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CALIFORNIA SENATORIAL CORRUPTION.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. @.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9, 1874.
The testimony taken before the Legislative Com
mittee OF Investigation concerning the charges of
corruption in the United States Senatorial cleo
ton last night tends strongly to support the
given by Mr.. Booth his friends to secure or in
nuence his election. The investigation is very
searching, covers wide range and thus lar
BOruck, who Is the complainant has failed to
establish the charges made. The investigation will
be resumed next Monday.
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SAVANNAH JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

SAVANNAH Ca, Feb. o, 1874
Owing to the heavy rain or last night and this
morning the races have been postponed until next
Monday ana Tuesday
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S p A | N
Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
The United States Minister Takes Leave
of the Government.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
spondent in the Spanish capital
MADRID, Feb. 6, 1874.
United States Minister Sickles took final
official leave of the members of the Spanish
government to-day, presenting at the same
time, to the President. Mr. A. Adee, Secretary
of Legation, as charge dqfaires.
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A TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 8, 1874.
The steam boiler OF Baird Roper's single mill
at Deep Creek, eight miles from here, exploded
last evening" killing four persons and badly scsld.
tRg l0pr otherss
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THE LowENsTEIN MURDER TRIAL.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 9, 1874.
owing to the inability OF the senior counsel for
Lowenstein to continue and finish summing I'D,
the case was to-day adjourned until Monday.
when his associate counsel VIII finish the argIl-
ment IN behalf Of the prisoner.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Feb. 6, 1874
Master Arthur P. Osburn and Ensign Jacob J.
ueinkler have been ordered TO the Shawmut.
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ANOTHER LECTURE BY NIB. PROCTOR.

The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free
Course Tor the People will be delivered saturday
evening, February T. in the great hall, at eight
O'Clock, by Mr.. Richard A. Proctor, 1.-The Stars"
ADRIAN s. HEWITT, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Feb. 6, 1874.
The discussion over the bill providing new
charter for Petersburg, which had occupied the
Senate for eight days, was brought to q close to.
day. The vote on the passage OF the bill resulted
IN It's adoption BIZ o vote Of Il to IT.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AND THE CENTENNIAL Elk
HIBITION.
BOSTON, Feb. 6, 1874.


The Massachusetts, Senate to-day, by a vote OF %
to H. concurred In the House bill endorsing the
proposed Philadelphia Centennial exhibition.
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A.-Hcrnia.-Nearly All New York Doc
tors including OF highest eminence like Lewis
Sayre of No 1856 Fifth avenue, now Use no other than
the ELASTIC TRUSS, 633 Broadway
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Barry & Lanes Elevated Oven Ranges
decidedly the best LBS Third avenue. New York.
For sale by ARMSTRONG 4 BLACKLiN. 34S Court
street Brooklyn; W. H. DRUMMOND Co., 81 Market
street. Newark. N j.
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THE NEW STEAMSHIP COLUMBUS.

There will be public inspection ofth new steam
ship Columbus to-day, between the hours OF ten
A, NJ and four p. NJ. The vessel is lying at pier 10
North River.
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FORTRESS MONROE Va, Feb. 6, 1874
me United States steamer Junata, conveying
che monitor Dictator from New York for Key West,
bas put into Hampton Roads for a harpor,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Mary Dalton, aged fifty years. OF No. 23s West
Thlrty.second street. fell down stairs at her resi-
dence last evening. and was INSTANTLY Kuled,
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A.-3,OOO Pairs Self Acting OvershOes,
put on and Off without using the hands, and CORK
SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES, at BROOKS, 1856 Broad.
way, corner Twenty tn street
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A.-A.-Bargains. 5000 Pairs Fine
hand sewed imported English WALKING BOOTS and
CATERS at retail. SMITHS, 56l Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails. Established years. Sold and properly
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, Ii Bond ST. Y.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

THE HAGUE, Feb. 6, 1874
Dispatches from Penang report that the cholera
Is decreasing in Acheen.
A recommending party of the expedition had
been attacked by the enemy and twenty killed and
wounded.
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An Old Nurse for Children.-Don't Fail
to procure MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teethng Allays all pain and wind collie
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As n Standar I'D Remedy for Coughs and
Colds PORTER'S COUGH BALSAM is ackno wedged by
ali who have given II trial the most reliable. 1t
particularly adapted throat and lung affections.
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, All
diseases OF the feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE ~ Union
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Browns bronchial TrOches, for Pull
monary and Asthmatic Disorders have proved their e
cacy by test OF many years. and have received testi
monials from eminent who have used them.
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ACHEEN.

The Public Health Improving Dutch Troops
Vigorously Assaulted.
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COrns. Bunions, Nails, DC. without
pain CORN CURE by mail, Soc.
DR.. RICE, 2J8 Broadway. corner of Fulton street
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or II ernia Cure

A.-Rupture or II ernia Curc.-Dr. Rain.
BOWS SHOULDER LIFT is perfect relief and
It is the only scientific patent which advertises itself
6O9 Broadway, corner of Houston street, New York.
CautiOn-Beware OF companies selling an Elastic Belt
with wooden pad and display Of guilt at the OF
the reputation of the Patent Shoulder Lit Cut this
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For Cuts, WHIP Up TIC WOUND IN the
blood. and wet the bandage thoroughly with the
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY EMINENT
For Chis and Fever it has proved very effcacious,
1t quickcns the blood and invgorates the whole
No mistake about it. For internal and external use.
Sold by all druggists.
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PARIS, Feb. Q. 1874
M. Buffet was to-day reelected President of the
Legislative Assembly.
HUNDREDS OF COMMUNISTS AWAITING TRIAL
Nine hundred Communists are stiu awaiting
trial
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Novelty Carriage.-Cradlc and Carriage
combined with patent adjustable Canopy Send stamp
for circular LEWIS r TIBBALS, 5I2 Broadway, New
York. opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
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HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
Ill WINTkR BOOK LIST

HARPER BROTHERS will send either of the fol.
lowing works by mall postage prepaid, 10 any part Of
the United States Oh receipt Of the price.
HARPER'S CATALOGUE mailed free ON recent OC
Six Cents in postage stamps.
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Don't Cough and Wheeze, Annoying
everybody in church and elsewhere. but GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY and be well.
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Ice POyvders-FOr Headache, DrOwsi-
ness and Irritableness instant relief Fifty cents by
mail DIR. DREMOND, box l,9ll Post office.
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Havana Bankers.-J. Is. Martinez - CO..,
Wall street. New York, will paw the highest for
spanish Douboons and Havana Bank Bills, &C.
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ITALY.
Resignation from the Cabinet.
ElEGRAm TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

UMEe TtUs o. IoT4'
Signor A. Scialoia has resigned his position in
the Cabinet.
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy Guar
anteed the worst of Rheumatism and Neu-
ragia advice gratis Il John street and druggists
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E N OLA N D.

Progress Of the Poll and Incidents
at the Hastings.
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Wigs, TOupees.-G. Rauchfuss, Prnctf-
cal Wgmaker and ornamental Hairworkcr, ~ East
Twelfth street near Broadway.
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FRANCE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Presidency Of the Legislative Assembly.
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Press Opinions OF the Results.

Press Opinions OF the Results.
LONDON Feb. 6, 1874.
The Times, in its issue this morning, says
1t Is now evident that the country has returned
an adverse answer to Mr.. Gladstone's appeal The
elections in Ireland may show unlocked results
but nothing Is likely to restore the losses Of the
liberals in Great Britain. Mr.. Dsraeli is bound to
accept Office If the government following his ex-
ample in 1858, resigns without awaiting the reas-
eembling of Parliament
/ The Post. in an editorial OF a similar strain,
Says
The blunders OF the government are far more
than the average. Its exercise of power has been
as absolute as 1t has been indiscreet. 1t is lmma-
feriai whether the adverse results OF the elections
are due to the dssat saction OF the country at the
past or uncertainty regarding the policy of the
government In the future.
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Railway Collision and Loss OF Life.
LONDON, Feb. T. 1874
A collision of trains occurred on the Great West
ern Railway, near West Drayton Station, last even
ing Several persons were killed and injured.
Further particulars are expected soon.
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PerfectiOn-Bokcr's Bittcrs. Beware O
commercials
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The Metropolis Again Befogged.
LONDON, Feb. G, 1874.
The weather to-day In London Is foggy.
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/. BESSIE wILMERTON. charming novel by
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and elegantly bound in CLOTH s.sPrice. 81 IS
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New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
COTTON MARKRTS.

BAIrHoRE Aug. 3Co.tou iuil Miing leH,. recor
J1 @ -AYgrs, co-Ais, - Oac sales 2Dl bales sock. 5JIl
GAlyEsrIy Aug 3oton nominal. Good Onilarv l4 ls;
ceps 70 J-s exports, .5J bates lb Iaes
t-NisSEoS, Aug jlo1l banged, Mllus. ID
j33 bseL
PHLaoELPHil. Az 2CIt3a quiet Nd ing lie.
Us lal. gross, IDS bales.
CycigsAri Aag cotton dull, Miiinz l6i receir's 22
1s. al1clta. 10. bale. 2JJ s,-4f bales
NENPM-. Aug. 3-futoI .tel4r isI44Ii bow Mll.ug
l52fiJsi net tc-pu, IL bales, Shipments bales STOCK
-,JJi
LorLvLLE Aug. 3-C0H5l doll; MiIling I6c
NOBLE AIZ 3C5.ioa illi Midlng l5- net
c.p1 % llea exports co4sge 3 stock, so bales
tATANNAH. Aug. toituu lic.
bales 81 5; exports SOD sales 81 bales
stock, iJ2 bales
Ngv-UsLEays 3Cc.,on quiet aui uucsingei Mli.ng.
l6'ic; 3,1 jli bales eNnos % Great
britain, 2j2j be 4JI bal saes. 200 oaies stock
l53J bales
CHARLESTON 3.--Ca;.5n iui; Milhnr l5'ic Low Md
tng 10 a.. receipts 81 lari coast"s ltD Bales
sae 100 al-s. -tock. > .S2j ll.rt
HoEYoLK la-; a1d S:sad~: Low Mirg. 10 c;
net gts 2Dj bales exports cOasas 2iO bales sales % O-e
stock. 4si
Bo.roS Aug 3-Cltcn tul and nominal Nlnr II S- gross
receipts lS1 bales sales ljD hs.-si s;cf 100 esi 80
II. LuuS Aa. 3,1ol qIrf AMI 1JmilIi A.@iuhsi iDs~
10 receipts. % bales shipments, Z hics
AGCT1, Aug 3-Cotton nOml4L AJlhng ID '1' receipts 40
bales, sales. 20 BALES.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Budngs reported during week satarsJ Aug
AgeBue D. No 95 uns1ss rear val yrib-r,o- Son
d. SO. - lns1fs wall. M4heTsuH S'r.a
PoFsylt 80. 49, ana chnneYs, b. T. be~AH.H
Henrys, No lOl uussfe seleauy Francis Mesh4u oE1ef
EAIbslh st. no -, unsafe rear io4lIo- 7 d. 'e-f "a scr
LeTs No. &c. fence val ini eiunei Joseph Davidson.
sprps.t 20 gable sail ard ollp rs Of 5Teu
w4.asoo-,r 33I uasa'e front awning post s'erhsu wa'.
P, No 3D. pier Of boat v.1 M.sAssoa
Clnoa.. No o. unsafe val ga;ier CoTporaos
Frstays 30 33s lussfe Mr, q N-s,s
Fr..ye No. 053 as-s zoa gable VAL 81 bk ply rear.
Hese. No llO unsafe pls,siae Of rer ro,u P, A,.~a
h-sser ", I4oia uussfs we. brrk vl Peter .a .eat
Hetcrsl, No. IT, ia ia-elogsy ulsae coltol A4s rsa1
H4lsons, esrl So 33B ursf aoor Dltas
Pafcet 40 =. c-tl.e of Below.
Prsi 40. 3Jj, unsafe rear 2r;E extension an 'h1ss = r
suys1.t No g. unsafe and b,ooaI 2o, wn e
sprassL SO. 275 unsafe val roof 5ea g. Bly,
B-osIFav yo Gso unsafe .o-tasrr gable sai F- E..' River
Eas TA.oeHt4sl 4i0 unsafe .r hAll rail- F.!7 state,
Gse.ne.sL No g. unsafe rsrEootea wH ~ Diaper
ow-er
SHfioE-st. No. 80. Cas- G.. PacE1e, 1.e-I
S4f. a-.-. 81. l-,, Jfr.. Ju. lu-..
W. Vi l.rna .- 80 B. l,r'r r. B'rte- owner
- Lgsu-st Nos. 80 s1l ~ Gcl4ri 4An agent
Sl..yll-,l Sos. 4i3 al ~, rau.e. -. gFl-.
Bower 10. lO2. Andrew f1si
Ageuue w.. I'd. 90. T. kosentlll
last rllri-st, so. jI5. -o.1nll l-luk
hat Tl.ri-5t No 297. Henry L-g.er
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

having been able to reduce the operating expenses
in proportion to reduction of so per cent freight
charges; or in other words, the managers do not
pretend to have discovered that they can make as
much or moro money this year in carrying grain
from Chicago to NewYork at 10 cents per bushel as
they made last year in transporting it at 2s cents
per bushe.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report their
earnings for week ending July 2 1874, at S93sS SO,
and for same week in 1873, Ss,OS9 "a; increase,
$3.50 SO.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania skies, Ill Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. 19. Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania Rail
road 81. Gold. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
BUILDING STATISTICS

Po the week eniing sa1ry Aug 1874 from h records At
tie De14rtuen VI Bg.. .lngs. W1 N Adams. rHf
lspsi0r rror-s number = pars 1r-t for
buildings, 3. number buildings rm1crl therein y;
estimated cost SIS 800 number o. 2sls popsi r ;e 10 ~
embracing 70 tmd.lgs ei--el COST " r1NlLJ t9 ~"
mated cost Sg7 as number Dian
naullg talse prsvlsy t-4, ~ A fa IS
lpprovei fsanrrJvei amended and apporr ani
perny cauons for frame iId her l-e
ie examined. pssel 80 o "cA - "eIc ,fr >
disIpnr0red. and the remainder are pelains. ,.
The Bureau JGsy Bleings Gad oafiignf rrtos $50 .a
ingl suigev-I general condition % s1c- - Tg- rgr- m
saf. been unssfs notices rrv - 10
violations removed 10 lyces sefT
"a vOiat lu scat 10 -u0rneT, D.
ne Bnrsla a-s scry Work reports 80 uifrgs
reaurug fie-ssaes - blnlI -l-g nrfn poide ga
a-cap-s lr-.csue uote5 bj. gri- I. al
n tested ~ which dsippfoyei or al nsler'on
as 1adngs, Iere fore IryTiel wh lfeeps %
tie dua of such eaciprs t-er .eE Leo iD- c- Y n
obs.rc ln and 0i Ie 53- oalz- thn
reported found good cniAon ana On 40 - DBL ~
DISTRACTED requiring 1uulg nr f..-z frf ~
ar iupe-te 10 l-lpe rnfaenf aFI 90
reported rtquAg all.1ua ore s4rg 4rs
rcramins' % ELlc1. re1xAnAi t -l
been csmpei WITH were rffd and an
.-.1aa
ugr venulon &C.. Of eers iui places Of lusen-nt.
-aes boarding AID o4gnglouse aAl = s'oie % Dl4ns
flr rpO5es 4tl F-fe fcg e4 H-~'-4 sse
rccouuenl-l
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

PRoIscrED RrILnIyas.

Nea bul4iag PROPOSED ior ou 8r , an fau,
se lci 5e De.atLeat 3. sIf.1' fte rst
ealirg Sauri y, ana. l. 1873:
atlst 9 ilO ei cisf m asf re
frame le..ly. each ? stories. 2NrIf. Itrr Orrr.af1
tis:l-lya.. side 70 fet 0t ffT-sve--f brra
4seung O. q la.
Fyeventhst norh sd. 10 ,et 0f sEti hu,s
stable, sioues. ZiKOJ. 70. q. 4ve.r. owner
Locust et VI TrnFe fl r1e arr fTf'inf
t0nfs -Jr32. ClroI1r p.
sere ali nsrf 4Fs
% .es. lJrJlt s. NIegeu1oIs,
Erveathve asd
tenement -JtUJ John
Estimated buildings lrrtel stj. .3O1
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

last year Receipts exclusively owned by import
ing saughterers, and sale alive Dr,ssrh
hogs were quiet, with fair demand at 909bo. y n'
more selling nj 90. than at etc. n
Our saughterers get most OF their hogs In Chicago
Where the market has been dr0Oplng for several days
Ihe Ltre Stock Reporter of Friday last In gen
erai remar5s we note the downward tendeHcy of the
market on medium and common hogs This to-day has
been still more marked, sales beinc made NJ further
decline OF v 100 m Hight Co fair bacon and
coarse 10 fair heavy hogs. Extra smooth hogs being in
small supply were fairly active, but nothing more"
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
RANKING AND FINANCIAL,

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject TO both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof. E.
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRmUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. Newlork.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

HAvASA Aug 9-soani,a Cold 232a233 grhrnze nominal
% sa'e, 80 davs currency, lO3 9l0 prem snort sight
- premium iaIs. gold. l3i4z0 pea4ani snort
80 prsmum L0Hdon lj59Ij5 premium Pans 1900
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw YoRK. Mond.r. NJ q

NEW YORK. Monday. Az g. -,
At tlre Exchange salesrcoms to-day James ".
Miller sold ~ order of tie supreme Cont a - -ths
title, and eqni;y Of the Oxygen Gasigh' Conpaay M
eight lots norts sldo Of FJTty rsi- I0o tst east q
Elevenih-aye.. measuring together e1oxs53. % r w.
Turney for s250 JOseph MEG sold. by o. TIN
supreme Court. tae feuI-stOrY brick BBhdiB- -,
Lortd -iie 0i sixty 7xl-sf iI'J iept easf n b. nd
ave- II 9xc05, fOr eJ755 also, 'nc thTerfDrY brown.
stone hOuse and lot -Oarii side Of hun aud
rTenty--ixthst 35i-) feet Of seysBts~ye Ir.sr
% II, tor fi2jO
Ths report Of the Department % gai'di--~ f,r tho
week ending Augnst ail Pee found ln tu.s cJ.gnss
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF REGIS
- TERED POLICIBs or TiE NORTH AMERICA ,hCIJALl
LIFE ASSURANCE COA1ANt.
II AND 10 NARGBN-sf- y. Y,
For Week Iu4in- June 10, lSTA
Number of Po-ces in iorce. -
Net re4lirei % policies Boz fouce, lsc
ia a .ls " .'....... 2Oj22Os 40
Ao1I' ae.a y. s government Bonds 2Oj6s8i 90
er-rgs ,u ,nl hi ae ......... tlJ1
~ d. MORGAN. President
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKRT.
EUROPEAN MARKETs

LoyDos Ang 3roT b,nk and general holiday in this ty
issDoSi Aug Go m-Pau dispatches quote ReGes - oJ
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

l. hcafr oi ~ We quote;
Corn Jersey % g0qss % Meal Bra - coast IS
Com Meal " ava ~ COfu heA NOS i4t' u . 40
Corr A.A. Ner.N GJG . %
Mea-The steady, Quiet for common qualities nm
%, Choice White 1uo.ri 81 g5asl %; Pine Yellow at 81 73G
~ 7j Csrse III 4Oq$l 40 Cob Meal at III 3Odei 3D. Ground
40 D ~ s2u0sll 80 II st 30 90 n 81 jOGoZ3; 80 at
lOO sJOGS32 Rye Feed scarce ana hin al S1O@
FREIGHTs-In berth frets tie moderately
men;s uelui bJ steam Liverpool 10000 bush Gram 6S
lid; "a 900 bush lo 64063;l; b. sail, $1,000 hu.b
DO Il Gid. 90 70. To London, By steam, 4OQO
5000 bush GTAr, 5Lo0bfi ~ hhi
fabsco 6, l5jU bbA ROn rms Charters we're
steady teT compfsc 70 Corr Tor oIef an
with 1000 4s Grain at j~ 4 Austrian oAfA
s.h $500 DO, voyage, a. Js 81 10 DAnlLg ger
900 bhs RofEed PetToeIm j 81 To tie Meal
vessel with 1000 10 al prvas terms To he
Kingdom Antwerp with $50 bb Naphiha o
the Continent, $500 0bs Refined Oh pHYate
b4E With 300 bbiA DO psivne terms
GRAlNhe Wbsst market for and
pool held OIL For Nle thre fair demand for Choice Ne"
AMBER ihe market closes especially FOR Spring New
Amber Winter and export; 68 900
III lJ0>l 81 fr Jngladed Iowa Minnesota 81 2e for
No Chicago spnnE 81 20 Tor No Ceaeo Spnngi u -
No Mngaukee, ~ store ~ SO Tor No. Milwaukee 81 20
al - ior Od Red Nete 32d 81 81 Tor hes 81 40
for White TenDee 81 - FOR Amber Michigan 81 sJasl 80 Tor
White hehacEy BsTey At h an1 quiet
been 26 900 basb spot
ono hre1 al sOdsJc the aside Baltimore;
Al 80 DsIci Western Mire SODr5c White
New a. % zoe on pier and 20 100 New MId
bepemef Al al1 hTe ul tie sales ZOO
"a dS5c Corn good and smr the
inquiry u very active chiefly
damp aud uHsouuo At Tie Western Mixed 7S679e aaoa
" 1lsc IN store Western NGe $4,000: Western
tory Of TIE etieay export 10 Liverpool
cOAPARATiNK STOCK
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Real estate 10 Syrhanse

EXCHANGE for New-IOrk or Brooklyn
II nOVsE-A drs,c ass RRsiD DRNCE on the Husoa.
cumbrac- a modern upn,emeuts stable
and gehou,s 20 fruit and mcaies Photograph
Al ONCE j. a. HOkr a 500, III Braasway
EARM WANTED for RAISING STOCK,
A aodh hoa $4,000 10 stO.OOJ, eIsalage for brookyn
prouertl. ktLASD NhlllN1 n-eAh.-,s -.---
CTORE and DWELLING PROPERTY. free
y ana cftr AT rented VILLAGE The ctf = afei in
EXC ANGE for BROOKLYN PROPERTY incGmbsIe with one mort
Irse a.If KULASD WHITING. BeekmAasL
Snn ACRES of cultivated PRAIRIE LAND,
ODv near spencer CLAY Co. low. . haDlANp.i ~A ~
b,Ies tl.a hss Iosk ue Inquire VI IL, Va Na<tsA