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Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
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MILITARY ASD INDIAN NEws. - MoRE ARD SCOUTING 10 sE DoSE.-Captain Jas srns, 5th'cavAlry, is again confined to his 6d, at Fort VI nipple. by seyere illne&S- Latest rqports from Verde reservation rep bent the 'discy6ne maintained among the epaches as excellent. Lieut. Schuyler's com knd of 4S picked Indian trsilers having to s increased to loo, nearly l5O Apaches pre- bted thcu selves ss volunteers to be enlist so that Lieut. Schuyler had no difficulty securing the beS material for his detach- tnt A scouting party is now being organ fd at Camp Verde, for service in the Tonto 3sin.
 & last week froa Lieut. Ross, ADO, who Also devoting much attention to the organ ltion and equipment of tho pack train to toupany the troops.
 Paymaster Taylor teicgraphcd today that vss unable Co meet Col Nelson at F Phnnix, 4ordered, owing to tbe storm now prevail
 which has caused the Gila to rise three . Col Taylor expects to cross the lila at krgan's, and the Salt nver at Whitlow's.
 be body of Capt Philip Dwyer, 5tl cav was brought from old Camp Date Creek Fort WhiSpIe, os Saturday, and was to e been rejntered in the cemetery at
 place, had the weather permitted, yes play.
 .leut Thomas, sth cavalry. with Lieut. H. Bishop, Co q, 5th cavalry, and detach- ht of Indian traiiers, is seon to start on . ut from Fort Whipple l 'enera! Orders promulgated from Head Prters Of the Department, on Saturday eve- g, approve the sentences awarded by a heral Court Martial e number of enlist nen, tried for military Odeases, at Fort ipple.
 Ne were 10 error ia stating that the fodr edred feet ef Tiger extension sold for
 v, as so per foot, or $500 for all, e paid those Who sold, cash down. The
 hasers-Messrs Bartlett .I Hewitt, will ightway start work on their purchase,
 ere long, put up mili.
 ms sale has caused great activity in min and mining trades, several of which lat have since been made
 Is the belief of all that the original er will soon change hands and undergo
 Der development.
 here is talk of l0-stamp miii icing ght here soon for the Gray Eagle lode,
 radshaw.
 hE FALL or WArER.-While at Whipple,
 forenoon, our messenger, MT Fred Fes- called at the Government Hospital, and fured the following figures, being result
 easurement of rain and szowdall in the
 four days:
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

There was heavy frost this morning which occasioned jingle at the fnger-tips of the early birds. The day has been the only really bright one for long time, and is quite refreshing
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
BORN.

iu Tucson. February is7i to the wife Of A. c. Bsss. dict son.
 la Yuma. JaOuary oi. 1874, to the wife of wm. A. wsrnlngvT, daughter. ....
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

The young folks of the village, and the old ones, too, if they feel so inclined, will dance at the court house on Monday evening, in honor of washington's Birthday. pleasant time is anticipated.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

The freight train of whish J. T. Randle is wagon-master, pulled out of Ehcenberg for Prescott on the 18th inst
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

CoarxG.-Lieut A. F.. woodson, 9th cav airy, and family, left Paducab, Ky, on the 5th inst, for Camp Grant, Arizona
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREsESTs Ths,
 the undersigned olam sad have ths day loasted Aai taken possession of fx agricultural asd gsssna PaYSses . tract ss land described as fola0wss
 onn.aclas at this stxke which is in ths sortss<ss of the claim and running souh one Hie a stsks rhenee fourth mile to stzks thence harth ees mile stake thence eat to plscs Of beghniAG in eludsag what is knosE NApAis sprHss. seoat hrsy eight miies northeast from Camp Apache. 10 YsvApei county Arit0na asd the ro@s leading fom sad Camp Apache to Ss~ NsKiea. hELA9ulADEs LUNA.
 JuV 2sfh le71
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

Lieutenants Thomas and Bishop, with Company C, 9th Cavalry, started on a scout from Fort Whipple to day.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
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Snow commenced falling about o'clock yesterday eveRing, kept doing so during the greater part of the night and has been pour
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

s Prodse. hereAssdiss Machinery sos ssorsss sss e u.nsmissiess gre attended Co STRICTLY IN Ac- coRDAScE WITH NsTKucTIoss. sud ~ A" hsss lnaSrss, of ths ownen.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

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Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

Having carefully studied see ehsmossr ef goods ds slsabls r this uassss sna having hand 60 large and 50 varied an aassrsat ssisetsd wh 'bs sresiss ross bs care we gre oanAdss, that iOs ths sasans year whl b. hss,ef enabled sasy the mercantile wsa Of siis oommashy than ever hsrrtoiOre.
 "'~.~t f,, 0. P. HEAD & co,
 Prescott AsssUs JsnaAsy }. is7A ...,..'.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SvwYoRK June - -BgEvgs receipts all a, Jersey city,
ssTs as % @ 81 or ga head .1s % s s, 1 s % S 51 9 %
reached the mA,se IN The mgraa snf as H1d,t & % ao9s,
not strong enough Fsrd. aumler Of caIoals
feeng wa. .he weaser sod l2'
b. % irsss 80 To the sro e"' Aad Ordinary Do a. IL -
A. NJ Fuller Meysr 80 mIel ?asiFe ard chsro
ke sters II 4 10, TO dress 80 - 'be sf'''
D. C. COuer Merr "a mixed natives ami cherosse.
NJ Goldsmith for Morris Waks Co.. 40 Illinois steers e~t.
c11vss-Recept, to-day we're making si2 i.
oI Oa5 f' @ lI,' & a D s ss well snns from I,
y % for butielmllAfsd calves and oao u i2 si,
do 1870 D. si2 So DO, l34 h. at &c. and ~ 0@ III ~'
James Kirby sold l3 mifed 1il average 7ae n'
and 81 butemlkf-i calves l5I % At 80. u sssb.
cars at cars at POryeght6si ad car, sl fo & IN
had for be four DAYS The
active and baye lDso,e purchase more sa. ps
liza needs called the worse aa vas
volume of bushes; "a: arger Poor G 20 %s os s.
from from ts & s n isf.sg do ssm s5 los
Pdcoct sold as OHIO sheen 81 E ayess a; - s kss
''f p 1s Rae g Son sold Kentucky lambs. 50 ,yeTses ~
p NJ 100 Virginia So n 55 jersey DO 81 n st lo',
f20 do 5s H. lO2i ~ Kentucky sheep. 100 10 At &c and
fu%e Elliot sold l32 Penn.yaui. lambs. 90 at sl
s 100 90 aS S y p r rs ' s go % ao SSa virss5s a 80 5 At
622 Ohio ss % &c 40 co. 80 b. a. sA3 ls7 do 80 D.
swsE -Rec1, were 10 Fortsth and 4 car, q Jer
ey Civ total Of 80 cars 6I hogs makrg 2052 the IA.
22o75 ihs c1rrespondns time last sees ks
ceipts au2hte and none er orer
alive seEe cons ~ ~ Y ID
ALBAsY June CArTLs-rhe narke, opened h 'i.
s6 s6 100 y for heavy weighs lighter Sgh,, e'oase'
s5d so Receipts t57 for last The
sg quality Teran. bring 5basas The mare; rsle.
steady; mich unchanged sf the market
common 10 goo calves-The has ov- VIA N I'd
vance Of L2 y 10 ordinary good shat " extra, 1e %
LAxBs-rhe nAFket is strong sheep common 70 mr.
445c hr TO good 5d0lgc. and 6'sI1c Lsmbs-lb-
eripts the tendency u the market
common 80 2 head loc u ar to sooi oSli s'
AID extra, II
Bryy,Lo June 10 -csrrLs-Rccps TODAY 'neiuaur 80
reported ll73 head naEing he total supp M tss s
thus far 047 against or car Vr ine
time sufficient sales 70 ssAp 20
iii h arrivals shppei HANDS ards ate tsfe b
s,ock ave ons Of thin Cherokees nd tehiSs e Nsi
grades are not wanted Prce -. A.. a. =,
snsEP AND today 3ioo bead nssnx re ss
,upuIy for the lS4OO bead sgsnst s-t if
ctppd
"a AZ T5d SHY bead Indiana heep - D
AZ 81 DO 2Ol head lambs aTeragrg w " hs 70
33lo trei.
supply for the has iaf l-.p bal
lOO hrsd the uaret active au1
higher at - ass IS Yorkers - Goa 10 Tor heavy hos
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
D+pnpv.u uaDrErS


LOsDoy June l2-l2:So p n-se~ York ceair'L DO Eh'
Preferred 10
L,xKYoor Jube lo-l230 nCotton quiet and uuehanre
sale, Of 10000 including 1000 sror, ard pscui'uoa
~, sale, 900 bales Of Which 100 sere
asfn for export 5000 speculation The stoet ~ sn
e53 900 bales including 200 American The recsipr ~
export 600 basis MihET Upssd, nons
below Low Mddags deliverable June and july n 10
three DAYS hsy been toVV aa-s
including s6 900 American. Corn 80 . y quarter
LyEKrooI June 1872 mrhe stock Of Cotton neai o. o
bales uclucing l2l saes on the bAsls hsnk
roans nothing below Ordinary. deliverable JAY AM sps
10 nothing MSdng deliverable Ausus am ~
tember At : !. I'd Pork 60 y Dbl for Se~ Ness
lo,nos June l2-2 m.-Bns Railway saarrs q y .hs.
LIyxzrooL June l2-2:l5 m-saies OF eson on
n, Mddng plsrds noshng beov Good Od;nAry
sna septemhsr s, Sid Besdstuf quiet WscaI o.
A. eept. FOR average California White lOloaii -iS ~
s,,rg Corr 35ig y quarter Peas 4Di09tl aa.n't. :.
LoSpos June l mThs rate sf dlsesaA W 'ss m.
R.nS ~ Ensland rate Railway shares TIA rams ispAeA~s
LIVERPOOL June III p ~ Wv - - 49,
oate. I'm. "a n-The bullion into ~
~ - r. .,nd an bsisne< 2io7O0O kne Railway
q saTx pan. iehss quote hentes a. osL soe
IoSeos June 40 n-Ens RAssAJ sA-r-s, "a Pans ns
pPassxSosr June l2-Cnsd nver~eniy beuis ise D.
g77s -. -. a.. -. "a .,,.- A
Manchester Is aaiel and unchanged
LosDov June l2.-rAllos Al 3 y cwt -. "a
LONDON. June l2-hvenng-sporm l. klOO t"n 20" -
f32s 9S2 10 p Ioa splnts rarpentins 2i'"f'N
Livse""c' June l2-kveniDs -sr'T'- ."r' !. ..
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK P. VI. To
MSS. 3 O'CLOCK L N
CLOSE OF BUsi-
ERIDAY. Juno PIP. ".


Wall-st to-dayls very like Wa-st. yesterday
and TO report its spirit and transactions to repeat
the report of yesterday with the single exception
of the fact that prices have been. rule, Just
little stronger than they yesterday. The stories
of coming misfortune to Erie are repeated by the
street rossips. though denied by gentlemen prom
inently connected with that Company, and
the decline in the stock from last night
closing quotations is only per cent.
The market opened about steady and under an I'M
provement in Western Union and Paclhc MAIL
which bore off the honOrs of the day. it became hrn'
or at least steady, aud so held throughout the Day
though there were exceptions to this rule. Erle as
we have already stated, was weak. and was worm
16l for use The variations OF the market from the
closing prices of last night, compared with those OF
to-day show an advance in c., c. and l. e., Lake
Shore st. Paul Common, Ono and MISSISSIPPI
Union Pacific, and Western Union of each per
cent and a decline in Northwest Common and
Wabash each Z; Erie, i; and Hannibal and 81.
joseph Common. J per cent. The opening, highest
lowest and closing prices OF leading stocks sold TO-
dav were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

RICE Is in moderate trade steady sale.
ss a,: cIsna i w. and l9o % s' saSsSss saSsa a
So 2aas3 25 gold bond and PAsnA sas4 25 god
sTGiRs-TS 5aaues. % Raw Sugars stand still ., .ad
pomn.v npcbspee We agote Far 70 Good Refining At .as
Prime csaafass hhd and Dose. so, 10 to q, S y,
to Good sI,as Sc; Choee sds7 Aoasses hbis ,od
boxes sssc deado sq6lae Porto Rec-Rinng Co@%on 70
Prime, 7aslsc Groeery-FaI Choice s4qs'.e B.,n s.
N1s TO - s9s g & Ssva aa7 - % R.sSs T. Ve1 uss az
Saa.S. @s sSRs', tls 1sS fsi'i sspf spa o
sPicEs-Tase 5 only mosae trade obbIns about
We aOte sales Of l5l bb Ginger on terms not "aas
sTEARIN sme and fairly active, $4,000 City l2',s
ToBACco-T6ere Kentucky Leaf and he
%aaas the saSs fsa d 'Gs fs 10 Hf & Ra I
e1. ao eroo s75 At q aGs2e 500 cases CouueSsu
1873 45 Pennsylvania crop 1872 and 50 cases w.Ts.
fAIIow quiet Bot arm sales Of $4,000 OulOfO~u ''o. at
wO0L-There has been lair business doing since our last SONS
Of good length h i.ir amoan O. ans Bac I'm nrss
full II ce of soc y B ADsn oo'
being appreciated by Panuietnfe OF Hhea lhe %
sales 50 very high Carpet que! The
meet With resdy sale CHIP. With cen, prospects, ss
see 10 reason yhy "oo' '1a,h ,Ss aI{ Hs Of pps,
to the operator rery.mA hoaa avoid .h. eIe,es
viii consult their bppsg Their woos forward pfmo
~ and having them sold AZ narse. rates The @ s & os.
(Buck 22e IA bae Clorns Baes oe ~ Gag, sup. ~,
Fleece Calorris 47c 900 SLACK private
10 BAGS California private terms 1000 aobtryaes os
private $1,000 ID Australian 03c IUVo 10 sh9 thp
5br q OOO Eastern Texas. 3-Ls $1,000 Nes Unwshea
TeYss on private terms; 10000 Texas 90 FEsts
terms, 100000 n sprng Caf2rn. pcy'se terms 90
bales Clip California. soc 5000 n Pulei c,itsras -
b5 OOO NJ Ohio Xxx Fieece o4nofci 10
BURY slightly bury 25c 23O Oo DO do 90 rnys"
0oO ID 0""rNs Barfv
sHyhy ~
Spng Cafsrna 32o: % ba- Pa DO % II bags Sc sf-s
40 q l3 bsies Sprng
10 OOD 10 spring Cafors Zoe: 10 900 N Texas 2sg3O To-
0oO Sfc 40
bales super Pulled private terms 10 900 Feeces 5000 5vy
II Georgia private 1900 oregon gnvse tenn OoD
Surer Pulled 5Oc: 10000 Alstriifn. Doe l6OOO sptSS
California about 32c The the pat three 1.ys ha b'.a
pnc. ifp-nia 200 bales Texis ljO hl.e.
WHlsKt owr dull sales 200 lbis A. sJ1sear
and 50 bbls at sS "a.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
The bids for stocks at the close Of the Board were

Gold was firm, and in point of price better on
small transactions sales having been at 11Ol (open-
ingl0l11tG1ll. The market was not apparently
affected by any influences either home or foreign.
Loans cost for carrying l. H. and per cent, and for
borrowing fat. Foreign exchange has been steady,
with the selling rates at 4.S7l04S for 60 days bills,
and 1901 for sight. The London markets come quiet
and steady for consos and American securities Enc
being feverish and weak, and money easy in the
open market at "a per cent. The Bank of England
gained on balance to-day. fl07.O0O. The specie en-
gagements for to- morrow steamers amount tonight
10 S5OOOc0. The import entries of dry goods atthis
port for the week 81 Z,ss 92s, the amount mar
keted footing up 81 pos 55l The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 in coin interest, aud $4,000 in
called bonds. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was follows: Gold cleared. SEA-
lG9OOO; gold balances, 1925; currency balances
s1,O79,425. The following were the quotations for
gold
lo'o0.-ll01s lI:so..ll loo...llii- si3o.-Ilis
lo:50...ll0s l2;0J-..lll l:JO....lll fOJ... 4,
- l.S,,a IL = .-A1
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
And the following for city bank shares

The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week ending
June II and since the beginning of the year:
For h,peet. 1872. IS7a. =. ISi.
Rpsrei Al The port. 81 i3 $50 $l.2l5938 sl,2SS929
Thrown ob Market. l.023OOj l,I32.4lS l,2O3raJI
Snn> Jdn !.
Rseed at lhe port. 81 0296s2 s6O55927S s52l5950O
Thrown 90 795O7s 6S 79j,O7s 55,937,6l4
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania 6s lIS Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Is. Reading Railroad. 81 Pennsylvania Railroad
40. Gold. ILL.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

IL tu Western Pekhd Do 10 average G, tre; eo0
Presh sbesders 6 900 d. 6so6,s; 500 snossd de
7s9se 10000 Bellies il0l2 Average, st 9se; l7O0
Do ~ Bacon heavy bat quiet sales Of 400 boss.
s0l0c Drrssd Hogs fair demand 2aos
At Sa47S~ Lard for the fsiur-
bu aaet on spot Of 45O l0i7 No. L. lldll W.
for CITY; III dll lil6c 500 Refscf.
lls $50 es Crsckin De, I0j tea Dead Hog Lard yse FOO
future delivery o 400 ynv IL ii l6nl %
27OG tes for Aagust Il l3-l64il 7s. chiefly latter
BurrrR-sae In sir demand be saprN
fair; Western and the tendency cevsza sos
export sihiB - dAss I'D
arsns have been taken FOR the continent ct Zoaze We
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
pENNSYLvANLA RAILR0AD;-T[IHI


DEM RAILRO D.-THE
Il GREAT Trunk LIMB AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains SewYork from foot Of Desbrosse and Cona's As
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and souh with Pull
Palace Can attached 91O and $3.50 M sunasT aLo
For smsport Lock Haven Be Phla Ere R. R.
$50 Tor WiamspO aHd L"sk Haven 9;oO % connecting
q Philadelphia.
For umoe Washington South Limited Washington Er
press PumAn Psof Cans daily except SUNDAY s3O m; ar
i've Washington at 4:l0 Regular $40 H. and m
RIpre.s ior Philadelphia $40 $50 H.; 1890 g. 800
g. and u night Sunday D. q 80, and p EIngrans
"A Aeea@modation for Trenton at 7 a n; and 3lOpm.
For $50. z 7;4O 3 o. 10, il II !. 2
23O BIO 3:4O. 4:30 g. 52O. $40 q, 6lO ESQ 730
$40 10 ll:3O and u night Sunday 5i29 and S;lV m
$40 $40 slO 43O 500 $40 o. 6lO $3.50 1880. $40 TO-
II: 30 D. and IL sunday 52O. and 81 - - m
For Railway. q. $50 T. g. 10 II 2, 40 $40 d4O
$40 430 $500 $40 q, 6;lO $50 o;lO 10 n and IL night
For woodSrdge Perth AbOy and South AmbO aud 10
YcI Sew Brunswiei and a. n, IL m 3lO 43O. 52o
70, E.st Miistone ~ noon. 81 AND 4:3U DE
for Lambertyle Reinngton $50 = ID. and p ID.
PorP Phil ipsbure $3.50 IN, and 4 N.
Burlington. sDe Camden and $50 r. l2.Jo
2. $40 3, :. II.
For Freehold Z IN. and m.
For FArmingfale ind sduAD. Z a. and p. -
Camden and VIA boat ron Per No 80
Trains arrive soovr;Frim Pittsburgh $50 u 35 and
p.35 D daily $50 daily Monday. From Washing
Ton $40 4lo, D. and lO:2 SUNDAY o. ~
1927 Prom Philadelphia 5lO, b:2O 600 lOilo
ll55 a n 2:I5 s:l5 5:l5, $3.50. s44 1927 Sunday
b:lO. 500 $50, IL :55 m. $500 and 1927 p. N
Ticket Oces 435 ga 944 Broadway No. Aor House
and C0lsndis kmgant Ticket Once No.
Bsttery.pIaes d ~ BOYD jr, Gen Passenger Agent
4 f.sSI-y General Manager
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL'

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY IS always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Proi. T.
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13


AsRs-rheres to-day l8 pkg Pots veU quiet and
tame quotei st 65.e Pearls Inactive and nomina.
BROOM BROOMs-The market remains very quist
New Medium Grren ~ odyc
brush Corn lOd lle and hei and He'd
o. q Brooms are dull 81 unalterrd asures
BBEsWAX-The light either for EXPORT local
and market eaieri Western at 3z2 anu
Southern . "a 935c.
COTrON-The very inl and
the buyer Aud
W =,
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

The leading feature in State bonds was Tennessee.
which sold at 81 for old and 6lla62 for ex-coupon
and new series, over $4,000 having changed hands.
The following wnro rho hida.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
ERIE RAILWAY.-SUMMER ARRANGE

IL MINT Trains taking May 25 1874. From Chambers
q Depot lPor Twenty thiufst note beos.l
9m-Cncnnst and Chicago Day Rrpnsk Drawn Coaches
o Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches TO destination.
l045 nBIprcss Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls Sleeping
Coach 70 Buffalo
Chicago without change
Port Jervs g. O. $50 and l045 m 4:3o $50 f6So and
T Mddletown ts:SO, 1880 and lO;45 M 54o
Oswego Midland Railroad Ronaoui
aud Kingston. a. IN. and 30 Goshen, '6 \ ts:3O
1000 1045 $3.50, 3:i5. 4;3O. $50 1880, and
D Warwick s. lO:i5 and 4:3O Newhuryh, tsSO
sio:So and io:l5 a. n las gas 5, $50 g. 1880 I
m Rdgrwool Hohokns Alendale, and Ram
6:45, s. $3.50 f1036 l0:45 1:45 345 s. $3.50 g.
t6'30 and m and ~ ~ midnight Paterson 'e e'+s
Il 45 3:15, 345, 4SO 4i5, 5. 5:l5. $50 6l5
1880, Z, s:l5 and 1890 and 'l2 mdmght Nessrk %
T. $50, 49, l045 and ll30 3:l5, 4:45, $3.50, 6:l5
ami 1880 and y Saturday 1snis only Cre's li3 6io
snd ~ Saturday nights only Ruiheuni Park and Pas.ac
1890 10 1880 II Fl45 g. 345 $50 5l5 q, F63O
10 80 m and IL midnight sdsle and Haekensaef
4i5 SIS, and ts AS B. and p and ~ saturdsy
1870 h 4l5 445 $500 Gas and f7 IS and II SATURDAY
nights Penont Nyack 5:l5 and pa 1880, 3l1
4:4j 53O 645 t7i5 and II saturday nights only spns
VALLEY 7:i5 10 l0;i5 J. 4. 445,
D and II a IN. SATURDAY. nights only.
NOrR-Trans leaving Chamberst hall hours leave
23d than trains eavng Cham
23dst thirty earlier Boats
1890 .. and 1900 midnight connecting with
leaving ChambeIsst hours The 4:45 and 5l5
trains from ChamDersst only
Drawing Room and Sleep
orders for the checking and transfer
Baggage Offices 241. 529 and SJI
Broadway 125 and 3iaye Courtst, Brooklyn, ~ the
Company's Depots and Of a the pinCpi hotes
SDsiy. tSuntays only .
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and aner MONDAY June l. 1874 South RghhS,
BROOKLYN, Y. d., AZ follows:
3O Mail for Paicbogue and intermediate stations connecting
at VALLEY with Rockaray and Hempsead. at
Babv x1thbo for Fire Island, and al PAichegue
with stage o Belieport Fire Place.
m-Isp Accommodation, eonneeng win hocfTp Beach
and HempsteAd.
1880 mBabyon Accommodation connecting with Hampstead and
Rosa
4O0 BBIpr for PAiehogue connecting valley stream VIII
-' Rockaway Hempsteaf Babylon with boat Tor
Fire Island and At PAtcbogue WITH stage for Benepon
and Fire Pace
s.oO n-pacbogue Accommodation stopping All stations
WV peciSg vita Hem psieSi aud RockAway Besrh
eoo BsbyIon With Hampstead
,ao H,rnes Accommodation connecting with Hampstead and
suSDAY TRAINS LEAVING BrsHwICK
o.nn -sunday mia stopping al all stations Hemp
stead and Roekaway B.sehl
a S Smd Rockawsy AcoonInedA'inn'
IS Roekawsy and Henpt~d AocoHmouA'"n'
400 d m-sundAy Babylon Accommodation =, -, ,.s. A..
Bosu Roosevst keviort ~ nirnes osoe eAht "e
SoathEi Eighthsf i..x4,y
ooAS ~~'' n WHITE Matter Of IranspOrtAtion
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
The days business ct the U. ST. Sub Treasury


being quoted at and per cent, prime discounts
moving at - to per cent.
United States bonds are quiet and strong, the
leading varieties ruling higher. We annex closing
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

The quotations Csi. qaadJ sas
halt above below the duOtel
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

sr JoHs. B.-scbooner Louisa D.
Fou. bsh.. llSs Oatmeal bbls 1l3 Cu Meal Dbl 4io
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NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RALROADAer June D. 1874, through trains will
Grand Central Depot.
Northern Express, cars
through Rochester and ST. Alhans
1890 Special Express with dawnsoom cars o Koch
Buffalo,
1U45 a m Northern and Western BIDress-
$40 D m, ALBANY ana Troy ExDreS
u Montreal Express with sleeping cars from New'fork TO
ST. Adams
600 m Express Daily with sleeping for Water'Own and
CaBandsigua o..,.....
Buno and Niagara Fss for Chicago both L. s. and IL Z
II00 n Express with sleeping Troy and Albany
way "S ~ ~ C II. KENDRICK
(enerA Pa Agent
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gteamboata ano RAILROADS..
4 LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM

LBANY and TROY BY DAY LINE STEAM
viBBARD and DANIEL DREW foot Of vestry.s. Pier
80 North $50 a. H. Tweutythird.st tuorh Of
Ene Ferryl AS. landing YONKBaS TARRYTOwN. and
NYAcK lby fery-bcso. POUGHKEBPsR, RH1SKBRCK. CATS
KILJ and HUDSON for s points Wes: and North
Tnp tickets to wRsT POINT, CORNWALL, ana ABwBURG,
returning day, 81.
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA. RUTLAND BURLINGTON, MONTREAL. and all
Norh West Low fare reduction all pointA The
elegant steamboats,
sUyNYsIDR and POWELL
leave DAILY (saurbsvs om Pier AZ North River
Connecting meroing ~ Y Central
and Boston and connecting railroads
JOSEPH CORNbLL supt.
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sR.oeps sa: shipping port. to-day sOs bs this dy last
sss. 80? bales. this day , year 6s o.s & 7 nss ss. sept con
.ohdsted IS days. receipts 10 6l5 bales Exports 1rel D van
s'i S :'PS os:s.s c "'
yesierA, forward devere. oGciay REPORTED sers " s
ss sP'' i7s 'a, os,sb 'ii i4as august ss!.%ss
% s' II . ss 100 soS Sass sovenSs AaSa II 5 total ZOO
bales. second cali 100 bales June u Lice 800 a% jslT
200 do October II 5iSc total 1000 bales For fu,o deliver
pes. show decline Of D. WIN "a, trnns,.OO' " 'H'
fS SS III ''iP,@E fs after qo T''7 ,ss % ?
81" $SS p s,s 81, s1 e. 45 y
100 7 5l 400 y G 200 II Pie 300 goo T. + is5 &
f4sii Il l5e yO 500 Il si32s 400 Il III Tss 4
II 2ls2c; 200 Il illec 300 II 2.s3e 5000 l7sss
200 dSo II M s 200 op j. 2 osos tSS y loo
500 l7c December, 100 IL s@i total IoTOo oses sAHa
COFFbB-There active demand for RO the offer
limited and the marke again higher We a9yane o % %
sales embrace $50 bags per Ontario PIE and 500 bag, per
Rochester terms not aDspred In T sades there a'S
iS5oe 54o bags Asria DO at i9d19ac
Ms4le Il se eaS Isnsra Is sS$oa js@ac 9@
Mexican lOa 2Oc savAna at 6q2ic and cnracOa, loqIs2
AL gold -,
C"a s. 3Jg son Peou coa At s. Is 6s7 English camel
s. 5Oas7 25 We Anthracite Lshish ,ey eargo - SOC
81 30 Red Ash "a 5U@S6 90 Pittson S4gs5 "i,sebsrre
30ds6 We sale 5000 tons 10 aVe Petou
c4SDLEs~ae steady dull AiamAnne II
S5c.; Paien, At Ss@39c and Parafane at 26a27c
sSS. ". as Scbo s III no 81 Sso Caracas Ordinary
7 Gq,y,qa ~ l and ssntG D%@nxo 5 ,o & Io, az T
with demand and good egree d eaness
peu,y ami close the lower for
grades under So and more active at the state LTa