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New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YoaK April 80 c,s, 3sa he'd
I7G oS lie posding four DAYS
po'[ est 5 ,o1f az 'nS psps @ e Sos The sssf % fs
b s9d The @ars1' E' q m " r p,s.'S 81 , s7S h Ss q
the e, at va 70 ss % u and 5o % and '1e IehAh' car"
CoSey McPheson sold for Harerood Co ~ inci. .teers
stroag average II g2E II e o. 70 ir 1f ID and o8 10 .
D. Wax for Mord. w.re Co 223 na9s.' steer" e~t
G5ld.mh' Mords Co, 50 Missouri Aad Illinois steers 90
$ seSu ter aeTr. 80 light Illinois steers. 'ena' '-t
w T6oap.ou ior Morris Co.. 81 po, sser, 7a c-t ITO
lI s9nl Fl f. asrss 2 Co., 70 90 fI.n S 90 e average rs
FGeyPs %fo5s receipt, go hsii mrin s5 m q.
wss r and pens ccsi before At Prc''oas pneas
I'Eas E%. it' Fioi, Ga 80 S s stat 1c.. , 2
do IA D -; "a do l3O b. Co. aaa % ~" IL" !" "
Jane. Krbr sold 7s state yeah. us n 'y-r,s' m7e, v
roiyss s.. 9a e e. sa O. or, 81 81. ~ -
TIE market quit and ale sse hAl ana NJ ' M ;. ~
St 5arSt. 1 va. ssil rr aud Rodsrs were .1n
good stock Sales effected caied carload Of Gr.. so ''ee
Bucknghsm sold 2i0 saearei olo sheep 1872 a'ee
2 LI sold 1919 .horn Ohio sheer 81 y nvs-lse, 7's p,,
n: 10 80 70 Sac; lao DO 80 d. at 7c ''' 40 No. ~"
james Kirby sod 200 unshOu oo sheep ~ 70 'ves' at " IS
- Forshs 80 80 q, 3 C. m . e Js,
sgn.. 40 The corresponding tine 81 wes soao Sss'a
alive Dressed hogs steady aud firm " &C. PEI o. ' "v.
ALB,NY April iCArrLErhe @'rket oeaoa d Sia oe.s s
Of s y h. T receipts 567 esr,-on n sasss, OF s is.
The average qualify wfs tue ahe - as
highest price realized 7l2s NorAilg oin iOlh9 80
m L. b Tor siI-yearo worker heh coss hs"
an advance S2dS the from t4o 20 . ins m.
et for uDchngldi ad nIeTor p |o4sf FH"~s
6qGi,c y n for fair good and &c. of eItta --,-
LAaBbIhs racepts hght Inc WAtA 80 ~
lac 10 M higher Shorn. and l2 higher on We auos
Ssd &C. for sIa sheep ace for CO@Hoa 10 Far OSo
for Fair To Good, and 80 Tor Extra. -. sna
marAe higher The sales sun gp DO
head s Louis averaging S6dS6 10 v 100 10 sA1 -
of weeks rates store pgs A Ia s- ~ 10
6iaa7 Lac latter price for Extra and Light "eshs
Bryyto Apnl 2i-CArTLEReceiDis today 9,y hea mshos
the total supply week thus far eoI essd o vo i e'
sSoi1st 5Oj cas for time last week. TIE fh sit,s
rs ali through conszumen all the stock IN he lard' uny "
hn,t Esst I'm Sst hands from the kase1 maiSss
bai and shippers those points anticipate heavy os ,t
$40 heiJ
supply 1000 bead sgans oOV heaa St a
bare Of stock and TIE msrsrs
closed 50 S6 for cDpel sba$I % Tor ~ooe sp
today 1000 head MAILING the o.s' supp Tor os
$500 against 2l 90 had Tor e sane n is
Gr 50 2JGs5 70 for Workers. po@sO 40
heavy
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
DONRSTfC MARKETS.

Arp,r April 2iwhsst r m,Hs ,eqqs,. At steady D"es.;
sal Ba'y and Mat qnet o,' sac, ~, s .s
orrhanna Depot at 64c -. =. ,c,.,,cu.
Ap "a Cotton quiet ND. and :s'sr s a. ~ i0slyS l ~
a Ano 81 siqsi s so Go GOOD Con- g Pss 5 E a.. ~ "a Ia
2t southern White ssas4e southern Ysios sse Ms:,s,a
Mixed Neg sSe on SOC o9 9a' sm M % p p,.Sss.
Sa 81 fSS .S .!s &st si% ? p G2Gsa ssS7 %
fs s s iis io, % sSSsreSd SSs' i. La g., Wet =.
'1ss;'; %, e.: e.; rssjs 3 E::
Ga . SeS SISs 900 buh s & tgSo
'sa ss.s o' s. tss SI;s %' 2Ss 20
ssss y ai..asss Ss%ss 4 70 81 RI
e1 s w9t sSo T. sa s = sj SSsf g. .or. %s
9os ,''ss ss,SS Sc s s Sss.s s, @ S SSI
3Se' 49, b.ss; sS No Man & %;'s cas u :. 5ossa
$e.'efa 5Sg oiasI :Ts; s.shISS a., T. Al, sn.s
ard sa aSdsl 4 p Sgsi q y S 10: 81 u % & iuSs
, ieG SI No Mssd ' cash egg May GSs June Rsitsea
81 os '1sy ssr, t t aS sa % ssss SS 81 ssi 60 G
s PG gp:sS ~ and s st So % Ss sgs s ic sS June Ss ''fsi G
ia ar deasSd 90 go e,s May 81 10 JoSs Bs,s
& Mat sutee o. s.' wSsiS stss a. o4 Fea I ds'ad s.'
lower , oj Corr orr F Flour 6 600 os.s wb
S9 s 6 os @ $ 400 %Ss bush 10y Ps 900 Ss cera
suh oats g. 900 ba.p Rye and 5000 bush B.Ti.y a. =, .
dul So GGsc and unchanged re ;isss :. 81 os
barley steady and snca'nssd Butter a9SISr @ ss poa Is. s
q sr sS sss sOGsi Bsis Meats @ da S tr s c m
Clear bales Of Clear sides at 0A1, bper
ul Sebsuber Bacon dull; 70 for Shoulders 9sVJge bs
Ce,r kb sd.s 9st097s Clear Sides Whisky ead eoe
ifour and Gram quiet and uahAnge'i re-
ttoleum quiet and unchanged at l5Gl6Lc. -,
Dxrkor April 2i-Pour quiet And unchanged "heat sesay
Al al G6L for Erra; 81 5Sdfi 30 for Ma Whhi 81 ~ of
Amber Michigan Zoe Oats IN gooi a.inAa o. e
900 hb 900 bush wheat. and oVVO BUSH oa
Sbumsnts-l 900 bills four snd 1000 bush eorn. -.
LousuIIK April 2iFour quiet and nnehanged wheat ques
,nd uncbsngei Red 81 30 for White Corn gueSana
Unclaimed At T495c Oats quiet aud unehinge a % doO h,s
ssiI B9k Meats sold 6a for shoutens S7dse et lear
& SIDE. ale Tor Clear Sides Bacon soh % for shcaers
a., y Clear Rib 1913 for Clear Sides sugareur Hans et
a 9s 4i3iac, PLAIN, IL 2dl2c. Lard soh ss lOtdlo1 os
Ti.rc. lOs, ollie for keg Whisky sph al s3de3e
uxspHt. Apnl Flour-Demtnd hgh hodep urn az % ooe
60 sO Com Oats dul and dropping Nole bs
st and In lair lOadIlc Po dull Bacon easier a. -
az Ia for shoadersi 9fsGlOc for sides Hsms III 'daate
nLwAuKsg April 2flosr quiet and nneh4nge Whsas se~Ay
a, Sl 20 for 81 81 for No p May 81 ~ yuse ~ 80
oa steady r No 2. Cora steady sales OF NO nihA
64 ac Rve steady at Dl W Tor NO l. Bare,
dsn AMI uonnsy bS for No. spnng 81 80 Tor No 500
Prons eaet PorE SlO % sl6 Do Hams rese
snn Al Ioiaalle sael Meats sod &c for shouers go
LArl nomnalg for Kettle V'sc for steam Reept1
Flour and $1,000 bash. Wheat seipmeas-lSoOO se' f' -
| W 900 bash. Wheat. ,oo.h,.
for 5pnrg; rs tor Sabes Water - - 'or Ia. Ne
80 70 Double ErrA Wheat quiet, sales s a. ii 30 Cor.
dull saes OF 900 bbls s5c Barley fei anstassea
| short. a2,i Shn.tnds S2a h~1"a1' Wv
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
FRIDAY, April 2l-P. NJ.

The apprehensions of those who had expected from
the gloomy outlook at the close of last nights mar
ket continuation of weakness and depression To-
day, were agreeably disappointed, and the day has
been quite the antipodes of yesterday. The opening
pnces were to per cent (the latter on Western
Unon) in advance of last nights latest official fig
ures and with the exception of break Of Il per cent
in Telegraph to GS, and quick rally to 40,
a general improvement at once began. AT
the First Board the advance was in part
lost. and the market became heavy but IL
quickly recovered, and continued on is upward
course The buyers at first those who had sold
the market short yesterday, but there were evil
dences of new accession of capital and new buyers
who appreciate the fact that the financial question:
80 far as Congress is concerned is for the time out
of the way; that we have S26,COOOO0 more legal
tenders than we had few months ago, and
that prices of stocks are from Is to ~ per
cent lower than they were in December. So
we may add of the market to-day there was
more genuine buying than we have seen for
many a week The closing prices were buoyant.
Operations are gradually settling down to the be-
lief that the manipulations of the Wall Street wire
puIlers have more to do with the changes in the quo
tatOus of speculative securities than acts of Con-
gress or Presidential vetOes. They are also making
not very slow approaches to the conviction that
Congress Will do nothing to harm single
hair on the head of the chief manipulator
Given. therefore, that the aforesaid chief
intends to retain control Of the speculative stock
corporations with which he has heretofore amused
himself it is safe to conclude that soon as he has
repurchased his shares prices will advance, partly
in consequence of such repurchases and partly
because Congress shall have stepped in and kindly
lent helping hand. The opening, highest, lowest
nnh nInainn nricns wnre as fnllOMs;
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuRnpEAS MARKETS

Lospo~ April 2i-12:30 o. mUnc State PyrwcntS bonis
1869 iO37s: Railway shares 81 "a do PT"ercl o.
IIyERPoOt, 2il23O m.toton ts quiet ana unchnscd;
sales bales Including 1900 for speculation and eK orr The
a. of the week 100000 Dae which lODUD gers
ak,n for EXPORT l4OOO Iauon the stock Po
7 uding 100000 American tbs receipts OF th week
have been noluing $1,000 Aneueani .esga export
1000 baes the basis Of milling Upinds nothing oeeS
os Mddhngs deliverable MAY and June a. o0j se On me
basis Mdng Oresns nohng below low htldhns oehSe,o
Inc and ug az receipts o. Whs Tor the past three days
have been % 900 Quaer inciuJial l5.OUO American
-Ioxpls April 24-l:30 p m-Bne kGlsay shares 81 a
IvsuPooL ApnI 24-l:3O T. m-rhe OF Cotton afoa 10
$50 900 bales Including 900 Ameca the basis Md
Sry Ipani, nothing Good Ordinary shipped March, o.
S5l6i do deliverable April, at 3l0L DO DO, delEersos
June and July, at . 5l0t o,, .o,,
IoNDON Apnl 24-2 m-Brie RAILWAY sh res 81 d 03l
IygRPoo Anil "a -0f the safes Of Cotton dV I0oo
as ere American the basis Of Sdclng UPaals Dosnf
bslos Good Ordinary shiped June and Juy Il obL beastsas
are urt Wheat l2lSGl2l0 Genial for average cahoms
Wbte l3al32 for Club and IL o0l23 for hed hoscn
Spinp Corn So 6d39i ., quarter "a
IoynoN Ami 2i-330 mbe amount Of bullion gone no ne
Bnk of Engand today eZOOO Erie ks"sT shares
303aD3l. -. oo eL...- ,.,.. ot., n r.u.,
Taow, 81 $685. per cst -, a. - A., D..
1G37s Railway shares 3l Pans G:Pa'ehc' quote Hehe "
FeVSxroRr April 2iUntei States FyerSenT bo0is 9ss ss
tae OF 1852. "a r,-., w.. ..A .,.i..
., W,nrseSter is gqiet bnt arm. lard. 46l y cat 49,
IoSpoN Apil 81 m.-Refnet Petroleum il'ff Y giiion
IoSpgS April 24-Kvenng gSpnls Turp ntne 81 Y csl 9.
iIyERPooL April 24-Eyenng.-sPr's fdpsEESe' SS@"NoV
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
And the following for city bank shares:

The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week ending
April "a. and since the beginning of the year:
FOR the reek 1872. 1873. 1S1f.
Entered at the port. s2i33735 s9Oss7t8 sl,s40,32l
rbresn on MARKET. 2,5O7,sl3 2,27SsjO l7l9,Sj3
Sine Jon. !.
Rsered at the port. s5G71O2jl si4597466 s41146A56
Thrown market. 56649OS6 4j667,SS4 43714,6O8
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Pennsyl-
vania Gs, 109I Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 10
Reading Railroad 56.; Pennsylvania Railroad, 5ls;
Gold, 112..
The directors Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company have declared the usual quarterly diyid-
end of three per cent, payable May 1.
The earnings of the Indianapolis Bloomington, and
Western Railway for the first two weeks in April
were S7G6SS 81; increase last year, S8,949 G2
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING House OF FISK HATCH, No. NAssAU-sT
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
Oh Commission for cash; receive Deposits, ana
allow interest at the rate of four per cent; make
Collections. and transact "a general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD Bonds. which, at present prices
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at 50 and accrued IN
terest secured by first mortgage on nearly l2OOOOo0
acres of the Company's lands in California, Nevada
and Utah. FISK q HAICh'
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by froi H..
b. Elliott Of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
TRIBCNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

"a, borss Glazed s Sc s No. IL Refined a,,s.s. a
. ~ ,ma ~ ~ Psrfs and 9s@3ss 0f soa White
q, 'MsI1" az y ~, ass' as,s.D ta7aa7 - lgc
oSy pp ,' p K,sv !esiy WITH nOesrst ssr,ss ..,.,
g',tni. Aeed Leaf ribott sss,d ~ s,s i.
" 80. "a m. hn,s.., L opy m si sales Of 100 Ots ess
1872 a,dG1.c l57 Penn eIoy 7lH ~ OSrts
crop 1870 a5e 225 dS crop lo72 HIIelIe Add 40
WHISKY srmsr bu, les. active. of $50 bbG At o3
qget, nOayi todJ tHef. nnfb Jur
oe and more confence ners scos Of the PrAisa on Aa
financial questions soby Affecting The maet Fes baer tess
tie ard What iride eng fole only or e inme'se
requirements ard speculative tsns ves~fcS pfe
walls Bses ey unging - buy ~ large qaanttes 's hs
Clpis Aanf and the ffT gp1 sff ~ Jss oaD
moderated encouraging Phc however steady sn stocks ses
spring WOODS from the Sou1en part o TIE 5n are snng eey
bed decidedly above the Of kssters bafe
figures quoted l8dUe Tor Ordinary 2oaz sf Hosf
slightly hong staple al Ia go cgtil sDi 2bTk)c of
Choice Tue rsaeoh report of TBrsy s oouds the
following 5000 n ONO Fleece A % ~ 2oDOD hO.sn W.
coun 1 52t2 0OO wis-onrn snl ,bore SIC 5OD
Freea a. i7c 1000 Wahsd Mesp Pieces 1t t7c ZOg Ne
dun Unwhei fOc 900 N0is gryae trn 5000 Bses
Palei private l6Oba COmhuE pulled private tens yOpb
Low scouref IT 8Dc 1000 - 60 soc 10000 Cah,srns
IL bales Bury spnBg Bj4ts 2BDDO ~
California ii a. 2jc; 2jOOO lo % 2ie POO 40 81 2sc
25c rs prVaie 30 bales DO B ai ~ o. pvss
terms GJ bales Fall ami Lambs py terms Do hs fors,s
Lmb, prtate 10 bsls Choice Ofgn png term. 70
hales Oregon pngats terms; 100 bales 10 AZ t bss 70 ~
ISil Oregon MKei Ws3.s 30ci 6OJO Ters a. 5Jg
j7c DO 1t 52e 10000 Cansis Pasi prvito ens ~
males 6 90 bales Uhvsshc Grses private terms lDy
bs es Creoa usvashei nnJ ramoi al aSo1t lTe
investigation hnd such sale ~" ee.usm.ie
The highly respectable house of VI - Oeof<e bssh
Co their hrn Nj Homer Beale IheT VII rsss
their estabshment al So. iDS
aBd 70 Fuon ReaIe- the oear u the -'D nsf
get rhe following are h imports a. he"'i's ' ns "7A se
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

- .binppg ports to-day were eBl bales ths aAy a
e n sIg bales sOv bales m a ~ .t ss
september 35J9Oto bales, s az h. Hr a. b. 005 bale.
g. 60 IL 7.5 bae Stock NeE-forf, Iootoo o,i coz
u t 4gs ass hae. The averages OF yesterday iofwaiu
e, a. oney reported in the Baleun we're s' so". VIE;
,a NAV d s; June 1885 july lIfoc Au9n
hpr n 7bc October l76lc November IL zDei
10 Is, ~ Ice Frs CslAph 800 10 lloi Aagds' IoV
Forwsi deliveries advanced itr but me usn'aoons
ny mo,ras Sales follows al on basis o. i@s n nuoss
e,,uius ,nsI y. m--ApnL wv ~ 109-~' ~ pOes@
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


.sURs-Tbe receipt. odav II pkg. 10" arc "oA' WIN
r., ahbins trade At 63c Pearls are held al O4s' - ,.,.
BEEsWAx-The market }. quiet bl. P,es az ,g9Gi " ~
-, a. .. o W,steu Al. % 35c.. and Southern AZ %
sR0ou CORN AND BROOMS-con s st,say WI mtn nP p U ny ~
ii,v. -. ano,e Hur al ga llc Ne" - s
s. Brd a. 7qlOe, and NeS Red aud hed'hppe4 ~ woo
Broom, arc % @ T Of s and values unesnged We quote
70 q, "A i3dl39c; IA At 1bdlo A2c ana 10 o.
az ia l29lSc; sperm At 2oei fA'el' ~ ''I'''
2Gd2Tc. wfh sale. Of Rio 100
gold aud market 334O bags L'soA!A 0a phSe
terms, quoted at 20 dZ2e, gold o., Cot,o, on the ann,
'rnIIDS-Thse aud easier mafte. M on e spo
,boneh prices without qaoabe ehanfei hs "
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
Icing at 4.SG and 4.S9:

The money market to borrowers on cali Oh ooV-
ernment bonds was easy at and per cent, ana 10
less favored borrowers at ando prime uiseouh''
being in active inquiry at and T.
Government bonds felt the force OF lower gou' anu
III tlo varieties declined. We annex closing quo
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

ot.uon, are Cjton Ii store pnnas 10 saAuN nv
ln' - h.r . sde below the grade luoIsL
ase '-s- " uLEs FoK PRKsESr DELIVKKI =,
FVSuin
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
The bidding and asking prices at the close were

God opened at III, One-haII per cent below INC
closino ouotations of last night the unloading OF
long gold carrying down the market so rapidly that
one or two small brokers in the Gold Room were
forced to succumb. good many short contracts
were put out after the initiation measure met its
death, and the demand for cash gold to cover re-
suited in better tone to the later market, with
sales I'D to ll2s. The afternoon market was quiet
at 1l2l0112! Loans cost for carrying, 4, l. g. and
per cent The London markets were III the nam
ouiet. the Bank of England gaining f23OOO on bal
ance to-day Theimport entries of dry goods at the
port of New-York for the week were Sl,sO,32l, the
amount thrown on the market footing up Sl7lS,S39.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 IN called
bonds, and paid out 1880 in coin interest Inc
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared, Sll3O54OOO; gold balances Sl49@,lo5'
and currency balances, S1,75O.237. The following
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

Corn Meal active, though
sa ccfs d. :a:s 81 Svs "a '? sS asa 80 Cor,
Con- S:E: S: S.s @ 2sS z
Bag Ms1 s:dy less active 1' n ssSsi s5 Coz Meal 81 20
Ssi az SG%si SSaS FED St' 81 2ossi 60 100
p IL tS:S S1 from afs't
nan a rsat % & s.a Efc for Ss 5 si' % sdTsSe to rates Shippers
S The TsIf T % SrPSS SS Ss, g. % Sn'h
O 125 bale. 032 and BY sail IS hbis Tobacco AZ
SD.s Gram nat q, 3D. 1000 b6s . 61 and lhd. Tobacco
= e. m ,5a & 10 Sy ..a s bum sn DGne' and By & bbs
Flour both TO Antwerp By sail 200 c Lard 100
10 ROTTERDAM by Grain od The charters
PRICE British bng hence to Penara Roads o orders With 2OOQ
United KiHsO@ with qa Gram 7 aat two SOresan
& "a sS gsu An @ R bark GsoSs 40 c9@ &
Laee to Mar,ees or Cet with Petroleum
% % 4 brig sSd Ss s saT sfaS 70 sa % s m m
Russian bark, from PhadePha to hshore 10. orders VITA
B y9S pe eS hsSafS S hsSc S & With 5000 Sb Flour on
British schooner Of 80 tons register hese to Porto Ico
RAINIhe Wheat opened rather lower under
Spring freely offered and heavy sna rrega1r straight 30 M
Nsae scarce n the market OeG 0sei sS sai TS Wae1 ~ %
and prices aassted the saes are $4,000 2oa$ SO
81 5osi % for No do 81 56dsi 81 tor No. yssasee
% 6 G Sn "a s al % g. for for Rel Western 81 70 o
White Michigan quiet but trmi sale. of 800 bush
French - 900 bush California private terms but ineng
1000 the latter for Paade @ a! q 81 90 90 B,e, ~ MAJ ZOO
bush TwoSTei STATE at 81 so 5OO bush Western Choice
81 sjd$l cash and 80 DAYS Oats are steac though closing
very dull $4,000 busl New Ohio Mixed at 62 ga 6c
Whre 6ja65i9c Western MIec at Mhe at oP9
07c Rye limited demand and the market
22OO bush Peeusania and jersey on per
o. 81 1Odtl H. Corr lower and closes tame 81
the shipping demand has ab1 ana e troe are o'
buyiag 1000 besh Western Mixed AZ -
New and IS 1856 for Old do White ct 80 do do fto" AZ
sGaS7e; Southern Yellow AT 81 2c; do. White at Sogo9c
GUNNEShe market quiet buJers and sellers being oPr1
their veys the quotations FOR heay averages o. DO
nestle Cloth Calcutta l2 for BOrneo and l3c FOR Bags
HAY AND STRAW-The arrivals are moderate and he market
steady we quote Prime Timothy per ton At Far 70 Good
2d f25 Clover at $2OdS22, and Salt tay 80 ssW
dull aud nonualy unehsngdi we quote No. Rye Si NO. DO
at Sl2 and 0at al $l6 per ton. %,
EMP-The all kinds has ruled quiet but steady a. i2
lOc gold for rumoed sale in Boston or ZOO bales
AT 9 nominal 3265c, gold Jute Butts fairly active
sales Of 2S bales at 2sd2 SHY days 300 bales
Al 2c cash; bales 20s and TODAY 900 bales at 2l2c
OPle arrivals falling Of and the market Is steady 81 he
late decne only hnite We quote as fol-
ffX.s
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

There was better demand for sterling under the
denression of gold and leading drawers advanced
rates TO the annexed quotations. but business was
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

pICRThere johhug business at sa7s for kangoop
90, n : or Tor Louisans, and d0c ioI Carolina ~ -,
SOAP-Ca,e steady viii p0oT Inquiry sales OF loV boxes "a
sail Lsc., .,oa
sTEARN-Marks shade easier and moderately asye sales OF w
g II 95c =, a., l., n. Co., s,A m. al
,1 cuo,ed vsrrisy fully supported aee OF EOO' mus
ch Mascoyado At aud the basis Of G7 % c Var 10 Gool M
s Il Ld $40 boIes sud 0Ol choice CeatrIss AZ 20
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
Brooklnn propertn 90 tet.

~ LTFR FRONT. with BULKHEAD, TO lease;
" T+1vcItst hsf the mont on Esst RIVER occ1Iea as
srys asi 70 yeafs D. NeELSol, III hAsI Inn,
@a01 -RFDFORD-AVE., No. 693, near
ktiNl pns tbreesiorv HOU X, basement snd sub cellar.
Wv IN ooTepeBts 10 frsrse order; rent TO one family
w. ~ ttep $500; desirable property InQure az Lace
=. Psr..sve sud Halist, Brockhn
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
THE MARKETS.
ic.refuiI, p..~.,~s to, rns TRIBUSH
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

FRIDAY, April "a 1874.
Tie following complete lat of exports sAppel ii 's''s ~
we're cleared to-day for foreign ports:
ASTwRRP-Bsrk Soil Dec Gloria ., no,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY @ 1s74-TRp1E SHEET

NAY 100 10 27.32c yuns,300 II li-32c 100 i7s Jay
so9 to. 22OO bales Sales ed'I - e %Apn
az 100 i6 Nay 300 10 25S2s 900 10 lsioe n, 1000 900
10 25.32e 1000 10 l3l8c 400 ~ Z7Sl no notice t zyh
900 10 1885, 400 10 2732c 900 l6Ie 100, u l.Szs
TIL 4th 100, l67s 100 l8 2I-32e ynne 500 ~
"a 1922 300 u 5l6c 900 y il;S2e o6 100 u 'ISs
100 1882 400, l7s,c 100 II 2j32ci 200 IL 2I3Ie
600 II 1896 300, II 2732c.; August 400 lse l9o
3l-32c October. 100. l7lc total 1900 bales Grand total
~ 400 bales. NJ,
FEATHERS very quiet and unchanged; note small ae' o
Prime Western live Csc Iufeior DO quoted At lO
Is-DrT God steady hut quiet quote al sldtl 20 o
Picked s5 JO8f6 do Maekerel steady sn
good jobbng deaani No Ba o at Sl5dtl6; Hilr 9aoed
Sl7d:20 No a. S4 jOaSl6 for large No and S3dbl3 90
for No 81 Box Herring hm the supply hSh We qno'e At -o
for No ]. ard 30035c. for Scaled.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths Flour opened lower for most
grades uner - 50j large arrivals unfyorabe sdye ron liver
pool decline gold buyers the adyanAg Al the close n9
maTke extremely du and hea for must gaie sales OF yOOO
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

NErALs-T only ol. tras rpsSt cSPgsr At .SS1'
Change csn ''S lear 200 tons Rsato S56a$3e5o Pig
ass % 100 10, go FOgn speI.er 9egece and price, are
3G1 90 n. ee at uTeaey Closing at The outside price For
Ps lin there s,. SaSla os % os. s na and F. at god
m 1870 slabs 25e gold Piate are aLo IN better 1ean
e s9 sS S"ffi odS s1Ts Sors ts8o!' & ~ at $40
$40 75 1000 boxes Coke Terne at 81 ?o@s % ana LOO boxes
MoLASsEs-FOregn quiet ana Cuba Mnoy'do boiling ani
grades quoted 31G4oc Domesae qDe' e range W
NAVAL sTOREs-The market for Spirits Tupentiue sgn
NOR active business the sales iaggeE'e 800 bo ~
Al c 300 bbe Do buyers opton 80 days at ~
Ro.in quoted dull and at y O win sale oi ~ DOS a.
aey sale Of 400 bD. Washington at ~ 0oa$2 0o' Fe"
doIMnce s srSag vito good obSng demand quoted at 98r
from crush hands Fish whout change aud the
n.d hight H%s sS Nona1 S%I Ii1 aSc1 1Si 1a so 20 IN
crude Cotton better feeling but we sbear OF no de'nsi
ihe market Refined less to-day and
co.s the ale, SeT. dsI,ety 900 900
D vessel ready Nay AL 5 & s1 ,,; ES Of Msg s a Sa
June moderately active at oc hP9iss STEADY % At g gse
ana bb, yuue a, 80 shipping Crude nominal a. u 4.
ane PlmA Te,ar ~ g0S4i 81; on civ So; TiusSe va
81 0g and Psrses 81 sjas2 Philadelphia the market was
reS S1I 55 a h Fox 1r maS Is e especially for ua
GHs % @ % e 79 % % o5 o o9' Ss% a ~ Si S
and $40 Mess o1sE 9r s[s 9[S dy & We ea, se d Nav V4
is sI $3.50 ST.; 1000 June ZIG so@Sle 30
snd 80 . ss Of a $50 S5 y $i6ass for Plan
sl3 75 for Teree Beef inactive sn verJ heA pee
a @ 81 ,If 5S 5I 1c 'Sa % sH Picked Hams 1915
lie 500 C Pekei, loose snail size, at ii 2 3OO SMOKED
rv M l3c ZOO Picked Shoulders, 7sci 800 smoked do
SL,. 30 900. ID Bellies l2Gl3 ID average, at Jla3 closing
weaker Bacon quiet the supply hg s OF 40 ~ h - L"s
Clear City lOIs 80 boxes Short Clear at lo lOooO ID sno
Cear m buIs Dressed Hogs STEADY aud que We quote
77 for CITY, Lard is fairly active aud rs!ae e9;s % closing quiet
"a of 100 bbls. and 9c for No. l. I0is+ o Cp ald
Ioi,r 300 t Realed Cay al lOci %
r Whit. Grease s delvery We bear OF BOO ts io
ADdl At l0ic 1000 for May al lO4c looV te LOT
~ lose and 300 tes for Jay al lOl2e ,o,, -
RTxs-There connud demand for both New and ol aaa
the market Arm but We hear OF No mpor'an' cS