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The New York herald., 1874-07-29
CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P, NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull Flour Steady Wheat
Hcnvy-Corn Easy-Oats HiEher-Pork
Firmer-Lard Do.-Freights Steady
Groceries Unchanged - Petroleum
LOwer-Spirits Turpentine Decidedly
Lower-ROsin Stendy-MetaIs Quiet
East India Goods Firm-WooI Active
and Firm-Whiskey Dearer.
TUESDAY, July 2s--6 p. NJ.
Tie merchandise markets were still more irreg-
ular under the further recession Of the GOLD
premium, and prices were ductuating and uncer.
tain. On Change -four was without decided
change. Wheat was dun and heavy, except ior
choice spring, which was wanted or shipment.
Oats were scarce and higher. wniskey
was hrmer. Pork was quiet but nomi.
nally higher. Lard was firmer and fairly
active. Freghts moderately active and aoout
steady. Cotton was dun and easy, both for
spot and iuture. Groceries were quiet but values
remained the same Metals were quiet. Pelro-
leum met with moderate trade at lower prices.
Spirits OF urpentne ut the close were decdeuy
lower Rosin was Inactive. bu; Arm Wool was inact.
i've and the market Arm for all GRADES
AsuES-Rece!ps for the pas. three oays lOj
The market was very quiet, but prices nominaly
the same Fofs quoted at 61sc per ID. aud pearls ec
BUILDING MArERDLs-Thers has been no particular
change In any description since our last The demand
Tor brick, lme, cement and laths has been fair at
steady values
BKKswAx Tho demand has been light with prices
ruling steady Western quoted Sue Sic. per h. and
southern at 32c s3c per 10.
BurrSa-Fine grades OF both state ami Western arc
somewhat scarce and drmy held. Medium auai ucs OF
state were IN far request and steady. Medium grades
ot western me- with better inquiry shi pefs We
quote :stateFirkins choice selected, Sic Mc per H.
DO. iair 10 good, sc SIC: ha nrkin tubs, choice
selected, 3lc. 32c.i do. prime, 2sc a 3Cc do,
far to goot, &c 2sc do Common 2sc II 2Gc welsh
mhs, choice selected, soc. do. primo. 27c.
sse. d., Lair 10 good 2dc 77s do, common, Ac
&c welsh tubs, choice selected SOC. do do prime nc
asc DO do, ia,r TO good, ajc 21c 10, DO. common
&c, 2bc pals, orange county creamery fine Yjc
do choice, state ana Pennsylvania SO. e. do Ioir
70 good. soc. do common 2c. 27c. Western cream.
cry, choice, asc sVci DO, fair to gooi, 2h a6r
Western reserve ana Michigan, tubs, choice dairy
10, do lair 10 good Se &c do arkns. good do to
prime. &c &c. do, do, fair to good isc a re
Nortsrn Illinois Wisconsin ard iowa tubs, choice
nrkins good 10 prime, 22c Mc; do DO inir 10 sooI
lsc &c Dho and Indiana, tubs, good to prime l2c
good to prime, 22c. sSe do DO, tar 10 rood isc a
.Uc., various styles. common. lTc. a lsc.
CnErsE-ihc demand was only moderate. but the
excited ani higher InsrSSt Isc ssius paid for fancy
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
AN EVERYDAY SCENE ON FIFTH AVENUE.

The residents Of Fifth avenue and side streets
adjoining have Of late been bitterly complaining
IN consequence OF the number OF petty thefts that
are constantly being perpetrated by a certain
sneak thief. The way In which he usually operates
to ring the hall door bell and hand the servant
u note, saying that it Is for the gentleman OF
lady OF the house rom some near relative, anG
that he Will wait for an answer, as II contains
matter OF vital Importance. The girl generally
runs to deliver the note. The recipient opens to
read It, out tuen discovers that Is Is not addressed
10 MIN or her. TAKE TINS back 10 the man." says
the gentleman or lady. as the case may be, "there
is some mistake Tnis note Is not Tor me.n The
Qir descends the staircase, but to her astonish-
ment the messenger has gone aud has taken with
MIN q cloak hat, pinno cover. clock or any.
thlna else WITHIN reach. Within the last two
weeks nearly every house on an uptown block
near Murray Hill has been visited by this scamp,
but as yet the police have not interfered with
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GGss s.is sss saS s,s @ M
pass GeGn gross ssry quss Sales %$s9T 5 Se receipts
rsSosi. sSs @ .fs ~ sas &C. i se gss ssss s
Cotton nominal; higher prices asked; madiinr. iSc
ss!'9a aa,ss s,s.s ssus ssl7 's Ne,
Spirit. Of turpen,ine Quiet at Sic 70
eoW y on . .eay hara a
Flour dni sales 400 bbls Wheat quiet extra white
WaaSee club s. S. Corn quas at 7ac Corn meal
SIS pe tom Canal s9as eo g. to
SS 4sN 'ss Is q Ssw sy
rom Baaio to o@,~eao Tor tide water sester
wssa sSa SoSD W
BusrA,o, July ?s, is74.
Flour ss$ Lbs wheat tss bushels corn siito do;
Wheat, 81 sSs1sy corn % 81 San' hs@sa',
Wheat, $40 bushels; corn lsco DO oals 1870, do
Saa sos Isls1% asIs %sslsrn P iSs s Ss
gmi gsni lot. Vs. Of r' wh,s ov MnSaasSs S
Se dg j as y sassoSsan and Green Day,
OF No Western and hugh mixed 7c Oats dun sales
uf No. Western a. tSr Rye nomlpally 81 " Barley
malt firm Canada. 81 20 u So WesIe IL 81 81 81 81
Other articles unchanged
roisDo july ., 1874
Flour in good demand NJ tu prices Wheat in f,sir
den9nd and firm No. white wabash 81 "a NO. white
Michigan. 81 "; new, 81 "a: amber Michigan 81 lii,
spot, 81 10 81 l5s August; No. red new ~ II uSl
40 2rcd, 81 Hsa spot 81 I2s 81 Augfs 81 II Sep
emher No. red 81 o. new, s. tS ecied, 81 ~ NJ.
amber ..linois, new. 81 20: No do. 81 H. Corn dull
and shade iower low Mixed 66c. grade, 6tc dam.
aged Sc Oat- steady, No L. 10 arrive, tc ncw soc.
slot t2c. August freighs huli; TO Bufalo 2lsc; to
Oswcgo, 5,c. ReceptsS4OoO bushels wheat, 1901 do
and 410do oats shipments2s 900 bushels wheat.
$500 DO. corn.
CHICAGO, Jaly IS 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dun aud unsettled
a. 2ls for No spi ny 81 Cs or No 10 spot 81 os
july 81 O544 August; No. do, 81 Or; reicctcd, 9lc
65Ssc. b'd july liac. bio. Angus; rejected Gle. oats
dull and unsettie closed iirm.r No. ., sc f0c (;
closed at 5Oc spo isc lsc Juy 355tc. August Rye
good demand AZ VOc g,c. for No Barley 81 or spot,
sl % sep cmDcr FORK irreeular advanced Sj 10 spot
S23 ~ S.3 62 August. Iard n.goud demand at Sl 50
spot sll 1oa s2 August hulk meats s:cndy At 7c. Tor
shoulders spo or August sso lDc clear rib sides,
nc, l01ac Tor clear SIDES. Wh,sey excited prices
highcr sales at BE Frcighs dun and nuininay 24e.
Tor corn 10 Buffalo. ON the call the Board in the
afternoon wheat closed trnicr, 81 e 81 0sA July
~ obT VI W August. Corn active Ind higher 65tec
a. SAG spot 6lNc, August, elfc sspumbsr. Receipts
500 bbls hours 91Nu busheh what 2lAoC0 DO. corn
2voJ ~. oats, LoOu do. barley shipas U-2,0u esiA
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
AN AGED METHODIST DIVINE.

Probably the Oldest Methodist divine in the
United states, II not in the world Is the venerable
Father Henry Boehm, who resides at the residence
OF his son.in-law. Mr.. Emley on Lafayette street,
Jersey City. He recently entered on his Tooth
birthday. When he was born the Declaration Of
American independence was not written, and the
great imperial cities Of New York, Philadelphia
lived under all tue Presidents from Washington
down; has been In the ministry seventy.tnree
years ani PROBABLY preached as many. or more
sermons than any man Snce the days OF John
Wesley. Father Boehm Is In tolerably good health
oud spirits, and says he conndenly hopes TO be
anle TO attend she phuadslphta Centennial IN le1e
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
FOURTH AVENUE DANGERS

The construction OF vanderbilt's Fourth avenue
improvement, above the Grand Central depot, IL
at present source Of great danger to those COM
PEELED TO cross the avenue, and the contractor
who has the matter in charge seems to be SO re.
gardless OF the rights OF the people that not only
has all passage or vehicles been PRACTICAL,
stopped. but the deep cut dich Is unguarded
no lence Is erected, nor Is any light shown Il,
night 10 warn pedestrians OF danger. The lew
lamps that are there are seldom lighted. The resi-
Ccnts III the neignborhood are loudly complaining
that the several bridges across the sunken tracks
in the avenue which are completed and opened
Tor public travel are not Lighted at night.
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM,

generally upon limited dealings. the delay in an.
nouncing the negotiations concerning the new
loan seeming to check movement. Prices closed
~ fonows:--United States currency SKIES ll7si a
ll71.; do. sixes 1881, registered, Il6. III; do.
do, do, coupons, lls ils14 do. dve- lweniies,
ls62, registered, 1929. l13h; do. do, do.
coupons, ll3 ll3K; do. do, 1894, registered, ll4S
" ll<a do. do. do, coupons. ll51S a llG4; do.
do, 1856, registered, llj a li5h; do. do, do,
coupons, HOY III; do. do, 1865. new, regis.
tered. lis ll5S: do. do, do, coupons, IldIs
llGas; do. do, 1885,, registered ll5is ll5a.; do.
ao., do. coupons, 1873 ll7A: DO. do., 1865.
registered, ll6n III: do. do, do, coupons, l1sa5
v 11sH; DO ten.io.ties, registered, ll21s a ll3;
do. do, coupons. ilajl Ia; do. hvcs, 1881, reg.
Istered INK ll2i4; do do, do, coupons, ll3h q
ia.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
were generally dull Tor American securities; Ere
unsettled, opening in Lond9n at 3ois, advanced 70
'os' anu, after selling at 80. closing ut 50is. Tie
sum oil fl5o,coo was Withdrawn from the Bank o.
england Oh balance to day. Rentes at Paris at
o;so 4. H. were buoyant, 81 francs. Closing Lon.
uon prices at I've l.. NJ. we're as !olows:-Consols
'or money, e27i e2k; do. for account, a2S 92la
'd, ls0os, 100; 1867 bonds, 1852. lo9A; teu.lorty
senaA i0s%; new nvea loAjs % ioak; Erie, so,,.
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oSnsa Cons mgaen ''Ss' 81 1''N gee ' g
Totals. .;....... 20 IN sas
August 90 oss d sssc, Is i:ise sep.e@hsr
5 s 81 So 2S,sDef se os Bales bales:
e ~o % = o psss @ saes s is Sd1y Ted aR \.
S isf ID sqSss S9 -, lS y notice % ~ s' % :,
& &c. % 80 ,Is i,Ss' iip q &C.. '
ssIissSosi a. 4 ls at 7ss 30 H'-S g.
ssa; October So @ lsse a s iSs 20 20 Il is
pess%6sS q q JaSqary Tosa o6
Ss Sals aras Ss Ths ss 4 s
'sA HI ssRaa9sses i s':
ia i kss mSat On soSn to asosS BY
sy steamer me y y: by .a sSppressd Liverpool
corrrS @srasi today }, quie, ou, steady. tor
NJ we heard Of no aes ro rs % Ra @
the United states ms Sass o.
Ssa' T do ans
Sadngs o o gc n9,us s ss Gs c @ sSsd
for ios t' java % f osss ss5e sc .s%:c
cSbo 'is se @ c CO. asyfs c al asgc Jamaica Maa
s A sosis s. hss RsSso @ s s M Esscan n0ss &c hsP
vanilla, Isc ei1ec Curacoa, lsc nc, gold. 60 80
ooorERAGr srocx. The market remained inactive,
Haa prsei wsrs shoox y As w ss a: s.
:SG' 'a as.s sss q COX sssss
dinary 70 prnie SS 4O hoops. II feel ordinary 10
prime Sjc asc.
s ~'s su ifaas fas essH i.'G ~.
aud quoed aec. s,erm. SEC. 39c patent
29c for stcaric DC. PC. for parahne and l3
l5isc. and lac ior II, - and l6 Oh adaInantne..
C0RDAGE.-The market was guet. but prices
. aimed without change We quote manila cord
above 2head l6c- do 6-thre ad and 9thrc ad
!. in. and 56 in diameter lie. do 2-thread, q
ToPs
Mania, Ijsc. fine Iarred Manila ath yarn lie. sisul
rope, sizes above latnread 2t6c.; do. G-thrcad aud
9-threal, 1899. do l2thread and hay BE New
Zealand cortage sizes above l2thread. l2a.c. do.
6thread 9-hread u and J,l6in ,sc do ll-thrcad
~ and hav l5e.. and Russia oo I7c cash
OopPER.-The general market was quiet and easy. We
heard OF sales about sVU UG1 lbs lake at 22c 2c
per To-
EGGs.-The demand continued light and with a slight
3regse IN the receipts The tendency Of prices was
ations, which are as ioioWs:-Long Island. New
wanna, 2s,sc 2tc; Canada choice brands esc; West
d.. 22c 2l1ac.: other Western, 2Ic o 22c
FLouR ASp GRAIN.-te cepts-Ilopr. l4s2l barrels
barre.s 2in bags: oats l6O0 bushels rye do.
The flour market ruled steady unter a moderate in.
curry The comprising all kinds. aggregate about
1900 barrels ut figures within the range OF our quota
tons. Corn meal was steady and in good demand. The
sales foot up LOO barrels, including Brandywne at
$4 65 Western, at 81 10 81 20: Jersey and Baltimore
a n
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boxes for to-day. We quose Sssare iss.ors, ane.
sase da;rlss ans ,o,fs lis orsnss county skins &C
do. do do oo- for domestic trade, lo5lc IKE. do.
&c Miehigan and Wisconsin factory nne Zoe ale
spot cotton, with quotations unchanged. "Fu.
tures" met with only light trade, at decline OF
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
The ,sayor's Secrecy,


One OF the most remarkable qualities OF His
Honor, Mayor Havemeyer, Is his secrecy. He 10
not silent a the famed william Of
Orange On The contrary, he loves tn chat with
the reporters and everg one who comes III his way.
And yet he knows how TO keep a secret iOcked
securely ia his capaciOus bosom The great secret
which he is watching over now with the jealousy
OF dragon or mOther-in-law is his reply TO Tam
many. Now That the Governor has publicly de-
cared that he would not object to the Mayor fur
nishing copy OF his reply to the press 1t was
thoughs that His Honor would graciously deign to
allow the reporters to secure the glst OF that long
and elaborate document. With this expectation u
representative OF the HERALD called upon the
Mayor bright and earlv. The reception was en-.
couraging:-
.'Well. SIR said His Honor brlskly.
''Mr Mayor" said the reporter "nOw that the
Governor does NOT object to the publication OF your
reply, VIII you -
"No, WON'T the Mayor replied. with the derer-
miuation Tor winch lie Is truly famous. II have
made mp my mind not to give my reply to tie press
until nave received the Governors judgment.
When tnat arrives shall lurnsn 1t with the great
est pleasure 10 the HERALD anu the other papers,
The terrible nat had thus gone forth. and II was
TOO late to chanGe the Mayors determination. In
vain did the reporter protest tnat the pubic from
Maine to California were leverish with anxiety TO
read his wonderful composition. ana could not
possibly bear the strain any longer. In vain did
he darkiy nlnt that every rising statesman OF the
country was looking eagerly Tor tins model OF all
replies OF this character. HIS Honor was adanlant.
Not even the assurance that President Grant and
the m0st prominent members OF Congress were
perfectly unhappy over the delay In the publtca-
ton OF his reply could induce him TO retract his
fp
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and 1000 do barley.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, July 2a, 1874
Exchange N fair demand: on Cnitet states. sixty
days currency, ~ l20 per cent premium; do: short
si!ht no. III lz3 premium do. sky days gold, l5s
~ premium do short sight. do. lf3 a l45 premium.
On London, Iva LIZ premium On Paris l42 la pre-
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
An I'M pOrta mt Letter.

An Amporta ant Letter.
The following important letter was received yes
terday by the Mayor. 1t Is explained by the scar
city OF dogs in the Twenty-frst district
.Hon. w. +. HAyEMEYER, Mayor
~ herepy tender my resignation as dog catcher
in the Twenty-iirst Assembly district, and crave
your acceptance. '"FHOMAS WEIGH"
The Mayor who Is at bottom kiud.hearted
man, promptly saLisned MS craving.
The New York herald., 1874-07-29

OUR EXPORTS.
The total exports OF produce RON the port for
the week ending to-day amounted to 81, 66l. .7Ss,
mixed values. which is an increase from last week
OF 81, 353,692.
The total exports OF produce since January !. this
year, are $170 03 against Sle2 800 last year
and $l24,277, 1917 In 1872.
TREASURY BALANCES
at close OF business to-day
Currency. sl2 600, 600
Coin 1880, 900
Certificates. $4,000
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Amsterdam prices were:-Union Pacific stock,
2SA; Northwest preferred, 4s,s; Erie, os1..
RAILWAY MORTGAGES

Amsterdam prices were:-Union Pacific stock,
2SK; Northwest preferred, 4s,s; Erie, es1..
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
showed no new features to-day. Central Pacifics
advanced to SsH and Union Pacific incomes TO 1874.
harlem nrst, sevens, coupon. brought lo5. and New
Jersey Central convertible 1925. In the alter
noon there was a small business. Morris and Es-
sex nrsts brought lo5; Erie fourths, 9s7s 81, and
North Missouri frsts. S21s Union Pacinc land
grants sold at 81 and Union Pacnc sinking fund at
60. lot OF s6 900 Chesapeake ana ONO first, cou-
pom on. brought 90.
The coupons or the Sinking Fund bonds OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. maturing Sep
tember l. and OF the Income bonds presented for
exchange, will be paid on and after August l. with
out rebate.
were dull, only $4,000 having changed hands. These
transactions were in Tennessees at 81 for the new
series and old ex-coupon
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currencv exchanges. S42, 1871 228
SuIienCI oaiuuces'..'.... 3,3S4, lcO
Cold exchanges. ..................... 5,6Sl, AIS
uoio oaiahces..... l,374.oll
GOLD EXCHANGE BANK STATEMENT.
Gold cleared. ..............,, 1885, $50 COO
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. l,e66. I07
currency balances. ..................... 2l68, $50
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ss3O r. M.-Be fore Call.
3l5s 200 shs L 5 4 NJ SR.... 72i.
l2ls lU0 Union Pac RR..... 26.s
721s 20 \ j Central RR. .. l06
72i4 20D Tol 4 VI RR. ...... 35l.
e p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDucK MARSkT-LoSDos, July 2e-Even
ng-Linseed oil Ell ys ss3 per Spirits turpen
ne opened st2f Sd. 2is Id closed al .4s Sd
WI Calcutta linseed. 90. 3D.
The New York herald., 1874-07-29

bs iba loc. lie. Manila do. Is rbs q ibA &c
Inos-rhe market Tor American ruled about steady
unoer sxhtly better inquiry. We sales since
OF NO at $50 and 5v tons OF do az $50 Prime forge
sSss OF 400 ,ors - seoteh pig was firmly held WITH
3ns IONS q AZ. 10 ootness go cash We gnole Ameriean
sgt'nton no $S4: Glengarnock No. J, $50 Coltnes
SW. summerlee, 30 a $36 80 per ton.
LkAfHkA.,-Ihe demand Tor hamiock sole continued
nis her ana transactions confined to small parcels.
were not materially changed and quoted tot
The New York herald., 1874-07-29

FINANCIAL.
A REASONABLE RATES. MONEY on LIFE AMI
"A Endowment lnsura Policies. Mortgages and othe
securities. lnsura MI kinds effected with best
panies j. j. II AieRiCH 4 CO. III Broadway
, 1874-06-19
REAL ESTATE.

William A. Buffers l. Co. havo sold Lots 0
and 10, cast front, On South Park aveuro. boz
tween Thirty-fourth and Thirty-Gttb stroets,
25 feet each, At $3.50 per front foot.
Also, tho two-storY anl basement brick house,
No. 80 Lincoln avenue, for As,10o, aud No. q,
III tho Same street, for f7,660.
TnANbrERa.
The following Instruments were tled for roc
ord on Tluraday, Juno Is:
plrr rnorERrY.
Randolph at . y cor Of Wabash av, I, ind Y
Of 61l14 II, dated June ne10............u.4 II, 600
South WRter ut, 30 It nf Fifth ay, +. 100x53
II, 1atod June Is {Charlos L. Hancock toy
Nacgefsen Hhie}iah) o&42
South Wnter IT. 12u It " Of LaSalla u, 1T, COX
Is It, dated June IL. 10088
West Albums 1t. as It Of Lincoln st, n I, 25xx
1s5 It, datod May 2l..,.................... u,000
Milwaukee ~, Da IT q v Of Erlo at, II (, 25I
10 210 It, dated Jnns 18................... 10000
Dushneii ut, 21l 8-1o II Of Stewart av, sf,9s
1125 IT, dated Juna a16....,................. 1,l03
1Ialstel it, 40 It Of stztconth 1t, I, 251Oo
II, datnd tlsns 18..,..............,..... 5000
sanRamon ht, 400 II u OF Juckaon, " I, b0112s
II, dated June 4......., ............... 10000
De Kalb Rt, 40a It, " Of Fournoy Ht, a wi,
24110D II. dated May J20.................. 700
SOUTH or otTY Limits WITHIN RADIUS OF sEyEN
MILES OF couRT-tougE.
Tart of Lots nnh 8 for botevar11 IN JB{c- ...
hart's v u Bee I, 98, II, dated Jnns 1B..t 1,200
Lots % anil u, In shawA Lots and 8, Forrest
vile, datol Juna a16.........-.........,.. 1850
, 1874-06-19
higher figure than t5.t5. THO market cloaol quiet
kiQH akLEa

S1iEl:r--The ularket was dui an,f vuat nj thn do
cllhs noted ycRtor1Ay. sass ra g8nE nj for
pooc 10 cotnnon ut 81. ios nloui,n sni Ut
81 G09GU0 far g0nd 10 clluco Lambs weru innnfra,l
Tor At $2oo9 10 per head.
NEW YonK:
NEW YonK, Juno 18.-IIEEVEs-Focelut 11at.
mailing 37Ho for The last three days. aaal1lst I00t
ttns laAt wook. Demand RtrGug, aid the ninr-
ket rosed firm 1T am adyancs Of Ac compatsd with
Mnndny; qsxans, ls@1lAa; naiiyo sissrs, 11S9
1870.
sftEEr AND LAMns-nectlpts, $500, making 1850
for tho last thrco dnya, aga}nat u0U aAna Tina unt
wesk. Sleep slow ut 44@GHo; lntaba dull at 6HGl
1o1dc, with tho bulk OF Kcukucfy lambs at 7x6ssNu.
SwiNERoccipts, 1910. making 1oooO f5r ihs laak
three days, against $50 tins last waek. None
otoro1 atlva; dressed hrmcr 1T 7l<dS7tsc.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, n. Y, juno Observation-Disclosures 1874;
total for weak. 10000. Market slow for watt Vi
stock: most fre4A arrivals through cousigumcuty.
pt1eex firm ut yesterday1s ratoa.
BHxEr ANp 14sMu4-Neceipts, 5000 total for weak,
040o. Market lifcloss not antcfrnt taie4 10 cstB,
lI4h prlcss; Westtsn ahacp, Aoin3nallY S4.7aS62a
iioas~liceops, 1900; total for week. 800. Mar
kot tu and slow Yorkors, $5.d0So.75 heavy hugs,
EAST LIBERTY.
EABr Liberty, pa., June 1B.--CAT7Lr--Arriynls,
IS cars; hast. III. ESQ 649; medium, S375aU.o0 COM
INN, s5.01Ga5.o0; h,lla, $4GoG94.69.
io:s-AriiVaia, 10 cars; host. so.oo@ess; Yorkors'
stsEr-Arrivals, cars; best, $5.2505.75; medi-
ST, LOUIS.
Sr. Lou1s, Mo., Juile 18.-lEoaF--neceipts 1900.
tiCHrrtE-Recalyta1 1,GG1; unchanged.
, 1874-06-19
Tho l'rn,ttt1.s lI,1r1Sots.
MINI Xi4fkK

NEW YORK.
NEW yonH, Juns 1s--corios--1leavy and nominal;
a5SUO balus Juue Is 5-10r; July. II 1-J26s l-l6u
August, 17Hai7 1870: gslte'nber, T. 15-;sa@17Ne;
0sto1eF " = 7l1e; ;;I KS; Sossla0er II 11oeal7';
IsnnAps1urrs- in bo.ter request: rscolrts,
s S.s L ess sSRer4s s4ta Ws.s Ws.tsn s 4 @ s
5;ss ss!ra ols, s;;sSalS; s: Eea., :Msy5@i!c1. M :
er,l, s4.cO@4.ao. Wheat-Goo.l leuanl aud higher
receipts 11s,a0o bu; Mo. Z uh!eagv, sl42G}1.Aa; !;
S9 axssa 9 AZ, ".aoa sas sS
ls1,5u; wlnter rot. Western, lye 4uiot at
f.05GSl Leo. Harley nominal. Malt quiet mud loavy
Was.crn yellow, sttas3o whia DDe. Oats duli aud
lower; rseeips. aa,o bu; ,nlxed woater'l, clGs2Nc
uAy-unehangAda ut N0.oQ&11.oo.
1eGa aaoora,ss@Goaes quiet aud unchanged. Sugar
HrE. No!asses dull aud unchanged. E!co qntpt tld
unchanged
rETuoLnust- Heavy aud lower; crude active; re-
TunrrSrINE-Fse np!rlts, 37o.
Eaus-llcayy ut 14@l5Nc.
rnovlsloas-lork 4.wsr; now meas, fl7.3p. 1,eef
TOR short clear. Lard lower; primo ateanl, HE
city st0an,. lie.
heaSy; naw Western, lS9alu. oAysss GuaYy .' cou'
wu1skz-stu4ay 1t gDK'; ;'}; ;,,>o
hrm. WlIeat ae.iys and alyartul M. wl.tta Wa~
bush, 3l.33!5; M. white Mlchtgat. $l,A1 anbcrd do
easA am. ss'es Jamt, s!.ao July, sl.3vt NJ. rel,
3l.to; No. = do, tl,Mhasl,ao; Jn'y $l.23 AMaast,
IRiish ,uxu. ol;1o; JMy, a5o;' August, os.iu; low
mixed, Csc; yullow, 1d4e; willie, 7oAe; d9lnagttl,
6ae. Oata dland unchanged; No. q 4voi M!ch'9an,
5Dtc. -.
PnrIonrs-to Dntrnlo stoady 1t So; to os"eso' ~
| @Io. -..
RsoE1rrs-rlour, 1000 brls; what, 90 900 hu; cosu
BH1rMEsrCFlssr, 1000 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu
| corn, 81, euu bu OATS 2. .ODD hll.
MILWAUKEE.
| M1rwAuxkx, VIII, juno la--narADsGuRSs-l!ou'