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CENTENNIAL FINANCES.

TuF STOCK SUBSCRIPTION PLAN ADHERED To-SlO
CERTIFICATES TO BE Soda NEW WORKING
CoNMITTER-ENERGETIC EFFORTS TO RAISE AD-
OPTIONAL FUNDS.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE !
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Tbe Centennial
Board OF Finance have done great deal OF hard think
ing during the past few weeks the question OF how to
rase the 100000 sOOoOoO which they must have
in addition to their present in order to make
a creditabc International Exhibition. The conclusion at
which they have to stick the old programme
laid down in the act OF Congress which created the
Board and try collect the money from the people
as subscriptions 10 the stock OF the corpora
ton. To do this 1t will be necessary TO arouse
ppblic interest in the undertaking, and this
essential work has been put into the hands OF
ex-Gov Bgler as principal financial agent He is now
making tour OF New-Engand with the object OF form
ing committees in all the cities and towns 20 take an
active interest in the enterprise and secure subscrp
tions New-YOrk and the Western States VIII be taken
in turn and hoped that in the course OF the next
few months an organization will be perfected embracing
the whole country which by of public gatherings
and the personal influence Of leading citizens will
speedily make up the amount required The
stock will be issued in shares 'of $40 each,
drawing interest at per cent. SUBSCRIPTIONS
for over shares be paid in quarterly remit
tances Of 20 per cent each but in cash must be
made for less number. Every subscriber will be en-
titled large steel engraved CerIuCdte, uoW DeinS
prepared at the United States Treasury Department in
Washington. This certificate conveys TO the holder
ownership the buildings all the receipts or the e1
bbtion and all other property OF the Board OF Finance
with his proportion in the final dividend 1t gives him
mart in the election Of managers Of the financial affairs
OF the Centennial
1t also suggested that the holders OF single shares he
entitled monthly tickets OF admission to the far gooh
every day for any period OF 80 days they may select
Purchasers OF than share would be entitled 10
tickets for months as they held shares In ths
way people could be offered something OF value III return
for their money.
novel project for assisting the Centennial has been
devised and WILL IL is expected be carried out under
the direction OF DR.. LndermaD, director Of the Mint
II is proposed to strike az the Mint, on devices 10 be
furnished by DIR. Lndersan two medals cOmneInOra
OF the Centennial made OF silver about the size
Of silver dollar for popular circulation costing proba
bly, 81 so ST. and the other more elaborate and costly
medal be sold for s. or So The profit on the former
OF which several hundred thousand are expected TO he
sold will be about 10 cents each and on the latter abOn
the proportion after paying the expenses OF mint
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

what they don't know and, II believe the dis
patches cheek by fowl with all the principal actors
and In this precious reeove chowohow. IL
any fact could be possibly wanting 70 make the whoe
aiir more Outrageousy disgraceful and more essen
TALLY repugnant to the commonest decency than any
other which could be found, 10 Ia the presence of this
Woodhull drab aud her cohorts ~ prominent front
figures Moulton In place Is described as giving as-
surance to this creature that he will not allow Theodore
crucifed by Beecher and his Examining Commit
tee. and in another place II u intnated that Montoh
spectacle already tired OF the covert tnreits
TO show mp previous f and that he preparing to
make his exit and let Gen. Butler enter.
TAKE TT TO THE COURTS.
from The PhtGdslDhh Press
The Plymouth Church Committee had better
adjourn at once abandon fs usurped fuDctiOns when
IL has shown itself incapable OF fulfilling, ana leave the
question courts. where 1t belongs Az present
the investigation in this absurd anomalous coDdtlon
Mr. Beecher appears before committee c0nst ~
himself which has no power compel the attendance
OF Witnesses compel them 10 answer wneh peioIe
them Mr.. TltOn recognizes this Committee bY app
ing before IT, yet declines 10 answer certain qlt'tI"n
nut by II. proceedings winch are nalI puDIc dnu
half not disclose angry feeling ana rule Dcr "Orua
are exchan ged the witnesses and the Judges or
Jury or Judge advocates, or whatever you may
choose to call this Plymouth Council OF ok
There IL nothing judicial In TINS proceeu-
ing It is not dspassioDate and dgnineu III ~
conduct aud the Judgment OF this body Will nave an
can have no weight with the public. There are seyer
WAYS in which this matter can be brought on cean
before the courts, and receive fu. Impartial
scientific Investigation. First Mr. Tit0n may cause lhe
indictment OF Mr.. Beecher for adultery; or ne may
apply for from his wife, laying adultery as Tue
ground or Mr. Beecher may proceed against Mr IIton
for libel Grand Jury OF Kings county, on is
notion may present both parties. There cannot De TWO
ways equally good OF getting at idct Inc ruies w
safest surest aud only satisfactory metnou
N
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THE SECULAR PRESS.
THE DOCUMENTS MUST BE EXPLAINED.


Henry Ward Beecher's emphatic and sweep
ing denial accompanied with Its promise OF specific
replies 10 distinct charges and REINFORCED by Mrs. I'll
toms statement, has filed thousands with the belief
that he will succeed in cOnfounding his assaants aud
nm resculng from its eclipse reputation whose down
fan would gladden. none but the ghoush We're II not
for the RENAL ble documentary evidence contained In
MIR. Tiltouis II itemeut before the Plymouth Church
Committee the classes would accept his
denial and that OF Mrs. Tilton more tbaA full re-
sp,nse 10 the unsupported assertions OF Mrs WOodhuPs
biographer But the OF letters, skifuly scat
undcnIed authenticity, and they IN themselves cons
fate proof OF guilt which Will crush Mr. Beecher unless
he can show be either Orgeries grossly gar
bled in quoting. As they stand attempt having
thus made 10 question their accuracy-they are
utterly irrecOncInbe with the explanation set forth In
Mr. Beecher's preliminary statement.
This documentary testimony must be destroyed by
Mr. Beecher OF II VIII destroy him. II he wrote the
letters sscribed him by Mr. TOn and asserted TO be
still In existence he is lost man far everything
cerned and Ingenuity OF excuse Will save him. A
few pages OF his handwriting Will have wrought Tor
him a that volumes from the pen OF Mrs. Woodruff
or Mr.. Tton could never have effected.
NOTHING TO FORM JUDGMENT UPON
prom ina Troy 1imsa
The press of the country seem to be taking
sides In TINS controversy without any apparent sense OF
advanced TO enable any W form accurate Judg
Inent Mr.. Beecher's guilt or innocence Beyond his
letters, which await explanation there Is abso-
utely nothing upon which 10 found tolerabe JudR-
ment upon the case. Tons statement by itself Is OF
DO more account than Beecher's denial and when We
dence Ia against the But before tho Is
fairly developed onehalf OF the press and onehalf OF
the people appear TO taken sides either with tOn
eT Beecher. and tho frenda of esoh are taausiousT
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
pux-,, -, Julu Tho ooucion IN Il

Penn YAM, n. Y, July 3O.-Tbe session to-day
Of the state Encampment OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic more fully attended than yesterday. The
reports OF the department officers were presented and
all showed the Order 10 be In nourishing condition.
seven new posts and 1900 having been added dur
ing the past six months. Among other resolutions
adopted was the following;
Resored. That the thanks OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic be- and the same arc hereby rendered to all
who aided In securing the passage OF the laws ncreas
ing the pensions 70 tue wounded soldiers OF our land
and mole especially 10 comrades Stewart l.. WOOdford
and Clinton d. McDOugal for their untring and
ful efforts In securing passage Of law granting pen
sion 10 Comrade Edward Jaradine, commander OF this
department.
The encampment adjourned this afternoon OF O'clock
after harmonious session. 10 moot In annual session ut
Rochester In January next
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James II. Lyles and Walter Gibson filed in

the United States Circuit Court bill In equity against
James Daykin. subject Of Great Britain, praying that
the partnership between them for carrying general
machinery business In this city be dissolved that an
accounting OF the business and profits OF the partner
ship DO had. and that Day kin be ordered pay
the plaintiffs balance found to be due them at
accounting. Fearing that Daykin about TO leave
the Jurisdiction OF the Court the plaintiffs applied TO
Judge Batchord for writ OF Great forbidding him
to do 80. The writ WAS granted yesterday, when he
arrested and required 10 give bail In $4,000 not 20
leave the district pending the suit. DaykIn put
into the custody OF deputy marshal and allow I'd I'LL
0dAy " fyIptah tho ball depapded.
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RECEPTION OF THE FIFTH MARYLAND REGI.
MENT AT CAPE MAY.

CAPE MAY, n. j., July 30.-The 5th Maryland
regiment arrived this morning by special train.
panied by the Washington Marine band and regimen.
tai drum corps The Cape May Guards vast con-
OF people assembled at the depot welcome
guests. They marched 10 the lawn OF the stockton
House. where Dodworth's band played MY Maryland" I"
amid enthusiasm. The guests breakfasted there. This
afternoon full dress parade takes place, and recep
ton has been fixed for tonight The Governors OF New
Jersey Pennsy yanl, and Maryland expected be-
present. This week Will be gala one. Balls will take
place every evening.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July 30-There is a
growing attendance upon the American Institute Of
Instruction az North Adams. Yesterday papers were
read by Henry f. Savage superintendent of the Middle
town Schools. on School MANAGEMENT on Business
Principles :" by Thos. w. Bicknell, Commissioner OF
lucation for Rhode Island. school Supervision :;
by samuel Thurber Principal of the Syracuse High
school. Illustrations of Anarchv; and by William
A.. Mowry OF Providence on I" The Louisiana Purchase
and some OF It's Results" Last evening the Rev DR..
Seeye OF Amherst College iectured on The Relations
OF the Secular and the Religious III Eiucatlon."
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Brice OF BInghamrton; Assistant Recording secretary
David Beattie OF Troy Treasurer, David Pratt OF Al
Dany.
The Association adjourned to meet at Fredonia next
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

TIE PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD COMPANY DEMANDS THE CoMPENSA-
,roy RECOMMENDED BY THE SENATE COMMIT
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
THE STATE or TRADE.
grpappA. MARKETS

LovpnS NAV 3O-l2:3D p mBre Railway shares active,
vii. .ii. dle.uaiOls the las. sales being At 81 q
lyg pool 3)-l2:3O Cotton dull AMI unchanged;
sale ODU bae inclu, 900 for speculation and sales
r e basis MGag Upnds nothing below Hdtns deliver
allie Nav IL hi. 10 June July, 1l6d.
LoSpoS Ma Co -Rre Railway shares, 3lG3lll Paris
d.patcles quotel Rents n 5sf $50
LyzRPo0 My 3u2 mtotton- OF the sales Of Cotton to-
lAv B. 0f he
u Upianis nthnz below Low milling, al
90, Breaistuas ste qule, Lard DOS. Talow 3s ID
=
LoxDov Nay 3O-}:30 m.Ths amount of bnhon Thir,vn
% G Ra1k Of Elgnt OF balance Z OOO Consols for
none g3iaaD3 account -lITJs PaE!s dispatches
quote Rentes a 90. luc
NJ ty pd. n1thaz Cool Oninsry, deye a0e Jay AMI
Augu.t al 3D. nothing below Low M4dLns deiiyeraDs
Jg'y aii Auyus.. It So,L
LosDoS. III yA-Il.ov, 40 y cwt.
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Nxw.YoRK, saturday. May 80, 1874.


The horse market Of the week under re-
view characterized by activity in the demand
for valuable carriage and road horses and by steady
decline in the demand for common work horses. In
pleasure stock choice animals of description met
with ready sales from 81 S2O)9, and in
few instances up TO $.500 per well matched pair
For road horses the inquiry was comparatively Tess AMI
mated, although quite a number OF satisfactory trans
actions 900 81 800 and 81 800 pair have been re-
corded Owing TO the fact that there has been accu
mutation Of stock quOtabie change in the value OF
standing a material decrease in the demand. The
sales under the hammer presented new or interest
ing feature.
SALES OF THoRoUGHBREDs AND TRoTTING sTOCK-
The gray tTotter Confidence sold by Mat Tanner OF
Albany, N " to Mr. COttre Of this city for Sl,GOe
trOtJing mare by West Wind was sold by Dr. J. II WHIT
ney 10 Mr.. Richard Pension for $500 An Amont colt
sold by Mr.. Frank Gan0 TO Mr.. Pension Tor
$500. yearling horse colt by Sweepstakes, dam by
Gen. Tay or sold by Mr. Harrison Mills of Orange
County, " Y, to Mr. Thomas j. HanlOn OF this city for
s4OO The The Nurse, by imported Australian. ont
OF inp0rtedZOne, sold by MI II. Durham 10 Mr.. b.
Mcclellan for $50 public sale or 65 trotting horses,
the property OF Mr.. +. s. Wadsworh, took place at
WaukegaD Ill., the 10Th inst, realizing abont $4,000
The sale by Mr. C. W Parker OF Daniel Mace's trOtters
10 O'Clock. Catalogues be obtained at the CIV
Auction Mart and NewYork Tdttersals corner or Ihr-
ty-nnth-st. and Broadway.
On Thursday June H. the sale OF thOroughbred under
the auspices OF the American Jockey Club Will be held
at Mr. BelmOnt's Nursey Stud Farm at Babylon, L. l.
The following the sales effected to-day at Barker
City Auction Mart and New-York Tattersalls:
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wool MARKEr.

Bo-rov Nav bees quit se'r- nf ,rxs
" Pali vss Spng tsfrna al rr
Fip AMI Aasis WSols fli pes The ea 81 Oa
about
esdug nH iasinE 10000 n and hs eure stock u -. De-
oton does Prices .i % 'ue
d ky aud XXX ADd lbs ~il 10 dosbt ae Ie'ltA
ba4nce VI sc Oh hand siai o 81 5'DO u W,
s0ii The atlr
r,ased for Ohio and Pcnrsvsnla Feec 5j0C ~ fef
Cheiee hsEdf fpr seu
ss,oned and eolon maeh yanabe os
able
tn. pc,, on account ae Csfornis 500.
coanas. arrive qate freely ssd has bela so at fsd pnoe- 80
MA thr puccs rrS Al eaa
Fan.sco The have been flOcOJ D. principally Ses
IS considered fl prcs. tomtlg VOL bn
been in begins ,rye nor" rely 400
tsa47 With small 40 In keuueAY We quo
helm rapidiy bought at there
GIN Tor profit these hgures Pulled spol cent na~. 70
Very been so hsh s % e nl L's
10 Of sale. been al - 1JZc thc ios
are base on bs "a e Pen1sTvsaa 80 ! K.
Xxx XXX Ani above 5395Or Ohio. lie. Mchgln 525Jl
Maj tt sh-f
Combug Delsre, 81 9a62e Un~Ashed sonlenE nd D
Nashsl, 4Sdj1 Sconre - 01
Pulled &2q5Gc. sphng California q "a 3SiS Fin Sal'fai
1DesyGe
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

A1B,SY Nay 3O-so markets held account Of its being
bsITSoEs May 80 Cotton dull Low MliiuCs l74al7ts &c
Foar l4 al round Hossri and Western suPer - %
Nj, Sp- ~ jOasj 25i do Ezra 81 50es5 DO ny s5a
SO M4eai .sa4 and aasaanssl - Son vs eI'; % a. & & 1
7973 tor Ss- oas, DALI Ss1Asfa , 5o q j STsn
Iy sI9ds25 PO'Sas dull sravy n9rnsl and
PAR 10 Pne cargos IGS WHISKY quiet ArIe bare al
ByS.Lo A7 3O-rake ard the last %
Ii O61 5I Four Wheat. 2soo5 busa Corn 800
~ c a, Corn III 700 bn.h Oat. 900 bush Bariey Csna
reights unchange; Wheat a- Corn 10 % Oais &c No s
o-iug Decorator Day AZ oessrei as es.. hoa ae
Rosa quiet 30 Crude Tarpynns esdy -t 81 20
'0 srsSIrr Nav -Fioar sdy nominal
81 2Ss y s,,.S sS Somaa n R5e dT At 81 10 Butter u ,na
droopus Por. quiet and 's1y Lard Sae'. sammsr ~ &C.
6a. June 7ei Clear RIO snies ia trRsa, - Clear
mand; shoulders & Ceai Rib Sides lOe Gear Shes ~ 10
UsrnOrr Nav s0-Fio and unchanged whe, tun aud
lower Extra 81 5sdsl 80 No. White 81 40 amber Michigan
81 "a 1 81 80 a.ssd Corn dull and lover 6c 0aI, u good
5Oc Fght'-To os~ego Goe coo 6os
shBmen-lOoO bb Fea 1000 bush. Wheat 1000 bush CON-
and 1000 bush; Oai, w., un.A..,., c .o., :, "a
Sc Oats--alc- 6Od65c Ryo sold - %. Provision auet
sold sa % Bacon shoulders &c Clear Rio SIDES
IOl.r lOA HamsSugarcurcd IS ci P6in, II c
a Meat,houL.r. sac Clear Rb SIDE. e' Clear s4e' 9',
MExrHs Nav 30PouT dali and nominal Corn s,eady Mixed.
75a7Ie While sc OAt; S9l ana aSoopns a. ts, Sge %
arm shoulders, SIDES lol2GllS Hsmschoic= FsHey
Srw ORLEANS. MAY 9oFloar auu, aoek $4,000 eS, Corr
over OninArv I7aqls; Far l04i9hs Good 2OIaa201ci
Prime 2ll,92its Other articles aaehaase TA Pro, Current
sr $50 ees % kess Bacon 800 cls HaH, 800 dcrces
Sgs, ny 'a.'I a.. ore@aI srgl91 stertns' .s4s5o
O.vsao May ScFOur steady fair demand ae' or 400 bh
Wte winter g ?5 g, Double k5tT, wsss. s"sE 80
Cora quiet At 7ia7es Com Meal 81 80 ,or
esie ~ " q Ga rsos $40 R I D c.aa Flh %s
Wheat Sc Corr and hye w. feas r. 10 sesisa, va Ts Nas
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
Mem pnblirations.
NOW READY.
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO. 10.
CONTENTS.

THE ACADEMY OF sCIENCES-MEETING AT
WASHINGTON:
CERTAIN DESTRUCTIVE INsECTS-John lie COute, NJ. D.
AN AUTOMATION TO PLAY TIrTATToo-Prot Parman
Rogers
FUNCTIONS AND MECHANISM OF AUDIrIoy-Prot A NJ.
DURATION OF TIE SENSATION OF soUSD-PrOf A NJ
REFLECTION OF SOUND FROM FLAMES AND GASEs-Prof
A. NJ. Mayer
TESTS OF rHR STRENGTH OF PINE wooD-PrOi ". A.
Norton
FUNCTIONS OF rHs BRAIN AsD SERvKs-Dr c. & Brown.
s4lmrd
OBSERVING THB TRANSIT OF vENUS-Prof Simon yeseOnb
THB COLORADO CANOys--M.orJ W Powell
THB TIDES OP TAHITI-Prof N Ferrel
METAMERISM IN INORGANIC CHEMsTRY-Pro. wocOt
Gibbs
VELOCITY OF LIGHT IN AIR AND vAoUo-PrOt 8.
RECENT WESTERN EXPLORING woRK-prot p Y. Hayden
MISgRALOGlCAL SoTKs-ProE B. sHHman.
THB LAWS OF CYCLONES Prof wm Perrel.
RESULTS or THE POLARis ExPEDTrIoN-Dr Bessels
rHB GREAT TELESCOPE AT WASHINGTON. Prof S. New
r9mb
THREE OF JCPITER'S sATELLITES-Prof s. Alexander.
THB LAWS oP STORAs-PrOf Blas LocuiS
LOWER SILURlAN FossILs-PrOt J. s. Newberry
aOw The EARTH WAS FoRMED--Capt c. B DutOO.
ASSYRIAN RELICS:
COLLECTION OF COPIES AT TIE SMITHSONIAN INSTI'
TUITION.
THE POET LONGFELLOwi
LECTURE by Nj James T Fields.
Iftt ftpbSf IN AMERICA buusNA'eu'
PROP o. c. MARSHS DISCOVERIES IN FOSSILS
HAVE WE TWO BRAINSP
LECTURE BY Dr. c. E. Brown-Selaari
L. 5. SURVEY OF THE WEST WITH MAP:
EXPLORING EXPEDITIONS under Lieut. G. NJ Wheeler.
The EFFECTS OF ALCOHOLs
AN ADDRESS b. Wm. 4. Hammoni NJ. D.
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS:
BRIEF ACCOUNT OF TIE PREPARATIONS OF ALL Ma
TIOSs
AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY-MEETING AT
BOSTON:
AUTHORSHIP AND AUTHENTICITY OF BOOKS OF THB OLD
TBSTAMENT-Prof P Adler.
HEART, LIVER AND LUNGS RTYAoLoGIcALLY coNslD
LRAD-IIOB. J. d. TraDbGlL
SAFETY AT SEA lTustrated.
IRON STEAMERS THAT WILL Not SINK
Price 10 ceatsi pamphlet 20 csus seven
sor 81
giving fn details ae contents Of all THE TRIBUNE
EXTRAS free bv nail
lHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
TIE FARMGR~ FATORITE PAPER,
until Jaa. !, 1870 ioE s.
Address THE TRIBUNE New-York.
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feaa! Notices.

NTHE UNITED STATES CiRCUI Cotkt
Ustrc o Nbrasksrhe Loan snd lrns Cen anI %
the ty of John Bad ,oaPsnsns -SN9s hs ~
Jos.ub and Denver CompsaF, H. oAr oe v"
Csny. Ard William Pabmwad Respondents And u = urhrr or
| h.t mil the further Court the SAID NJ Jse)n and
Denver CITY Rs.d CompAHy sell Of Tue anis een'eye ov
and C0mpany Connection With he %"
,n n N. ,o.i a. provided sAd nosgag bot Only for
bnd or coupons sesred By sad no ani TIE pawn II al
sh aoney the " he SAID
true make 10 such purchaser deed co.s.s
d nsftxa<e thss ss
approval copF 0
,s, ore pIbsi S-w-York Isf rnbure In sns
Joseph Missouri
FOR twenty uute America District Of Nehaska "
SHith Clerk u the Ct IOurtof TIE Sse4 ess of
the Nebraska certify that have oomASe5 Tue nefel
tract said Court siih the aina onif As sppe.ss
5Sj % the Igarpsi " AsgF VA W sAto
eoAc. transcript thereof the shoie ~ saf eftra N s"n
~ ths Court 10 be Ahtr 81 hS N'
Omsh. Daes, OaS-e 2,a 4Ay 81 NAY lst xrru o.
iaKALl "A'eos " s-
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THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, MAY 30. 1874
FLOUR ASD MRi-Ths dali and be1vY is,llu shed
urf w-k hHve be le li.tay
the Gcnrd las active am the
disposition bat 10 elrcI aaes freely ca
compelled 10 urGer c1lce
oi
prOilcOui
wees bu large popo-
rc.ps consisted 0f ShpoJ1 Extras tpreYousT
sod the previous hence. with liberal
ports. have sIigltlv depleted stock. wuch
81 and low grades Of Mime
Of the wants Of tae irr anu tl9e were
have Den
vita and Eoi irs hnu
prices " Wheat 1rans, they erraiay
early sa.rns- al
f ih Flour trade large proportion
of compelled these d. not
bills promptly paid they compelled 70 purchase
parn- AM he trade ght unsAl,iaciory Aer ne al
heatnT OF Niugt 10 confidently
the hols t4 IL VIII speedily
Civ GiDarI demand Tor Wesi lnlies ana FOR ~
h.urS In No ami dra 'air
buSlcss week since
I1si.y rn; and Tor tie buyer
wednesday mad active drni1d IN snppHz EEiras Tor
LONDON but YESTERDAY market noticed s'e1i
Family grades better temani and n these
inquiry. The
2iJi2 b1i@ tn
ycaa Toe sales Tor the 81 - 300 bDh
svsr ry "a
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
I Il1 WICK az D. -VV IUIA
sRPr. 4. 1873. 70 DArE
Ct Brtafl
anil Hnt Far
1.2Ls.nto I.a.li 42l 2.5sa.27l

Total. .......l.2 1850 l33i All 2jS327l
GRAlS-la Wheat have had aclNt7 though under
has been dChe or the uIe aad tie
asria. and the canal Is sud hence
the assortment of NO spng offering from A ia Y aas heen mod
tnd than 0her kinds large
hs Milwaukee decline
considerable .les Of Ills grade have been made
of the future purchases
of Commerce has gaaei
for hhsat, and they wed
appreciate importtn-e their Wheat
spnsg then us
growing aay they have authorized Inspection
the quality o. the samples exhibited hence
inspection stlndtri what t1ey much need
much he1Vne, aui Depression until Ihnrs-
much rntu
ropn,Bd
OF the Wheat tlat heI sup
pod killed tneV snd the los. WIZ he much es'
nothing poert the result VII Ioabess mer
fullest expectations this trade Is ine nIiodaeuon OF
the OF the nov
OF better
u the grain the chief aud alimporant ponts
gainei srad thai wheat can be shipped by
this city Commercial point Oh Vss mat eahn' "
esuIAIe AMI a. this epoch OF TIE enepfe ehAo Or luy
We pleased VI Baxter that the company s
pu Tie number OF oaiA ~. Ca se
mie hDcns whe reatNey ghe
than hour h,ve operated panngy 10 "me "he. he oea e
s rue IS uncertain TIE exports OF te
have i7O,j-4 against -3I-I Dah toe CORES
pDnding as.T
Whel, ana Pour ss IN the ls Msy for the United King
there
from Ataaae P"rih, when
eIeATaaoes fron San Francisco
last a. follow;
May PIPER FnedlaBder Liverpool l59 eenan Nhea
AaT lJ-rcr Martin - 1.pl crnAs " lr~A
~
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

general city trade in carriages during the week
ending to-day was fair enough, is also the present
prospect continuing for three weeks 10
come. Regarded a whole, the spring season or 1874
will however, probably be remembered one OF the
dullest OF many years past The vehicles il
commanding ready sales YIctOras cabriolets. r.,
and carts. and light wagons, with and without tops
There has been hardly reduction IN prices for the
best grades OF The experiment OF placi2g new
vehicles auction has not proved prOntabe,
hardly 80 per of their usual asking prices being
realized.
Exports ofo1rfd0rs
L..
Exports o carnage
Liverpool $920 Cuba 80 wheels 81 OOo
H.ru l47 Brazil 4JJ
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
o. '~rIB MARKET

c,c,eo Ma, 10 -Reeefv, for the wsss-cs's ~ giG Hs.
81 so5 sheen J0; sane lsa yeaf-catt, ls52 Bxs.
W sheep, 4,Ol3 CArTLE-i n-s t,a fr.ef H
since ba, os-- ssiv - lDr<J - ~ PAR ~ 800
80 10 for Good 75AS6 10 for Chc 80 lo~st % ~ sss
steers STOCK Ce 81 jOGfj. eoef Terra. 81 btJ 10.
TIrough D,yes S2as3 - hers Cattle fui -i7oHr
Hoes nave deead 15c y loo n under ans e. bsa
steady BOD - ~ ior Poor Connos - &4 ~ isr
Fair, and sJ iOdsJ Is or Good = c-gei EE %
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New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
MINING sHAREq.

SAX PRAscsco. Nav 29.-Te Mining s,sr- hsrset Il T-ss
The qnoatons to-day ow'; RAYMOND by 2G2 colts
Charot 1884, pech-r 7B34 80 92 Opar lOs OreasH
"a a. Yorcros, 80 Gould anu Cury I9a CpND f'-.
Sc Yellow Jacket 10.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

- os. lover. snd unsced little No tSs
80 Psr,ey itRye salss. WHISKY 1se
s9'e ed Dry s,sd Asss sales D.eoa dli ed aroop'.
F,o, at lOac Lard sslea Live Hsgs saAa
Clear soss Rrceips7 900 bbs Flour 1000 bash whes
la % 100 oBh. 1000 bah Ry and 800