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New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

In the State bonds, Missouri Gs were strong and
rose to o. the Tennessees selling at o3Ge3. for old
and new, and 81! for eX-coupOn.
There was a large and well-dlstrbuted business
in railroad bonds, the varieties represented being
%, and the aggregate sales nearly 100000. The
Pacific Mortgages were lower, but the Chicago and
North Western Consolidated Gold rs recovered to
s3 against 81 yesterday; $1,000 Harlem Firsts per
cents sold at 1885, c. C., &. and ]. Firsts at 99ld
90: Michigan Central Seyens at 9j., aud Firsts Of
c. G. and !. G. at S2l.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending May 49, and since the begin
ming of the year:
1872. 1873. 1874.
For The r.ek...... So IA SOS s. iS2s9i sGGOl.Gji
PTeyiouy Tep1eI... II lj9l3j 100 6iO53S l0070O20i
Since Jan zoe 9i3 sIO6123 1872 slO73o4,s5S
Puce Of coj........ ll5's lis lI-s
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvauia Skies, 100; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, II; Reading Railroad, BOZ; Pennsylvania Rail-
road AZ; gold. ll25.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20


AsHBsTbs receipt, to-day l0 pEgs Pots are slow o. '
and values ar. quoted 6 Pearls negeete1 ana
BEgs@AxThere is bu, little doing and prices are nOm
nsy unchanged at 50 1859 for estern and Southern
BOOTS AND sHOESTLe demand has shghtlY improved more
especially light for the local aud nghbonng trade 'ne us
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSCorn rema ms steady bu Inee ~
no dmand we quoe Oh Mixed nonnsy at lei New Medium D1n
Saa0c Choice Green Ohio Hurl and Brush OOfn ' A'U
lOL1 " ID. BrOoms dull at unchanged rates.
BUILDING MATERIALS-The market for Bricks remains very
quote Pale p II SO 50 90; jersey s6aS950 uguye sgS
$it; DARK si5a$i6 Red si6as7 PhilsdegLa $2S 5oS @
s3O so Baltimore $5Oa$5S Roesland cemas remains very
quiet and steady 81 50 Foreign continues in ar request at IN,
changed stes hear Of 200 bb sod to srye o. ~ anu O
bO - TO- Ir dull but prices are aateIe quoted
Al 2sc Cattle and % SOC for Goat ahs are steady us
auet supply fair; quoted at " M Lime easr anu
only demand at for Common and 81 % Tor fHh0s
CAsDLES-idamanne 6rm but qu, W. quote II o. At
13c IA 5c and l6 on at ltGIfei SPERM <oc fA
ent IS $50. and Parafine at 2602Ic -. 81, ~,
CoAIThe demand for Anthracite has been light aud with hbn
arrivals prices steady sales By the cargo $31sS ton
the Cuas Line shout 81 35 Al GeorgetoTn james YER
steam selling So 25a$6 5Ohe inside price for large nocea
brnd So So Jds7 contract Of the Penn
syana Company for 10000 terms not aae paD
CoFPEEbe market for Rio continued exceedingly quiet and
quotations OF the time have been nearly not Nho
nomnsl otshssndng favorable ayces rom ho 1sneo anu
falling Of the at this port Medium and oE grad are Ia
good supply grades peniL which has led TO
Mild Cofee in which slight decline has taken place.
ey steady with good supply and moderate nqn'
invoices and obbg trade To-day ao WAS more euve
and steady the sales embracing 100 bags per Lord Baltimore mere
and 45f DO per Gray Eagle B both private terms In
bag5 M1scbo Glen Mre private terms We qOte' mo,
l74a2OS,e java 23q25 SngAPore ls4a2Iej ha'e cey,
Doningo lGaIGc Costa Rica, 19d2lc MeEesn l9d d2Oc
sa14aia Ic Porto Rico, l9a4Os gel Jamaica IL a92o1
COfToYhe market for spot Cotton remains very dull the
favorable from Europe gives buyers the advantage Quotations are
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
Mem Dnbliraiions.
DEADY TODAY:

OBSERVATIONS on THB PATHOLOGY AND TREATMbhi
OF CHOLERA, THE RESULT OF 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE ny
Juo Murray d. Inspector General Of Hosptais late " Ds's
l2mo, Cloth. 81.
s.xrr.pv ADD ssorupNrs yoR DWELLINGS Intended fof
og. 81 uo.lb A,chi,ects Bulden, aud Householder"
R, william E.sa svO with numerous Plates Cioih' eiHa' - ~
AN EPIToMB OF THERAPEUTICS Dehs ~ -" 49, Io.dns
49, 1r.,nept Of Disease recommended oy 'he 'e'"f
-, -. and Continental Physicians by '" Dome" S'"''
d. n p n G s. Sc &c svo, cloth ~
a p PuTSAMs SONS Pourthave and IWen'y'nruN
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. May 10, 1874.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, May 19, 1874.
Nothing of special interest has transpired in
the local horse trade fair demand for fine carriage
horses with sales at former quotations being the only
noteworthy feature.
AT the Auction Msrts the sales Effected to-day were
reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
tions are as follows:

The home money market has been tranquil and
easy al "a per cent call and 5a6 for prime dis
,ounts The foreign markets quiet, London
securities closing weak. the Bank of England
making gain of f39,000 bullion.
Government bonds have been dull and close
steady on the basis OF the subjoined street quota
tious
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Regular seml-wecky sale OF horses, carriages wagons
harness, &C. at Barker's City Auction Mart and New
York Tattersas on Wednesday, the 20th inst.at IL
legal sale, by order OF the assignee. comprising the
contents OF the maEufactory and warerOoms of
the late firm OF Dusenbury Nelson. will be held,
through Messrs Van Tasse & kearney, on Wednesday,
the 2Oth ins at the premises, No 1877 South Fthavo
number OF pleasure and business vehicles, IN finished
and unfinished state, well as large assortment OF
material and tools, on the catalogue.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20


Corn Meal Jersey 81 40dsi 80 Cop Mss 709SI 75
Corn Meal i0a IS Corn Mel brwe P.22
cerr Meal wsaw 100 20 Coru Meal Gold Bar. d 4 55
Meal que Fine White 81 S0dSl S5: Yellow
at 81 73d$l 49, Cosrse 81 osdfl 63 Coo Meal 81 20
81 40: Ground feei at 81 4OdSl go y 100 b.
FOREIGN fRUTSThe market generally has been very quiet NE
business has bbng but quotations are very
firm, further Rasn Cocoa
nuts have sold in jobbipg way with the arrivals confined
TO 10000 Bracoa 81 poor order which remain unsod
quote Layer Ran s2 s5 hs boxes III 20 mats or key
81 75i sutans; boxes l3; Valencia l2c; Loose Musee
- AS London Layer 50 30 Figs, drums do lac; DO
Lar, lSal7e, Dates, Sc C.tIOn-Leshon 2sc En.
dium. 25e garter bons do. l3e.; half boxes
small 2de arier Do Is Prunes l2dl2c New Currsns
6 ssgo-Pear o2c; do East lna 5ae Tapioca aake 6Ly
Pecan Nui' aagc siy FbeI,,, l32 Naples d. l2c Wal
AHoSfiSPape shel Ssdtoe; LaDguetOc la TsraxOns 9c
% , I9 oanss-a.,nna quoted S 60 Palermo So9s6
onTe do lic Bsnan"-Aspnws 50 59a$5 50i Bcca 81 80
~ per bunel toeoaDuBaaeoa $50 San Bias sid Csrhsgna
ersckrp ~
fRsiii from ree shipment Grain higher tho
mAe ef beh hts aat Tonnage for charter 10 good
demand om The gl and petroleum trade and commanded full rates
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

PEATHRRsThe MARKETS frn, with f demand We quote
62d &c. and do inferior At 3Od4O
PEBTIZES soi quite freely the local trade bu, the trade
with limited chiefly the abs OF
the falling OF this tIade this season is very
marked: prices az e lower descriptions. .o.
sFIS-Dy Cod fy active hmer fynres sales OF lOOO
c SaS 20 for PcSe Bank and SJd IS % for Georges do
Msckere good obJg demand and the market remains steady
embraced 900 bbls NJ Sl5dSl7 for No Bay
sljGslS for No. Halifax and Sl4 for No do Box Herring
dull unchanged for No. l. S21dr3O for Scaled
annt.d az Fl 81 OF M.i.on s We
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
Del Lack 4 West
Dnn tl In7

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-lO. O'CLOCK
AND Ii! O'CLOCK A. NJ.
nc = On Connon 1854 U S c. Currency
5O0O..... ........l2llI 80. ''''iio'e
S $40 Registered, 1868 - % 1,dV ~ 'VNoupon ,,,,.
lOOO...... ....llO4 'iVVV''''''''''''''-'''
U s 5-2O Coupon, 1865,
10 600. ..l2. ll9as
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

NAVAL sT0REs-The market for Spirits Of Tupenane se'o
and closed tmer at 800 3g for nehsnbe order
OF $50 bbls at Sc and 100 bbs at S9isr Rosn usued dai
Strained freely offered ~ 0j oay sae of oVo
b5s OF Common 81 62 the grades quoted ponny 40
before Tar inactive but steady ~ 6Ods27o for Washington
aud Wilmington. Pitch quoted at IS for Cny
oiLs-Lneed hrn VITA gooi trade demand Quoted a. s' 9e-
crashers hands fsh limited dsnsud nd seae'
fMnhaden Is fm with sales Of l75 bbls at iOs D. L,y
steady but aae note sales OF 80 bbs In ots sc rns
generally held S5c bat hear o transactions eo'e
Crude higher oher o s'sd' W.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
I IPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE

I IPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE
H FOR JUNE.
NOW READY, CONTAINING:
THB NEW HYPERION Prom Paris to Msrly by Way Of the
Rhine. XII. Conflicts Heidelberg illustrated By Edward Sts.
ba-yIGSBTTES FROM THE sCHUYLKILL VALLEY. Illus
rs,ed-To WILD FLOWER. BY james Maurice Tompson- =
HtLCOLM Chsp-i23-2G By George MscDOnad-SOME UNPUB-
LETTERS SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE BY
George Towe-DBSHLER DRSIILRR: o. Ny LPR Book
Conclusion Sarsh Winter Kellogg-A CALL on A
BOsZH. BY william K. Grfis-B0USCB BY ita Aniol Prokop
TO LESLIE SINGING By kste Hlari-SOCIAL LIFE IN ROME
AT THR PRESENT DAY. By T. Adophus TtollopeA MODERN
CRkSsIDA Chaps IL and 10 Conclusion. By Francis
OUR MONTHLY GOSSIPLenteu Supper at Chrts HOspia-A
Worth Makes (WoJMsur-rhe Parents Of
Csres LITERATURE or THE DAY. Eggstobs The
ClIcatkdeI.'
FOR SALE BY ALL PERIODICAL DEALERS.
TERNSYesr Subscription 81 Single Number 80 cents Lib.
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New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
&c Uhom II man Concern

'I'HE PRESIDENT of one of our Eastern
colleges intending 10 70 Europe the latter part Juse and
remain lnths will take charge Of limited
devong hs sttention culture
aud travel For partoua W
No 4s Brosd st. New York city
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Patrol n M-The market Rehee vas again hrwer oxng 10
mari 10 oil pcdacipg a.
iSis spot Nth United oaehpss We heard Of ~e. Of 20e0 bb
mot Al bbla, mostly deliverable morrow al
ls Grade closing 6se spot ses Of OOa
bb. lot June deliverable weekly lots 6ae eses we're nod
eratsly aqu fm at Is Naptha wss rt
nomioa The PhAielpha Inactive sra,
Rdbed quoted l3SdlS % spot ami monh oprc.aIt
points better feeling prevailed aaJ ls ma.I .en<fa AaS
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

NDGO-There demand from the trade a. pre'oes
prices Manila 20 and chests hsaTss ~
50 9Oc -
LEATER-Erports SIDES The better grades Of emoek
after the market b Oss Ie1asS
steady. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
" " ~ NlN ~ ~
25.....bc l05 a


Chic ana Anon
30.... ..102
Chic s Alton Pref
2O..... .lO6
ALBANY & susq
l0O.... be. % y
Boston. II & Ene
400. .bcs3. Ia
lOO....... Ia
De-. Lack & w r
2l...bc.lO7
Han L 81 joseph
100. ..be. -
15O........ 20
Ohio L Miss
100. . bcs3. %
lOO....... 23A
Ohio ami Miss Pref
lOO....bc. 40
c, & 4 &c
lOO....be. 10
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
QfIrhfr6.

SuTY OF BOSTON.
ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL
Avscaucv will the School Yesr the place ~
Head Master Ergsh High School Applications he position
with will he received by the urdeTs ned
Hall until Monday J. The salary of the position s
BARNARD CAPRN,
ecretary Of he School Committee
WANTED from 1st Sept.-A male PRlNCl-
private male and female graded school near tbs city
one who has had experience PRINCIPAL, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
Corporation Nctifce.

PROPOSALS for PRINTING and DELIVER
ING TnE CITY RECORDsesei proposals. vii! te ree lived at
The MAYORS OFFICE Cy Hall gni oclock noon WEDNESDAY
June ls74 for pnhng sni Distributing TR CITY KHCURb foI
one ,eir fD particulars zee The City Record Cope. fg s a,
Nv Stiy 4sn
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
The bids for stocks at the close of the Board

Gold was dull, even to stagnation and the only
two prices were 1l2al12b, the sales being uncom-
monty small Loans cost for carrying 2, q and per
cent. The specie engagements for tomorrow are
estimated at S5jOOO0. The export cearances of do
nestle produce from the port Of NewYork for the
week ending to-day foot up S66g65i in currency
valuation. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
in coin interest, and $4,000 in called bonds The
dav, business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered;
Gold cleared S236s4O 900; gold balances, Sl,1S2S6S;
currency balances, $1,2iO,2i2 The following were
the quotations:
lO:Oo...ll2is 1880 ..ll2ls l:0O..ll2 2;SO .ll2,s
lO:3O.ll l2:OO~..ll2s ll2ls jUO.. ~ g
ii:0O...fi2is l2:3O...ll2s 2:OO....lI2is dll24
The days business at the u. 5. Sub-lreasury coIn-
prscd:
gold $50 303 81 Currnc' psvms f2Si92O Al
Go1 n,ym.pt, 1884 l33 II Curenc' 73SSsl 80
Currency receipts. 5OJ,i3f 81
Eoraign eVchoup 90 has been dull and steady. Sales
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Tie Quotations Cotton ia laauD
mere than halt sde abcTe boE the erlle alo,eL
SALES PoR PRESENT Delivery
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

FLAA-The d3nand moderate Tor FIsI though
changed; Canadian Sc;
Ia l6r Spinning dlOci Green Western Tow
at 2l40214c., and state at 2a2isc
FLOUR AND MBAIhe Flour market Is active. Shipping
Extras and No Supertne less plenty WRier Wheat
brands irregular qute dull close the market is
active aud stronger for the low gr sales OF 1900 bb We
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
do HEWIS'S
FIV E MIN UTE CHI ATS

FIVE MINUTE CHATS WITH YOUNG WOMEN and Certain
ob Parties By DiO Lewis Author of Our Girls &c 12uO
Cloib 81 90
Dr. Lewis vel known Observer Of great prae
Teal sagat reform and lively and brilliant upon
nsd'eal subiec.s.-lN. \. Obssrver
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
New pub!irGilons.
nR. SCHWEINFURTH,
ANTHONY TROLLOPE,
do LEWIS,
WILKIE COLLINS.
HARPER l. BROTHERS, New.York.
Publish this Days
9,ew publirGilons.
SCHWEINFURTHS

TIB OF AFRICA Three Years Travels and Advn'
Of the Center Of Africa From 1865
s7l Bv Dr. eorg Shwenfurh Translated by Ellen Frewer
With Introduction by wnwOod Rade Illustrated BY about 3O
wolcuis Dravpgs made by the Author and with Two Maps
,el, sso, Cloth, IS
The three great features Schwenturs book h bis great
,cntbuOp the hydrosr,phy Africa his redscOv
cry Pvgues-Awsys thought fabulous when mentioned in The
PAGES old poets thirdly the dreadful but use
light be the sayehunng system and the work
Egyptian Government by Sir Samuel Baker Altogether
a. Journey which we have memorable contribution to the
voA Of African than what reh and
which awaits the life aud light Of knowledge around
those usgeeut sweet The Heart Of
Telegraph
All persons who are really interested in Africa pesen. day
their lecn-sbod devoe themselves to an aen
I've perussl Of the Literary World London.
be imagined tie mutifsrous interest Of Dr.
much interesting matter he has collected and
d,eai tastes his book will sppealPa Mall Gazette,
London.
the mAured results o. accomplished Of science
Who all qualities good traveller with the Of
vesg others stores collected elas-
sfed a very agreeable FORM. Ocean Highways, London
ShEnulh has unqaesonaby taken rank leading African
sI,o present than us6es the position ssgni
h by scientific Few greater books Of travel bsye been written
IN our day.-lGlobe, London.
shxeuurh
skulls aud bones Of the
He describe the which gOurand
iI their dainty dishes INature, London.
Dr. slwu adds the accuracy and perpcaty Of the trained
scientific nd charming style admirably rendered BY the translator
Which along through the record his observations and Of
ne purpose Of his eIped Orsnma by mapysled intelligence
sud information by whose only uunpess and guided BY
true German tbOroug ness i spectator London.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

LUMBER-The demand has been active ani with btr
soraen ACTIVITY Obable during the Summer pn'es
arew without marked chsuge
MEfALS-The ragot Copper s moderate AZ lout
fornr embrace 100000 10 Lake aud bait
2lssd249ci New shest5ng stead, at 3 srd BOLT ana
yellow Metal, 24 AMI Y H. B soc,
net c,h Tie market Ion dg bat ho-
err have rather nomnai t
S34 for Bguton S3 and Sunrse aud $40
for Colress; other Minds dali and steady Pig 'ad ac
very quiet aud yaluis Unchanged fofegu Sot
spanish held at Ge969s.; Domestic at &C. SOD; bar
al se; and Pipe Sc and Tn-lnsd Pge O2- SpeicL
qret held 62d6as., gold Ioneso a. -
1io Pg Tia sl tending balers yr bet sraIe re-
msin uOmnay "a "A Sc tLEish l.
and r. al ~ a2l - &C., all god Iates aa
quiet O;her ais c We Gi
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

ORU0S AND pft-Opam remains yey daI ana pres HonaJ mn
bond aud 80 81 for jolbs lots Morphine steady at
S6 10 manufacture bands Alum ssabe aud prices
3 r Lump and Sc for Natroua Porous Cream Tsrar is steady
with small sales at 3ic gold Castor Oh Is in moderate request;
Of 20 Bakers A. A. at % a2ic Essenta OILS easier
with demand Sales OF Ssnjerons Bergimo 50 JO ni Sander
Lemon J 2aS3 sO both gold MnteTgeen has advanced
50Q - 10 English Chemicals stronger sought
after Sales Of Soda Ash 80 II BASE A; Sal Sdi, II Goa
81 022 Bclrb Soda 50 ~ .J Eeaehng Powder - O u
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
TROLLOPE'S LADY ANNA.

LADY ANNA Novel b. Anthony Trolope Author OF TIE
WArdn Barcheter Towers" Pbneas FnD' "Phneas
Dr. Tboru" The Easses Diamonds" &c, svo Paper 80
The objection urged Of old against novels give false
vews he apply Mr. Troopes books They
fidelity seng transferring
salient points which strike
reader aa commend themselves Judgment without much en
desty poetry there healthy which
straight 10 the mark Toopes drawn with
Outline tnn bold His side usts at Of the hes which
pass sVey yey keen BOston CODgTegsnonaht
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
yvp. Csrt-scbooper NJ. B. Branhall.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YARMOUTH. ~ s.-BIig Memphis N,
fy Iron l25 Sb Iron, tons II ssrdj tob''' 'V'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

~ HARPER BROTHERS send otacr Of ne
~ pos:ag, pad to part Of hs United States, Oh
o( Do priaN
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
, o'crocK-sALEs BEFORE THE CALI.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-2 O'CLOCK r. VI.
: 800 r. gisiered 1865, L 5s, Regd lsSl go,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

MOLASSkS-There a ao.eTae
SUNNY held BY house and quotations retn very fm
refuug business has been restricted y ne gh
ply while In Grocery d which there moderate oek bnsi.
-, b, been very fair TO-DAY moderate ibbug demand
for Domestic figures aud quotations Ddlag toward az adj
vance Por Porryr moderate aud quoted
steady sold include the sf pay
Cenuegos with PIG hbd and 20 ,os al EvS
h.ntl.rx in NH We
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
COLLINS'S

THB QUEEN or HEARTS. By wilkie Collins illustrated
l2uo Cloth 81 60 Uniform with Hsrpers illustrated Library Ed
euoh Of wie Conss Novels With Portrait Steel by HalpI
l2go, Cob, 81 30 per volume
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Receipts az the shipping ports to-day 32O bales this day
week 2Agl day last year 4249 bales total since
September 80 bales time lsst year 5oiooIo
bales consolidated stock hre dys) receipts $50 baesi exports
Britain 53l7 bales exports Continent 9ls bales STOCK
New York l26 22 bales constituted stock 3ZO1bf bales Ihe
averages dve officially reported, were
as follows May Is 15c june II 2lc july l9oii Alggst
Is ssc; September 1s4sci October 7o7c NovembeJ lI!6e
December. 17.75c First cal June, 400 Il l3,lOci ZOO
II 35c Julg COO Is IL August 1000 j. 2lS2 Sep
enber 100 Ice 600 l. ll32c October: 500, @c De
enber 800 7Iac Total $500 bales Second CALI May zoo
II 1922 100 II l5-l6c June. 400, II l32c July a0u
Is lqc. August 800, 1890 sepieneeT 200 1881 9Oo'
IL &C.; Oct ber, 800, II l3l6c. Total, 1900 bales
Forwar deliveries opened decue of ia &C., which was aer
with fair business transacted sales as follows all on
basis OF Low MlddIngs: 800 - ooo
sales last eyeuing mJane, lSOo, Is llGei 200
u l.32c july 400 1850 5000 1Slc August 300 oc
100 IL 2332c SEPTEMBER. GOO, 10 sell 400 Is ll32e Total
800 baes TO-DAY May 300 H. sc; 100,
lSc June-1 200 II 2932c 400 II l66ci loOO II 2952c
600 II l56c 300 l77s- 800, II l5l6c; 700 II 3l-32e
900 lsc; l7O0 132e. 3OO Is llGc 400 10 132c 100
lS Lice 400 332c 100 S l6c 200 Is 332cj 400, IS
l.ljc GOO Is 332c; 800, lS Lice Juy-2OO 1850 400 10
ll32c 500 lSsr 300 Is 1885,; 500, lser 800 Is u
32c 500 lSa 200 lS l332c 1000, u 7l6c 400 lS To-
32c; 200 200 l8 1922 100 lsl2 400 - 3 l6e
1929 800 Is 9l6ci 200, Is 1850 300
lS l6r Augl-6OO, ls's- ZOO - ll.l6c 700 II 2S2e
900 lS1c 100 2332c 800 1850; 100 ls 2o}2c 100
Is 6c; POO lS 200 l8 10 6 800 lS 21o2 4O
il september-OO 10 lGe POO ls BE; 400 lS o.
l6c; 100, lSlE32ci 800, 1885, october-lOO. II 2I-32c
Total 29,OOO bales; grand total 4l,6OO bales
DIEWOoDS-Jsmaea Lgwood steady with moderate demand
100 made public Other descriptions axe
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

0PS-The market Is still in quiet state tie arrivals
NJ and prices unnsuallY weak We quote:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-09

The new popular History of
France is an honor TO the ilDustri-
GUS name of GuiZOt. 1t has been
accepted as a classic even by the
political enemies of the author.
Yet it is a popular history, written
to interest and inform all classes
of readers. There is no display Of
eruditiOn. no accumulation Of dry
details. The character and deeds
Of the great men of France and
the influence of decisive events
are developed with dramatic pow
er. TIE spirited engravings which
illustrate the American edition are
i'm harmony with the design OF the
author. Sucsl a work cannot fail
to be a constant source of delight
and instruction to the pOssessOr.
EDWARD w. HALL,
Professor of Modern Languages,
Colby University.
Waterville, March 25, IS74.
GuizOt's Popular History OF
France has our hearty approval.
JOHN BAND.
GEO. F. SHEPLEY,
JOSIAH HI. DRUMMOND,
j. b. BROWN,
ID. w. BACON.
w. H. ANDERSON,
HENRI DUCOM,
ALBRO f.. CHASE,
and many others.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-09

A NEW CURE FOR INsANITY.-Father
Patrick of San Francisco believes In the he
roic method of curing insanity. When Mrs.
Bella Brown, who insaneiy dotted on the
priest, called on him to tell him so, he struck
her over the shoulders with a riding whip
seven times, each time more severely than
the other. Then he gently attempted to put
her out of doors, and the crazy woman
scratchee his face and grabbed his coat;
whereupon he knocked her down, dragged
her to the door, nudged her out with his
knee. and when she still resisted his kindly
efforts, be knocked her down the halt-dozen
steps into the area. After he went in and
washed his hands and face, und the insane
woman lay twenty minutes where she fell be-
fore policeman took her away. The state
ments are contained in the priests own tes-
tmony, he apparently thinking himself some
what parallel to Soseph in his conduct
toward Mis-. Potiphar. The court awarded
the poor lunatic to her brothers care, and it
is said he will sue Powers for da:nag S. If
the Catholic bishop ou. there does his duty,
the brute will not longer profane his holy Of
fee.