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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
TIT EIGHTH NATIoNAL BANK REPORT.

Charles Hudson, Maltby G. Lane, William
Wade Union Adams and others, who. as Oihclals OF the
late Il ghth National Bank THIS city are charged by
WIIamJ Best with having, IN October, 1871, knowingly
made 10 the Controller Of the Currency false report
II the condition bank, voluntarily appeared yes
ierday before Commissioner Osborn. ami gave Dai III
5000 eacA. W Z. Payne is M Lane. boud. while
IuOs WhirOck &, surety for Mr.. Wade. For MI. Hdd-
son, ". q. LIugicy appeared as surety. Union Adams
also appeared with AS bOutsndu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
THE EXCISE LAW A DEAD LETTER
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW DENANDED-THE NEEI
or A UNITED PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

y
OF A UNITED PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
70 fAe Editor OF The TrtOUne.
SIR: Is the time ever coming when the police
authorities Of this badly governed city will make
pretense OF enforcing the aw against sunday liquor
sellnsf We have effort made IL the neignDor-
ing city OF Brooklyn by the reiormeIs TO close
The liquor resorts on Sunday IA possibly Inadequate
results No one having 20 through certain
sections OF our city Sunday would suppose there
my law forndding ne sale OF nquo- day. AL
jet IN chapter $40 section a. Of tne Laws OF 1873, Is
found the following
No Inn hsissesFr n--ss- cha, .sp or g-e
s-~ lISOI~.I-s u rls5s q. ssae.I kssyN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
CALENDARs-THH DAT.
rppvur Corpr-CH4xHERs-L J.

SUPREME COURr-CHAXBERs-LAvRRScR j.
II LsuoDette AT Patten ext ia ms Co. sg
.Fa.s eIburg luInen. BowermsD
Equitable ID LauOE fatttn Fl
life Assurance Co.
80 Morrs az Dsr ke 100. Lea. &c. at. OAke,.
ga. MarsOn McSif. 49,. Huntington.
So. Wat AIT. Weller. la GOcirdge a8i. Sk.4nOTe
90. Continental taEk Note Co. &c
al hdustrAl B. 60. lJ7. Elliott ~ T. Cotton
96. In tie matter. kc.. Bevns. EIchange.
Cuts, kc Everett ITO speght Rgt stacey
ac
10 Iigupau at Blsni l73 Merritt agi Gocderson.
GvyRR4L SgsstoyssrrBRRLAsp J-Patick Whelan oniout
battery Jaes supple Henry supple 81 al Thomas Mae
Michael Kenry Ewar Mcdonald Michael Chat
Rupt4 Thomss Lynch John bucrr. Timothy Collins
Gbo1s Robert Coius William sullivan Prelerick Hsu1erSOn
ora vile jas, Braly Chss Shlle MaT keenan,
Rosauaa Curtin Mcdonald Elizabeth Harmon, PGtuok
Pies iADey, Victor LnkhaId grsn5 aIeeHy W Mar
Thou George Chas A. Lu Tau Fletcher
J.Au Emil Miller Acouy f0m tie person KlIa
Hunter anl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port OF EEw-YoT

PORT OF Newly DIRK -
CLEARFD.
st,np Krou PrHI IT, Wilhelm lGeIl Hemtr1eA Bremen o'
n' s.g State Of Georgia lBr Cooper GLASGOW &C. Austin Bald
Steamship CITY Of Houston Desag yevofeans c. Il Mallory <
steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah gurrav. Fern, Co.
steamship south Carolina Beckett Caafigsiq-J W. Vln-l-
sp stra,telrn Or Jar LyeT-oo. Henderson B'2 - y7be,
Bsrk John q. Hull Brl Durhan' ChArelL D &. D. IL "'
BARK Ssi. yor Kunan Queenstown Falmouth for orders
ii BsTs 1lias y1r sr rou Te,sn e?e5n'aa
Bark Ger. Van lIulen Loll9n Herman hp,p o.
Bsrf Er.koeag Ger' Nsa1ca Ly,rpoa FansH EiTe Co.
BaI5 Suo,a Fala aust Crlrooe- Falmouth soeov-
BHrR NICK speans rl Her Jsgo a-l cieaasso' Jora
Big Atlas. Power Anc,ua. MHer Holsttaa.
Brg CAaT.e. Miller 1856 -. John s. b. Hen-v P'rf''
BIZ gasea.s yesre Nar.eIes ). C. Loll a Co. --,..
Bus BLACK Waie. Baft-loes 4ai Delefafa l. W. -
Sen, Naes Re,.oas wers; Lassrra oi'' b. b.. CO.
Slr Jennie Lind spencer. 5raui.fl Comb Racket Bfo
seII H-ur7 ,i5o. Coaa. Sea-B-lorl Frsga,aa WOOD.
seHr AaE.r x Baton S.e. Gear a - .. = J. -i'--- 80
b B..se eo .,a. o.e.,5r P8e. james ll
ARRIVED.
Steamship Frs, .cerl gpfes5---- Hamburg July All Ha7e
I2b Ei- n IT, Arc pcs 10 hunlir.t q 60 r 81. . ia.
sieamV C4oadei, Ac'feer NeNOrea1s July 10 Fi1 Nose
AMI 80 10 T. n Msllcr. Co.
steamship Ao.aa pa Ha7' LTer7o' Jay H. anu 'a''a'
steamship vo.ona 3rI leeerNck July u. al Nozzle
1jH win MIS- al pass o. Healer.a BroA
steamship Reuoi ood. wilmington :. c. JAY 49, vii; naval
Bs1s Hola.tran Yo Doe 30 DAYS ballast Anchored al
Sandy HOOK for Ofders
Bark TIeswaer oi glasgow keith iarza' 81 7 With
schI Enma B D-llaa, 81 JoHa ~ b., l. day. va 'a-y ari
Hayel with lumber.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsT0S. July 22-Arrved. su.p ron Cicuta
L.wHs tDtl. July 2--Pa.sel brig F0t 'fon Havana
" ~, 20 sea ship Nancy II. Louise an
AsrLT. Del july 23Paa-eI spanish steamship Gull
ermo from shay
lie lnH Lynn gogu1e. Bul1le le
q c0I1 cd u1e
FOREIGN PORTS.
SgYorE JulT 10 m port pase4 tie IIHd Il II o'clock
l-strs
BRpsr July 22-Tbe General Transatlantic Company. steamship
tbs port to-day
DISASTER.
san FRAycCo July 22Ile amor Q1ee1. report today
hgh viii believed, be got Oh Tie wreck
Il OI 500.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship Pacific arrived 22 July from san Francisco
and way pors.
By VT.
Steamship Vino! ester syei Francisco 21l July rom
Panama and av por.s
Ifor Latest SkiD AeioS see FJh PAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rte...... 4.48 sets.. ga moon sets .''ul
| pAv-A
Sandy Hook 2:l4 Govs Island. Zto Hell Gate fey'' 7''4
/ uIGH THIS DAY. ,.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Gfcurslcns.

EXCURSION DAILY, TO BATH PARK, Bath,
II L. L. place ofts ud N this counirv for quiet ,Tec
be people Steamer THOMAS KILEi WA he Battery loot
WMteh,Lsi follows: 6lj ami 10 o'clock n 90 AID 2VO
p Bath, 30 ami 30 o'clock H. lnd p L. rare
Doe Splendid bathing and 1rstctiss lesAuraut
ARCHIBALD YOUSG. Prupr''or
CPECIAL EXCURSION TO BRIChSBU re-,
y TUESDAY JULY .,
On Long Branch steamer % SANDY HOOK
Railroad aoag RgI Long braue5
SHARK Riyer Mar Pits and Bucksburg.
SPLENDID VIEWS.
IN treat and air.
leave RecOrs, Per No 3 NORTH RTer Il Az a
M return o. IN, Jay.
Tickets good for days countersgned ~ . ,,,rr,,
eTckets sold on board At g. so the round tnp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Boaro an0 Rooms.

West Side.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV
n YORK TRiBl NB WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT rHB UPTOWN
2s ss5 rs SS So Ii Gt corner the
HARLEM OFFICE No &.4sI Tarisve cor one asnqie 1a
LSS BRANCH OFFICE so 23 wanrtoa.' HeI' door . Tie
Posi-Ofce. u 70 o. n 81 r.gasr ohee I-tes
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning house, VIII
without board. sntcilss loeauOn NO l0l Wet ils..t
STURTEVANT HOUSE,
NsE furnished and provided VIII ssyaoi. 9sa " 5 a'I ae S
loae the hoe places oi Amusement an iepo'A
Terms % ~ ''' LEWIS GEo $. LELAND Prorlls,o,..-
5TH-AyE.-ah' Mr.. sr.vrn
The above snonsi Hons Of ihoro9r enoy',5 l,e
and gentlemeB without board
East Side.
I ARGE airy ROOMS, with or without BOARD
l1-Ame closet bath ete, aonn references % -''
2Oib-st
ITO LET-Neatly furnished large ROOM, 80;
Il one IS per tllr floor Of prvais i9.s
. s5isr t'-'' ~ u So '''- -
Country Board.
ALL parties wishing BOARD in pleasant To- O.,
ieiiIn East z Sos s Sack Comfy very
DOARDERS WANTED-At an elegant coun-
I'D ny 80 miles Ere R.Esg ARG airy room. HSa1 s
reasonable Address BOZ 49, Monroe Fo'Fone O'-s
DOARD>At Orange n. j., large MANSION
ID grounds well shsied convenient 60 arPs fs ~
Aires Mrs L W Boz lg5 orange -. - TS-ol
DOARDERS WANTED TO ill vacant ROOMS
ID and sun water quiet laa beatty oe1oT s
enoe n. +J West 5ihsl Address = I. Oo'AL'"'
Bndgehanptol, l. /
BORDERING on SHINNECOCK BAY-Board
ID be obaise at iAIT6ou. = per .ea ,u ana oae
depot Island Railroad free. HALskf Aa'h''' SUI
fox COUNTY l.
N0TJNTRY BOARD at Patchogue, South side
- Long bathing boating and bfhing good ;be ana LUNG
comic nOaefsts references TO E.st z-a.t
COUNTRY BOARD at Patchogue, L. Large
RoBiSsos passsoru l. |; n, o. Dor 44ss Ss-'f0fi
C0TNTRY BOARD-In pleasant location
south Bay AMI HAiiLroS ROBINSON Centre A0neAs'
COUNTRY BOARD-Orange County.-LaIge
- farmhouse goos nouniaiu :-ensI, near ospo. .u
or ,ais Z Il. OLIVER SO PaItpi.e.
EIRST-CLAss B0ARD-At private residence
IS mics % o4.es So.y55ss' SSH,,os so' OF
GOOD COUNTRY B0ARD-Terms, 81 Adj
VI ares, o. p Pos>Onse Wtiie Plain. Wesesesisf Conniy
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD can be had at 1t.
u James House TIE SQUAD Good boating niee IooAs
Wit. .,a V 4al5 s' as sn ri E 4's
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD, with cosy little
" corTAGE oI cool rooms ~ hSS 'i s o1 or Oh
er.e Fes - each sseA A4eA' Boz $50 s0''
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
Amherst Mss o. Paffirns 10 all iorss spnA
pes,,, Csuoea Co7 Lnbs Crsstes Fe aAa ha-as no
are. Jssv VIZ Dance all De'orTins L.s.ne.'
al kesas D,Ass. Of Br.lE hesit snd Lrsfs h
g. q RHODES. u. D. nosaesi Director
GUNNER BOARDING.
~ WILLIAM sTRBRT COTTAGEs Casfl Greene County D. J.
Terms $40 " SIS PCT
modern conre1cnoeA
JACOB N. MECH, Proprietor.
Vs,WO vrcart ROOMS, with rrst- class Board,
n lhs aID0EDALE HOAX AssAsSa- H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YORK. Wednesday July p 1874.
Business is quiet in all departments OF the
local horse trade What demand there Is Is confined
almost wholly TO ordinary at former prices
The regular semi-wee1ly sale was held al BarkeFs
City Auction Mart and " Y. Tattersas and the result
ted A. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,

New and second-hnud. Of rirst-clnss Makers, rtn ~
sold Lower Prices Jor cash or on iDstaIlmcnts ~ r.,
r~p. City Country, dur NJ this month. tORAtE
WATERS a son, No, isl broadway, Ihnn ever he
fore offered in New Ork. A -PbtlAbTf Pinnos
and urgans 10 ct until rent money pays h< price
Of nc instrument. Illustrated Catalogues Nailed
4 large discount Churches, schools, Lodges. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Walters.

WAITER SITUATION WANTED-By a
orog h competent MAJ Sho
peei UueIe-ponsb. Address A D. Tribune Uptown
Dhos. 81 I. Vest 31d-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Cooks.

English young man wants situation;
n thorough good WAITER PORTER n hoiei or store or
steamboat useful has lrsi class references
Can be seen a - 6th-Aye above IUhst, arst acor
DORTER and USEFUL MANA strong
vounF voui Ike psce store. 0mee OF oie
can uruish vrr Of Cs be 81 ODELs
AGENCY. 100 Wet 3sths.. BroscEay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
6orses. CARRIAGES. tlarHess. ST.

TOR SALE CHEAP.-A square box leather
TOD ROAD WAGON il0g.r, IJ6 and 80 Jast beiSec
souih 4thAAd south 5ih.sts Brookirn. Z. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

IH- TTH-AVE.-A respectable young girl
III NURSE vail take charge u Oa0g, u sI.z and
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

10 EAST 18TH ST., IN THE BASEMENT.-A RE-
/ 4 Specialize girl 10 do general house work In q
all private amiy has first class reference from last
ICE. Call on Monday.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

IN s. JAFFRAY Il co. HAVE ROOM FOR TWO OR
II. three statesmen accustomed to.travei and sell by
samples thorough knowledge Of laces and embroideries
or linens and white goods, or hosiery inds-
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
HORSES, CARKIAGEs, &C.

A rTRACT1vK SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF 4
n EXTRA Stylish, HIGH BRED, BLOODED
HORSES. HARDY RUGGED WELL ACCLIMATED,
ON MONDAY TO-AOkROW). DECEMBER q, 10L,
at the private stable. 80 Union square,
nrst door west OF broadway, in Seventeenth street,
the property OF q mercantile firm in Union square, who
sell for the purpose OF dissolution ship
January l. and whose stock well selected, being oil
sound kind well broken single and double harness
EXTRA STYLISH ROAD PHAEToN OR COUPE
Team: matched Geldings, dark brown and
chestnut about nigh years Old sired by Morgan
ana step like enc horse have long rangy necks and
spo. or biemish the plcasantest OF drivers and
ranted sound and kind.
B-Ths team can trot close 20 minutes OF 10 miles
per hour, kind for the timd. viii stand without
tying ana tear no locomotive.
SUPERIOR FAMILY. ROAD AND SADDLE HORSE
COMBINED.
Is very stylish dark bay Geidng, l5L high. years
Old no horse ~ me city can out style him In harness or
under saddle ne three-quartcr Kentucky thoi ough
bred sired by Abdaah: is game resolute ana gay:
attention OF any gentleman who wishes perfectly safe
he Is free and extra fnst trotter; saddler he
superiors; he is warranted sound and kind.
Also high bred coupe or match Horse is i6 high 8
years old, well broken to double and single harness
handsome, stylish and gay full description in to-
morrow,s Herald.
Also 1ne cutter Sleigh. top and no top Wagons Duns
comb Stiliings double ana single Harness. Blankets
Robes Saddles Bells, Whips. &c Sale positive stock
exhibition
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

w oyster saloon and restaurant Apply at 81 Broad.
way Brooklyn, h. d., Monday morning.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
sPORTING-DOGs, BruDs. go.

FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA Birds. Ac: Medicines all diseases: prepar red
Food for mockng birds, at b. @. DovEY's No Greene
street. Canal
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

ITUATI0N wANTED-BY AN ENGLISH LADY,s
J. maid. as seamstress; accustomed to travel under
ands dressmaklng, hairdressing and sewing machine
idress ROSE. Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

NJERvEILLE DE LA CHINIEii La JOE DE ToUs
M les enfantsi-Procede pour faire un tableau q
ihuiie soft figures Marines paysages etc. celia par un
enfant de 10 ans ne sachant nj dessner peindre
cede on de y econ psi on peut une heure iare IN
proccde par poste lecon de q heurea
II. WALLET, Chimiste de Paris
xz Sxieme ayenue. Now York
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

.NTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND RE-
hncment, q situation house keeper compan-
would be willing TO instruct young children; good
noes given and required. Address b. c., Herald
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

WIDOW LADY OF EXPERIENCE, LIVING IN
42d ST., near 9th av., wishes position as house.
er; can cut all kinds OF family wear and dressmak-
)r would travel South with family can dress hair
)jection to children. Address q. T., box l96 Her
Tptown Branch offco.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

HNO IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF DRESS
1 and Cloak trimmings Wanted January l. y sitnn.
ton by first class salesman, controlling trade OF
Si0.O per year. Address TRIMMINGS, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

WANTED-BRIGIT ACTIVE BOY OF Is; FIRST
w class references required; must live with his
parents in city Apply. between II and II on MONDAY
morning at NO Murray ST.. up stairs
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

NTED-BY LADY, A SITUATION AS BOUsE-
keeper and secretary, or as companion to an In
would take charge OF q widower's children refer
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

THOROUGH HOUSEKEEPER HIGHLY EDU-
Gated. with excellent references desires position
lst-. Address Mrs. GIBSON, 5a1S West 32d st., Up
Advertisement office. III
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF 10
= years. as assistant bookkeeper: Is quick at figures
and good writer. AddressJ. G..504 Sd av..
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
CLERKS AND Statesmen,

WANTED-CoPYIEG OR WRITING To DO, BY
~ nrst class penman. Address SPENCER. box Ia
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
General Housework, &c.

II WEST 18TH STA RES PECTABLE YOUNG
u woman 10 do general hoasewor in q small
nily best city reference from last employer Call
AndaY
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

lREsSMAKER WANTS A FEW MORE ENGAGE
mens bv the day; evening dresses in latest STYLES
Nee ' "
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

WANTED--A STREET MAN, WHO HAS HAD FX.
w percnce in selling medicine to travel and adycr-
tise physician Apply this day, st s5, Frcnchs
Hotel, from until 4 r. M.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-11
me CoRec Market.

Our wholesale merchants have private teles
graphic advices to the 18th instant, showing that
Coffee has advanced in the Eastern markets two
to three cents per pound. The Baltimore Sun
of the 9Th gives the market as follows:
After closing our last review brisk market
sprung up for Rio and continued for several
days, prices advancing 14a2 cents per pound.
The sales were principally to New York deal
movement. We note sales as follows: 200
bags ex YAnnoyden at 242 cents; 800 do. do
2j4 cents; 5000 do. ex Leebra 24!a25 cents !;
1000 do. ex Adelaide 25 cents; 1850 do ex
5OOOaG 900 bags 255a26 cents, market closing
quiet but firm, with light stocks in hands Of i'm
p0rters. We advance our quotations as follows
Cargoes ordinary 23la23g cents; fair 2i9a25
cents; good 252a26 cents prime 26la26} cents,
3la2l1 cents; fair 254a25z cents; good 2Gsa2i3
cents prime 27a25i cents; choice 70 fancy y
rents, gold, sixty days.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-11
HOME CIRCLE.
: FARM BALLAD.

~ JOHN Il. YATEs.
Vel, farmer Smith has lost his wheat, hi:
sheds and mammoth barn;
lis little boy, with one small match, burnt up
III tell tell yo9, wife, hen feel it soro man on
CAN'T stafd:ap under such load, when not in
sured cent.
{ don't know as pity him I call j. great sin
70 hoard the harvest of three years IN spacious
barn and bin
can't feel pity for q man who ool0ie locks ms
door,
And stops his ears to all The cries that come up
rom the poor.
ike to see economy; / like to see men save,
End lay up something for their kin when they
are in the grave:
But you and know very well, from what we
there is a line which, when It's crost, a man
gets TO be mean.
When wheat was sixteen shillings-s price that
paid US we'll
smith said, "rll wait for twenty, 1 vow, before
I'll SELL"
Then, when it reached that figure, he said to me
Il guess I'll hold it longer; twill be three dol
lars soon,
lie held it, ard he ran in debt Tor things to wear
and eat
When merchants dunned him, he would say
wait till sell my wheat
Soon that old tune got fddled out sld men began
TO sue,
and he began to borrow to pay accounts long
due.
When Smith goes of to buy thing, he spins
around the town,
And tries with all his night and main the price
to banter Down;
When he has anything to sell It's priceless in
his eyes,
And he must have the highest mark-the lowest
when he buys FAX.
live and let live are golden words this other
motto too,
DO unto others as you 4 wish that they would
do 70 you,
e Smith hsd done as they command, he would
not have to-day,
The ashes OF three harvests to load and draw
away.
Wife! if you take berry and dry Il in the sun,
Twill shrivel up till it takes two 70 make the
size Of one:
- may man, in grasping gain 50 shrivels up
his soul
Tina. twill ne er. expand again while LIES years
Ger him roll.
Cod bless the farmers o. our land! They are
not all like him,
Who walks around that smCuldering pile, now,
in the twilight dim;
Living on God broad acres, their souls expand
and grow:
Ilere ears are ever open 20 tales Of want and
woe.
God bless the men, where hey are, in country
or in town,
Who do not think it life's g-ea. wo7i, to crowd
their neighbors down;
This world be the better, this life would pleas
ure give,
e every man who tolls to live would let his
brother live.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-11
Augusta Market.

From a price list Of n leading Augusta com
mission merchant under date of March 9TH, 1874,
we take the following market report:
Meats-Western advices has hardened the
market, with sales o. smoked clear rib sides at
l0c; shoulders "a dry salt shot rib sides oc;
shoulders Gl-most holders asking &c higher
for both smoked and bulk meats Hams very
dull canvassed ~ TO l3lc., according TO aver
age weight. ruU
Corn Receipts equal to demand, and prices
nominal. White 1.05 mixed l.02---bsgs in
cluded. IT.
Oats-Dull, IS to 70c., bags included.
Wheat-Easier; white $780, amber S1S0,
red S1.T0-bags returned.
Peas Wanted choice Clay S1,3E
Flour-In good demand at quotations ; stock
large and held at higher figures. Super, 81. % I;
extra, 50 90; family, $50; fancy, $3.50.
hay-Large offerings of mix cd hay at $3.50:
choice Timothy scarce, $l.40
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-11
COMMERCIAL.
HNoxvILLE wiIoLEsALE MARKETS.

CHRONICLE OFrlcE, KNOXVILLE, Tenn,
March 10, 1874.
Siace our last report there has been reduc-
ton in freight on grain, TO all points on the Sell
ma, Rome and Dalton railroad, Of four cents
per 100 lbs. aud slight reduction TO some
points via. Atlanta. This has caused cores
ponding advance in corn, and q flrncr feeling
now prevails Prime white corn readily brings
90 to e. cents loose; sacked in depot, GS TO 20 !
selling at - to a cents on board the cars,
Wheat quiet at 81. 30 10 81. 90 for prime white,
poor grades not wanted. ID. 81. 3"
Osts, but little doing selling loose at IS cents.
Flour, ample stock Of country brands, mar
ket dull extra, S3.j0aS.1j; family, S37Ja4OO
buying selling about 2j cents higher.
Bacon firm at sIa9 cents.
Lard 9 to 10 cents.
Eggs, IL to l3 cents. |-
Butter Is to % cents. Other articles IN
changed.
The following are the quotations of leading
articles:
WHEAT-New prime white, Sl.JOal.GO.
CoRN-White 60 to 62 cents loose; sacked GS
40 cents in depot; selling at y to "A cents on
the cars.
LARp-Country in cans, 9alo; in frkins, So
Sic; old, unsaleable,
, UATs--Light demand, selling ut 45c loose
HAY--Fair demand, $l.0Oal. 10 baled. Loose
from wagons, zoe per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-Scarcely any in market, prices
nominal.
FLoUR-Good demand; country family,
AIS; extra, 90 50a375. Knoxville City Mills
our standard family" $3.50; Pearl Mills fam
lily, $40 City Mills extra, $4.l5; Pearl Mills
extra, 1885.
BAcoN-For we'll smoked dealers are paying
8la9c, hog round, buying selling, 94c
Buying, shoulders, &c; sides, Gle; hams, 9a9ic
FEATHERs-Buying, prime, 50a55 mixed
25a40c.
BUTTER-In demand at 1ja2j, for ercsh.
EGGs-In demand at 12a13 cents.
RAas-COtton, 2s21c.
BEEswAX-2sc per pound.
To8ACrn-Iennessee leaf, Sale.
Grass SvsD-Iimothy, $4, 25a4. so per hush.
Clover, - OOa7.JO"
" Herds grass, $l.50 "
" " Blue S1.50 "
GINsENG-S5agOc. Good lots have brought Sl.l0.
SENEK SNAEE-Dull, SOC.
YELLOW RooT-Dull, &c.
WOOL Washed. 40a45c per III.
FURs--All kinds dull and low.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-11
A startling MetamorphosIs.

Some one who has been viewing the
Siamese jugglers says: lone trick which
Minham performed was very superior
version of the mango-tree feat of the In
dian iugglers. He took an orange, cut it
open, and produced a serpent This he took
down into the audience, and borrowing q
robe from one. cut the snakes head of and
covered it with the robe. When the robe
was lifted again q fox was in place OF the
snake. The fox's head was cut off, two
robes borrowed, and when they were raised
there was wolf, which was killed with q
sword. Three robes, aud leopard appear
ed IL was slain with a javelin. Four
robes covered most savage looking bufta-
10. that was killed with an axe. Five
robes covered in part but not altogether an ell
ephant, who when the sword was pointed
at him, seized Minham by the neck and
tossed him Violently up. He mounted feet
foremost, and finally chung by his toes to
the capital of one of the columns. Tepada
now leaned from the stage and alighted
upon the elephants shoulders. With. a
short sword he goaded the beast on the
head until, shrieking, the unwieldy animal
reared upon his hind feet, twined his
trunk around about one of the
great columns, and seemed trying 70 lift
itself from the ground and wrap IT'S body
around the great pillar. The music clash
ed out barbaronsly, Norodom flashed forth
q dazzling firework of some sort, and the
elephant had disappeared, and Tepada lay
upon the stage writing in the folds Ola
great boa constructor and holding ~
Minhan upon his feet.' ...