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The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
THANKSGIVING.

Tomorrow is set apart as a day OF
general thanksgiving, and We hope our
people will observe the day with due
reverence and propriety.
Notwithstanding the hard times" and
the scarcity of money we are still pros
porous and happy people comparatively,
and there is much cause for thankful
ness; and we should be truly and sin
e,rely grateful. We have been robbed
by political schemers; but we still have
fair proportion of our liberties left us,
as the vote on the 3D. of November testi-
fies; and by the aid of this we may with
prudent action be enabled to secure
again equal rights for the white man
with the negro. Certainly this is Of IT.
self enough to make the heart of every
white man, woman and child leap with
Joy. We shall not be required to pay
Tor refusing to ride, sleep or eat with
negro; nor will our dear children be
compelled to go to school with negroes
CT 60 without education. Here is enough
to make every white woman who love-
her babe shed tears of gratitude nnt
make Joyful noise" Surely none will
deny this. We know q number of th'
wives Of earnest men who were Repub
licans will assent to this, and there is tn
greatest reason why all should rejoic
that we are as well as we are and tina
there is well spring Of hope for th
near bright future and "the good tim
coming" for the hasting Of which W
may all well and earnestly pray.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
nov224-2t

NoTICE-To WATER RENTERs.-.All
~ All persons who have sold property dur
ing the present year must give notice in writ
ing to the Registrar. at the Office Of the Water
Department, before the. 30th day ct Noyen.
the purchaser and the number Of the property
purchased. Otherwise they will be held iia-
BILE for the water rent the next year.
Also. all persons who may wish to discon-
tinue the use of water. or any portion OF II.
must give notice as uSove, and ray ?200 for
drawing ferrule, No alteration will be made
in any bill after the above date;
CHARLES BURTON. .JK,
oct3ltnoy1 16eod- -tdtonov30 Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
TEATHER REPORT
WASHINGTON November 2o--l q. a
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States colder aud partly
cloudy weather, with north or west WINDS
md slowly rising barometer, followed W
~, al euiug weather in Virginia and Mary
land.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
The afraat Market.

The street market this morning, was
very large, there being q plenteous
supply Of poultry, in rediness for
Thanksgiving day. Turkies sold from
81 25 to So 80 each geese 81 w a
S2 rs, ducks 81 rs and 81 76 per pair,
and chickens, 81 90 and 81 10 per pair
Other Produce sold at regular rates az
follows:-Fresh butter sold at 40, OF
and 55 cents per pound; roll. SO to Al
do: eggs SO and 35 per doz.; apples, $
and Is per half, Or rs 81 per bushel
pears, 8 and rs do; potatoes, white, II
and 90 do, or 81 90 and Il 10per bushel
sweet potatoes, Is and 20 per half peck
tomatoes, 8 cents do; corn, w ana "
Der bushel; cabbage, 2 and oper head
onions, rs per string
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
Political,

Governor Houston, OF Alabamu, was in :
stalled at Montgomery Yesterday. He made
a short speech, in which he promised TO see
that the laws were faithfully executed, land
the rights of all citizens, without regard to
race, color or previous condition, duly pro-
tscted."
Attorney General Williams has received
letter from the Republican officers OF Bar
bour county, Alabama, asking that troops
be sent to protect them from the White
Leasuers, by whom they are 'debarred from
exercising their official duties, and moiesled
in their personal rights" The Attorney
General informs the complaining officers
that they must look to the Governor oil the
State for protection In their rights and
privileges.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
uenven,s Eir,t LawI. order.-Resu.

Henvenss FIfst LaWIs Order. Kesu. .
larity in eating, sleeping and exercise and
abstinence from such dangerous irTitanls ~
alcohol and tobacco. tend to secure long and
healthful life. But even strict observance
OF these wholesome rules will not always avert
sickness. The best safeguard against epidemic
and other diseases is DR.. WAIkER's CALL
FoRxIA VISEGAB BITIRRs. which. by pronot-
ing a regular and vigorous action of the di-
qestive secretlve and excretive organs, keep
the body in the best possible condition for re-
slsting and repelling the causes Of disease
oct4- -4WdkW
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25

The Prohibitionists came very near hoid'
ing tie balance OF power in the recent &c
tions in Pennsylvania Their vote on l." Il
tenant Governor was 4,632, while -Le
majority of the Democratic candidate over
the Republican was 4,GT9. The Democracy
have thus majority Of Al over both the
Republican and the Prohibition candidates
in That State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FKwYoRK April l4-BKkvEs-Sone received and trade
Dressed steady lie n with Of the sales
0dlOe.
Much IL fresh received Trade
dell al ds75 with one fnoy sold for 1925 MoCabe
sold IL And calves s55ds75 Smith sold 10 and
calves at $50 a $50; for $40, and one for $50.
CAy-Rtoeps $50 head and the market tame at 80
lOc 10 Tor mk fed with Of buiermk calves 4
" NJ James Kirby sold 80 common veal ITO n average
6yc y n and II buttemk calves 40 10, st4l2c
sHEsP-Barelv head arrived
more ias enough market from previous receipts The drmsnd
very hght saSt 10 unhcrn Western
Hume hinot sd 23s llhn0is sheep. 95 average Size 4
l04 do W 10 OF Be- 1888 do, 50 ~ l2 173 do 10 ~
14o james ArbJ sold 2O3 unshon SO
7ac pm.
sssEReoepts were 10 4lo hogs ell for saugbeers
vsDcsd a. 7ls@7ae b
BrvrALo, Apnl l4-CArTtEThe receipts today including %
reported 70 arrive l56 head making the total supply
The week thus ~ o5I2 head or $40 esr against $50 the
The market dragging and there
haIdI suneiea sales establish pnees The lev sas made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
PuROPRAN MARKETS.

,ono, Anvil 1A-12,3 o. m~-Frs Railway shares oa9'''
do Preferred 90 hewfork oenua . 6uer prices
IIyEEpooI April H-l2SO p-SoeaGn y Mjsdins or.
lean, ga sales $4,000 bales including 3oyo ne basis Of
and export; arrive is Lied Sesr., STsbIe May
@ddpg Uplsbd nshng below Coco 9Tdsay Ja, Al sad
d. tchns below Ley Mddng shipped fel low Midding
,s ON be bssi, of Mid Ing Orleans, nothing peoS @ hs mast
sbnncd Anil and NAV sgd The eeeiptts OF nLe.,
~ A '. have been Qs Of which ooVo Wefe
Iesnos Anil H. MINE Railway shares 90 =, MIA
I,reppoot Anil 49, m.-Cotton-Saies on We ., ed
s1g Sapas nothing below Ordinary shipped a iTn
o,6;.S below Low Mding deliverable May sDe 'e, az CH
s & Wheat, 66l2o cent?, 5r Se ReG we.
os White - for Club Do anu R,ecu 42j0 rr evil for
@ Snc Corn 80 d39i Is per quarter psooIi INV ~ WV
fn Ss , ndes and 43 for Short Clear Moai u, ors into
IeSnos Ami 1880 p fhe smoust ho nu Ia Railway
the Bank Of England balance to-day - - SSf s2io
1ysRposI Anil $3.50 nof Tie lotion sI n O
ssles on basis of hlidhng Upahes bo'nNt
W." go orn,ry deliverable April and May al & 1,, ~,
N, ecacost 92a.a927 Erie Railway shares 34 rams opA
qnSe ks1es a. SS FTe~eniy bonds 9s for
The issue Of D e mPA, dispatches quote Rente' at o'
Csc on u co,on 70 ariye. l. Sd desr.r
sales on the basis NidGllng Upands noy % .d W, re,
deIyernbe April and NAV 81 Slsi Inc mSfAe io' iA ~
Al Manchester Lard, 10 % per CIV" y, "A "a. Gallon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15


were last weeks rates buyers demanding concession OF Ion
,sd lao Qualy medium with large number OF uoese
hut few good osds were ous The large sales o.
10 bead Illinois ranging from l05 TO w - w
g. 10 rough Illinois ofen Averaging laS0 ~ at VI 81 o 80 ns
averaging 80 ~ g 20 iOt head ioss ase
ranging from l22 10 80 250*5 be 81 hean iehs
saes averaging O61 H. at So So ~ bead State 'hler bulls
averaging 097 10 "a So IL head Michigan s'oeef averaging
9O9 n, AZ a. 75 -, -
sHEKP LAxBsThe receipts to-day including reported ar
making the total supply for The week thus
1900 head against 800 bead for the s,ms tine last vet
choice stock rule IS 1865 with extra doyes s,ee
higher 03l Ohio sheep snrg from 100 10 10 10
81 259s8 37a l39 head Mehgan sheep averaging u 10 81
81 25. ooo
Hoshe receipts today including reported arrivals ee wv
making supply for the week thus far loooo heso
against time last week The market
S. 25d$5 IS for Yokers 50 76dS5 20 Tor heavy hss nee
a but few OF the latter In the pens.
PnpEIPHIA April 14-The den and for beef cattle this week
very add prices favored BUYERS The onern % 80 =,
2 100 head and sales made at from o'eaf4S I'd o
choice, and bd5s4e for common. - n ooo had
ssEHP-There a sheer, and over oVvo e
were od al from 6s dsl good and fancy at DC oooA
sheep sold at from 6d6lT IN L.. ... ,..u,ed
oqs-This market sctve and full prices Nre ras
from 81 so ass 75 n 100 Tor
Cows-Ths market continues du 40 head SOLO a. rom
for spr gers, and from s509s75 each for fresh COW"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

Rst OstS z q
market for Refined without new features To-
torted ses we're 600 at Is % and 1000 bills Isl
iOh last half DO quoted at l6 Gases STEADY nu
dul Al 2a and trm at 9 Crude IN bnk
hahe easier aud sales Of 1000 bbls May late yesterday
uuod prompt delivery Shipping Crude Gull 81
lie The urinary markets generally steady and quoted ooWS
Fl 80 PeirooBm 81 95 Oil Cty 81 SOdSl % lusV
III S5asl S7l Union 81 s2o for United at PAkeT AZ
his rr6npt Isle QaOied l5sdl69 Apn and l5'4c May
PKOYSIONS1be PORK MARKETS very dull ard heAy he ssesos
ilhpg way are 375 bills SIS for Od Mess SIG 75dsl7 for New
No, Al Tor Mess ST. for Family for future delivery
,v active sales Of 200 bls at for Plain Mess Sl2 500
f3 rs for Extra Beef moderate demand sales
$50 tea at s3l 1852 CITY Ddia Mess Beef Hams quiet and
tesdy and y active sales o. 4VO f
Shoulders &c; Smoked DO at SdS % ADO tes Western re
isn. l6dl7 n average mostly lOe 1877 bores Bellies ~
average al 97 35 Clear Ia ~ at lOe Bacon is hn
AM m far demand; 100 boxes City Long Clear private
trus so DO. 924c 100 boIes Western 90 at s
Short Clear 80 boxes Light short o ri Dressed
Hoe are able; 2d7e4c for City Lard Is
on Int steady local demand light Ss Of $50 IBIS ana ties a
d.. o No Zoe CITY; 10iec for Pair TO Prime steam 500
t Refined 1Oh 100 OF grade Western at 10 lice lO6 ties
Gao White DO at S for future delivery We hear
Of $50 for Ar l0l 100 tes for May ct ~ 51odlVE
25O ics. for June. atlO 5-l6c
RCRTte market steady knd sales today comprised
80 Carolina Sld9c and 100 bags Rsngoou 7c duty
paid quote Carolina Fair 70 Fancy 1896 LOUISIANA Common
62a. RangOon Fair to Prime, 7G74e, and PAtna ia
G7Sc . -
sKNs-Tere demand for Goat Skins at current rates.
receipts past bales St. Thomas, bale
TamPco PSI bales NeN0Teans; sales, 400 bales Men
ran 20 bales Curacao 10 bales BuenOs Ayroa 90 bales
There Is good demand Deer Skins and prices are trm
he receipts are Is bales bales southern
and bale HewOesns; sales $4,000 n Central American, 5000
200 Para and hsranhsm and 45Oo Poero Caseo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING APRIL IA, 1874.
iBrpTesss Jor rHE n. Y. TRIBUNE ot our Oeh G
t5fuerdf IHrerftOax

N. 7.
General
enc only soles
goods Put everything IN good order Al attractive oot secures exam
nshcn and oten where package sloveuy
fails fhet vii allow the
tnt 70 change shout Use Of dry fine with
MAN plainly With pantA enepate
% tbe ooI or o1 stating ibs amount Send the
rAnt TINE staring whath sent Toe route list
should also IL neoso bb or the
- Cur aJk . demand '-'
BEANs AND PEAS.
Receipts Q! beans for the week l277 bbs; DO weeh 65S
hbs vei last 2e2 tbls Exports Of beans 6l7 bbs
ls445 bash The beans
until the noticeable falling OF 10 receipts threatened
frftlf decline Mediums about bold ast
Sc OF from for track lots would
ably be made sell The stock Of not large bat
have operated heavily this desire
u load ~ al rAIea A. the close indication Of the
apgsAIet euvers foI The Cuban market Very lately Havana
bpOf@ we're adverse 70 Des purchases. There move
nsbt IN ether pea or kidney beans and prices srt
manly nominal CshSn peas fairly last weeks mode
ts bguIea Green pe. are quiet fresh call OF trade
ecseeih peas nominal fahey seed quoted 81 5Ods 80
We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
sO,rl, selling 10 some er,cu, a, $500

,,o, ". hear Of Flooring Boards selling TO some eren' " gov"
xS2-soue 2bO0 600 Feet . ,, .xo0r.. ser the past
LkATIIKR-The market Cor Bemst quiet eforss ,ommon
s.l 10 coo ses Tue tock mostly Texas sno 9 n
%s,pioes prmr grades IN limited supply osh e'n"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

sOAP-Casdeis IL mall supply and holders arc firm at 9~ for
MArscilles.
uuostons would be shaded quote Pepper 2Od2O % Casss
25e Cloves s2l2c Nutmegs, 81 lOd$l 10; Mace II ZO9
81 %; Ginger. l2@ei Hmento, l22ci Glove Stems
iSo and Red Pepper 25e Ell gold mn
trs on private $1,000
fair 10 good sales to-day oomped go hhds and 800
boses AGO hh,s Mucoysdo st 7207oc 100 bids do At
"a 400 IT 7d7iSc 400 boxes Centrifugal AZ SIG
S; and zoo boxes Do at sso ste ys'ierda iIOV hhas
boIes part Centrifugal and part Muovato on terms rot tFnnpd
Refined Sugars Hats Powded Crushed and Ganuaed
1OhdlOas A. 9'sci OLA. S2j Be 9c; Extra CisS4G9l4e
AID Yellow. sassy.
JAlLOW-MSet strong and fairly Of $50 hhs City
900 Of town stock 7slc and 10000 70 do
ACOKertuky without change the inqairy very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

lines sight, perhaps the anticipation 81 Eastern wants op
a. roo as ,ny break Into the regular call inst
mghtteeu VERY Of state can be Quoted q The extreme ,or
vde New IL both Western and State Bach dsy
~ trae favor but 90 long % new white kept moving
seers right making price that enables retailers 70 me-
A. sac TO-DAY. in favorable qna
quoable stock. VERY little OF
What oftsb grade Pals must be hutless to bring 4oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
Brooklpn Real Gstate tor Sale.

A SUGGESTIVE and valuable article on
N WATER WATER PIPES BY Col A. Paine Civil Bnxi.
neer pm The Agr cultural Department Of this mornings
Weekly Tribune and especially ~onh attention Of rssdsat
FOR SALE-LOrS on Remsen and Montague
i STA Fs,bosh ave. and Pfospeei PaIk Plaza GORDON l. FORD
81 Clark st. Broohyn
Tor SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES No, 4S wio.st 81 hehs. lO2 Pinesppesl, 1873
kemeI 40 OIL and % Naant, 266 spd 26S
40 Aaa ly7 w.ougbbyst GORDON FORD "a Clak Brssi.
bn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
New- jersep Real estate for Sale.

A BARGAlN.-46i acres, ia miles from N; T.,
on both kne and Midland Railroads At Hawthorne min
otes from three cepo FOOD tuinss mile from Patterson sSoo
per acre iems easy w EDWARDS oune tloest ~ sta
A SUGGESTIVE and valuable article on
WATER aud WATER PIPES BY Col W. Paine civil hns
printed In the Agricultural Department 81 hs
Wssh InLssa and ssDeGsI " snssss fsesH~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

Receipts for the weel l2ele pg, ~e.i 09e Do
last SZ37 DO Old State M some i'm
poveDent though no one expects wcIk % TDdy or largely
pea The sOek less pressing holder n
would call the une "a.
ld sell Dalep I'll feel Ices relieved petuas old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
kmitHNl
lIRMLOCK.


Tsr.fHoders Of ngO Copper tr in sher Ies o us
.rd there moderate jobbng trace ~
su. sSres embraced 100000 Lag and Be,ts and
ShoAthng Is stesY az Soc su A
&C. a. S5e BroaIe and yellow Metal sheathing AZ xac
~ So oct cash Iron y stu very ga a. S W.
- rss h,v, downward tendenoi bghnon on!e1 500
Sssesp Ps steady but dull SS for No SS2dS5S ioi no y
- aSl for rsv Fotge New Rails are less aenve eet eao
Yorrs Ps Lead 81 dGl nominal Ordinary held 6aO. ana
$500 .7id7e gold Domestic continues in good demand and
- - I'm H. offerings light at GLASSES Manufactures
so,5 a. s Tor Bar for Sheet and Pipe, and l62 i6f I'm
49, r. Les 10 per trade Pig Tn there rather
ssI tone AID more inquiry under the favorable adees by cable from
sn - hear Of 25 English sold 20c gold Plates
80, h ont nress other Metals are dull We aaoei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
financial

COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE co.
" CASH CAPITAL, S2OOOOOO
OfflCE, % WlLiIAM-sT, corner Hreksng.n...
WAREHOUSES, ATLANTIC DOCK, BROOKIyN
CASH ADVANCES made on HRsT-CLASs SECURITIES m Al.
CASH ADVANCES kud. s
Disc stored WAREHOUSES; or COEsGEEn ~, a.
on FAVORABLE TERMS. ~ sS'
PAUL J. ARMOUR President
JOSH NAVARRO. Vice Pre.deot
JOHN BAIRD, % Vice Presd.nt
fELIClhSO LATAs4 80 Vie 1p,.sa.,,
Paul j. Armour, William ID BowermAu, n. U,I,,o.,.r
Jose Navarro, rshesno LaAsa Jnan j. iowa
John Bard, n,v Ihomn huIphy; NJ, henU d. Hyde
JAMES CLiSR. Secretary
Third NAriosALsBAxE, HAsHuLLE Tenn, Jss IL 1874
WE are prepared to attend to the FUNDING
w .,d REGISTERING Of TENNESSEE BuNDs Inio,,..,,.
eheery gvsa and copy Of the Pandns law furnished Ts,s
application. EDGAR JONES Cashier
yppse end Traders National Baai BAH
sf he MAaksttaA &C., Ess York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

w0oIbe veei has opened quiet and vt little Business ha:
report 10 the condition
xnsua aa Washington Inclined to hold purchase 70
spy dry goods market continuing depressed males
cOuby about steady and
you,y noted stocks light late California Advee state that the
Bprns Francisco but slowly that the staple will
De rather or but CONDITION above 81 average The ss made have
lots OF
choice rule from 20 d23e these figures
here Friday last the
55c; 1000 n Pieces
800 Medul Wisconsin at SEE 900 STATE fleece at
Pulled Tyss 25 bags Light Peed at zOS 90 bales Fine
1s California 25c 10 bales Fall % $4,000 DO 81 $50
25 10000 23c; 80 bales California 30d 33c
10 600 n Pine private terms 5000 TeIsi private
Inns AZ bales Combrg
private terms; bales Cape at 81 &c and 1913 bales do
WHISKY steady tut duh sales 200 bbls &c., 40 bblA Alec
bel 81 50 *. sBC 90 bbG Bourbon al 97e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

Exports Of potatoes past week 525 bills; Of onions so DO
better and quotations for prime very
firm In the opinion Of dealers shall
crowded stock this still weather add to the
supply sellers quotations. Bermuda
potatoes TIE that island will lower this
former and much Of the planting has been
weather As the adjoining islands have
similarly suffered portion Of Berhuh stock will find
The to-day brought 5000
esh) Of tomatoes Also ew onions Green from
Charleston are quite 5000 BUSH have arrived
,ee The better lots good and sell above
ures green stuff good supply
weather has be against It's sale. QaotatonL: . 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
Va
DRIED FRrfTs,


Receipts for the week bliss DO last week % 296 do sane
xsk st year 6I3 Receipts liberal but they meet market
that seems worked into running order Prices have ruled
the close To-day there quite buoy ant
feeling prime Western will be likely go 10 l7e by
That squire refused to-day Tor frsed loads DUCK ana
Geese have no urther special call Quotations: - 20
~ sod T. -. II al7l2 Southern ......... 10 dl8
st,,e and Penn. l8loal7 Duck Bggs...... % an
extra fresh 10 20 Goose Bgss'''''' Az 9to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
Aueticn Sales of Real geiate.

J Co.'s, Aueaoueer
i ARGE and POSITIVE SALE in PARTl-
~ TIOSl30 valuable LOTS and the eninx 'e
avsnueP.t Of the estate Of LEFFBRr LBFRERrs see.,s
By order the Court positive and perfect title Jshn
COLES SON will sell WEDNESDAY April IS, ~ a. iSs
Commercial Exchange No. $40 faton opposite the "a. nAA
Brooklyn the following lots under dcoo 81 bah
rsne -Pultonst SO Lots Hermers, Is lots kas'ess "a
lots Decatur 81 lots This the hnsss sse -
desirable both or found on ysns
Title adsputabe 10 per bond ana mortase e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

Be.swar firm with sales last Of about 1000 H. Prices
regarded rather high for export operations but the bleaching
prices for the moderate stock Only small
parcels brings the
Jan. $50 period last 24275 dc. Feathers
ou tet Of live offered 35d45c. Hoop.
| poles 10 SER with larger stock. Quotations:
| bseSvsI, - 10 Nestn.3 l2035 Hoop-poes ordinary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

weak for hogdesed calves and dealers may
compelled shipments Choice quoted at IL @ mos
sell 9Gl1c and rough downto &C. No country PORK
arriving EewJersey nominal at &C. Exports past week,
1882 245 DO beef 544 d. pork III DO lard
MILK.
for the receipts exceed the wants Of trade at this time
for the cool week
Midland and the prompness OF
delivery this cOmsravel affords dealers great saustsc-
ton complimentary its the fact for the
ps milk trains have arrived puncual in Newlok
exception. Receipts for the week ~ follows
By Br,e RAILWAY, 60 SO4O do. milk
Harlem Railroad, o. $50 Do Hewayeu Railroad, $50 do
Hudson Railroad, 77S do. Midland Railroad, 11O
do miscesneous nearby 1900 do total 90
lO47S DO r Harlem Railroad platform ogs:
Apri7 ~; April g. 81 75 April 81 5O April 10 81 so April
II 81 75 April ~ 81 25 April H. 49, Average 81 81 Of
40 quarts same week last year. 81 80.
MAPLE SUGAR.
Repor probable indefinite From the
en downward free supply would meet with
cnuagenent Good igeooret bricks quoted 1lG2 daIk
Sdl0c; small fancy cakes QnOed l3dl4c
POULTRY AND GAME.
unusually good and prime small fresh
readily bring Chickens Lot
only bring higher Ducks IN fan
demand Spring Chickens 81 50d$l 70 pair few fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
FURs AND SKINS.

TURs AND SKINS
grades OF Western market are nnded IN the re-
reipts: market no Quotably hargei
We currency pnces, free OF duty;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

FRUITS.
lppes eontinne fail prices readily paid for round smoo'h
OF Bswins coming forward
The weather been cool for retail Of sir3w6ene The
the receipts Of ZOOOo5OO quarts per
quite close prices steady Canberrs are
now hardly Of qnotable s,ock Quotations;
Apples. choice Bad Chas suawhernesi ma ,o
WINS, q bb...,S6 506s = Poor to FaI..... 4O0 on
Rorbury Russets.. q OO0 so CrsDberles Choiee . No.
Fnr Rpss,u.... 8 5OO crstes, fancy. So O06
Ap5les selections. 509 90 Do, crates Fair 70 - -
Chas. Strawberries, PriIne.....'. a VV@ 4 oo
choice 2 quart. Goa rs
HOPS
Receipts the week DAG bas DO last week $50 same week
last year H. Receipts Of foreign hops last week none All grades are
oroed lower but materially reduce the surplus
The principal holders however disposed to await the future move
than make fu Their Quotations:
Californian d4O 70
Other Domestic, good to Bafnan, gthuhe''''''' - ZOE
d32 BavsiaU patent. 20 az
Do do low fair...l5022 221Z7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

srED and market steady sales Of
ago Ohio crop 1872 6d6dc 20 cases do, 1871 at
&C. 50 Coruo1 crop 1872 5c $50 suudy kinds
al lOa3Oc So STATE crop 1872 5i2. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

There fair supply ofpgeons and the receipts steadily heavy
Few left uBsod the prices Snpe
for the Wild ducks active Buyers Of
should be reminded that the Game law which goes into effect Mas
/ fully strong other kinds Of ouawed The
penalty hand imposed last but
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