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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
RURAL MAILS.
How they Rre Carried. ana Ky whom
Probable Robbery-SuspiciOn Pointing
10 the Carrier as the GuiItY Party.

ARCADIA, TENN, Feb Sd. 1874.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The post office
that wrote from is supplied with mail
by route No. -, leading from Abingdon,
Virginia, to Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, a
tri-weekly mail, carried on horseback.
The people along the route, from beginning
to end, a distance of about one hundred
and twenty-five miles, are complaining
loud and long against the miserable way
the mails are being carried. One half the
time q miss of the mail is the rule, not the
exception. The route supplies an extern
sive scope of country, and the people
along the line are liberal subscribers to
the newspapers, and they get their news,
the way the mails are now carried, about
ten days behind time. The horses along
the whole line are poor, worn and jaded
the mail sacks are rotten and ripped, I'M
safe for even papers much less letters of
value and the carriers are almost, without
an exception, worthless set of
boys that have very little regard whatever
for their duty. Last Saturday morning
the mail came to Arcadia on time, or near
ly so, from Holston Ridge, but instead of
being two registered letters as there ought to
have been in the sack, it proved when il
reached Arcade, there was only one. The
boy in charge of the mail expressed great
surprise when the postmaster made in
quiry for the missing registered letter the
receipt stated should have been there. The
Arcadia official Dissolved hole in the bot
tom of the sack and thinking the letter
might have dropped started the boy back
to look for the missing letter. He went
back to the Holston Ridge Office and
brought note back from the Holston
Ridge postmaster, saying the two register
ed packages were securely tied together
when he put them in the sack, and as
no one could possibly have disturbed them
without taking them out between the two
offices. 1t is thought, viewed in the light
of surrounding circumstances, that the
carrier robbed the mail. Some persons saw
the mail boy ride off the road into the
woods about two miles west of Arcadia,
near the State line on the Tennessee side.
After it became known that q letter had
been extracted from the mail, party of
gentlemen went to the spot where the boy
was seen leaving the road, and following
the unmistakable foot prints of the animal
he rode, they came upon the sequestered
spot where the ruthless deed had been ac-
cOmplished and discovered the tattered
remnants of the envelope of the registered
package, one piece of which bore the post
mark and date and the number the receipt
shows the package to have borne. The
missing package was mailed at Nicholas
vile, Virginia, and was directed to Big
Store Gap, Virginia. The suspected boy
is still carrying the mail. HENRY.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
ORGAN AT HOME.

It's pages Il full Sheet Nh 10 lie, ARE paetlY
Illed with the most popular music / ne dty-Airs,
hOsturues Mar hes Waltzrs x yer -. sele.ti MS
from Opel as. &C, 20D pieces n all. mono aft cult
70 ~ ~ and a. br ght nd pI-ssng.
Pr Eds sZ6I: Clio 500; Full Gilt e. 90
CdrIl1rt'8 lfciodeOa Instructor, Sl.JO
CinrEe's 81 Instructor for Feed Org0Hs
Winners Net0 Schooi fOr Cabinet Orgaa 40
CIurkc's Rcd organ COmp0ni0n, 300
A'e all excellent aui popul cheas books F5T Reed
/ frrumeht
luGe.
OLIVER DII-Os 8 co.. Gil. II. bITsON & co
Boston. ms b'wa5. New York
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
& Nlrs IAifIe TaIl.

Et.-u. Tire First ,,as very fond ~. masquerade
balls, and one nigh. appeared ~ one IN she
cna-a .s- ~ .-e devil With SriunIng lace Hofn-
very r1uch. A1uu. three O'c.JsH in The mem
ing be went olt, and throwing ove- him v'me
!lr.. called 70 sHaCGmau, and ordered hIa o.
take him % the quay Angais. As 30 wa- very
cold he ial. asleep and when hg awo,e be 8JuHd
,hat .he man had taken him 10 wrong direc-
ton, fr- the Quay Anglais Is one Of the mot
elegant portions o. -. PelsrsIurg while before
him were ul some mi cradle houses Nicholas
began o. rem n strate. but the cpachmaL paid 10
he'd 20 him and presently passing Though q
stone gateway, brought him into aceaelery, and
taking large knife from he gird g aud point
ting Il at his employers throat, said GIVE ne
your money and your furs, or viii Kill you +
"And do you give me your soul " exclaimed
Nichols as he threw of the furs and disclosed
his peTonifcation OF th" devil The Russians
arc Vrry slper.titipls and the codchman vas 81
terrified thnt be fell senselcss on the ground. and
the Emvoro drove himself back 70 hi palace
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11

A special dispatch to the London Daily
Neocs from st. Petersburg says Russia has
refused to send goods to the exhibition to
be held in Philadelphia in 1876, alleging
that it is a private undertaking.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11

Is the Cincinnati CODlmercins Of sat-
ufday, We ind this tim;
The Trustees ni the cincinnati 5nuthrrn
Railway were IN conference all ~ yr~ter
day win PuOmas A scott, Esq Pie~ittnt
and Genera Manager OF llie prnnsy ivania
Crnlral Nlllrlat.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11

A dispatch from Posen says Archbishop
LedochOwski has been arrested by order
of the German authorities, and sent to Os-
trowo, in the province of Posen, where he
will be imprisoned in accordance with the
sen tence of the court.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11
CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
For Reed Organs,
Price $3.50.

The imu0nse sale Of this faYoIe method may be-
ascsb H. VI only IT'S a rough instructive coure,
ac ampanird with the need y scales, exsroi-es M
-tud!e bit ITS lmirabe collection ef 10 ~,
the best Red Or an use dtp Cd " IN eZgu lite
,as.e and Kill O. the pufIOses Of The work.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-11

The Columbus Ca Enquirer says thai
Il is becguing every day more apparent
that the merchants vii. have 70 carry the
farmers through the coming sprng and
summer. II for no other reason man 10 &c
. cure the accounts due for previous years
~ the past three years The plalteIr nave
- ed their crops and operated their
pHcT with a view 10 making heavy cotton
IsF ~ W. a., the hope OF gtttiDg out OF depl
On. in COZ sequence ., Uu'ayoray.g sy.'I ad
an ~ H,sse In ~ God themselves fprthtT
. thpI ~ ~ the, wee three ears ago, ana
ID mi I1T c,sleouently 'es' ability to Day no"
tL8n the
, 1874-03-16

uorrKn.corpcr botoms STE: hraz,crs, over Ia !bs.
ot a1f 10 sa .i1ss "copper" 9ao pAnl'e "copper" 4' ao
W,nrXosi to O %, to 0, loo; 10 to II; 11o; ~
! ds%a'a "" 20 1 81 ssas 'is
aoa es ls vi s, :: s S auSsS1s :a1s1e4 %
'Tfa Ta91& 1ff&qsH6 P ss ss 5 e 9s ':,.,,, .v
1a@17ifo; s.sal rop6 ~i0, is1@loNc; hon,p snsl'
:SPs 1885, 1dt5Ss St9S 5ins
sa1;Sqp@e'on; 1qf tar. y brl. $s.7Sa1oo;
clnngo. Carbon Ia atill SOMEWHAT unsettled but other
Sss! 1s1oG II: s1tTs Ss e. v s
aa siss, ssSsss sn, spsr, N ne.tsioe
'nt 1 tst5acy 1t ", urS do Extra e9 DO No. !,
, tne, 9ao; naphtha. % gravity Ito: naphtha. conf
POTATOES -wcro moro active, us t1e offering. Of
sar ots woro larger and all ynroties wore Arm peach.
e1s sa eey oy se shsr W
III FtGEFS{xss il Ss5 IT,; ox,a
e.y mo- wsea daess ssso @ %o
Turkeys, choice dEeased 121.@1aNo; DO fair 70 good,
s7Se(gs;9o VIA dasEs. fi.so@:SS pss dozen. s
rather slow rFiesa ranged from g oS clover
was nrfn o. Is 7haa000. and mammoth at $G25; HIN.
Bales Include 81 bags choice timothy $500; $50 bags
ons xs ?! sss DO 4 s?2 ~ ,eS2s
ts2to g bsgs % d *2es 97aaes Il $2 Is Sass
clover Il 5000 bass do at ssvo; ID 3D. primo % At
(eoice a 7eo 10 baas good do at 100 los sacks air
sAiT-Waa moro active and steady ut former quota-
ttona: Ononlaga and 5aginaw, nc, $780, Uanada, do
t2.oo; ordinary coarec $1oo; coarse diamond, $2l9;
ground SOLAR $21o dalry, without baga, $500 dasry
gFanS a Sass s os AsSn 4s,t ,sns Pr sas 3
TEAs-wcre quoted quiet and steady at tho range OF
s @ sso as 81 eSoee 10 70 ears
1no, 05c@si.1S; common 10 ilne oii hyaon, Is
9eSo; eemmon imperial, 6a@oso; eool to eho,eo
II E2Sa %eSans nssj
@l.4o; choice to ss extra nov Jnpan. e5e@si.05;
n g. e;ofsa sT 70 sSd e e ss
o0@70o; common to dno 0oong, $50 46o; good. $50
65o: choice to extra, a5c@$ 90.
FtNE Cur-Extra, 70(a80o: choice, eo@o5o; medium,
sot9s5o; poor to common. 35@45c.
r5ueMstEsl IT, 7s@soo haf bright oo97o
.os saoHtss-ooea t. choice, s2@aso; medium, asa
no a 4 sS aS9%ng qHSt8 n'ees
Slabs, sa.56. delivered. u
WooLiho market IL quiet usual, et thia seasou.
and then, but aside from this horo IL little inquiry
Tho qusttisy Of wool in storo ia small. Wo quota:
TaS wassd, washed, domo RS; to aooi
Ts'1 S!esee, 1s"ss s!ns X sss
E,oeee, Rnsnoa' \ AA, ,dngy.........."...ae 40
Ficccc, unwashod. coarse to medium 5ots3!o
Flcece unwashcd, 1no. 2s(33no
6uper and extra pulled. 100
, 1874-03-16

We find an important change this wook, not
only in the feeling III regard to real estate but q
decided increase Of sales. During tho two wa9ks
previous there hld boeu but little done, because,
though thcra was plenty of money offered for
tho purchase Of real estate, tho viows OF buyers
and sellers were worry much apart. Capitalists
who came here with tho intention Of making
large purchases had assumed thns many prop
orty-oWners who lad morteaged their property
heavily would DO forced to acll in consequence
Of tic low rents. This has, in fact, beon the
case to aomo extent, but not SO largely az had
,boon assumed. Monay is 20 plenty that it
y difficult to find employment for it
large loans at oVon por cent,
maintained Mt 10 10 II por cent, capita!iatA who
want to invest large htnB begin to think the
pufchnH0 Of property bettor Investment. The
difference, therefore, between tho ylewB OF buy
ors md Sellers has been overcome by mutual
concessions, md some important aai os Of prop
erty hase been made this weok tor all cash, at
priceH which, though In Bou,e instances below the
prices asked last summer, are on the whole in-
dicatlFo OF revival OF confidence tn the yalpo
Of roal estate both in central and suburban quar-
terB:
Tho groatost activity, both for speculation and
Investment, soems to be Ii. the aouthern suburbs
Ok the city, including tho several suburbs OF
Englowood, Hyde Park, Cornell, Washington
Heights, and South Chicago.
At tho lattor place tho Chicago Calumet Canal
and Dock Company have sold Buca Feb. 2, 222
lots to nearly 1o0 different purchas ors, ut prices
n. sd,,at:s' sgha4nT " TaANsstEs Fol. TUE WEEK.
hurban nrorerty transferred during the week ening
ay of ay # us snss
eity limtswNamber Of sulos. as; consideration,
s %s.i 6 's 4ss4 ssss S st 5
$1,AlQ.J16,
, 1874-03-16
SATURDAY EVENING, Marcl, "A:
Tho receipts OF Nye stock during tho week havo heon


Tota1, 71oo GVas 4aot
cATr1 T,o o.tt,o t,n1s onn,oa ,,or,, ,,,,. ,t
ont f aiac oso sa.sr a, .r aa9
sn " ,1 !. - ea1."aaH s, anut 4eI9 u1!n0
~ vaues a. ,%s an aS9ora hod
ntr IN aynit - crofnnn,cnts IN Weineadsw mndsr IN
snn,,nncn ~ ahorn ronnrte Tro,n .onr1y I'll Na,n+s
Eas trana sas bTask. aud tno market nas CONTINUED
p @ rsS M
and for thp desccintionR aradina nnovo common va
aots aan, s sn ;Saaass
H. sq nen scsaon ~ ana Ia t aa @ ill.,
prices Of sucl ay expected to rule low IN compare
WITH oos grades sosess are steadily good
na g o. ad good to nmc Enuca raay mM sona "
sacasss to o,aty New 9 mieS IL cows ae e q
S9 ~ The ertrene ran@o nf pr,ees nai tinrs,g liz
week vas sa5oa6.50 though most Of tho tradiug was
To,ay thHro ,yas more 1,fo IN TIM tra7o tbnn il
ua,niv sean On satrtia vi md tho rarkat nresentc1
decidedly arm tone Ihe situation Of alalrs at tho
East auch that shippers Tell no hcsitancy opora
IL Tho week. md by midday Ill desirable offerings had
changed hands. =,
Concerning tho new Union atock.Yards about to be-
Ill Inns beeu 0naily decided by tAo above Company
that thuy will plrcnase twenty acres Of laud Oh tho
eaat bank 81 tho river In addition 10 tlo tniry whcl
they vii sssuPy q tho vt 1sak:, Try II! tlns
these vii bs 10 between tnem whataser
re on
bauk, aud twenty acres on tbs west bunk-auu viii In
abio "a recieyo yo- Stock from al tns rawaya sn tho
boats Tbs Illinois concern IL located on tic north
eaat Of ths Fycr. nIu il facity Tor no tutarestn
Following arc tho closing
uuorAT1oNs,
Extra Dceyca-Graded ateera, averaging 1,4oo
, 1874-03-16

N0 fuNS AFHHG*
r. nosTor, March l4.-Wool quiet during tho wool.
r1aI ssis 4sss s Fae md desirable Access
and very diisoult to ne uombng Ind tlo,ai,n ncoss
arm. and full p1ieca readily obta.aod Tho auction
s, enle OF Cope Wool on Thnraaay vas fanro, only
s1o. Ono lot Of 20 bales sold 2oc, gold saies Of
tho week embrace Ohio md Pennsylvania ilccccg boa
t7Hc; Michigan hcayy and choice, 4TNGR53o VIII
eonatn, Western, Now York, and Nov Hampshire
tlceccs, 459G2kc; combing and delaino acccea, S5@
Ole; sconrol, Me5st.os: nails, Cue; suporano and
, 1874-03-16

New YoRE, March 14.-Money closed very easy
ut 3 per cont.
Foreign exchange firm ut s4.sa11@4.s5 for
prime bankors sixty days, aud 54.875a@4 488 for
aomaud.
Gold opened at 1t1eI and closed at 112,-the
extremes Of tho dny. Rates paid for carrying
ranged from ~ to 1lat. Cloaraices, 500, ,O00
Troasury operations for the week ct the Now
York office included the disbursement OF $751;
900 Oh account OF interest md in redemption Of
t2o bonds, and receipt Of .s2,G71, 400 for GUS
toms. Specie allipmoutB for tho samo time
{ lS5, ,452 III gold and silver bars. Imports Of
dry goods, %, 545, ,213 merchandise. s7,3G3 1888.
Government bonds quiet and firm ut the
clone.
State bondo quiet and nominal ;, 49,.
stocks opened firm, with .ln advance Il to
per cent, but at tho Second Board thcrc was 4
slight teuction from the highest point, which de-
cno was not recovercd, aud at tho cloao tho
lowest prices OF tho dny ~ero 1natlo. Sales bo-
tween 10 aud q. aggregated $1,000 sslaroa, Of
which 10000 were Western Union, 5000 Union
Pacific, 1000 Ohlos, 10000 Lake Shore, and G,0O0
Northwestern.
." Sterling oxchnnre 81 H5
, 1874-03-16
some makes job1mg nj 7ko. DScss goods selling froo
IT, Woolens without animation.
hAR1tETBDY TEJ.EaRAplI.


LdyEnrooi., March It'll i. m.-Flonrt ats oda2ss
CO. Wh,1SsEwimser, 12K@l2s Gd; nprng, lin 4l612a
&Da. Pork, Gta. Lard, IL. e'' o' wy
=; ;L1vEnrsooL. Marcl 14-1:oo p. m.-Lard, 43s@43
1.oNneN, Marcel! l4-rho amount OF bullion With
was E204 600. o@> s~'3e' VA O"'"''~'
Cousols for money, 09tf: for acoount oau !.
'n1 Tnttsa n,otss ts q ss. lux d.
33yH nsG 1Stes ae dto3E nox g. 1ol3i. Now York
: F.Rts, March Il .-nentcs, eof 47xo. ~ f..
m'lfng n ad upl1ntls, 7;la6a 0rioans, gy.d, salcs
12o9o i@!eai American, 1900 bales.
Others unchanged. ~" "''
, 1874-03-16
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, March II.
The following wore tile receipts and shipments
Of the lending articles Of produce In Chicago
during the past tweuty-four houra, and for tho
corresponding dato one year ago, e
, 1874-03-16
CHICAGO DAILY MAilKET,

ALCOHDT-Waa steatsy Ut Fl. .s7Gsl. "a. -, :,
uEANS-Wcto qntot NavlrF, 39.aoG92.5 mediums,
81 0!a4 grrnn leaH, q 10 III bys. Sl3b III brla
HuITElt-hctlyty c4urausprIzel the demand for
tl!s saple and full former quotations weso re4dlly
oDtalAablu The rcccpH uontini,e bera but thuro IL
10 surplul stock in the market, aud auy immediate
, 1874-03-16

New Yonk, A1arol. lI.@Gorros-Du1 . mil
ding urland, lG1o; futures closed barely stc,tly
ID alGo june, lds5c July, ID i5-l6c. -'S "A4'
BaE4psruFrs-Fiour dul in buyers favor receipts
common to GOOD, so.1ocao05: aooi to Shnice
756; g. Louis, eiioo. Is aous s9'spsa and
receipts, 70 COO bu Yo barley, and malt unchnnasd
sasaS eS % .rs s4s 5'Ss o and
roceipse, 270UD bu missd Wostnr,. gaESetc ' atitt
Woatcrn. 655ogo; mixed Western d. store, 8lo.
HAY-steady.
ao@aac.
eHocEA1Es-cofee nominal. Hugar stesly. Molasacl
PErRoLRuM-Crnde flrmor at To; do refined. 14Xo.
TunrENr1NE-Quies at 471,1c.
rnov1s1oas-porlt frmor; new nlcss, $1,000. sDot
March, slb81h May, $to.ioN. Beef aud e,t meals
unchanged Lard quiot aud hoavy atoanl 93<c, spot
Mnrch, D 7-lGo; May, 0ldGa8 9-18c.
I3urrER AND DCHEEsE-unchaugod.
1yIsk 1Wu1skI-steaay at o7o,
lake heavy at a@24Ac, cash ptg heavy: Scotch, %
i'!,seta .hest. ~. II 9oia. :. 1 ''''''Ds''
rr pvrr ' w., ':'''e''''''
C,rvvY.un n I1aEn I1s1sn, I. H., ,.x..,. ,,r....
gne1 and sa. steady Corn ariner new, e9a7oo old,
s'Iay, PsTnat 'osgr.o. Wata S,, m,1seaang'd.
,+,,,u.,, Mi1wAuKEEs
seaG mitwAvKEs, 'Hiea March II DEEAns7urss Flour
s5'os. Wheat quit and ~eak No. ! milwaukee,,
@ r.; T. 90, $1.I SELLER april, $1.e37s seller
frcs lila a earn 11ncp 1ra VIII a fate a aeSad Ne
an 11e1p hS N st5ong No ,res sc Barley duh
ruoy1s1oMsLstcsa I por ~ s,'q y, 81 ~, no. Sls2
at piea s hama a. s1s DIV pss sse do
sa1s'fs. H. nt1h ~ GIe; Loose boxed ni1es, 90
Rsor1pTa kS1sg xSa i.a sHc; sa saa a oo
s''1'aEs1s-flour, e.oco lra; Wheat, S2.ooo bu.
o,,,,,,pr ,,n CINCINNATI.
canfs ulMs1faAT, ~ March N-cor70sDull and un'
bAlApsFuffR-E!our an!ot md Nnchnngcn.: WHEAT
1 nar!et steady, with moderate desna,d, ut @la5es
It oas sseads atS nn a
ssE. ltye steady at $l.oa Barley dull aud price,
nominal
Ioos-Da,na.la fa!s and market firm at 14c.
ns9,t ses Lard steady; steni 8sc kestl9 9c
Ill., x 1snr r s,ss @ o. sS%iIera ssa II 6 nas
al loso sales ct e!ear ut ssc, boxed. Dicon-narket
s'Saay Msa: ~ 6siessssGS9o. -,
=, WHlsKF-1n fair demand, bnslower ratcH; salos al
p4c.
cn -ox.., ,, ~ Luols.
~ DHnsAnsrurrs-rlour quiet and weak. ,gncat au,
m1ed a. On IracS 1,afs dnii M md 1aIvoEg NJ o' .
t7N0lsc ou track, barley and ryo dull and in. !.
Wn1sEr-StcndY ut y3c. 49, "A~ A11
p,tnyIs1ossSpnr,, stcni1v nj e1s or 1,,,,, ,,ot. ~
and lower; clear rtb Ut IeukuE. Inver Afar"i 7ttc
Dacon Gi,iat nn1v m nr1ar t,r,G" rr1 ior ~ =;
* ios % Up 1ay aa ofu'f 'fau0' 1ata lower al
CArT1rwAci}vc ti,rn' mn, ,nci,n,,sS Si'''oss0'S''
HECrtpTe-Uoes. 7aO: cntt1c. 5lH
nt,rSvfTit H.
Ioutsy1rrr. March Il Mf.o1rns- -or,at ~ ;,s,<,
DnrApsrurFs-FIoura auiut and unrhu,,anii.
PnoyIs1oNs-oulet: mcsa t,ori: si51S Is,,iis ma,s-
ahoult]nrs k7.c. clenr 1Iha a. nisar piIa Waao
0uint Ind untinn1eIs farJNTiicrca a. "a. oAs'n
WuiagY-O0Xc. 'e'
prrrT,4DErp1r1S
puuADyErr,1A. March 14-nnr, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
quiet and steady; supur1lno, S5.75 psln.sylyania,
Ohio, aud Iudlana extra family suaS. .2.;. Wheat
very dull rod, Sl.t5. anber. H 7f,G1' rs whitr.
81 1.7G41 3d. llyo. 0i(a9sc. Corn irm nav yellow.
HtM8Io n{ynd 4pnutarr qno f1,|u fr,,,or sw;,il,
, 1874-03-16

sumption. 7,2s5 bu ,sleat, 7,15o bu corn 1888
bu oats; 515 bu barley. Withdrawn for do
during tho pnst wook, 2l.7sa bu whcat; %, ,o28
bu corn; 1904 bu outs; o,240 bu rye; 9,Gi1 bu
barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected Into
storo thiB morning, up to 10 o'clock: u cars
wheat; 80 cars corn; cars oats; cars rye;
car barley. Total, lat cars, or 5o, 900 bu.
The following wore tile rocoipts and shipments
OF bfondatnH and 1.-Two Btoots aE this point during
Tho past week, aud for tho corresponding weolrs
Guiding az lato;
, 1874-03-16
Now, York Dry-Geods MARKET,

New YouH, March A.--DuAiness III gouerally quiet
III iii braneAes today with con,1nissi9, houses and
tho 'johbug trade Inactive The ,uatkct tor cotton,
goods continues quiet AVID Nnsotltdt with CONSIDERS
ble rreguar!y III ohbesa' quotations.. l1aat1 taa nc.
ny4. hut unchanged in Ig!oa. Boiled Jsaoonsts Of
,rAi T. 4, 4, ~. + ;t:; j.; 1,, ... .s,. !,
, 1874-03-16
NEW york. TO OARDTFF.

Tho Honth Wn1oa Atlantic ftnamshtp Uornpanys No;y
al irom Ponnsysanla Railroad WNarf. jarsoy Gty
bbIEhhEMASixH.EsIbs bIhMSixH.;f H. l. htNib5nI,!;oE hNbI,so .,Hnr
Carrying goods and pnsFcRern nt through ratos from
AZ rars 2f tho United Ristos and Qarae rorts III tho
Theso stoansrs, bn exprcssy for Tho Trade, nro pr.
Fided with MI tho latest for tho con,fornnd
oon78ninncn Of
-. uAn1N AND srEKnAGE pAsaENuERs.
Iltst Cab. @75 nnd He0 c',rrocy. Second Cabin @65
9n,,,ronsys nCa1.. T. BtoernRo. Ss1 ourzoncy
1fats for El End upwards. '
Ear t9Etos par.Io,!lars, apply in Cardiff 4t the Com
phnsR OMoot M: Dnck Qnntnhers and In New York Ia
Aho1t1bALD nhxTsR 90, AEonts
, 1874-03-16

Pittsburgh oil Market.
PrrTsDunah, Pa, March 14.-Crudo quiot and sycs1r
quoeI at $lg0. Renncd quiet spot. l4Xc; future,
april, 16@lbNo; hlhy. 16Al@15Ho. No sales.
, 1874-03-16

AlIEEP--Tho aupply hAH fallen altogether short Of
The dulnanA, aud prices have taken higher rasige
HAippers secured most Of tho ol1erlngH, only about
F4or to medium qualities soll at 4a0@t50 und good
to extra ut $5.7b7.DD. Tho market cosel arm VI tho
sbose quotations., : go ...'r,
, 1874-03-16

Stca!shtps Of ronnsylynnta: tno of 1ts,o,.,
S'ats Sats 81 81 R9o e Vsn
III 5mdiann; statS1f Esyats tIudns W!S.aw. Dsl
io Xnsmn is is Ms.e sns
I'll stat2 Of P9nnsylyanta sAls Saturday April i. Eru
atea q passage: oshiu 60 aud $So aaa aiocrago IT'D
Fop iQfer nnn1x l. 1 laFGst 5stes
UO., Agents, ~ broadway, Now York. "
, 1874-03-16
RAILROAD TIME TABI.E.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

E1rIANAr1oT oy RnrEnENor MAnxa.-t satnrday,x
oepted. 1unLay excepted. Monday exoontod. A.
rlsa Sunday atS:W =. IN. 8Dalv.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
q. Norfolh. City Point and Rich

,..,..A, e.o W. Elder Lawrence Horio City Point and Rich
.Sss sss.~.SD @ sissnors, JoSssoo. Portland. p Ams.
s.smsp Cen Barnes onse,Sn ssy.nnss q"
s:%:sD san' ANN Kim. Ech.a PSsspS
ship GsGs % sassPs mere lSsSSS S.sc HsSdsr.Sn Bro.
BsrS sef lSOr), oAistiAnsss. Queenstown or fsn0'o
ssfi San pstro sl Brunette. Psnarh Roads for ORDERS "
s.l CARMEL. tAus vecrin. Trieste scecyieh CO Ward Co.
s%s s: sPss AZ S,s: S s'sa: S S :'4s;ss
sBan S; so1Sssn TsSssdSf SsS.Ts S l.
Mer,s' k1s::o1s ssss s.SsS osTa''' Co.
sns PEREZ. nnslsy syP'sa S'ipV eS
s i;sS r. &C. S:s:',s S:::: %::ss
ssSi Potter G,yf:C9 .s Tusp.r W Bs.ss ss1.;r,
sSr Sfsns ws.sr ssIieD Augustine Bentley Glde'eevs
~: Sch, r.,,,. w1lr.m. T~isor Baltimore W. Ch.ners
ssr BupPs emsn F'EHsndns q b'Hd Go S.,,v.
sss ss, s:i hss si$oS & s.n a.'Ss Sss, isP'
fslaS ss1Ss J'ss' J. c wSdHS. SSiiHs' New Haven
ARRIVED.
s s'',%ssp s1S Dd. s spS a. pss 20 Aas Baldwin Co.
sts.msbD City Zimmerman Havana Fsv ID. with Dd'e
s,e.Sshp Geo W Clyde Psnngon Galveston Nov via Keywe''
ste.@sSp FsSs Howe Phdep with mdse to LOrlard Steam
lp L.dos. Bo.son Wiley OrOnstAd Sept H. and E'nOe
sSp Isheon Rogers Hull a. the Lizard ESD with coal
ship Barbour M St. JOhD n b. Iey Antwerp Sept ~ in
Slip John (Ot Windsor Sd Brown London Sept 2l via
sT,S Ydors cf Nas.an) Yeus Mat.n1as days with sugar
Bng (of Joun, NJ Bl Prior Penambuc0 81 days. with
Big (of Windsor N sl. Macumber. g. days.
scb Riverside B COpp ROckand N b. II days with building
On
(of 0snd) Emerson Tuspan Mex Sept 80
Wimin gton days with cedar, &c
FOREIGN PORTS.
19The steamship Great Western Windhsm ron
Eev-YOrk Nov. 4. arrived here TO-DAY.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship Francisco Nov IS, for Panama.
70 passengers 1872 abn 1902 tons sht l2l3 fast $50 slow
hr Hew-York
fEor --latest Sh,p Ne,cs see Fin Paoe.l