScN3l Dash C'u, 8 J3b bush Oas Z5ssoO
bash Barre, 6Op bush. Caua Fes5S oEer WheaS lO9-
On, ss Osts - H0rr qaisti ads co.. bis
eesn rpnng, - 9Od9l; BAkers, a41SI 20 A6T boz
- "ne - 51s9 Wheat du onif sale reported 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpox july 1-l2,3O m-Unisd States RveTwesty bonds,
-f5 90 1879. lsss1 1Oo5 Eae Rs-RaJ sA1e % =
Preferred 49i Regl orr Central 81 p - -
LyE.FO0L July ll2:S0 nCnar is eader. Middlng Up
lands ~ szl Miatng Orleans s' sales $4,000 bales
ung 5000 aton and saies the baS Of ddng
1lan ro-g below Good Oranna oeyersbie ssptenbe sad
Jcobe Iot5nF .sow Low .ading oeiverAie Jaiv
-s; bass Mh0g O. nothing below Low
cp lass Of AiAns lands nothing below Good
Or.I1lry, ut SILL -. -
LoSDoS Juy l-2 D. u.-Erie RaIl9a7 Shares ? is929l2
LvyRP0.f suiy - mC0tt0nS the b1si, % n ing
g4ad nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable duiy a. Sid
DO deiErbe August auf sepuHer - Sf sales on TIE
Aas o. Mtug Oresrs notng eeiow Low hangs, deliverable
jay August la Gales o. puens Of he crop % TIE
7as Of Nh dog paas nothing bees Good Orlar' al 1IC
JTes4sturs qll-t 49,. -..
Loypos az :: 30 ,. -Eds RAILWAY sasres 2oz72sat
l1sD.N JUF l3 D. mle raie o. discount On tie market
far TIRE, Haals hA - ~ 90. Nei Is pe cent oF TIE
Bank Eae lnl kTe Rs shares, ~ 80 Farm dis
patches aoo,e ke-iss o. 59L ~ - -,-.., o,oo
LivEEro1L July Is p mOf the Cotton sales today BOO
1Les 4ueucal.
L0SD0s Jas a mThe amount ~ bullion withdrawn ifom Tie
Barn Of Eag and IN t4-ance to-laJ . s50yJ0 49,.
IIvEKP0oL JAY u = n -losh - baes on tbe bass Of
oLiE up d. u9itg below Los hiHgs. de7eraoe JAY ant
sf VI crop he bas- OF
81 llL1g AIDS. noitlU below L. Allll@s a. 1-lGl
L0sD0y s4 ID - nFsrs cpatshes quote a. 53-
zoe
LoSDoS Juv 153o ?. HIislped Petroleum. 1Ol p glloa
TaIoV q l.5 Q4l - 4 cwt
TAASKgOl july LIMITED States FeI weaty bonds Io02 81 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

BosroN JAY 1.-The general features the wool market the
reported There continues to be good demand for
well sustained rge portion OF ne
Western clip market and manufacturers will soon
have euaid The sales Of and ol
ONO aud h-ees from % TO 81 and Spring
zoe Pulled selling az 4O1JDc for the
different grades The demand
tive. aud the sales have been full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
C,ToYIYGToN LINE FOR BOSTON, wa
THE FLUSHING. NORTH SIDE AND
CENTRAL RAILROAD


SHORT ROUTE TO BABYLoS AND FlisR ISLAND
Trsbs Hunters Post a. oa5p - 20, - E,rs--.
As5 ann Ths $3.50 a VA f.39 p IA sre ~ ~ "a
Iaas Tor day fushiag aess r'sAs Ss.-
So r IN ot-r st.uoss TaOls fcrri ,s g,r,-.
Ys 100. oi .sessp. River, so uaaie ~. % talaa
i,trt -, RIVER . ulnates previous 70 tnr IN
s - Pot reset. soR bsggsse chscse -, ~
~ rhf odess. sanday taus "a = hi snf A. N
t., get,rs srs ~ stations Al = Z. = -, "a,
D. gi,hnF % lsge Point NhtsssoHr AMI a. 49, -. ~ al
:, IN a m ana 23O =! So a. : p m ~ =, N q AZ
40 .t,tan, a 10. 80 N and l'pu :, ~ -, ,,asrt
" ~ md a, 10 sad 4.35 traias iTA- n4-'' ''-''
WI,h boA a. gshll.. i.r vac l'l-ea ...1 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
Gouarfurrsnip Natires.

dissolution OF C0PARTNERSHIP.
- Notice hereby sves that she psrsshs hefsre existing
the hn Of Gilbert B.naets Co. 10 hresy dissolved An deb
the late irm s a By the Gse Besne Man
ufsct=ring Co.. and all claims be paid By them Tue bane vii
be continued under the Of The O. Benzz1
Co. Dated ergetovn. Con-. yass %, 1874 = -.
Mgse6 WM j. GIBskT, srUfGkS BENNETT, EDWIN
GuIBRRT. .....I
nISS0LUTION.-The COpartnership hereto
H. undersigned the dm Of
KETCHAM CLARK this mntnsl Either
partner viii sgn In hqaAiatoa. VIM kEfchAM CLARK
J. Z. CLARK Hs~-York. July !, 1874
CoPARrNERsIP-The undersgBed have this dav formed Co
OF IL CLARK ard will continue
the Banking Ind Stock Commission Bunnss at No b2 Broadway
New orb, july q 1874 H. CLAFk. CLARK.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between JOHN W. ANDRBAs and WILLIAM CAhFIELD has
been this day, July Dissolved By mutual eorseal
rTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
DREws Co. E.~Yot and ANDREWS & CO., Paris h this day
dissolved BY mutual consent GEORGE WALKER.
EDWARD r Andrews.
July I. 1874 ABSRY TURsBULL
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day C0PARTSERSHP
for the Of Foreign and Domestic Bnkng Business under
the Of ANDREWS MACKAf Co, Il walst. swYOrh
aad ANDREWS Co., 10 Place venaome, Paris Mr. BBEs
EIaBALL agn Of the srns by proeuraOn
EDWARD r ANDREWS.
WILLIAM MAcKAY,
July 1. 1874 HENRY TURsBULL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

Gorses. Garrlnaes. tarHess. &t.
TOR SALE CHEAP.-A square box leather
TOP ROAD WAGON Inquire at 1856 and l3o 3d-st, beseen
South nd South jhsts., BrOOklyn L. ID.
OUR SALES DEPARTMENT has been re-
~ waergoms kave corner Of
TWeutv6a-st j. D. BREWSTER X Co.,
| Of rwenty-6irh-st,
Carnage Baders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKEI

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. July 1. 1874.
A limited trade in ordinary business horses,
with prices in favor of buyers an inquiry
higher priced stock comprise about all that can be
recorded OF the present state OF our horse market
The following is the result OF todsys sale at Bsrkers
City Auction Mart and New-YOrk Tattersalls:
Descr,ps,os rom CItIogu. banda Years Phea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

epNe IL Whit. sheloc crs.sed ioss- re~asred io'ss'
0rsnulnted ~ iOAe
TGLJOw-T nskss .s-r Nth hir asnsadi s.s .. -
900 Common sSa 5000 Pr CITY 100000 Choice
. 49,, and 10000 D Oo1non sf aso7 -
TOBACNO-Ns clip foliovsx Messrs H. RAIDER coe
Of BIZ from the port Of M
June 662 hA 100 $50 bales 900 ee.oonA
ani O01 100 msnaf dve conprehenare
the fke DARN tas last north A@cs 81 81 -
he West that but snah crsy ~
wsA isis ssaised bss become esss.ay
dsy g. arec mmenf COS
lk sovanoss Of p~. over 900 hd Kentuck thus chasgd
banda Of vhch but 400 tik-n ir eKpsri easny oa
Of eonuhpuon
apeeasnoh ~ unable under tseee
hu 70 those Of ASt
prices sskei L. T. 2c y n higher to.n Isee ooo
,casas better Tor wbh $500 cases were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
HARLFM RIVE RR ANcH.

II
Tra9s leave Harlem River station . 8 and 9ii5 NJ i'zo
r. tV sasgr on s-moos Of Mos,ua steamboat
leaving aat ,dg M ne RIVER station, f" o. T. go ana
Il:f5s. m. AID ;:lJ. 4 4:2J aRi6 N. .,,,.
jcns q aS 5 sup; o.i D S az. sS1
DEM RAILRO AD.-THE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES NAIL kOUFk
Trans SsSiOk from foot Of s0ro''e' AID IodaAl''" "
Esp r. Pt,euh. the West 'ad South y tn p a.
Palace Cars attached, $3.50 anu Si3O u sol4sT a1a
F, iiamsort Lock Haven Corr EH Pha Ere r. r.
$50 D. Tor NuAaapon anu lock liaye 300 H. eoaneEs
FOR Ba amore Washington South Lid Vaccination EI
rye 10 shing,ou 40 Regular at $40 H. All p m
S0 RIo,, Tor 'Phiephia $40 $50 M 1890 $40.
O. D. NJ IL San-ey. D, Z. o-0V, an Jl u h"sA"
AAa ' - o. 10Y Trenton az a. aud $40
For Seuark Is. 63U Z. liiJ . o. 10 Il a a. ~ n l. a
80 5iO ~ ~ ~ Ti,bt sunisy 5.20 and $40 D n
For zbe,1. D. ESQ Tao. O. .. lD II n = ~
3 5 o. o. nv AMI IL airlt sunaay 10 90
l f1' !.o $50 5o $40 $50 $40 10 p n - sst
IoT woolrige Perth Amboy anu South AHbo aad 10 II
- Fot SeS w s anu Il Slo 4;Io 5'2a
elo ?. IN m K, i9q 20. ~ Is noon $40 and 4IOn=
Er f1Tao~rtT'lbe and Flsninzton go a aud D.
' ' Bsi D'S' 40 s cscs al $50 lsSa
? $50 and = Q. "a ,,d4nn
o Pemoerson sai Cluae, AMI Va ooa' IRON Per ~ ~
a. 20 D. N, a lows N Pfbu-rh ESQ 'ui so m and
955 M ilI. go p n u 4. ~ gsa IT, ~ elssy oslo
ca and s5,sers 20 : m S g. To- 90 500 iOi5.
1893 m 40 l:I5 OLD 900 s4t 100 ~ SsAl-s'
cset Caess go 40 94l BIea aay So A,iss h'Sa
Ds1ross aad O9'iaH1 R1,Sn Pts Ilut
s ~ clsarf General Manapvr.
CToNINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON wa
.a4 sns S.,r Ss ~ Tu Mo' Tsaa... saa
ss,asys on r SO soA River 100, 90 o. osi ssS
sgaaay :, = n, 49, DS, 70, s osss ssl
cur-d oas Of s''so' sI0 g Ma Ra & Pres eat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
Banking honses ano BauF ers.

UAAR g. CO., BANKERS, 45 Wal-st.
STOCKS BONDS, GOLD. and kACHANJE bought ant sold
Interest allowed deposits
puucipal points EaOpe IN 20 suit
Coli bought and sold counter a. Gold Room
Qu0fal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

EIALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED At o.
From Pier % North River. foot Of Murrav-st,
TIE WORLD-RENOWSED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Can't GEO. B. HULL Capt Z. u. SIMMONS.
The most urec. Taunton Mdileloro Plymouth, New
Bedford Mlrla's viaey4r, Siateeke Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS all pdsopaI points SsEngai ami the Prov
nes For apply 2il and 529 Broadway
BroiFav corner ytr DoTs Erprss OGc.s 9ii Broad
wtv md 10 Courst BROOKLYN the oce Pier
al Dfrc 81 Ticket Ohces In tn civ.
HALLS BANDS EAGAGED FO1 III SEASON
BORDEN < LOWELL. AGENTS
GEORGE [. COSAOA General Passenger snt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
Gteamboats ano Railroads.


LII READERS of THE TRIBUNE about
n summer and al Neo FOrksrs rGUsng
during TIE rho tong enough at got 10 reesre NAL
matter, hare TIE DAILY TRIBUNE mdned % ne
Pos0g for 81 Month or Including postdgs,
II 3d. tn address Of Tia bring promptly changed Uheeper
Heskly TRIBUNE 0al Be aIrsss
months JJr Fl posIge pail AMI for h0 amount essiye q
DOstIg dbr0ad hare edHOas Of THE
TRLBINE aad 70 tter bakers r e yO1Wag p@s DGiy'
HOaAh SentWeek4y. three months Weesy str months
A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
= BOATS. c. viBBAED and DANIEL DREW Leave foot Of
Per 80 ~ r. $3.50 Tseltythrist orth Of
40. landing 80 lONhEdS. TARkl Town. ard
MACK tby fey-Doao, POUGHKEEP>GE, RNEBEtK. ca IS
KILL and HUDSON connecting all points West and NoTth Inp
DAY, 81 Trains and from SARATOGA 70 >aoga
- 20; round trip g. 40; Rgni Lax y sos ROM TIM - 40
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
points Norh West Low fare REDUCTION 10 al points Tue
sUNNYsTDE and POWELL,
DAILY Saturavs iron Pier AZ North X ver
With morng trains On NJ l. Central hfl
and Boston AMI CONNECTING railroads
JOSEPH CORNELL, supt
EOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
! class Steamboat WILLIAM COOK lclpacy 1000 can
VALENTINE, Agent 81 Jlyst. y. y
nor NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
/ FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOEIaEAL ani nterneii ie
rwertv-hiris. T.. p.
NeE-IIaven hzht boat caves Persiy al II ocos Tc,ets sol
cheek a. 81 DOadwly hey YORK los fpon aud
Cjurl-stA. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

Boon Ex1rss VIZ -slasaed sos ard l0a ana s:lo.
o. M via Sfoe Linz al " 10 The s.V9 loo $50
A. 10 and 10 o. n stopping stanford NorSak. ADJ s.o
AID 1000 m and 3OO s:IO aud 9l m BRIDGEPORT The
SOS a. m ana D. shore Line DIVISION Tor
Providence Valley sabroos HE - am sad
m connect with Shore DIVISION for S0rsh and View Haven
sni Sohamutoa T. al Seu the sos Ex
ps for Nrwgof s:J5, 10 aud II trains connect vita
C,unec cut River X Springfield n. for AoHtre The
sUj a m vh Nuzataek K X and ne 800
N s m wtl u9usatOnr r X at Brigeror. The 5000
and b IS and 4s SorwN Senih HorsAk,
srd s:OJ a. n ABS and jiOp with AeSCanaan
SUNDAY Bosos Mail Trans 700 Springfield 9:lo
n via Providence. -. -
Draw Express and Sleeping Cans on Night E
press Trans -,-.on Co.. -. g. r..
~, psno, ar a Oees 1raascr Co. Ji4 BoasaY saf
WIsy Bou,e 8 y and 80 COurisL, BoasyB alto will AIS
check baggage from residence DESTINATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02


$50 6.3J slO 81 10 M. Tor sinorl
no s05 9Oj m. 1900 l:,D 2:20 ans 3l5 lkI
80 80 4sij, 5:l5. J.IO. 6:3J. 100, $40, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
NEWBORN, NEW-HAyEY AND HARr-

Cenirfl DbJts tOrty-sc. uds
LgAVE NEg-FsLK.
Trains NewIiayeR 7lO (Accr.L % lknl 900
Ac1i. 1920 a. tErl 1900 o. fAccnl lVp Xxi 3VV tELl
22U Accn 4:3S J:lj oca III 40 Er and JilV hLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
Live sTnCK MARKETS.

jay 4 "a q ss2 5e7s 1889 2 An 2S47s
WHISTLES nsrks steady; sala Of 100 bolA
09c
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-29
Adjournment OF the Supeme Court.

The Supreme Court adjourned for
the term on the 23d inst. Before adj
journing the Court made the following
order:
For the purpose of enabling the
Court, before the commencement of
the next term at Sacramento on the
18th of October, to dispose of the cases
already submitted at the present term.
it is ordered that when the Court adj
journs to-day 1t adjourns for the term:
1t is further ordered that the calen-
dar at the Sacramento term consist:
First-Of the criminal causes.
Second-Of the remaining causes on
the calendar of the present term, ex-
cept those in which stipulation of
counsel shall be filed with the Clerk
one week before the commencement
of the October term, consenting to a
continuance to the January term.
Third-Of the causes from Sacra-
mento county.
Fourth-Of such other causes as may
be placed on the calendar by stipula-
ton of counsel or by special order of
the Court on motion and notice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-29

THE zeal of the Express to misrep-
resent the HDRALD outruns it's judg-
ment and destroys its veneration for
truth. 1t says we attacked O man who
came here to spend half million of
dollars. and in consequence he went
to San Bernardino and spent his
money with the merchants of that
city. This is untrue, and the author
Of the charge must have known it, or
else he is too ignorant to edit even the
Erpress. 1t was known, and we be-
lieve the Express made the statement,
that the company to which.the gen.
tleman referred to belongs had some
eight hundred tons of freidht in San
Francisco, which they would ship to
Panamint via this city. IT was not
their intention to purchase any con-
siderable amount of goods in this city
nor in San Bernardino, and they did
not purchase them. The Express
knows this if it knows anything, but
of late it seems to have parted with
what little intelligence it possessed
few months ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-29
Our Fruit.

A few days ago mention was made
in the columns of the HERALD of the
fact that a gentleman now a resident of
this city had packed ripe oranges and
lemons, and taken them via the
Isthmus to England where they ar
rived in perfectly sound condition.
Now comes Boston paper withs the
statement that importers of lemons
box on 100000 boxes, The cause of
this loss is not on account Of fluctua-
tions in the lemon market, but be-
cause of the great waste occasioned by
the decay of the fruit whilst in trans
itu. Our semi-tropical fruit-growers
should mark this statement. 1t is
well known fact that the fruit gath
cred for the market to which the Bos-
ton paper refers is gathered green and
ripened in transit. Fruit so gathered
is never good and often has a wilted
taste. Besides it is a we'll known fact
that lemons and oranges gathered
when ripe will not only retain their
flavor better, but keep in a sound con-
dition much longer than they will if
gathered green. 1t may be however,
that the orange and lemon grown in
this climate, are harder than the
same fruit grown in a tropical, or
damp climate. No matter what the
cause may be, he fact that our fruit
bears shipping better than that from
any other country, is of great impor-
tance to our fruit raisers. If we had
southern overland railroad by which
we could ship oranges without being
compelled to send them through a
country which in Winter, the time
when the orange crop comes into mar
ket, freezes them, we could supply the
large cities with semi tropical fruit
seven days from the tree and as fresh
as the hour when picked.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-29

MEssRs. LIPS q DEs AUTELs yes
terday afternoon received dispatch
announcing that the Supreme Court
had rendered decision declaring the
Local Option law unconstitutional
We anticipated this decision some
weeks ago. 1t is common sense de-
cision and is the only one that could
be reached. Morality is thing of
education, but not of compulsory leg
islation. Moral suasion may induce a
man not to make pig of himself, but
there is too much of the pig in him to
be driven to morality.