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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-18
S U II NJ 0 N S
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L Second judicial District 81 Ike State Of Ne
VIDA, il and tor the Count: Of OrIusby.-
AGNES HAHN. plaintiff. vs.. JOHN HAHN
,.tf'lds.t- teiir- brought u tho District IGu--
81 the ssectciu aoic;sl district Of the State g
SCV2,ss, - AID Tor tie County Of oIntsis, ar
tie CcIaI lsii: Sled IL said County of Grnisby.
il the ,siicC OF the Cltr # IA District CUI.r-
ne state If Nevada .Is.s srt, ing 10 JOBS
HAHN attendant.
ie'4 -. leTeby :, Gutl,l 70 appear Il ac:iC-
brought c-t7Ilst YOU. - T., atuEc na'n.d Plair-
II. i! IL, t.srr. Court Of the erCun,! JuQicias
Iist-I-t =! t.. State = Ne.;.t.a. in ;E, for tie
tu.i.4ty Is CriI.eiy. a.. e the pIai--
filed tt rein "a r,i,E - ~Llch acC,lal dnlts ti.-
SuIii.lorsl within Itn days exclusive u the ds
CI strNlc.) utter The scIVI.. E0u q this Sun.
TICIsIi s, wed VII II TN county: q Il serve
u;t q Lis county, int IL tins District. With
twenty ,ays. OtiIrIN ~ y thin forty days.
Judgment ~ d .al: VIII f.r taken 4@sifst y0u
IL. SAID action IL brought to dissolve II
BONDS Of -nAtIii.4"itl /. Tetuiore and now exist
ing between yourself ara TIE plaintiff. upon the
alleged -roun,. ii v lill Grstiiiun Of Ilaint.::
Il Inult tisu two years last AIT, and falling e.
provide The plaintiff and family the cun4p4t:s
sess.Ties oi lie for period vi Mcru than tq
vars last I.ast; that the luil,jitt be iwaldt,
The care axe cIistocy of the nor chi Il, W..
tiEe lawful .-st.t "i yoilr InafTiaeel, aud juG
MT 1t Tor i.tr - its If tin sHi.
And sou ale her ~ L, tttd ;lat If you fsil e,
spear aIId ;IisNTT tie said complaint rs abosi
r,eulr"d, the sald I'ia.hilH vail apply at t.
neat tfrli. u tlGs Court I,r the Tell,i pray =.
therein
sWN Giyen nnlc- L, hand. and the So,
HSSsHi Of TIE Distract court Of the S,cG-.,5
w. Judicial District CT tic State Of NJ
VIDA, il sid for TIE County II 0rIusby tn
first cay u August, iii the year Of our Ior.
o--c tt1usal.a eight bundled ana seyoIty-tour.
Ti.Us. j. EDG ARDS, Clerk
Tees. WILLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
sui-laN 5w
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE (!
sew iEIfFD.lrS +:
NEW REEEDlES :
DIR. GIBR0N-S DISPENSARI

| NV DIR. GIBH3N'S DISPENSAR1
Ex1& G23 kearry street.
! San Francisco Established in 1854. rcr tn,
trestnen: Of Sexual and 5. IniLal DIS ;e's suei'
| ,ionoII hes, Gleof. structure, SI 1I.is III al
its ferns, Seminal Weakress. Impot. ncy. etc
/ Shin diseases Of years standing aid tle,Iat.-i
! L.as tlicc, ssfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How InLuy thousands Of yeI soils. both ms.
! and IL male. are there no are .utt.riLg out =
ra bic existence .Tt IN the Effects of secret il
tul1..Cs,s Or from rIIs absol bed into the sy.
( tenn Look 3. tleir I'allid. t,uacaied and dis
! figured tsccs and their lruktr-du~n ronstitf-
tious Gihi ualify no IN, Ii for the hsppiness @
! marriage or the onjoynleH: Of life. IN this
horIid t:5u4;ion thousands suffer until Gostit
closes the scene. LIT parents, guardians,
friends. attend to thoke who are suffering Will
sIy of there horrible. Understanding nlaladies
see that key cared Tor sLd cured before i.
be too lste. s.rd them INN. Glately to DR..
GiHBuS. physician who has made private
cis.asts L:s especial Study foi yssrs. ana no -
certaiE TO the mos. inSeteia,e case, Nitloul
mercury or any il! Jul ious drugs.
seInina. Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the Consequence Of sell
ahu>e: This solltsr! vice, or deIraVsa AeIusl
ii:s;Ul GeDCe. is Irac:icei 10y the youth of totr
sezrs 10 al ai:uost unlimited tAtent. Eroducin5
with Uncrrl1& aiEty, the following train {:
morbid syI. unless cSIIItaitu by scient--
fc III. dlcai l,4t&slITes, viz: SalloS counter
ance. dArh spots under the eyes. pain III tn.
head. ringing III it's ear.. Ilcis' like the rlstling
o. leaves SEG rattIlllE Il 'ESf.ots. OnensilkE-
abb 4! the ,.,Ls NeakIt % ;be limbs. conf
sd VI-I Il, ri.nteG intellect. loss of confdcner-
GithGCLve IL approaching s'rsDGtrs- Il dislike /.
form LeN a'qliaintaL"es, disI siiIon t. shQs.
SOC oct re= vi Ii, Eioiy IItc;I" ,iuhEts, y
and Var.cUs .rLptioLs Ltout the fEc,s, fuIr6>.
tongue, ftt.Gi tr, a;h, cOuELs, consumption
might 's;s mCDoIHania aud fre ouent insanity
Ii :, Lei b, IL: Obtain d. should apply iIllCt
G4atg y itL' IL ItIsuL ly |, t:cr. and lave
, II. nt,tr. ~ Lit s!ld scientific nod, G
:Ts at5I4-, Us t.lssas, Wt.lE fails u c.
!ty:-..s q e:r.I.l anu rz'..''sI cure.
RED AT HOME.
I"r~'Is :: G4sIaIC" Nay lie CURED A.
EHNI. y A,,tr. ssl:4- 1. i';t,Tto Dr.. GlJBON.
St: ,:.s' s.lI.Itol-.s. l,nltil - tie the dis
'a~ - r"! ;.I-,itC ant have I4tGicil..
J. frEssr,., ~, n LIS - and CI!ritsltx
Il a-y Tart IT" .c5l.'ry. with tIii AID plain
CI-. ,t!'.s.s. y lLs.r.iu1 I'm Dollars CON, il
T. s:>tt ~. I,:i,r, through tie PCstCf.ce G.
Though. Wells. tAT2r Go; L IA, kar- Of med
w. = :o-w.:,!', Il to any cert Of tie i1l;o-
Corr i.-eI.;s viii Yi' -Ae inform nr. GIbbo-
80; tLr. =. LIZ ady, RI 81 LIS i'll the AIIIAI.
-..:,-Itss i!R. !. +. GIEBGN
1-';tiv box 1857, san / FLECisCC.
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UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN
TRil COMMITTEE.
IA MEETING OF TIRE UNION

Alta MEETING OF TIRE UNION
n Republican s;atc Central Committee, kidd
in Virginia CITY. JIBe "a. 1874, :; VS.
Received. 1Ea' : State C,.-Nsat-'o {: lie
Ul4iu: Reru' ,i,sn Iarty b. LA Ii " -.l1.--,,-
Til'Irs'isy, - pte nits =, - :" :".:l-
na:r candidates for the following cffic.f, |" VI;
IL, vernon, Ii. ut.na1I, Governor. EeIrte:-tl-
tive IL Congress, two justices e Ire 81! ltr1e
Court dong III. sor:I ruisi. se"-.;.ry g >t&r".
at; 'EIsey Gons -ai- I-ta>ET,r {; state Ct1-tr"!-
l.rot state. >l.rvt+c- General. sIr.rntcIt.' ~
Of Public Instruction. STAT, Min,raloglst tleri
OF the s,,r,r,r!.. CuIlt State Printer, aid STATE
Central Committee, ard for tie trs-sactI'n %!
suc:. o;ll,r .Ils.nssS sl-aii properly cone IL.
fore til. Coz eIIt!on-
Resolved. That ca, Il county he entitled to me
del. sat IT Iari,, IL, Tor GO !! 100 votes AID
:ur each fraction eve 30 votes cast for j. W.
Ksin.s, Pr, s.tt ntia- EitctoT 81 tie G. -t-- Gee
tier OF 1872.
l,soIvea. III: .,e test to IL require! {. I'll
voters at tie primary .ircticIls q Tie party
shall he: ii-st-ar. yci; { c.:-zcD Of tie | III
ted S;stes aid st:t. u E.VaC.a- o- y ii YOU &c
lawful vet,r - rLe ensuing election: ~ eUId-
Will you SUPPORT u, ll'I--iLCt II tie Req BIZ
can state InG CcoLty CurNsL:io-l i; tie neat
ClectidI-?
Resolved tbs: tie severai county committees
he recommended &c ADOPT sgscl Other --scaIs AND
,,s:s may to them Necessary 20 tie pc
motion of purity AID talrErs. IL tic p-.1na-l;as
Del, gates sre u mt, Z g lie s(Nt-.l coIL-
ties as follows
Ch1irch hill -....-.-..'- /
Douglas .--...- .---.-..'.--.
Elku. .
Eslne -alts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -...-..-.... 1
n u-i- irI1'i'
Inc H.
La.iiit '..'-
Eui. Ea................-..-.
Jim. $780,
S;tt' y.---.-.-.
WLi;cii1,. observation-disclosures
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

1t is an interesting fact that, amid all the
stealing and corruption of public officials,
buildings erected for the use of the United
States Government are better and more
cheaply built than structures of like proper
tions erected by corporations or municipali-
ties. The new post Office building in New
York, next to the capitol and treasury build
ings in Washington, is the grande7t edihce in
its architectural effects in the United States.
Almost within stones throw of this splendid
building is the new court house, small, insig-
nifcant and "squatty" in comparison with
it. And yet the Taxpayers of New York
have paid on account of the court house full
three times more than the cost of the new
post office building! In the one case ther,
has been stealing by the million carried OIL
through series of years; in the other ther,
has been honest, square dealing, and goot
work done for the money. This is an extrem
case, we admit, but the general fact remain
that the General Government gets its worl
done more cheaply and satisfactorily tina
either State, municipal or individual en-
ployers.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

THE PHrLA ELECTION. election yes
terday in Philadelphia, resulted in the over
whelmng success of the Republican ticket,
Stokeley for Mayor, has majority over Nc.
Clure, Reform" of 0,s60.; Coils, Rep, fol
City Solicitor 2,5Os majority over Jones,
Reform Smith, Rep, for Receiver of Taxes,
1889 over PIERCE, Reform.
The following is the result of the election
for Council:
Select neutrality-suspicious., 6; Reform. !;
Independent l.; Democrats Total o.
Common Councii--Republican 30; Reform
4 Independent Democrats 6 4; Total Al.
On Monday, Forney was sure there was to
be a fair election-to to-day he cries corruption.
Poor Forney! He abused Hartranft as being
all corruption, but he was elected and has
thus far proved himself an honest and capa-
BILE Governor. 1t will probably be the same
with the ticket just elected in Philadelphia.
Forney's influence is gonc-he is a "dead
duck"
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" BOUND Brook Will. Nor SAVE You.n
AT the Rutgers College Bible Glass, Sunday
morning, the workings of the Holy Ghost
was the subject for explanation. The tornado
ina. occurred in that city many years ago, af-
iorueu several excellent examples of the pow
ef OF GOD. The story that the students liked
eetter than any Of the others was this After
.ne tornado had spent itself, Joseph p. Brad
iey' a student in College NOW Justice Of the
onieea states Supreme Court was WALKING
on the Easton turnpike. As he was about r.
retrace his steps, he met an excited ipa;v;du
al who was on dead-run up the turnpike
foung bradley stopped the man and ;non;res
what the trouble was. The response c,no
1.-The Judgment Day has come aud ~
bound for Bound Brook" The yenerah,
President Of Rutgers said to the class !.
When the Judgment Day does arrive. ROW
Brock will not sase you. ''--Nen B,.nns,.;.
Fredoasasa. e''''"s'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18
MARRIAGES.

FRTTrS-FRITrS-At Glrn Gardner. Jan. 3Ist, by Rev
G. s. Woodruff, lambert Frtts to Catharine A. Fritts
both Of White House.
-SEYMOuR.-February o. 1874 at the Bingham
House, Philada.. by Rev. j. i. Tmanus Mr.. Frank a.
Fritz Of Lamhartville, n j., to Miss Maria L. Sey-
mour of Philadelphia.
81, 1914, by Rev. Geo. II.
LARSON Mr. William J. Carroll to Miss Elizabeth Slack,
all of Iambertve.
ToafIINsON-B MISUNDERSTANDING 18th, 1874, at the
residence of Mr. John v VOORHEES,, in Someryille, by
the Row ABRAHAM Messler D. d., Charles Tomiinson
editor of the HuNTERDoS COUNTY DEMOCRAT to Miss
Caroline Borden, of Somervile, n j.
STsYK ER-vO0RHEES--Att the Amwell First Church
Parsonage, Reavle, February sth, by Rev. John H.
Scolied Augustus L. Stryker and Emily a. Voorhees,
both OF Princeton
SIGAFOOS-GODOWN.-Ja 31st, at Baptsttown, by the
Rev s. Sprou Henry q. r. Sfsatoos and Cornelia A.
tiodown, all Of KIM woOd
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Tho bodies of the Siamese twins We're
brought to Philadelphia oy 9 conlih'.'ee y
physicians more than week ago. for sc'en',hc
examination. This investigation, as Is De-
lcved, began several days ago. under 'ne
charge of DR.. Pancoast, of Jefferson Coiiege'
but it is conducted with the utmost secrecy.
None Of the results will be made public until
the work has been completed. The families
Of the twins made strict contract with the
surgeons, binding the latter not g ues1roy y
liz Is their intention to make a public show Of
this popularity Of the dead husbands. II ap-
pears that Implications Of this kind are not
rare in medical history, but it is, seldom that
lsneb lnonstrosities live until maturity.
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LAMBERTvILLE, N. j.. S
FEBRUARY is, 1874
xocAn OPTION

=
There is but little hope of the passage OF
Local Optiop law during the present session
Of our STAGE Legislature, Judging from .he ~
oeption gwen last week to special Dill oeiofe
the House. The Judiciary Committee report
odadyerseIy to the bill to allow Bloomfield to
,.ac,Iate by vote the sale of liquors of all
k;nds. and the report was agreed to by vote
80 90 70 90 Some of the reasons given
ano;nst its possase were idiotic enough to
have come from an Asylum Tor the feepie
Minded.
ur carse said sslocal option was injurious
% morals. -, Rumseling is not, we presume
aNr. Rabe opposed Local Option, for the
roosor that sit was an attempt to control por-
ton Of the people in what they shall eat and
dr;uk. Besides, the revenue of the govern
,,,o,t fron, the loaor interest was $4,000,
ooo and therefore 1t would be wrong to inter-
g.. with Il. The ladies who signed for these
th,pos amounted to nothing. and without them
+be netitioners would be in the minority. ,
re- man eats or drinks anything which is
- n;urv and a curse to his neighbors, and
t,,o community, while there is plenty that he
MIGHT eat and drink that would not have such
an affect, we are in favor of legislatins that =
10 sbaIl not eat or drink that which injuries
others. If this is radical, it is at the same
.;,,o reasonable. But Mr. Rabe thinks reve-
me to the government is of more Importance r
+lan morals. and therefore liquor should be =
sold. We have no doubt that the govern .
want conld obtain still greater revenue than
what he names by licensing gambling and - ::
immortality. Mr.. Rabe, to be consistent . .
sbould advocate this His opinion that the =
ladies who sign local option petitions =.
..amount to nothing y shows that drunken ~
rowtly with vote exercises more potent in
fluencc on Mr.. Rabc than pure and inteli- ~
gent woman who has none. The women in
the West appear to amount to something, i'll 10
heir crusade against rum, Notwithstanding %
this gentleman's opinion. IN
Mr.. Ward addressed the House in opposit- Al
ion to all Local Option Bills, and said "Pco SIP
die would drink notwithstanding such laws" IL
And we might add, people will steal and an
murder Notwithstanding the laws. Are we las
to infer therefore, that Mr.. Ward is opposed to st
Ill laws against theft and murder? TN
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
thousands of Lives and Millions
of Of Property Saved by using
the American Safety Kerosene
Lamps.

,r,e lamps arc made of Brass and will never break
The burners have Safety Tube Attachment for the
I'M of gas and will never explode.
% ehimneys are made of Mica Tor Ising glass so
o.isdl and they the only lamp chimneys made that
iii ;Ij not break by heat or cold
Glass Chimneys and Lamps are unsafe and expensive
Ais Is the universal complaint.
n,,rp SEyESTY-FIvE MILLIONS GLASS LAMP CHM
0s are broken in this country every year.
Price q Hand Lamps, complete, with Mica Chimneys,
ono dollar Price of Bronze Paror or Stand Lamps two
any part of the United States by express
~ scept of the money by mail 1000 Agents wanted to
sell these Lamps and Mica Chimneys in every city and
town to whom liberal discount will be made. Send
@ sample Lamps and Circulars giving all particulars.
rhey speak for themselves and sell on sight.
Address.
AMERICAN SAFETY LAMP co.
No. 2f0 Pearl Street, New YORK.
Feb. IS, 1874. Pm.
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DEATHS.

GRAY-January 3lst, at Rngoes M Isaac Gray in the
10Th year of his age.
BoNIIANf-January 18th, in Gordon, Chic, An.. Rom
ham widow OF Ambrose Bonham, fori,icfy of King
wood township i'll the s7th year Of her age
PARsoNS-At New Hope, on the It'll of January 1874,
Ann Parsons, in the 18th year of her age.
EXTON.-At his residence in Union Township, Feb. s,
1871 Joseph llxton, in the s1st year of his age.
CARPENTER-In Lambertyille, N j.. February s, 1874,
Thomas Carpenter, aged 30 years.
OHIA-In West Amwell township February 10, 1874
Rosa daughter of Henry and Rosa Oil, aged months.
SCARBOROUGH-In Soebury, on the 9TH of February,
18Th Pearson Scarborough, in the Gst year of his age
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ACCIDENT AT PHILADELPmIA.- Retweep 0
and 0 o o'clock last1Friday morning a terrible
accident occurred at Miller's brewery. corner
Thirty-frst and Thompson streets, Phila.-
The ice house attached to the brewery fell.
burying in its ruins some twenty of the en-
ployees, several of whom were killed and
others seriously injured.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

On Sunday last the Rev. Mr.. McGee, of
Ramseys, found fault with two young ladies
in the choir for whispering while he was
preaching, and he reprimanded them publicly.
When he gave out the hymn after the ser
mon the choir refused to sing it, and the con-
eregation broke up without singing
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

MILITARY. Madison Drake, the gallant
Colonel of the Third Regiment, National
Guard, rendered his resignation as command
ant of that regiment last week. 1t is thought
his resignation will not be accepted
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

Thd Jersey City Board of Finances, at a
special meeting, offered reward Of So, 500 for
the arrest and conviction of Alexander d.
Hamilton, the defaulting City Treasurer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

Forty shares United New Jersey Railroad
and Canal Companies stock were anctioned
off in the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, on
Wednesday, at 1922 per share.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18
CONSUMPYlON ON BE CURED /

by the continued use of 0SMt,N'S COD LIVER OIL
and LACTO PHOSPHATE of LIME n cure for Consump-
ton Coughs Colds Asthma, Bronchitis and all Scrof
ous Diseases. Ask your. druggist for 0SMUN'S, and
take no other If he has got it will send six hotties
anywhere receipt of s.. CHAS. A. OSMUN, 10
seventh Avenue New York.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18
MASTER s SaLE9

UDY virtue of an order of the Chancellor of the State
Of New Jers " directed bearing date the tenth
day January, A. j. 1874 Charles A. sknan, one Of
tbs Masters of the Court of Chaneery of New Jersey will
sell public auction to the highest bidder the prem
ses, in the city of Llmbertylle, on
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18
House for Sale.

rh,t large eommodi Gus and well built BRICK HOUSE
corner Of FORK and George streets adjoining the prop
erty Of Mrs p o. Sddifor of the most convenient
and desirable locations in Lamhertvlle. Lot fronts six
ty feet ON York with depth of one hundred
ninety-lour feet George street The House built
hy tbs davis work for the present owner Is forty feet
front by orty-two feet In depth, two stories, with attic
basement and sub-cellar; contains sixteen rooms.
DIR. L. ii. STUDDIFORb,
adjoining the premises.
Lambcrtville, Dec. %, ls7i-sm
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18
I1AMBERTVILLI VIGILANT SOCIETY

TIME THIRTY SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the Lambertville yICILANT SOCIETY will be held
in LYcEuM HALL, Lambertville, N j., FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 9th, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
A. w. ANGEL, SECRETARY.
Lambertyo, Feb. II, 1874
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

next between the hours of l2 and O'clock, P. NJ, the
lands and premises described in said order follows viz
All those five tracts lots OF land and premises, sit
uate in the city OF Imbertyills county Of Hunerdor
and State of New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
Ghanres for Dnstness Hlen

AN INTEREST in frst-class trade NEWS.
"A PAPER Tor SALE 900 eh. address JOURNAL B'I 1871
TUE POSITION of VlCE-PRESIDENT of
eblbed 6rtlass Company presenting rrest advantages
20 with an annual salary OF $1,000, be had By
een,o Of good and business standing wiling % invest
40 900 in he stock Of Company. Only principals need apply
Address Box 73l 7. o.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

sut pomu, saotsa a, s.ssSS Ssss va. .. were neg
Aeed bot sSO'eT The Phsd,phis market and esy sale
81 5000 Resnsi vs.: 81 S %,rs d S Scc D
sDeas Pos , Oh CITY Al A. reroe9T Centre 81 25asI S0
i9sye 80 at Union ts, 81 q United lines, and 81 70
nj other lines In small
,0,Si,s trade being uoed At ,reuou prices C%'na
assns IA dS31c snd ksngoon 1isQlsr We mote Sas
sssis Caroaa at Rsugoon, $50 bags e4 &c. anu i
s.ss DO in bond, sS 30, gold ga,
iRIN fn hi quiet sales Of 100 Western at 'c
sCGARS-Thee small busiies In The market oT hNs ss
co.tons remained about steady the late decne the a
S5O bb on the bss Of d77 FOR Fair to Good Refining Cun
l22 and 223 bags Centrifugal al c Refined Vas q1'
xil quot sous unchanged O2s lOl l9c for Hard c,
TAILOW aud In good request sales 81 % hhuS ' "
IL lS-l6c snd ia 900 n oatofto~n stock al % ffo .
TRAS-T1e market Tcnsns abou the same as las' QutSO' "
note chest 900 Ooongs and p chest boO f OK
WHISKYTle market is shade and very qe'' g A.
hbs s 9S ; rs b5S at 9s l4 aud 100 bbs al Voc "A
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpos May lel?$o Consols s % S %Cnsy Son iSe5
sei ", I1 Fortes lO4Is Eves lO4e hge ha"a'
9J i,fS2, preferred 53. NeW-loA Neulr -
lG-12SO p. m-COit0u 10 arrVe
.,,, On b, basis OF IMdlng Upants nothing below uoo %
s,,,.,,b NAV nj q! l6i 90. do, deliverable Jane am az
s5 DO do Juy and August AZ SD Gc po.lle t
- Mlc deliverable June and July, a. t sae on W.
-. Of bg Orleans uotlirg below Low Nddhng deA'eraois
gay and August az : 'si o... 49, r.. Nti,r,, IN
IvgRrooI Msg 16-l2:3O p m-Coti1n s trni Maling Sl
bands S9 MdIug Orleans oi sales, 4oVOV Oae'' '''ut
IoSpos Nav 1850 p m-Consos for money 93Aa93%i for
Abe sooOuat y3 vi GJ59s ,c..-- -. a.. t,,,s n,
hiddhng Uplsnis nothing below Low Aillng ''
hugns u l-lGi saes the basic of MNdlMg OreaAs nolI
Ing below Low Ndlng deliverable May and Jaae Al SD bfeal
,tafs are quiet Lari. 4s % . cvt- . . NJ. -,
LoNpoS, May l6-2 D. m-fars dispatches PuO0 "'-''' ."
50. 92l2- ,-- , --.... l.. 4.- & nm
LIysKFoo 1872 mOf the sales OF cotton to1! o'O
bales American. ~ ..;tl-.,,r f,,,,
oNp0y NAV mTbe auouut Of bullion "hhlIA"h i'ol
The Bank Of England balance TO-DAY Is lbOuJ D., o5, -
May 6Uli,ed States fTe-I"eny bond'' 'oe "
ASTSrKr Nav 10 Petroleum SOt for fine Pale American
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18


MAY Cotton quiet; Mdldsg l72c; receipts 1oC
lt5 bales.
ST LoU Ma, lGCoon ac.ye. higher Millng lSc eceIpis
1872 slitlnsa;s. los bales: sales 534 bales.
CdARLEsrON May Let hm; N1dlng, II 2c; Low Md
ding Il s GOo OraaU lO3i J3i bales eIpO
toGswiss SjJ bsss tsie. 800 a.es, stock l3Jjf bs
PHLADKIPLIA. Mas lO-tOol hrm; hddlug. lJc Low Md
dug Good OrnaTv, Il Lc Good Ordinary lie; OT
usr lJl5., receipts 20 bales; gross. 3J7 bales
Bo,IOS Ma lO-totto1 quiet and 6m Mid ling 1919
receipts 20 bales gos 3G3 5aesi sales, 800 baes STOCK $500
bale.
MFvru Ma Cotton quiet and s.esdy Low HdlDs l7i4d
7l.. 139 bales shipments, 600 bai 3OOsG
bales
CIxcI~xATi Nav lG-Co:ton Mtdne. iSe; receipts 6s
Ia shipments. ~ bales; stock j Gjs bales.
May lGCoton trn; Mllng l2.: grOss receipts
lOi bses exports cowse % Oe sales 100 bes stock 0Go5
be
MAY l6Cotou Grm nominal: Midd.ne l7a.c net
rrceuts 81 bales. ..ocs : jJ4 bales.
EoEynLE, May l6tot1n steady and frn; ding Zig;
5l bales exports cosstve ago bsleg; sales 100
ptOes .ZJU bales
LorisyiLig Msv l6.-Coiion frn; Mld,rg l7asc
lb-tJtt0l MdfllC.
33J l4oj btes 70 the Continent
I1l hss 2lO bales stock.
SgwOELEASs NAV I6OCtou Quct aHi uuchauCci; M.d1ng
1S reerts s45 hses 922 bales The
OOl bales; France 935 bales; 92l bales
900 bales; last evening 800 bales stock ST. lS6 bales
NAY lGDottoo-uoiing dong Mi1ding lSc
receipts 29i bses exports 300 baes stock, u Oi9
GAiySsTOs NAV 6cottop nonnay uote doing; Good ori
lCis-; hlta-R lSe net receipts 0C2 bales
vIse bale; socL, 1886 bales