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New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
OBITUARY..
CoCursY. THE INDIAN CHIEF,

CoCHIsH, THE INDIAN CHIEF.
A telegram from San Francisco announces
that Cochise famous Indian chief died on tuesday
last in Arizona He had been sick long tme and feel
satisfied afflicted by wtchcraf he refused
TO let the doctor administer 10 his wants H.
meas had reduced this once powerful almost to
skeetop Cochse was head Of the Coyotoros, branch
of the Apache tribe, numbering about 1000, ana
occupying the White Mountain district In Arizona
He and few others survived treacher-
ous massacre by United States troops
ana benceforth he was Of tho bitterest
spemes of the white man Little effort had previously
been made 70 pacfy followers for down to 1870 no
Government oficer had visited them or sought to i'm
prove their condition. In that year Gov. Sanord
of Arizona went among them and In his report SAID :
ct am convinced that the Coyotoros tribe which Wis
neaceabe and friendly with the whites II good man
could take charge of and remain constantly IN the
10 agriculture and supply their pressing necessities"
During the year in question the Apaches were elt WIN
ont food or the neglect OF Congress- and they
accordingly became restless and predatory. In 1871
popular feeling became very strong In Mexico against
the outrases committed BY bis tribe. secure in
bus for % sapture e effort was
accordingly made 70 negotiate wtn him MI Jen9rds
soHto the Indian agency at Canada Alam0sa,
on the RIO Gsande' wher: conference or,sss was
parties in Arizona and New and would leave
mis- stronghold except accompanied by his women and
superintendent Pope 10 treat with him but Gen. Crook
intervened and TOOK the matter in his own hands
Owing TO the Wise measures adopted by the
latter, Cochise at last resnced, and promised 70
live at peace with the white settlers His influence has
powerful for good. and ID now feared that
trouble will follow IN selecting his successor On this
superintendent Dudley OF xico intended
waiting among the CoyOtoros until the matter
was decided. There three candidates; FIRST,
the splritualst medicine man who ranks next TO
Cochise whose Is Skin ys second, Huck el Zee,
the war chief who great friend OF tho whites and
ALREADY exercises considerable influence the tribe
| third, Cochises eldest son. named Tuch la, who Is
| very large and powerful but 10 also irresOlute
and lazy It deemed unlikely that the latter could
govern his tribe without having nrst shown
bis prowess raiding. et he 10 the fayorite Of Mr.
| Jefrorts who has had long experience among the
Apaches and qualned TO estimate the merits Of the
| rival warriors.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Berlin telegram states that Baron August
Won der Heyd formerly Minister Of Finance in Prussia
| 10 dead.
The Hon. Vigil d. Paris, who was a mem
ey of Congress- from Maine from 1855 to lsA. died IN
| Paris, Me-, on Saturday
The Hon. Stephen F. Gilbert. OF Hornells-
ville NJ Y who died yesterday. represented the lid
Ds,rct OF steuoen County IN the Assembly last year
He was Democrat aud elected by lvI votes over
his opponent
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GOVERNMENT WE4THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYrCy OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WAsHISGroS. Monday. June 15-l - IN. }
-. Il tl.c. ~ fuLIr Ial

Synopsis for the past hoeatyfour hours
The barometer continues high, with hght or
gentle winds and generally clear weather ana low tenn
perature IN districts the Atantlc coasts ana III
the lower lake region. . ,,,,,
The coudness has increased In the Mississippi Valley
and from Gulf northward ~ the upper lake region
with a slight rise OF temperature ana less pressure
Easterly and southerly winds and rain are reported
from the Gulf coast, the upper lake region ahd tne
Northwest.
The Missouri River has at Leavenworth LeIing
ton and Bonneville Tue Mississippi has risen at Cairo
and fallen at Vicksburg.
Probdbihhes
For New-Eugland generally clear weather and vest
ery TO southerly winds will prevail, with slight change
of temperature and rising followed Dy fAinS Darome-
,. - a., .
For ne Middle States and ne eastern portion Y ne
louer lake region generally clear veafher sonaweN 70
south east rads slight rise Of smperasnre ana 1o'ofv
falling barom'eter. ,. ,., ,,
weather with gnt rain in Florida ana southern Geor
gia, and thence westward to the Mississippi saley'
easterly or s0utherly wiIds, sngnt rise Oh TEN
perature and stationary tor falling barometef'
For the Tennessee and the ONO Saney,
the upper lake REGION the western portion VI the lower
lake region, and the Northwest, genersily cloudy
weather. and local storms, except IN tennessee
southerly winds. stationary VI ri'ins 'e"po'A''
and falling barometer. -. ..,o,. ,.,,v.or
The Mississippi River will rise at stations between
Cairo aud Memphis and fall at VlcKsburg. Inc Lower
Missouri River will rise.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE GRANGE OF THE
PATRONS OF HU5BANDRY

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE GRANGE OF THE
PATRONS OF HU5BANDRY
MECHANICsBURG, Penn, June IA. - The
Grange has adjourned after extended session over
500 Patrons were in attendance Tie closing resolu-
tions appealed to agricultrsts every where in the
State to the objects Of the movement from trust
worthy sources without delay, and If favorable 70
show the principles practically at an early day The
amendments to the constitution Of the National Grange
were in the MAN, ratified. The Masters closing ad
dress congratulated the Patrons present upon the mar
velous growth the Order IN Pennsylvania as well a
in other States. He admonished the members 10
show their principle q part of rne MANHOOD
invariably guard well their rights at the same
time relnem bering all have rights as wen as
themselves IL predicted by the National Lecturer
who present that Pennsylvania would nave l,oD
5000. One county IN the State already hau io.g
Oranges, with "A membership OF nearly 4oo1, anu tne
same county had but Grangr, with less than loo
members on the January. Tie Grange adj urnea
to meet in regular session az Wiliamsport Oh Jau' D.
1875.
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other kinds of printing The type Is mounted on q
base of wood. or other material. and secured py
cement.
Nearly oil the blast furnaces in the Stafordshire,
England iron district idle. owing partly to the
want Of coal and partly to the lack Of orders
White coal has been found in large tracts in
Australia and is already in extensive use as fuel
This singular substance needs no mining and burns
with bright flame. 1t is composed vi felted cab
bage fbers mixed with grains of fine sand
The municipal authorities Of Odessa invite archi-
tects of all nations send in plans for theater TO
hold from 1900 to 2,000 and to cost not more than
$2O0OOO. The plan chosen will gain prize of $1,000
and the second best of $4,000 A further pr.ze Of
5000 will be paid for the designs for details &c.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15

How to shorten Life.-The recps SIMPLE Yss have ~
20 rase yoeat cold neglect Alternately the eAs Baslsh
surgeon lady only had eoagh "Wsss
you The plsgaeP Beware Of "oay eoaehA s
however be cured BY Halls LUse BAIsA.
vhoopins Group Aars itstsa and sase
prevent Of disease Sold By all dug<ss -.
dealers in JoHs HENRY. CuRaAs Co, and Css
lege psoe, New York, sose Propieton
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IN MEMORY OF THE SEVENTIES DEAD.

Tbe 1th REGIMENT mem0rlaI Btatue, WHICH
q In eommemoraiion of the members of that oraanizs
ston who were killed during the War Of the Rebellion.
will be dedicated on the 21d inst OF the 600 officers
which the 7h Regiment furnished TO the regular and
volunteer army and navy 50 killed. Eight years
sgo project set on foot for proper testimonial
and the event OF the 22d inst its fruit Over
Gas been collected among the members Of the and
Che victorian Association Of the regiment 10 defray
expenses The testimonial bronze stssne represent
ina sootsr ip the uniforn7 Of the Seventh sentry
duty. Il was deaigped by J. @ A ward The base.
which Is Of Quincy granite aud Rsers propes ssserip
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LATEST shP NEWS
lFor oaAs~ sAss Ssps sss sm rage

ARRIVED.
stesnship Point ~ Senou ~
.dse 70 Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship psnrsz Howe. rhfsdeiphs With ndse snd pss ~
s.s.msaip Palmer y.rs Cruz Juno and Hs'sas ios ~
ID. an: Jss. sud s. = wsS. sss '''
Steamship The Queen Br Br,sg Lyepoe 'sss D. end osS
s,t tS s,ssa..s Bsehies Ro,era.m ballast
B.rs liAL Paoio. Lsh 81 OAR: IN ballast
of Phephsl saSAss AssAasAs lo ssSs
with
BELOW.
Bark Minnie Campbell tSoF R0fterosn 20 days -
B.ss Miami f GIassow) Pisssa. with n~ Of sda
DOMESTIC PORTs.
BosroS June l4Arrve Isth steamship Herrses from Pmis
delphs sryed 1sth from smyrna bmnsnsre
from Bsr@.a; benjsna T. crSesr ssn sssssasss
@ ,HsAip 1 sssn o s sopsu. from Ba@er. seoss June ~
tL-Arnv.d yeserdsy Martha sssyess
from Henri G1- from Ps,ssDas 'e1ssSs" p..s IA
Arrived to rlcoa. hem Charleston shs.
beth from sas % s,sans % ss. s.A % S s
Josephne ompson New brig Alice Pansn Tor fsrh.es
Howard for Boston NJ Folsom for Boston DcsAs
FOR Boston Ann Fpainck for Sss-
iork; BandYwine for Delaware
CHARLzsros June H-Arisei schoOuers Rosa gphnger no.
Hart frvm SewforL Emma Cosley from se
from Boston, Nellie from BALTIMORE W & Wosa|
srhooaes n X Poe Tor Portaaoah f. D.vd
Philadelphia A. d. Henaeon for ~ John N 81 Lorns fes ~
Georgia for New Yors stesnhp Ashland for fhiass
'issred oars h3oe' sesA of Leo's T.. ,, x.,yoS
Sailed scars Gynuood Isla-d; sas~, 10
Ball River c. J. IL Lns'.i o BsiaDorei Ksaaas1eA< -
Providence.
FOREIGN PORT.
PLYMOUTH. June A-rhe Hamburg American steamship snessA
Capt Hebicb June g. arrived TO-DAY and sed ss
Hamburg
MEMORANDA.
M m June I'D ss lie oy ~ be elI 10 ~is1
~aterog red ami absndess
painted with white Her rOdder sel~.rs' -
eserex zone.
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oc worship the cabin. severa times day they ap-
To have been very pleasant party Determined 20
enjoy of their journey much - possi
BILE. Making pgrimages In this civilized day Is very
dderent affair from what IL In oden time. There -
much and torn feet about IT, but deal OF
comfort pleasure. We trust that - Just as &C
eeptable as when q modification OF the flesh was re-
garded as necessary to publication Of the spirit
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
THE OREGON ELECTION.

SAN Francisco, June ia dispatch from
Portland Oregon gives the following result OF the State
election The entire Democratic State ticket elected.
The Senate stands-1l Republicans. Democrats 10 In
dependents. House-i6 Republicans. "a Democrats 0
Independepts
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15

,ons and decorations In bronze was designed oy M
Hunt the architect. The ceremonies viii begin at
= M The Rev DR. Weston, chaplain of the regiment,
viii offer prayer after which Col w. r. vermye VIII
nj the statue the Park Commfssioners ana f
ri he uu yaied by the sculptor Col Henry G.. 5teb-
b,ns will respond In behalf OF the Department OF Public
Parks An address by Gov. Dix Will conclude see eere-
ma
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whero. Probably where he 10 known. this denial may
De deemed unnecessary for judging By the great lack
OF correctness In his Rcnorslv fear ehss
ne reckless with too little respect for charae-
yer ms own well Others TO be sucieuty careful
OF his utterances A d. GRosH.
washington. O. yuue 1874.
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M4RRIED.

coE-sr9RRsAt the Church Of the Pilgrims Brookirn ashe
H. BY Pastor ASSISTED TIE es "
Coe d. D. Professor Coe Of Yale College HISS nB
Jenks Storm daughter Of Rev. r. ). stors d. D.
KOHLBR-ScHAUS-On wednesdsy May 20 st the residence
bne osreuts Paris Dr. T. Forbes Leue1an Vicses
Maria Koher ls He.sn Hassars Regmeni Is pusss
Marguerite o em ochAus Of se~i
Wednesday June TO- Al Chfs' Cnuree
New-Brunwick N j. By the Rev samuel ADpeoa fn.ass
phia Dr. Alfred subb Lufaer LAME kellogg -
SewYork City Eliza daughter of uea Jo1a ncinIsse
v. y.S.A.
All Notices of Marriages must be ndoysed wh ~
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15
TIE AMERICAN PILGRIMAGE TO ROME.

A letter TO THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE gives
an ccounr of the voyage the Atlantic OF the Amer
ean Piirrms who are now at Rome. Aside from uis-
position % indulge " TIE exercises VI va s'r
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% Had n JalIy Time. y

Thsasands Of Ruptnred enes have beeni Dernass:ss
horrible pals and wesprak- "a
Elastic Truss 653 Broadway ssd oe cured
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PROVIDENCE cLorn MARKET

PRovpasos l.. June laPrn6ax Cloths duh asnns ~
"a 200 pieoes anchssfed e~~s roo "s
-"ss. ~ - ~ Tor sissasu - s-"' :. 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-06-15

The .bov. BY gentleman the scroll Of Dr. Col!oS
after Eve teeth exiaesa ~'sa saeno
Mail
, 1874-04-20

SATURDAY EVENING. April 10,
Acknowledgements At $i.80@l.Dg.
BEANB--Wore quiet. except very choice, which nre
in moderate reques bringing full prices Nayies,
hand;picled per bu, s210Sa.25; mediums, do, sl.75
DRooM GonN-A fow small orders wore received
and placed ut current prices Choice h1irl, 8@so:
esiss chg! sss9 bfs! !nissIss SssS aSsE gSsa 20
moderately active local demand as follows: Michi-
gn s9 MSw York snd assoS ostg
@sloe; lime {brla) 81. .00al.25 d bill whte asnd, o
III, sl6o@ plaatertng hsir BY 400; fro brick
@sSo; Miwaakee and Raene pressed, s27ootssa.so.
del. Indlana pressed, $1t.oo@2s.oo: do common.
DUTTEIs-The demand was Light at about former
quotations. Shippers wore doing nothing Of conse-
uence while the purchases Of local buyers maln-
10 quote: Choice to fancy Yellow 55@3so medium
to good gaades, 3o@a3e inferior to common, 1a@2sc
DAGGING-rhcro was q moderate demand for
goods coming under this head, and yauea were agnin
quoted ateady and , gnolsnge4 Following o1e the
ton 4, $40; American A. 2oc .Amoakeug. 31o; Otter
Greek, $40; burlap bags, aud $ bu, i7@1oo: gun
nass. n,ss sa%, si9sS 17@1s'; do double s7@2s'; WOOL
0lIEEsl-Was quiet, with no change in prices, the
shss @ rs snS HS
@l7o; lower grades, lo@lto.
cOAL-Duslnoss waa not prccoptib1y better than on
nai u follows Eehieh, prepared, 5000; Lackawan.
%. $e59@lo9o Pennaylyanla Camel fs6o@g ooi T..
@ HIonts q Ess I'D %sHt M
Mihoak, tS.s9 ,wilnlng.on, soo; Darolay. $500.
naI1ss 8sas 2s ssrlss - .s fsra isra
ttorces, sl.40@l.46; Hour barrels ,4s@o5e; pork
tsss ssss sssss sSS 5eas
do buoked, $23oo3je.oo; flour atayes, $9oo@l0. %
NeIw ronk% HnHt hrn
E0ds-wore u aosivo demand and firm, ct an ad-
~ few a 1
this ia regarded as nn extreme price.
FlslI-Continuo to meet will liberal inquiry from
rates. ' W. repsat our iist No. whetlsl, s@.Irl.
s7oo@7. Is No. DO. se.75a7oo; No: trout, td:6o@
So Ss; Na masfe9a
ks, t3i1@22o; bank aaaas,, ts5o5o7S ooorso's ed.
FL s7s6Seoo; dc: 16rl' sa:9op1:2 :2s 6o1 herriag,
Eif TSpiFs @ND ssr amount Of traa-
Ing WAS dono In tha department, aud prices were not
FoSstas-pstss. 1?a11s; igs as;ns: laSsiss; a.
os rssis. Saoncis, zate a as
72ts citrot. a1@s?o; le@on mon Vee 10000. noMEsTlo
MehiRan lh ass Sced isSso Michigan asstsga
@lac; Weaturn do, l1o; Southern DO, lVX@
HI saohs, pa,5sa p,xs 3S3sS 4 sseSs Ihalyss
@lSToi saapbot!!es: pttsa ohorrlea. soi,2c
l1@7MS s,d slnqaas lt TerEsaons 2l
rocanu Texas, 0N@1oSo; Wilmington peanuts fancy
i2@lso; do second quality 7aloo; Tonaosseo poauuts.
8,a@9Bc.
GREEN FRu1Ts-.orangea arc IN good domand and
arm. Very choice large trnit is solling in retail way
~ nn11ee Reil now and thBn Mt m NM t,r1 Wc
, 1874-04-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


L1vEnroo1, April 18-11 q. m.-Flour, 2as@asa Cd
wheat-wtntcr, 12s 4d@12s Sd spring. 1la l1d@l2s
a4ls ID. Pork, 85s Cd. Lard, 44s 81.
L1vEnPoo1, April l8-l:a0 p. m.-s1az4et un-
changed.
L1vEnPoo1, april 1a-2so p. m.-Martet IN.
uhaugcd.
IoapoN, April Is.-Amount OF bullion gone Into
the Bank Of England balance todny eco 900. Con.
soils for money, o2zs@o3; account, 9a!s: United
States securites-o5s, l0os; 67s. lus 1o4os loa,
now 5u,. l03k New York Central, 80; Erie, aSS
pretGTrcd, 81,
Tullow-37s,
Sugar-97s 3D. spot.
PARIS, April 27.-Hontcs 69f Coo.
LtvknpooL, April 1a-CoTToN-strong; mtddlln9
uplands 84d; middling Orleans, 8!.d; sales. Io,Vgo
bales; Amertcan, 1000 bales; speculation aho e.poE
5000 balea.
Observation-Disclosures
provisionB-Pork and lard, 49, baeonoLong on cteaF
T4llDW-37B Cd.
, 1874-04-20

New YONG, April ls.-Corros-Qnlct !. mtId1ing
urlatls, l7no; futures coBeu aeay; salcs, Il, ,7do
laea April 1oA May, 10 7-32@l8}so; Juus ll-32
t9i77tc; July, 17Ac.
BnEAnsrusrs-tlour aponed firm and closed dull
aud lower rece1pta $1,000 hra suposne Western md
Btnte; $9.0090.4u; common to good, $0.40901o;
g9qa t. ohoise ses@11e Mhtts Hhsas os ya5a
so.s5Si ii 90. lsys Aour is firm and scarce vt
Wheat lower. Ieoeipts, 107, 900 ha: No. Chicago,
$l,669l,68; No. 2 Milwaukee, ta:o3; ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota spring, 1aa; wtntes
rod Indiana, $la5. Rye arm ana 9liot Ut sl1e@ll6:
barley heavy Malt quiet Corn heavy and lnwcr
new Waatcrn mixed, a1aB8c: choice now yellow. 500
, 1874-04-20

It was suggested to-day that the board Of
Trade Hond delegation to Maokinaw. A yigor-
ous agitation (of tho watsr) might expedite tho
disappearance OF tho leo from tho Struts.
The loading produce markets we're less active
In regard to shipments aud receipts. The latter
are increasing little sooner than Ia wanted by
holders Of tho grain now here. The shipments
IRON the aeaboard arc falling on LIP volume,
While the recent strength exhibited in Eastern
, 1874-04-20

Ii SssS; H. s -, s5S
ghicngo and Eastern markets. which went Into OBJECT
r. Nov York por 5000
TO Albany per car ......,....... TOO
y; mo nl, nnnnaio, ner CIR oooo
70 Itaonrgh, per 600
To Detroit, nor Observation-Disclosures. 5000
10 Ioleuos per 80,oo
oATTI+noth Eastern and Woatorn shippers l'n1c
All the nromtncnt markets Of tho country avo Icen
overstoeked and creator losa erlnkoge III ral,,es
Aoto ko owor " ~ than Ut tho close, of tho ptovioua
boon suffered. 4 largo number Of buyers wero reg-
sy n M 1n but thor wants M
fully 5000. Friday active ay. mud ho fresh
sSss ss!pSo n9soa A y y @ ones aa3 1sy yo1s
oG, bat ho close Of tho veek fnds some 5000 eatle
for which thero worc no buyers sta In tho yards, and
s s Seeh &c sn saps pfessy ssn s
Ut tho market from 1a present depression, md Vest
S eS'ay her
Tho range q prlcos was 50 aoo@o.oo. Thero wsro,
sssSsses. yory iSw trsnsfe1s :. ahs. gare han
piahod at prices ranging downward from 1915. Stock
catto continue in far rcquest md for really deslrapo
IT. s su Tss IL
sre''sS bssnnneg prss tsssy s
soa ooss o sa ssaa but so%s sne
ruling rates wore 90 for poor to good qualities,
Vea.colyos aEo moro p1enty md choaperqNotabo Ut
go for poor to ohoico. There js some demand
for aprlngera at 81. .oo94s.oo, rs to quality:
To-day tho markot WAS Inactive and weak. Tho few
so.o0@uoo for inferior to lncdium, and at s5as@ooo
Tor good 10 ohoice. ,ro,.r,,x.
Extra neeyes-dradea steers. averaeng1,loo
osa sos an @ ~ % soooso.2'
to year Old steers, averaging l,300 to -.-
GOOD nss;cs3weatt:ac 10; n:y formed ''0s''''
stecrs, averaging 11D0 10 1850 16s 6.2oo.4o
aging 11vo to 1,25o 4ooa6.1o
aversging $50 to i,loo 'ba. 4oo@47S
aeah, averaglas 7so 10 loso lis. a.so@4es
stags, bulls, and soalawag steers. soo@36o
Cattle-Texas, wintercd North. .......... 400G450
CAttle-Texns through drovea. ............ ....,.
HOas-Far activity and steady prices wore the pro-
ee1n % INC 9g arKo, M g. 1e
nence had ono or more representatives here and tho
combined demand proved quito sufficient to absorb
tho supply, large as 1t was, et $50o@6.25 for poor
for common to mediun and ut 5G0@e 10 for good to
choice. Some 1ltuo Improvement In quality was
ticeable but tho nverngo IL still o1ron1oy poor oYnn
for this season OF tho year. when excoonco Is NO!
looked for, Tho lnrgor part Of tho offerings oi
common to medium grades OF from 170 to 100 lbe
average.
To-day tho market WAS active and firm. Tho supply
Of, md at quite good figures were obtanahle Of
either Of tho preceding days Of the week. Bacs naene
at $623@a.12k for common to cholco,-chley at S5.4l
@5.76. The following werc noted:
, 1874-04-20
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEN1No, April 1e.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, aud for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-04-20
REAL ESTATE.

Operations in real estate wore neither activenor
large during the past week. Some trans-
tels OF Importance wero made, but
iho testimony Of nearly every dealer showed
, 1874-04-20

DosTon, April 1s.-Thore bas been 10 changs Of
inpornnee ii tic wool market tho past week. ohio
nnf Penn syiraniu, tuclu.liug common No. !, troblo
Mira md above, 5i@51o; Michigan, 5ol5ao; Yeaorn
. wisconsin, M Nov Maapyhlre. ena Maine, 4s9tso; po.
aine oopng seoes b5Sa2Ho to Msaisd !ow
si,ner md a1trn r4el. 40l1bIc.
, 1874-04-20

sHEEp--HAyo been much neglected, md are socQs
$10o per 100 lbs lower than tho date Of our Inst
demand wus apparent, and, the supply largely OK
ceeded tho requirements Of local butchers, steady
accumulation OF stock and a steady depreciation III
values wero the results We now quote inferior at
$37o@4.7 .75 poor to common at 55o0@5.75 medium,
at $9.00@o35; md good to choice at $o.5097.25 On
They averaged 100 TBS, and fetched 550 per 100 ts
, 1874-04-20

NEW YonH, April 18.-DuHtness only moderately ac-
t;ve with commission bouses and tho johbing trade.
mates frn,, hit on somo light browns discounts arc
Increased BY agenta. Prints IN steady demand. bor
torod lrsuls mud cambrics hecomng popular, and
sol a!1eal. Woo1cn goods dull. Dress gooda In fair
rouuant HhaWJ6 nHtDt.
, 1874-04-20

Inc 4F10Hn8 anu tnf HC}t4 OF NOW 1CrK nave
detailed reporters to vsit tue loading dealers in
dry goods In that city, and the published results
ngreo very closely. Tho Wholesale trade is very
backward and dull, the business not amounting
to moro than about Is por cent Of that tranBao t.
cd yoar: ago, though prices aro low, oven as
tho past wook, however, thero las boon con-
siderable Improvement Tho Southern business
Inns iallen of most. bei,g now distinctive foa-
ture Of tho fall Hoason.
Of things in kind, but lHs in degree, tho volume
of buaineHs being slightly loss than us1al. The
tea trade is In good condition.
Comparing these Rhtomonta with the facts
in Chicago, we find tim. Two havc much to be
thankful for" Our mdchants are doing good
business oil around, AMI an especial featuro in
tho trade Is that grelt many country buyers
havo como here this spAng, who have heretofore
visited tho soaboard to 1uy goods. Our dullness,
whero 1t exists, Ia only comparative, not actual
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho following adViceFwero received on Change
to-day in addition to those given in our telo-
graphic columns:
ArR11 1s-Atark Lane -cargoca Of wheat on pas
eaFgoes Of wheat, upwardtendcncy. Floating cargocs
Of corn quioter.
LA1Egr.
Whent was moderately aotlvo declining about
No. soiler Nay sold At 81. .2B136@l. .269l, oloaing
Corn was quiet md 76@Ko lower. selling d
o41l@6411o. closing 1t 64gy6o for.May, and at
e5A@65s6o for Juno: It was ruu,ored that q
schooner WAS engaged to lond Whenr At Racine.
GALL BOARD.
Provisions we're quit: Pork and lard were o
month, offered at s10.s5 Hollor May, s1G.55@
19;57H aellsr juno, 4e.75@1o.8o; seller Ju!y,
ssse Baptsn5as as5 4s1iEu' sssi ss
or seller tho month, offered at s5.e715 /;
seller 11ay, e9.571@o.o216; seller june