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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-29

STAfD OF 1OCISIAEA-PARISE OF SallA:a~
5Ast Niorics, City Of tev 0SsH-A
GrsTE - IOsISyAKA ~. 4. IOr q? e9orAo
tovRin0 tie corner Of Ggsnt ss:.l lstsvstO
ereets in square HA s: Ass- nd ~ xlt Ss,e
VI l. 4. peiNS.
ESA9a TAX CoLtsCs q slEs. ., b
-. 1oS SrNvier strset
Sso Orleans, OecelnlDr ~ l8S.
t1Y VIRTUE OF THE POWER ~ SIC 1EsTDD
10 by The act OF the Legislature % wis State, No.
1. % 1873 approved 4srCh IL 1874 Ain pIOoeeA II
sell az Nubs 0IctiOn. ct office, Ss 1895 raesr
str.ut IN sas esd Jrst District 81 tllsstv. OF,
NONDAI, January 4, l3s5, 1t tos.ve s'sec4 D.,
the niio wing described 4ropeIfL, to Vie
ACERTAlN LOT Dg LROCAD On slIAse ~.
D bounded by Iro.r Lazy etc. Futon aiaGiioA
streets fronting On Pront and Latavee.a s.-sets,
measuring z feet inches o. ll8 faee
Sad property having Y en Sc. nd By M 70 sss.sfe
debt due the State of Louisiana tor ia xes upon
said property Cor tse year 1873 amounting - one
hundred and seventy four dollSrN toSetlw S Gl:h
all costs, penalties and Charges.
1t sad sale the property will nss - Aij Gcaset
unless the bid ID for sufficient amoune 90 as.isfv
the aforssai& claim tOgethes With lie penalties
thereon, I'D III costa sil euas SEA ohs y ~ bs7s
accrued.
Abe purchaser at tbs sale tiy De pc il :eme-
date possession, But the OwueB has sle YiclN 10
/, redeem within SIX months upon the fayAnns To
tn purchaser of the purchase pIce, AID al cost
and charges together with fifty Ter eeAt Ai9 o.
upon the purchase price.
1ermSVCAsh on the speeo
Z 4. YoiAAf
Stsss Tax Csllas:a. firss District, Ctr - Esv
Orleans. de22 80 ia3
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AUCTION SALES,
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SASE OF AMERICA S-NS

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05

Labor conquers all things. Ev-
erything that we do has to have a
certain amount of labor expended
on it to bring it to n state of per-
lection. However difficult it may
appear, however impossible it may
seem to be, remember if you at
tack it with energy, and labor with
nj! your might, your efforts will be
crowned with success.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05

We will warrant goods very
Our aim always to satisfy and please our customers; more
particularly those WIN cash for their Goods Cali
Examine Goods. Spring Stock If EoIOyVS
and CDitiVnaOrs already iE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05
ACTION, THE SOuRCE OF POWER.

In the degree that we employ
ourselves We acquire Power. As
nature, ever shifting and trans
forming. is most beautiful and de-
licious when il 10 not strictly eli her
spring or summer or autumn,
morning, noon, evening or night (;
so all the potency we ever possess
Is referable TO our moments of ac-
ton. or when we are experiencing
or effecting Changes; the period OF
transition is that in which power is
developed; to acquire aud TO WELD
il we must be forever seeking TO
quit the state we are in and TO rise
into q higher one. Power accord
ingly, which is only life under an
other name, is receivable, essenti-
ally, into constant progression 1t
never consists in the having been,
but always in the becoming; we
flourish In proportion to our desire
TO emerge out os to-day. IL is Of
ten asked concerning a stranger,
Where docs he come from The
better question would be, Where
IS he going to? Never mind the
antecedents, If he be now in some
shining pathway. Other people
arc continually heard wishing to be
Settled" 1t may be useful to be
settled rs 10 our ply sical resources f;
but to be settled in any other way
is the heaviest misfortune that can
befall man, for when settled he
ceases to improve, and is like a ship
stranded high upon the sand. Who
is the man from whose society and
conversation we derive soundeSt
pleasure and instruction? Not he
who, as it is facetiolsly said, "has
completed his education but he
who, like bee, is daily wandering
over the fields of thought. The
privilege of living and associating
with person who knows how 10
think is inostimable; aud nowhere
is it felt more profoundly than in
the intimate companionship of
welded life.
To exchange those thoughts and
Eympathles which make the life of
one the property and inspiration of
the other, aud to be so vitality
united as to render marriage the
natural expression of q common
nature and destiny, is surely q great
and divine end, worthy the ambi- |
tion OF Gods most perfect men and
women.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05
WONDER OF NEWSPAPER PRINTING.

The New York Herald elaims
that recent Sunday edition con
sisted Of one hundred and fifty
thousand copies. Each number
consisted Of twenty pages, that is
one hundred and twenty columns,
of which seventy eight were ad-
vertisements and forty-two read
ing matter. The Herald:
"A detail which will be perfect
ly new TO non professionals is.
that to produce one hundred and |
fifty thousand copies, it is neccs-
sary to take nine hundred thous-
and impressions. To accomplish
this the short time allowed, five
rotary Hoe presses, of eight and
ten cylinders each, and two Bull
lock perfecting presses, were kept
rolling of Mt the rate of one
thousand q minute. To drive
these huge presses, two large en-
g!nes of eighty horse power were
kept in motion by burning six
tons of coal in the furnaces. To
form the stereotype plates for the
cylinders, eight tons of type metal
were used TO cast one hundred
and forty-eight plates, weighing
when finished and dressed, thirty
eight pounds each. The ink on n
single copy would not be taken
into observation by the average
observer, bat it required seven
hundred and twenty five pounds
to keep the rollers prepared to
leave the imprint of their kisses
on the eighteen million virgin pa
Ses that were to glow at daylight
with the news. And these rollers
were composed OF five hundred
pounds of glue mingled with one
thousand pounds Of honey.
Then the virgin pages-the paper
on which all this is printed.
There are eighty men and boys
about tho presses, handling sheet
by sheet as it passed through the
press, until seventeen tons, or "a
thousand pounds arc printed on
both sides. If you were TO pile
those sheets one upon another,
they would make a monumot one
hundred and twenty feet high"
WHAT WE INuALE.-Mr. Dan
Ger, by washing out with distilled
water % cubic feet of air from tho
city of Manchester, England
about $50 drops of liquid in which
the microscope discovered $50 or
ganic beings in the one-thou
sandth part of drop, or some AZ
millions in the $50 drops. These
had, OF course, been taken mp by
the water from the % cubic feet
OF air, which is only the small
quantity inhaled by one man il
ten hours. Besides these being.
there were also many other sole
dust-particles. The scientific Off
GERS of the Board of Health il
New York, have lately done thu
same thing with air obtained from
our streets, from our theatres, etc
They took simply the particles o
dust settling on glass, and thi
showed by microscopic eXamina
ton that the street dust is til,
finer the higher it is collected
and consists of sand from quarts
and feldspar, carbon from coal o
lamp black, fibres of wool, cotton
ETC., of different colors, epidermi
scales, granules of starch, whea
tissues of plants, hairs or down
and different kinds of pollen
Fungi were very abundant; an
when water was added, and tn
contents exposed to heat an,
light for half day, thousands o
animalculn made their appearance
while the fungi sprouted and mul
tiplied, and formed q perfect M
croscopic aquarium, full Of vcgC
table and animal life.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05
J. /. CASE & CO.'S THRESHING MACHINES
liza their

ItFeshaO idchile Keepers goods
Class acitt be SOLD farornbe for pmT-
chaser. Other Goods--ONLY FOR CASH.
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prices.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05

A neat reply was that given by
a suffering man, when telling q
story to some OF his friends.
"Speak it plainly, man." said one.
81 ca-ca-nt," he answered; "bu-
bu-but l wa-wa- want you to I'M
derstand that if mummy tongue
shutters MN mind don't stutter.'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05

HUNoR IN ADversity.-Dr John
Brown, in Good Words, tells
story of n lady suffering from
what seemed likely to prove IA
tai quinsey. Her husband, who
was deeply attached to her, was
bending over her in the utmost con
cern. She could swallow nothing.
BY some strange and scarcely vol
untary within of association he OK
pressed his wonder if she could
swallow n compliment. The re-
mark so tickled her that she broke
into a laugh; the laugh burst the
quinsey, and she owed her recov-
cry to what must otherwise have
been pronounced the most unsea-
enable of jokes. There lived ut
Dumfries, in n former generation,
n minister celebrated for his hui
NOR. His wife, TO whom he was
much attached, having died, the
guests assembled at the funeral,
and among them q well-known
bachelor, between whom and the
minister many n shaft of wit had
llown. The minister's heart was
as sad and sore rs possible, yet,
at the sight of the old doctor, he
could not refrain from touch of
the old humor. "Come away, doc
tor, come away, it will be a long
time before have this to do for
your
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05
THE THREsAER OF The PERIOD

This is the famous VIBRATOR THREsH
ER, which has created such = re, oiuIion
in the trade and become so fully estab-
Iished As the -'isadI1g Thresher'' Of this
day and generation. More than seven
thousand purchasers and ninety thousand
grain raiSers pronounce these machines en-
Iireiy unequaled Tor grain saving TING saw
ing and money making.
Eoar sizes made, viz: 24-EneIl, 2S-fnell,
80 inch. and Sci nch 6 linders, with a.
8. 1 0 and 12-Hcrss .-aIountedss Power
Also Separa1Ors ''alone'' expressly for
steam FOWers md Improved PORT
ABLE STEAM ENGINES for steam,
Machines.
all persons intending to buy Thrsshine Ma
chimes, or Separators alone" or Horse Pow
ers alone" as well as s,rain Rafsers and
Farmers who want their grain threshsti saw
ed and cleaned to the best advantagc are In
vited to send for our new forty page IIIustra-
ted Pamphlet and Circulars Sent freel rtS
ing full particulars about these Improyed
Machines aad other inforuati vallIslIle q
farmers and thresherIuen. Address,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD q co.
1I-4ssoN4teE Bettie Creek, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

LoHDoy April 1912 30 mConsols ''r MONEY o2Ha"ze
scco1nt 32taag2A+ Uniei States fve"enV V'L''
1865. 1851 Ere Kliwav shares 322g DO. PIeerd %
IvRRPOoL Ann 10l2:3O u-Notton Is que' sud
900 incning 900 for speculation ana eior
SO 900 bales Of which o0 @ ss % a
and 900 tie Nork IN port is 80
including 46l,OOO Amerean the rveis Of ne wees G,J
lao bales neui1g II 900 Americans; aetra eioI nuo
bales. Tie receipts Wtea; r'he pls three Jays nave pe
quarters. incuiiu- 50 600 American. no, am
LoNDoS April TO- p n-Ee Railwrv shares 32h"5a , h
LlvRuro)I Apnl 100 mfhe Cotton ahoM Is tyoUV'
ipcIniug 25 OOD American. BreaduRs firm "heat
1910 pf cnta FOR Csrforhil white aui II II or hel
spring Bce 81 &C. for New Mes LaTu 100 WI "
Bacon At 10 per est for Long Clear MddieS - .,..,
IO3 mIhe rate oi discount N 'e op,u
Tor three month bs Is 3as cent when = per esh g p
Bao az Tngari rate Rre iilsaJ shares, 32240-'4 iA '
patches quote Rentes AZ 59t f2ioi ~ -, 49,. -. ,d.- 100
bales were American. FINN
LoSboS Apr 1915 mThe amount Of hnlon withdrawn rom
the B,ok Of on 6aaace TO-DAY is 10000 Conso for mo
g2ag2l2 for the account 52l2H92s Enc Railway tISs -
York Central 80 Pans dispatches quote Rene ~ Owl 92
Pa ,TrPoRT Apn lO-untej States bonds 9os Tor lsoZs
IIyyRpooL Apd lO-J D. m.-Couon sales on the bas'
yjdnr Unapd nothing below Good Ocinary shipped hah h
me market and fabrics AZ Manchester qe
and unchanged Lard, 10 70 ttf e"t o,.
ASTwgRr Aof iO-f roeum 80 II FOR hne Pale Amer'n M
IoSnoy Ami lO-EyennzSpnts Iurpcntne opeGce AZ o-o
and closed at 32j q ewt sp-rm OH &lOJ 2 'oA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EEwYoRE Apr 10.BEEyEsRecepts to-day, s at JERSEY City
were 81 car. OF head 26lS for the four
37l7 for corresponding four days asi week There
were not willing paw prices asked they
paving MONDAY and trade was extremely dull at further
that IS 4Ods5 90 100 Chicago had he sold at lQ
the Cattle under the actual cost 10 say nothing Of
s a. is y f. to dres IS n to the gross cv but equally
Cattle sold at ard the raage for pstye eT was
SO So 10 Compared With the transactions FRIDAY Of last
e prime with further reduction in most Of los Of
resS receipts were SO cars for Morris w,Ie Co.. IA
AIeTou Co, and I cars hr Fuller, Martin Co
svssge, 2Gl2l2c b about lie p h. to dress 81 u all
IL Me,e for Alerton Co 20 Illinois steer ia cwt average
nIll ll4Gl2tic = n. and hsd two carloads not sold.
average at m p r Sc gross cwt Do
pshy damaged or bruised eNt s'e IL, dress
% c Kahn sold for Kahn Baker SO light Indiana steers @ cw
Sc b. weghthe at lOe y n to dress o6 n, aud the
ccney Aefssou D.ds.m.n coarse OItyhe Kenuely
so"s6 in BY Ssr s. cS i2al5ac . b. drc. IS n
Fitch bay account 81 rough IndianA steers evt
D. %ai.s for aort w4.e. Co.. l7e Illinois steers IA ert
" Dudley sold for Morrs Co.. l56 ino. strong
10 % n to dreS, 90 u ~ ao 1Gd 10 &C., 9Ht, m a.
slO S d S6 80 5 Id 80 fa Dd: 1ys ...r. eA5Fe.f' e. % 90
''ts Geo rods for Morris q little steer 50 .rt at lOe n
NJ GOdsm Morn. Co, 10 llhao steers = est II
aI2llc q bi AZ dO 6aa7a eTt, ll.Gl2e anu 81 d0' 'a
ssmuel. Morris Co, II Illinois Ga evt at lOlt1
nd 50 cwt, l0slc 10 dress 56 ~
400 head including l72 at Forty
ebtt and POO OnehuDdredh and the total for the lest four
asv S24 against 10 for The market
vas depressed ght demand and limited rsnssobs
Hume Elo ~ ve lZ2 N At &c D And
MeC;rsw sold do l2s n lOc. y 10 Farmers senBg TOO
for profitable buines
and s number would suit the demand better
ssKnP-Prh offerings Is and
Cit, total Of n 1857 besd nskng S735 for the
the corresponding hel
prices wanted liberal ana with
limited the market ruled beAvy i7d9e per
sheep and at 5G for shesred Some
Of the best sheep holding for 9 D. and even T s bot
these sgurrs could n be obtained TO-DAY
n Pdcoet sold 1853 Illinois l29 svertg st 9 per
40 do l6 D at S 226 clipped Ohio sheep lOf ID at lei aud
"a Jersey ewes, SS n, At csc
Judd Bnesbgbm sold 426 Ohio sheep 6pe WOOL lOO2
PC 70 and l95 do sOo lOI 4 b OF o4e
lq5 Indiana DO, so n, AZ 7c
Philip Lsre od l73 Michigan sheep Zine WOOL 9Oi AverAss
Ssse sud 1870 do, 92 N, at Sc
Hume Elliott sold 2s2 sheep 81 10 al Sic n
ard 2OS DO. ssh n. Si4c
swSE-Fresh srA 10 s57 hog msEing 1874
for last four das against 1919 for last ~eet
Nothing doing i've bos The oougned eIourSey
sAugereTs Ctyfesse bogs advanced " Tao
7asc y h for nelialn and LsLI wegats-
BUyyALo Apn l0C.TTLK-Tbe receipts 9s6
total supply for
agsnst
sales market Presh arrivals
nents Tue yGrds we'll cleared
TO-DAY. including
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
COTTON MARKETS.

PROVIDENCE April 1OCotton weekly receipts l4j bales sales
SEwORIEAss April iO-Co,,on ead, fair demand Midding
l6e ne! 2f eie 6 IT, IN t O5 C5re s bale b tse 2S2
bales sales 1000 baes; stock 2085 Ia bas weekly net receipts
1876 baes gross 10 li9 bales to Great Britain - 95
bales to the 5s bales to France s2l2 bales eos"'e
MosTsosrEY Apnl iO-Cotton firm; Low Mdng l5c weekly
receipts, baes Shipments $50 ba!es stock 1874 S14 bales
PGl.9sirns Aprl 10 Cotton quiet Madng, l79l75,s pet
receipts 7s bales 80 bse'i weekly net receipts 40 bales
st Loris April lOCoton quiet and unch'pyed Mddngs lGc
receipts 800 bs shipments 2e2s b1.es sae 5sl bales
u ssn. az A<' @ f. & 200 S. stock 5000 bales
weekly net rs bae, jsGj baes exports Great
LousyLLE Apnl io-Cooa s,a; Midine I8e ,e,.
retep. 2s bap % fTos 26i b e1sc eoase ~ bi
sales j75 ssesi sprne 20 bales stock 'ZbS bales ueAy
bales o bales sales 3s baesi spinner 100
wIxsGrov April Cotton qgiet Nliinr lGc receipts
1G2 bales stock 1876 bale. "ee.y net receipts $50 bales exports
PoRT ROYAL April 10 receipts l4j bales stock
EoiyoLk April IOCottou steady Low Mtdlnr, l5i net re
eep, $40 bales exports eoniNse SlO BALE sales 100 9its
BGsn 05 bale. eoAS.si.s C55i t; sales 227o bales
ap M o..9 & .lo I S6 e. 10 % .etr Ite Isssp
47s9 Gaie. .hipmenis AL bales s9arsr' 100 bale.
MEsrms. Apn lo-coton eadg, TAR demaa offerings hTht;
a9s o nns s7 b i:& 4oess bs. weekly 2 receipts s
SafTsPrT Das Apr 10 totson firm Low m1dnr 1850
SJ3 bales shipments Jli bAei .ass li3i bales
CoTssrs April lO-Coiton iur; Mtllng l5c weekly
receipts 593 bser shpmeuis ss6 bales @ Iol2 bae, ,Pia
pe 2Gl bales socE IS74 = 80 halef, 1873 gUI bales
MACON Apn for best grades 4ddlng, lJc
receipts 252 bales; shipments l2iO bai s4les 3OJ b.es
stock. 1874. G.il9 bates; 1873, 92l9 bales.
April lO-C0oa steady m ieuani Good Ordn1y,
14a Mlns l6'- nerecep's i5j bale. s,l-, 24OO bale
5G407 bale, weekly MT reep i2JO bales; 10
G2lO bs; 10 the Continent, lsOj bales; coast
wise. 5s3 bales. sales, 4,oOO bales.
NASHVILLE Apnl lUCo0n quiet Low Mtng l4',c; weekly
receipts 754 bales shipments 25O9 balesi stock 1874 jjjS
bales; 1873. ll,713 bales
CRY PoISr April lO.-Cotton-Week receipts 42l bale.
SELMA Apul lO-CottouWeeky reci1ts f73 b1e, shipments
6g3 bses: 1874. 1905 bales; 1873 2s42 bales
AUGUSTA Apn lOtOttOu s.csv fair demand; Mlug lJatc
receipts sales, 6O1 bales; 1874 J5l bale
1873 3527 bae' weekly receipts 62i be shipments, G63
bales; sales 2l9J bales; spnuers, J11 bales.
Apnl TO- Cotton tm and uscLanged
receipts 24 bales gross 27l bales; Britain 99i
Continent. =. 100 bales bale
bales: 81 53J baes: weekly b
gross 2O7 bales Great Britain 7i bales
uuent s99 bales l612 bales sales 800 bales
CHARLESTON AUr 10 cotton steady; Ming Ice: pe.recep
$40 gross jSl bales exports to Great Bnn 797 bales
539 bales sales 500 ba,; s.ock bales weekly
receipts 5322 bales 53j4 oles; EXPORT. Grea
Britain 1897 the Continent 2O bales. eoAwse 3
bales; sales 4, 100 bales.
SAvAsSAH April lO-Coton steady; Middlnr I6 Ise
bales; Great Britain.
80 $50 bales; weekly
cross Crest Britain psle.: 10
aneu 500 bales eossGSse O20 bales sales 36j2 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

RANKING HOUSE OF FISK q HATCH, No. NAssAU-sT
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS and GOLD
NJ current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits and
allow interest at the rate of Tour per cent; make
Collections and transact a general Banking and
finansial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERR PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which, at present prices,
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
Sx PER CENT LAND BONDS at s. and accrued in
teTest secured by first mortgage on nearly l2OOOOOO
acres of land III California, Nevada, and Utah.
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
nnMrsTIC MARKETS.

Bnrr~oRE April srmi Low Mdllns, 5i fIo1 s
4e hn not ao'a9e ed aser b eS. e Ke SsT' Il soS
Good to Prime Red 81 G5G$l 75 Common to f. do q g "a
as 65 western spnus 81 4jqsl 90 Corn fmj southern "s
s5a Sic Southern Yellow SoISle - &C. eiidn GSgs Rye
seT At 9oa95c Hay 6rner Provonstrn ad,aneng
p sale, shoulder. at 6S,c Clear RIB Sides s9 Bacon aTn
o6Ds deqsa sSG5 % .t IS1 .S1 s1sd aG ssi % o
Western good demand and unchanged Cohee ea 'n0 uH
Brya1o Aon iO-Impcs for ee l,,t "a hourFq1r 200
hb Wheat % $40 ba,h Corn 1000 @ 9g, @ OF a. ~ 7oo
bush quiet Western spring 80 a2ds, BseIs ~ zoo @
request sales Of $500 Milwaukee No Sp1ng on 'rse ~ :,
81 53 Msauee No. spnng bsl at 81 A. Red Winter o no
S.b New on eS a. 7se 500 bu.h Heh MIXED, tIaes at
@ No fy ys 5 o. Gips s a s Sf $oas O s. 'Ss %s F
81 90; FOqrowe State 81 75 So"e5 state ~ gg
e ~ Wssen q 5O no No. in articles unchanged
&c I s AgG r5 ost 1n.S sadc Sa c o G at e56 Rye
s Oiqsl % Barley steady at 81 % Tor 10 Sp,'s
I sI 5 Gn County dq SIS 56Gs16 75 good dmana fr
Suet sad .ie,a At 6aG for shoulders IS 3Oass 3j for ceai
b slider - 20 for Ce'5 Sdss B..Sn @ 90 y o6 5 M
Clear SIDES whisky firm and a good demand At 93c,
s Os7TST y FOR No. sT wS 81 es a. Amber
ay 81. Goo o1 m IN fGo d1R @ a. 5 Wheat o6o 5a Corn
and 900 bush Oau shpmeu's-lOOO bb Flour and SoOo
IOrisyIfr April FaT qgist and unchanged whe., nO@n,
Com quiet AID unhald q. 1Og3G oft g' o sod oS az az
DD Meats .o AZ % Tor shoulders s Clear Rib sides; c
Bacon So1 al &C. TOT ShuudtIs'
Clear Sides Sugarcured Hams sld at lZ4dLF
Iai sold st for ieree 1880 for keg Whisky sold at 93e
MRnPuIs Apnl iO-Flour dull and unchanged Corn STEADY
s0dgIc Os-Dnsnd light holders firm at 62c PorE-hrket
hare Lard dull and unchanged g20lO Bacon hrm at '2@
7as. for Shoulders 97s for Clear Rib Sides IO for Clear SIDE
PmLADELPHI, Apn lO-Querctron BerA-So neh az 700.
Floudemapd light, Snpen S5d~3 62 n Wisconsin
rd wpnesots Extra Pam s7d$7 So STATE Indiana and Ohio d.
81 5OGsS 25 High Grades 81 37d$10 20 Wheat steady Red,
81 GOd$i 65; Amber 81 75a$ 80 Rye eati at g'c CgR
arm. yellow SiaS5c Oats dull; White 6246ic Mred 6Vc
oeeres aiet Cuba Moass 3j 2d36 ior 6y test PTovons
Advancing tendency Pork 81 d$l7 20 Hams IN Pickle II "a
IDL, SIdet IN set ace; Shoulders, Gsd6 Lin l0d 2c
Petroleum am Crude lall4ci Refined l5si1l5'c WHISKY
declined; Western in iron 500.
ST. iorIs Apn lO-Four au unchanged Wheat firm and
IN fair demand 81 24dS % for 40 Springs No Rel WIN
Ter offered II jO2 bid 81 49 No DO offered at II 39 bi
81 81 Corn quiet and unchanged at 81 2d65 for no ie on
6J9f and unsettled at ~ 39c o no
2 on ek April bid i9c. Barley dali and unehapged Rye
Pork dull dropping at ZIG 10 Dry saed Meats
held firm Al 6d6sc for Shoulders; sAdS for Clear ND SIDES
ss-Gs24c Clear Sides Bacon steady much out Of smoke sa'
of Shoulders 67sd7s 9469l for C"sr RIB Sides Ssd34
sides Lard sf CITY held out o. the market .ses o steam
WHISKY 92c. Hogs quiet at - f5d95 %
cattle qact and unca - 2j0 So 20 for Choice Natives
s3d HeleTs Sass for Texans Reepts4uOo
5000 bush Wheat $1,000 bush Corn l2OOO blsh
Oats 2 900 bush BaT!ev 800 Hogs. and l4OO Cattle.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
CiENPUkeos-Brig Shasta
Rln DR. JAHEIRo--Bng Frances Jane.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRlniY, Arfll TO. lF74.
rse.infs fair l0bbin2
and steady 6s4 Pearls are daI ana nonhsy
unchanged
BEESWLX-There is only moie demand in jobbing at
hon previous figures Of 5000 at 34d3G for Western and
Broom CORN and BROOMS-Con quiet but seaiy We
r.oe Hur ll New Green Brush and Sak Bd
New Red AMI ke5Iped a. base Broons are IN
IhAngsd -
CINDLRS-Te market dali and prices unateret we quote
Adsuante ~ AZ l3dl3; II or AZ 10 dI9 o. ana 40 oL
t7qdlsc at 2sc Patent at 80 j9e and fsShe 81 -o@
COFFEE-Ro quiet and unchanged and Of no rsn'ae
better demand was reported
Mo alec qgit aud but little doug We quote RIO Ol
24 and range for obbng %
g BE Java 25a2oc Maracibo 20d25o; Jsmaes 2OG2ic,
AZ Porto RE and Costa Rcs. 2l q23c all gold.
COTTONbe market spot Cotton sui very Gull but prees
nv w.thout IN porsut change. We quote as ioloWs
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

IL 900 sg.ina 500 he,d for the Hms isa week
7ba<S No sales reported
.e~ loa- IN & ward unoi ,e hh shove b-cr vev 1he ~
load Il clipped Ohio the market this morning Ihe
weather > anavorshe this class OF neglected.
HoGs-Thc nclng roporei arnva Nee 4oo
head week tins far lSo0 led
2O4OO head tor the time last week Ihe maIs VS.
active and pdces shade hgrcr than lday loAes
bring f6 ~,
Cows-Th receipts this week ahon' 500 head ioe
marke. whs active frrn s3j Sc Q head