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The Republican journal., 1874-08-20
Two Men Killed by Lightning.

HALLowELL, Aug. H. Dr.. j y Babcock
of this city, and Mir Thomas oanborn of
Boston, were killed by lightning on an
island in East Winthrop pond during the
severe thunder shower Of yesterday
morning Their bodies were found this
afternoon at three O'Clock, Dr.. Babcock' s
watch was stopped at thirteen minutes
before nine o'clock, indicating the time of
the sad event. He was young unmarried
man, greatly respected in this city for his
upright department and Christian charac-
ter. Mr.. Sanborn was on q visit to his
father in Manchester He was about IS
years OF age, and leaves wife and two
children. The two men were out fishing,
and sought the shelter of the trees Of the
island from the fury Of the storm.
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

Tuesday, young girl named Martha
Smith, eighteen years Of age, committed
suicide at Chesuncook, fifteen miles from
Bangor She was at a neighbor's visiting.
when young man with whom she had
been acquainted but a short time passed
the house. She went to the door and
called to hinto come back, but he did not
comply with her request. whereupon she
started to overtake him, but failing to do
so. drew a pocket knife, opened it, and
plunged the blade into her throat, infict-
mo a fearful wound. She lived about two
hours.
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

The republican papers refuse to say q
word about that Portland Custom House
exhibit, but keep right on talking about
the reciprocity treaty.
Portland is happy. They have arrested
two burglars, laden with plumber
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

The revolution in Tennessee haI Wrrst
cd from the Republicans that citadel of
their strength. Knox county, the home of
Brownlow, and the strongest Republican
county i'll the state. In 1872 it gave Grant
q majority Of 500 but in the late cleo
ton. ii gave lnaorites for the candidates
on the = anti-civil-rights" ticket ran@in"
from 800 10 "0o.
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

The work on the extension Of the Bangor and
piscatamis Railroad, from Guford, commenced
CO.. contractor, has large force Of men and teams,
and the work will be pushed forward with
yieor. The road will probably be completed as
far as Abbot during this season, and WltmntWo
years the people Of Greenvile will welcome the
iron horse at the foot of Moosehead Lake
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20
Joseph Titcomb,
For Members of Congress,

First District-BION BRADBURY.
Second District--PHILO CLARK.
Third DISCRETIONARY Il. o'BRlllN.
Fourth pietrat-GORHA !. RDINION
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

Hon. Timothy II. Hubbard, died at his
house in North Berwick on Monday. lie
was prominent lawyer Of that section, a
man of uncommon ability, and 4 kind
hearted, genial gentleman
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

The Bangor Whi@, that frequently calls
attention TO outrages upon motiending
people at the south, finds occasion to re-
cord the following as happening in the
high civilization Of its own city
Michael Shcchan, IN aged and partially blind
man, was attacked on Woods corner Yesterday
afternoon. by his son, who pounded his face 10
q Jelly. The unlilial youth was arrested.
Great fires are reported rs raging in the
woods of Canada, and the inhabitants flee
ING for their lives
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

Portland has elected ant-Ilamlin dele
gates to the County Convention, but the
grim and determined Hannibal apparently
has the pole in the race, nevertheless
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

ag-In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
o which the paper i. t--a1
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

Introductory iI:tNtf i'N rev. MI. Lopez
Of Hampdcn Sermon by Rev Mr.. Shrp-
ard of Hallowell Charge 10 Pastor bv
Rev Mr.. Blood OF RuekGport. Right hand
Of Fellowship by Rev Mr.. 1hurotnn Of
Prospect. Address to the people by Rev
Mr. Adams Of Camden. Concluding
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Duncan Of jackson.
The ordination services were al the linita-
rian Mectin" house. Mr.. Fitch continued
to be Pastor until May H., 1882, when the
connection between him and the church
was dissolved by mutual consent, Ills
successor was Rev Silas Mckcen who was
installed rcbnrarv Is 1898.
On the Sd Of November the first mum
Der of the Maine Worlingmcn's Advocate
made its appearance. II was of the same
dimensions and typographical appearance
rs the Maine Farmer the last number Of
which issued in the previous month. John
Dorr, Esq. who was for several years
bookseller here, and whose store was III
the wooden building at Ncsmith's Corner
on the site Of the one now occupied by Mr..
David Lancaster, was its proprietor. Mr.,
Dorr is still living in Augusta. Its poitl-
cal character was anti-democratic At the
close of its fifth volume its name was
changed to the American Advocate. the
publication of which ceased in April 1886,
During the greater portion if not the en-
tire period Of the publication Of the first
named paper it was under the cditorial
management Of Samuel Upton, Esq, =
prominent politician of the day. He re-
sided 4 while in Bangor after leaving this
place, andrcmovcd thence to Washington,
where he died in 1912, aged litty-scven
During q heavy gale in the evening Of
December 10Th, about twenty rods in
length of the east bridge, built in 1906,
was swept away; no attempt was made
to repair it but new bridge was built on
the site of the present free bridge as mar
rated in previous chapter.
At the annual spring meeting Peter
Rowe, James McCrillis and Samuel w.
Miller were elected Selectmen, Joel Hills,
Clerk, succeeding Mr.. Bradbury who de-
clined 4 reelection having held the office
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

Rs-BArE~ 4 LockI., y Park Row, New York,
are authorized agents Tor procuring advertisement
f,T Ia Il
The Republican journal., 1874-08-20

In Guelph, Canada, Mr. Hazel, not lik
ing the company his daughter kept at
night, followed her, as he thought, to
secluded place in company with man,
and shot both They proved 10 ho man
and woman who were strangers to him,
and are both fatally wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
HOKSEand CARRIAGE MARK Ell
NEw.YnRK. SATURDAY,. Anil 4 ls1.


The local horse trade of the week under
review has on the whole. been satisfactory dealers
although there has been such brisk demand as
well advanced season would warrant Ide inquiry for
me been steadily improving, but wind and
weather against cousummation Of many pending
Transactions ana the aggregate Of sales this direction
remained comparatively small Buyers of high priced
stock much caution in their selections Veern.
airy surgeons are rdc consulted yet sound desfa
BILE. and well matched carriage horses are meeting
with ready sales 40 firm prices ranging from 81 200 TO
81 per pair. Ordinary draught horses have been In
steady demand az unchanged values. The public auc-
ton mHrts more literally supplied than during the
preceding week. Sales were well attended. and good
stock generally closed ont at market values
SALES THOROUGHBRED AND TRoT1TNG STOCK
Tue tIOttLg stallion Kentucky Chief was sold by w
Il. Peters OF Bath County Kentucky, to Messrs j. b. a
G. Wilson OF the county for 81 200 three-year-
Old colt by AmOnt, dam by Ericsson (sOn Of Mambrno
Chief sold hy +. Muir OF Fdyettc County, Ky 10 r.
ings four years Old by Indian chief, recently sold
by j. A Milford TO Charles Riey OF Lexington Ky for
81 coo. TIE HamDletOnlan troting Countess was
purchased by Misner Bros. OF Petluma for S5gO The
pacing horse COpperbOttom, owned by W. H. Ewing of
Beaver County Pa, sold To Messrs. j. Ross Moss.
grow and DAVID A. Scott OF Springfield Jefferson County
Ohio. for $500. At the sale held at James W. Mllss
stock farm near Bulive, ". " ~ horses were sold,
realizing S6.<45, or an average of S29j per head.
The lots brought to the hammer during this DAYS sale
Messrs. Barker d Chase's CITY Auction Mart and
NewYOrk Tattersdls were described aud disposed OF as
follows:
U.se,. Had. Yea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY APRIL ls7rRpLE SHEET
, 4, s1e rs In store Lard IN r I'd den,nl at 0l4dl0.c
H. sts,dr Al IA loI slouder 9s foI Clear e so,'

.,s, 4, $40 rs 10 store Lard IN god dem,nl odl0ise
B Bssan sssS for sloae'i 97 for Clear Rib Sides
mpwsrKrS April 4-Four romir, 81 7oss9 % for rI,I,
sgH9s M %h 81 SIS? Jus si q os - s lS' AID IN
No Fresh cash Com Urn AUD in far dsma Ri d
nomsay Il IS for No Spring Fresh 81 40 for Nc Do Pos
Rep drmiy fS 7 for Kettle s for 900 bb.
Flour and 10 900 Wheat shipments? 900 tSli Flour and
SSNo D April 4sugsr firm ard good demand 77'c
i' Fan ss Fe fr, !, $ai6 & Bottom 5oa55 Coffee
easier; dealers ha1d. 5oI boc. DO in 9I.t hands @
bars sales Of 0ra5! at p ggs & taI ea ~
~ PINE - 2 2,st S.r G1S Dg rn7gf D0
oswEeo April 4flou s'od and anchsnged & OF 10 o1s
w,.e W e iI IS So IS s Double Rs Wheat in moderate
se Of 300 tG.S NS cluS q AZ aaoa. 500 500
81 rs 400 usb Extra White Michigan q So Con cent es,'
BsJ S' Cen Mea 81 50 fer 81 co lOr UGe',lsi
e MIeet unIss9sed a ~ Tor SsoTa r 5, 10 New.
York Albany 3Ge Receipts By Lake-'Sooo oa'h "He"
IHllar sa april 4PeIea crd. llallh'' re-
e i.c n esis ard AT 7o' FIl 81 rs 81 81
y.9,a indians end c 09,S a. Eye t H 81 R 81 o. Com
aca Yeios $50 Western hIIsd Sic Oats steady "he o.
0i de o 3pn af a and unchanged Wheat a and
charged 81 23aSl 23 for 10 Spring 81 ~ or ~" H eu
track oats declining nuse,edat Doe COR No at bs
s .51 =, S s ' PORK ' s n hc6e at SIC up coau
gig 80 aSe h at clos. q sto 10, Ce.r Rb D des s ~
81. for Clear RIB Sides 9iaGS Lard his9e
a. a Tor Kettle up countrs. Hogs - 50a<i 20 9
h = g gS%l - for so ooa p Fine BeS,S IS
S0ss to Extra a 10Y Or o. fS 700 6gh Bale and
OIspo April 4Foq1 seds Wheat stee5! q 81 % G 80
q 452; seller las, half Of April - az No. t - To-, f
Mixed; NAV. June 7Oci Augu &c i9T ahe 90 e \,
SG c at - IS Rscdr,s~27o0O bush Wheat 600 bush
Corn and 900 bush. Oats Shpmen-l,OOO bbs Flour 2VOo'
wLsSsfos g. Apn 4SPts Of TGIgsstas sl q q, a., t2
| Hard 81 30 for Yellow Dip Iar-iesdy at ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06

~ .sasr. -in 1000 ar. a. At g. British brig WIN l0V
Wsss n,skt he pas, wee been ehsrseteIea
much ysshpes and good degree Of s hasn
especially Bntsn Inc s hi orders
sheue he hp receipts contributing the buoysne ana @ and
siesl advance fhts and scarcity OF M weather
Ss IVES, ef late TIE movement q Wheat bs seed
has SecS ihe Of iane IN set"E large
aaspseT sSrnS seems eer9, sssE nav
weather ge and Sss an oS S s o the this week
suae " the moderate stocks he hsn In bs manner the
ss reS,s Of Flour from North et sine the l 81 sIa s
ss =. ..SSun's6 i'I I,nd most been
daring Winter and Win gnu plf az Of
@ ess cune5 on earl, The Winter In Mnneso the sale
Of SEED whes! for Illinois, ISSS S seed great measure
,sSs,, FOR the small localities ul we are in;nso
The 0gSS9 Sas ss Should fsrwe. te!eng
Wheat eaE, hey will De more q'PS I our Syces
r~ssecnns Winter Wheat generally avorabe niue he
I.sS sSo al e ises bid counting 90 higher prices later the season
bs The prospects are sga3s' then Ise sSSa m IN lin.
.Tsded We notice quite stock IN store since
Iss sodn accepting ne 5,i S i 1 @ BIO bush toe
spending time last year ne MleSt 9aIe gS csrsces I
.port Hud the scarcity Of egt room ON Iy
III steGT a asg the m;ae i' ss sGS bush
81 - for UnUsded loss h9ga ana 9caS Spiys ~ 46a
sP Is for No. ChcSSo So66g 81 90 cE No NJ wsgEe
.ss Ne Mnnsot q 81 0z 2 10y white spnsr pelnde'
f. az ssle. are 30 900 bash YESTERDAY at 81 +s@l 90 @
zoo Sa. S0 Ws s State ~ NJ o 80 GTb weer
81 68 Barley quiet but s'eS a. 0 and sreadt sales
900 City private terms o2s t better ana 2ae @ S
s s95 I 9 wlie At S2a65e; Western GOaG2.
White 90 S5Si state At 81 Sc2 o5 Me- Con active an
strong chiefly for export tL8ugh fair i9T NE ao w g
s,a "a SSt for NeW ard d9Oc Old; Western White
.s9% southern White at S9q9-e jersey leo" ''-'
EeaBd yellow al SS09Uc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
The al ports from Sept 1878
April A. 1874, were as follows:


April 4Tbe market quiet with change
in limit their purcl immediate
being mostly small lots. Fine fleece
Extra and Double LIi Oh and Penn
choice lots Michigan Eoces have Deen selling
ol BUYERS; the about the
but 50GJlc all be obtained for good
lines Of Michigan. CoIsbng woods and f. Domestic il
and the small lots offering readily taken at
6OG62r, and choice lots would bring 63GGie; 9 n
In Pulled there has been considerable doing
buyers appear comparatively prices
article Low Pulled dull and unsuitable,
forced OF sGkage Of Sa Zoe 10 The
highest point February Choice supers also Dc D.
the highest Very little has been California
Wool The sales Of the include Ohio and Pennsylvania 81 Boa
63c; Western, and AZ GJOo
Corbng aud DesDe 6OdG2e Tub jjd58c; sl lj
Fne Nos 72l2c; Shod1y Sc; Super Pulled, 4Od
55c; California. 2gc Spring California. 3OQ37c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,tn,N, Ami -wheatFa inquiry nprcvtHst
sr@ ses on street small ,s rosa depot 81 O5
soIr SHn got s SitO0 6,s o"iet No Mirc Safe snc
would bring J9c. Barlej very dull Mall AL -,
ya1I ao an upfsrged Wheat dal Choice White 81 50;
psr to PRIME Do u 6Oasi 70 Choice Amber 81 50 Good
PRIME Red = 65dsl 20 Comnoa GO, - 50asl 60;
Peahsyvn DO 5OG$l 70 Ohio ard Ieaara DO ~ Gsl tS
So S EoSaera {s% sGas2e we,,srn sa a
r.nyd Poy.ass srr Me- PcE fiG jOqtl6 70 Bulk Meats
sAOslaer. 6i2o6a Clear Rib sides 8 B9onShouders 7t
Butter active and lover saes Of NsS To- a. - o1 dsn S
srpplIo 4lmpogt. The s "a hGuTs,-4 500 bbis
1000 bush Barley ETports2O 500 Wheat 81 0Js
sSnSs sc Is Bsie u 5os7 rs Ambei wtar 81 25e
ss 20 White MSsr = 1888 Wet GIN a. ~ sayS's MI
81 40 Red wae 81 55dSl GO White Winter, 81 d0as 20
oS hsa a. Sc os, quiet No wesslI ht 55e barley du
90 s No il Dsrse rye 1oH!qs o. Rfs Ma, SIN er
Tsr.da Canada, 81 JOaS2 Western 81 1851
State IL 10 IEoNec Co. 81 o0Gsl 30 Otbe ARTICLES
cscsSo Apnl 4-our steady whan fair demand lover at
q fS5 NoH sgHss y 2 Ne 60 Bg Jgi I S e. *P "a
Gem n Ar demand Dd lower At 81 &c Tor No Me SPOT Or April
sst Ny S o No SI Me- 4 % Ne & 4e "a Nav
A2le ke steady gogg2e for No Barley QUE. enc ss,
bb bSs The l.s reported Change cash ard Ap. s.d
s ~ M ' Su H. N sd a ,S Tses.ns
e. Sc RcepsiS 600 bS Foar 90 900 bust wheat 1000
sSaeSts-s 900 bbG Flour $4,000 Wheat 80 900 bush
sscTsssT April Flour ss 50 sSass 90 e. r.mil,
VS.. scss s R sS. g o GS B sfs g &
epng PerE quiet Sl6d sl6 20. Lard fm at
BIZ for Steam 9 for Kettle Bult Meats steady &C. fof
Nhouder &c for Clear BIB Sides S2dSe for Clear Sides Bs
Arm y for shoulder 9a9 for CleI RIB sde' gre for
Clear WbsEI tTm At 02c
CxvELAsD A-Pur good demand sbd unchanged Grain
uiet unchanged 81 64dS 50 for No Red Cornses Of
Low High Of ]
BE White No 2, 49c Petroleum quiet unchanged
12112L for STANDARD White l6dl6l4c for STATE test
DETRoIT. April +5FiouI quiet sne unchanged Wheat
ssssdy At 81 620Sl 81 for Extra 81 81 for Nc White 81 A. y
for Amber Michigan Corn steady zoe Oats good demand
81 aS3e Recep-l 900 bbs Flour ID GOO bush Wheat 1000
1nst Com and 600 bush Oss. spHen1lO 900 bbs Flour
4 900 bush Wheat, and 200 bush Com.
IrtyIK Apr 4-PlOuT quiet and unchanged Wheat nominal
Con oplet AM gBebsuged sold 5S062c Provisions qe
sold At $40 25 bgH Meats so a. 6e- for Shoulders Sig for
Clesr RIB g5s SOC Tor Sides loose Bacon sold at 7 for
ebour 8.e for Clear Rib sides go for CesI sdes packed
Ham sold l2slZ9e LarJ Aoa AZ oe IW ueet
hsxPns April 4-Piour oau and nominal Com sIoei;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
Saplnqs ioanHs
L)ipincno Notices.

Orucs CENTRAL RAILROAD CoArAET % NEw-IE-sEl
lIg LtnEHrY,r, NEw-N ORR, April .. 1874
a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO and
u ONE UALF has this day been tc PAYABLE aud
after MONDAY XOth lnt ohce he SiOEhC4Cr O. r.
cord on g ocsinr of the transfer books
The transfer books cyac 'om Moja- no 9Th Wedne
dav. the 18Th inst. SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer.
INTEREST On CITY STOCkS.-The INTER
ha BONDS ani STOCKS of the CITY and COUNTY Of
L. 1874 viii be paid that BY the Cham
Tie Books
be closed from March - 20 Nay j, j. -.
AND. II. GREEN Comptroller.
q Nevyo Department o. finance Cmp,roe oIce Marcl
Is ls74
OPYICt OF TrR Iiorsros TRXAs CENTRAL RAILWAY Co
No 81 WAII-sT.. EFv.YoKa March 70 1874
THE COUPONS due April 1 on Consolidated
4 vii! BE- paid al National Cty Baut.
w. H. RICE Fusnoial Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
rE 80. raox ssH-lonE Eon raa wEEk ENDINe

Totals $50 s472962 55lO6l 1G22 55s390 ll76,326
TOTALS nov. /, 1873.
porh Lard 10. Beet. tcS Cheese ID Talow 10
ll2 1873 5 Ob4 76S~bgjG 39iS4 1900, p Sj4 l29
Pok bhls Baron 10 Bee, Cheese. ~ TGow, 10.
N s34 74GO7 $40 693 2G6 l429j7SJ 1850 l6S
RICEIhe market al descriptions continued seYj sales to-
comprised 20 casks Carolina at and 2OO bags hslgoon
81 paid.
SHEDS and nominal for all kinds quoted al lOG
1OL,e. Glover 50 % for Timothy.
STEARNMsket sld rly active sales Of - tcs at lO,
snd 40 Obj closing at 1880 1890 for Choice.
sUGASThe for Ras- the basis of 81 441
81 sales euhracd 10 hhG 4O3 boxes and lOOO bags
20 bids Muscoaio 81 40 hhf Molasses Sugar At 7ac
CaYtd 1Si li3 Centrifugal at Ss1Si 40
4 au1 600 bags Centrifugal az S0
s YESTERDAY reported 81 hhds Centrifugal st;
II II hds Jamaica 5l6c; and 100
Centrifugal &c Refined Sugars steady HsIds, lOlfdl
snd A. 9l2d9'sc
TALON fairy sales Of 200 out-ofowu stock,
h7A $4,000 u do AZ 7sD74cthe latter for Fancy, and 90
WHISKY lsver and dull; sales Of $50 bbls at 97c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LospoN April 4-l2:3O mCOuso for money 92d92e for
.la092 New FVes 1913 Enc Railway shares,
35ia 4 d.spatch from Paris quotes Renes At j9L zoe.
LOsDoS, Aprl4-5 -Ine amount 81 bullion withdrawn from
te Bank balance to-day lOl 900 Paris dispatches
quote Rentes az COZ Sc. . 49,.
April 4Unet States FyeIwenty BONDS SS4 for
fhe issue Of 1852. 80.
LIVERPOOL April As m-sreads'o1 are quiet Lard 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06

LOR SAIL
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
2, =. AND 10 PER CENT.
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS,
RAILROAD BONDS.
CITY RAILROAD STOCKS,
and choice STOCKS and BONDS paying 10 20 cent At
the loves, market rates. by
ALBEIT H.. lNICOLAY e. C0yu
NO. AZ fINL-sTI NBW-lOhk
N B-Iuvesmeni securities specially ~ years
THIRD lnoSAL BANK. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 10 1s7i.
WE are prepared TO attend 10 the FUNDING
w and REGISTERING Of TENNESSEE BONDS. Information
heer1y given copy Of the Funding low furnished
application 80 hpohh 'VNhs 'tNhIst
sf Ihs AssRsitAp ca. New 'loIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06

To,,.. ga 6s2 o,254 $50 lS,460,6l7
g., .74S SO7 Sl7499 l6,j613O6
60 II 40 qlO 12l77JI ,5G4

HAr AND STRAwTb market fairly setye and steady we quote
s5e and SA Hay a70a7j Straw Long Rye at ooaSoe and oa
sTiISSIs-poneshc remained Que, and little done For
quiet bat steady and previous Quotations gs nal
repeated TbeI Is to be an sa'oh sale OF lus' 'A VI '0O
H%VGI SToREs-T6e market Spirits Iurpentne 5nlea 9ge
nd loo b PRIME southern at 4sc Strained Resin steady at
81 5OdS2 55 With 500 bbls sold within he range ~ NE "a
WinngtoB. CIV about - - a. - S12
Crude ,b are da aud unchanged Melhadeu arriving slowly quoted
Ing the closing the Exchange yeer
siI business Reaned transacted outside at stronger
Tay The market wa, a9s a1d weaf f Nav 'C
Little sought after though hrmy held al zV NsI9na Jun
auiry al lie shipping Cue nominal At lie The primary markets
generally qoe d fE9 quoted 81 aarAsi he m.1
Iei stronger dull quoted l5'QJ spot a1d APRIL and
16l4al6s May; sales late yesterday no, fe9oil SoV or, q;
NAV and 900 bbs, lst 10 ION Ju1e both at l6ie ~,
PROVISIONS feeling that DISTINGUISHED our PORK market
this sy week has since been though without
rsbe vsrsbeess The demand has been largely to cover future
TO Mes demand may noted for Prime Mess for export and
this firm The stock is reduced Notwithstanding the liberal sIt's
D Tor the future April and June delivery closing
SD so former ard s6 95a$17 She latter To-day the
cash and regular are $50 1887 Mess 81 for
Sf Es rs S s7dSd s5 $oco GS Mes for Nav $i7
2250tb DO for June - beet u tm aud far d9Snd sales
EIt Mess slj for Packet Te Reef inactive f Beef Hams
ave steady sales 20 bills Southern Cut Meats
and s2eso for smoked 800 Hams At Ia q ieI Smoked
zoe eGes Soi ssstss lo Boz 0E9 B
:, u.s. i6 00 . dol al q7se and 900 rs DO at 9a4c
H. scare and erm POO short Clear &c. and
.esJ NV, Wi, nj tsIc At i5c for No l. Zoe for Civ IL
s To- o. i p, ra SEAN and 80 ere Ordinary No Western
s' 265 so oa grade AZ & and oV s5Se GeSnSa Sn
b,erv 80 a. Tor future delivery We $500 uees o April
81 IOdlO l1Gc; 1850 uece' for Ma" lOsalO 3l6ci 25O
~,r"ATs or rEoy,loSs PROM sEx-1osx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-06
finantlal.

BONDS of DEFAULTING RAILROADS
ID BOUGHT and SOLD.
BROOKLIN SECURITIES SPEciALTY.
.YoRK BROOKLYN Gas STOCK BorGHI SorD
GEORGE II. PRhNIlSs, 80 BkoADsI, ROOM %
COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE CO.
u CASH CAPITAL 81 900 900. BANhERS and MERCHANTS
BANKING OFFICE 20 WILLIAN-Sr. corner Exchange place
WAREHOUSES; ATLANTIC DOCK BROOKLYN .
CASH ADVANCES made FlRST-CLASs SECURITIES on de-
snd and time CASH ADVANCES made all kinds Of MERCHAN
Disc stored WAREHOUSES; on FAVORABLE TRIMS
& PAUL J. ARMOUR President
JOSH r EAvAkR0 Vice President
'--- JUhF BAIRD, "a vice-PfesdenL
FEL1CIANO LATASi, 80 YcePresideut
p,pl 7 Armour william d. BOwermsn, {. H. Delamater,
- q S,r.rro Felcsno Latasa, Juan j. Jova,
IN, Raid Thomas Murphy. Henry II. Hyde.
MILAN TOBIN. Superintendent Of Wareho1ses
' JAMES CLYNE Secretary.