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THE POPE.
11t1 Rejection Of tho I.utcBt italian
OverturcY.

Overturcs.
From tho Catho,ic Rtptslc of thfs utek,
The Atlantis caGle, II wiil be remembered, In
formed the punlio that OIL June l7.!n reply to au
address fru,n tho Cardinal pntrizi, Dean OF the
Sacred College, on tho OCCASION Of the twenty
ninth anniversary Of htu election, tho Holy
Father delivered q powerful allooutlon In which
ho deola1ed that tho 1taliauR had male him cer-
tain overtulea which ho rejected. It will be
Boon In tho following translation Of that al!oou-
t'ou that ho ro}octod these ovort,1res with strik-
Ing y1gor and strength, and that now as ever tho
motto OF Pic Mono IL non 1'ossumns.
- AZ afliictlons grow creator, NJ contradictions
and Tho informal race aea!Det tia Church Of
jesus Christ mud against tho Holy 6oe increase,
30 nlso there incroasos III tha Saored Collegs It'll
tlrmnoss and coliBtanoy III sustaining tho rights
OF tho Spouse Of Jesus Christ aud The Eoat OF
His Vicar. Tie words spoken by hiH Emnonco,
tho Caldlnal Dean, prove that with tho eloNth
OF evil, tilole corresponds thc growth OF your
efforts and of your labora to combat 1t. Aud 1t
should 10 go, beoause it iB your duty to share
With mo IN tho administration. aud tho govern
mont OF the Universal Church. III taot, at this
Jnonlont, Hhilo tho Chulcl is 80 matreated and
perHeoutol, ~e zee flowing to RoIao tlomal,tp for
instruction, for COUNSEL and tor deciBona. The
congregations aro moro frequentel, and it an
pears tiat the Catholic world moro than eyer
this Chair Of TRUTH that 1t may receive from It
light to guide It In tho midHt Of The terrible
storms nhiol, agitate 1t.
"And binco Il has pleased God to permit mo
to begin at tho twanty-ninth year of my pontill-
cato, this OCCASION appears to Mo opportuup TO
leotoa, 10 nj not to lead into error mel, of good
faith, aud not 10 rive any protoxt to the enomy
to ol(or III opposition CUSTOMS aud p1sscrip-
A0uA.- j..
"Then, In the presenoeo OF this august assembly
Which surrounds me. repeat the most solemn
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tho earth Perhaps should add third, that
biuco 1t 'may increase 10 thickness during lhe

tho earsh. Perhaps / should add third, that
tho siEoof tho club ts only known from estimates,
blow.
On July estimated tho length Of tic tall Of
tno comet TO be ~ deKreoa. hut tho end Of +
moto than half TINT d!etanco. On july 8 csti-
mated tho leugth to DO IL degrees. and COM
pan7 ol persons with mo varied In thoir ostt-
mates mats from u to II dcgroos by ,comparison With
little imagination" could aco It for = longth of
10 dcgreeB. Talking my own ostimntoB, tho tni
lad Increased III lonath 90 por cont within thoao
two days, although part OF this may bo duo to
Tas brightness Of tho comet on the Cd and 9Th
ind'cstos tint It will have MI equality on JULY
Il With tho stnr Altar, tho brightoHt star, with
three exceptions, yisible in the evening with It.
Az Donntfn comet oqualed Atctur,ls In bright
ncss, am by no means confdout that tho pTos-
cnt will 10 equally bright.
Tho motion OF tbe earth Ia I, $50. 900 miles por
day that Of tho comet about 1900, 900 mlloB nor
NJ 1t remalua visible. Tie motion of
thst part Of tho. tail nonrcst us ia nearly
o,O00. 200 miles per dny that s, 10 mlos nor aec-
ond, winch ia 5000 tiines faster than tho motion
Of m express train: rhe thickness Of tho tail
Of 10000 600 n,ilea from tho head. whom It shall
have reached tint length. II tbs earth rero to
pssH centrally h,rough It, tho passage would oc-
cnpy about twcnty-four honrs. Passing through
possible would not occupy moro than fSur
In six hours. My compu ations intlionto
that tho nearost approach to tbs coutre Of tho
tnil viii bo not !o'B thau 1000, 600 miles, which
would bo distance from the odgo Of tho tail Of
l,600 000 uliIos. Which IL six tmnB tho distance
Of. the moon. But this will bo sufficiently nonr
10 cause 1t to appear enormously largo, II 1t can
DO aeen ut all, Of which hope to DO able 10 speak
moro definitely within fow dnya. Ono thing iH
certain: 1t will bo thcrc whether m can 500 it or
not. Henry II. pAnKuuusT.
NEW YoRr, July 9, 1874
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monofng to head out and showing = flns ntart.
Corn 10 growing woll, and was greatly bcneated
by n b1iHH rain last night Oats look we'll. All
orops wero Rroaty benefited BY tho recent
It 1H thought "aa damaged in this county to tho
extent Of $4,000, but may fall abort Of that
amount.
MoonEoon,, IT,, Jnly 8.-Tho rain vhiol, began
here last night ntill continues. Alamskoe aad
Winenhiek Counties report iii grains looking we'll.
Wheat ia good nnd untuiuret by TIM dry season.
In Howard, ChickaRaw, Fayotto and Floyd Co,,n-
tios ., not seriously injured by tho dry warm
Weather. % crqpa aro looking, fine throughout tho
1NpErEEpESoE, H., July 8.-Corn aud oat
In this vicinity. Crops look well.
CHARLES CRY. H., July 9.-Tfo weather for
ths paat woek has bonn excessively dry and hot.
Wheat damaged slightly on old ground; on
now-brokon lard It is considerably damaged BY
drought. Larger breadth sown than lsst ve.r.
Corn aud oats never looked better. Barley
thn, but settled down, and 10 looking exceed-
shower last night.
DEs MONIES, H., ,u1Y 8.-Not drop Of rain
within oo m,cs OF, hore last night. It ap-
pears to bo storm'ug al around us tonight, but
DAVENPORT, H., July 8,--Darley was consider
ably damaged In this vicinity by the storm last
plight. Corn and other gtatns wcro Rrontly bon-
Gifted, and promise good ayerago crop.
ci'v Ire AL fooIses txn a July rain III This VI
D1nuouE. a., July 8.--A hoavy rain fell all
night. It extouded over tho wlole OF Northern
aud Northwestern. Iowa. It il still raining
north md west Of hero. Tho storm is moving
eastward.
W1nrERaEr, In, July a.-Tho dry weather has
Crops look vol in tbs seo'lon. aud moro than
An nYeragc crop Ia expected. It ID raining now.
DEs MONIES. H., July s.-Corn never Larger
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Tho Salon ,(Ye.) Re9sster, In speaking Of tho
recent commitment to tho county jul Of Mrs. g.
tue staunton Asylum, having lost hor .nind dur
ing the war under the nIost dintrosniug o,ru,,-
htancoa. Hor for,nor husband waH Sentenced
to death for dosortlon, anA she welt to II icl,-
inoud to ptocnro pardon from prcsulont Davis
but tuo late; Tor just as Bho entered tho onmp
with tile pardon sho met lilo fling squad re.
turning from tier husbands execution, Rho Ia
80 years Of ago. aud tho mother Of lye children.
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LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Inc burning OF ch'l'11cs a' NO. loo naaunRa R
streot caused TUG alaEn 1Ion ooA 4ol as VA
O'Clock last orensng.
Tho untod body Of boy ,yas found floating
in the lake at tho foot Of Twopty-scyoutl
! .su,ot III ,,.,,t =. ols o,,,a,,, -. nn,aa.
gstees' 1"a' ulgut Nv ~ ooiooA, " o"cot
LOCKE, "Io had II removed to the Morgue'
Deceased had evidently been drowned rhilo
bathing. TIE remains arc those of boy about
10 yeara old. up to midnight tho name Of the
Francis s. Street, Esq, Of tho Now York
IFteklV, Is guest at the Palmer House.
Tho Hon. Nr n. Gottra Vice prapi5ent n tt,a
1,iino;s Aer;witrTnj g,,c;etv nrr;vcJ A. liz
p"in,nr 1{o1,no vo.tard.v TrS,n Ioo,uonv;f,n IL
rnmnn1v will, l';u ,r;fo md f1n,,o,,tnr
MI H., n,n;a,n nhado. a.o.,,a ~, 49,
..aI Ine non DHnlel nnooes' GAecutol OF tn9
Tse,. rIasaand ~ .1 - ~
son. 11ess'an1 'astoso"S' az" ID eueos ~ sne
otauo ~. .@c',o Ao''i'
9fght: WAS occaHlonod ny lire III tue saloon OF
Jouoph Cahlll. III Tue basement OF tho hull'ain 6
on tug southeast ~, corner OF CLARK and Knandoiph
Streets. Tho damage Waa nominal The lire
originated, it IL supposed, from tho combustion
Of barrel OF whisky.
Tho causo Of tho alnrm at 1880 o'clock last
night NaA not reported from the Cottage Grove
Avenue Station up to 2:90 o'clock thia morning,
as 1t should havc been. Tho sergeauts III
Charge OF several sub-stations have beon lerilect
in tDs respect for some time past, and 1t Is
about tmo Alr. Rohm cauacd thom to attend to
tic quick tranBmiss1ou Of all reports which
come to their stations.
Dan Wohatar and Gaorpe Ea9ar tvo ,,ro.
fass1nnol haloIn mt into q fs,n,tc ovar anna ma
tr;v;s, yaatocnau sn ;,1"inod ~ 1,.ie
ilsilo encountor. in wlion Earcr camn mi tho
x;rtor and n nrisonar Tnae ,tSar vii, 'i,s ha
nott,c<, in 1I,e peiico Cnurt th;s ,n.,'ns "tA ~
n;e,.a., n,..-s..s 80 ~ a"A '1e@ @e'
, bsso ball Eround on .Iwonty;th.rs ,etroot is
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OMAHA, Nob., July a.-The effect Of the dry
SEASON Oil the ctoEa in this section is not partfc-
ularly injurious. Cora doing we'll. Oats about
same.
OMAHA. Neb., July ga heavy storm Is CON-
ing up from tho north, which will relieve the
farmers and save tho crops. though corn and
ing flrst-rase. More rain has fallen In tue ill.,
terror OF tho state than along tho Missouri River
this year.
OMAHA. Mob. July a.-No rain here for nearly
O month.
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THE WEATHER,

WAsH1NaTos, D. G., June 8.-PnonABrI1r1Es-
For tho Upper Luke region and Northwest,
pattly cloudy weather with rain during tho night !;
northeast to southwest winds In tho Upper Lake
region aud oasterly or aoutherly winds In the
Northwest; continued high temperature except
noar Like Superior, and failing barometer
during Thursday.
LOCAL oDsEHyATIONs.
CHICAGO. JULY I, 1874.
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Goshen, Ind, July "a tovese wind and rain
storm, accompanied by thunder aud lightning,
pnHhed over this city ut late hour labt night, It
IL feared tho corn and oats were injured by tho
wind, although tho t4in uHs much NODDED.
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KAysAB C1T7, No., July 8.-In this vicinity
aud south OF here corn and oata are badly Of.
lected, and will not yield much. Northeast aud
west tho corn is not suffering, but will after this
week II there is no rain. With reasonably To-.
yorable wenther bottom crops wilt yield abu11-
dantly. Outs a1e not sufforing, but arc gener.
ally short. Thore was heavy shower Yostor.
day. Chinoh-bugs arc doing moro harm thau
tho drought.
TT. JOSEPH. No. July 8.-The continued hot,
dry weather Is having a very bad effect on both
the oat and corn crops. Good rains now would
insure medium crop; otherT1He tho yield will
bo very light, md corn planted lato III season
w.n probably bo an entire failure.
On1LI1coTHE, No., July 8.-The average Of
oats in this locality III apout oue-hulf tnat Of
last year, and there will be about a two.
thirds crop. Tho severe drought, together
with tho chncl-bngs, aro running our corn. With
fayorahle weather from now Oh, NC cannot hayo
over d two.thirds crop.
PALMYRA, Mo., July s.-We had ono Of tie
toughest dry seasons ever known here, aud il
WAS predicted TINT the entire corn crop would bo
q faiuro, but last night and to-day wo had heavy
ahowors, accompanied by heayy wind, and 1t is
1airly estimated that tho corn and oats crop will
yield an average OF Us per cent,
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WAunEaHA, Wis, July 8.--Tho dry nehson has
not danlagod tho corn and oats crop in this sec-
tiou. Wlout novor looked better. We had q
heavy rain OF four hours last u1ght. and nice
shower today, TINT will DO Of great benotit to
all crops.
JAaEsv11LE, Wis, JulY 8.-Two hoavy showers
passed over ttis yicnty 1ast night nna :hlB
morning, accompanied with heavy winds, Much
damage is reported woat Of here. Hay Ia now
all cut, aud the farmers arc ut work on their rye
and barley fields, which promiao sn abundant
Yield.
FoNp Du Lac. Wis, July 8.-Our dry weather
has come to an end by the appearance Of show
era. Tho grouad had become worry dry, although
but littlo damage Inns boon dono. Corn and po-
n, tatoes On hlgh ground have suffered slightly.
hue1y. Wheat and hay viii be good crops.
MADISON, Wis.,, July 8.-Further copious raina
hero To-day hare arrostod tho damage to tho
crops by tho drought. which farmers sav Inns, in
connection with tho chinoh-bug, greatly reduced
tho yield OF smRll grain.
MILWAUKEE. July 8.-As far as can be ascor-
tanned. tho storm last night WAS quito heavy and
general throughout Wisconsin and Minnosota.
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NEW JEFFERsoN. H., JULY a.-Tho small grain
III this sec.ion IN suffering badlY fur want Of
rain. especially whoat which will not bo half q
ciop, unloss We get rau lnads Of llyo tlaYh.
material damage to it yet. The weather il in
tcnsely hot, tho mercury going to 104 yesterday.
MARsuAILrowR, a., July 8.-Oornland oats use
looking we'll, aud bid fair for full cron Mt
present, though; continuation Of the drou ,ht
wiz cause light crop; No rain since June u.
DUBUQUE, H.. July 8.-rho farmers say thu
corn haa suffered but little from the dry u5ason.
and tho crop will bo gooi il the wosthsr oontiu-
ucB favorable. Data considerably damaged; arc
not filling out we'll. aal very short straw.
AsAMosA, Ia., July 8.-Tle crops IN tlia seo
tion have beon suffering some dtring tho dry
weather, but last night We bad fuo rain, which
u of great bonctlt. Corn III looking we'll. Waoas
ia rather thin on the ground and will yield light
Onts will yield very light,
0soEoLA, 1a., July b.--Were 1t not for tho
heavy rasns we lind last sning crops IN this dls-
trict would be in q bad condition. but thoy arc
looking well IN spite Of tho dry weather. Wheat
Ia about ready for bnrvoat, and II wo got homa
rain within week corn and oats will 10
splendid.
Nlr. rIEAsANr, 1a., Juy 8.-oats crop good !;
not injured yot by tho drought. The y'old will be
heavy; above tho aYorago. Corn--a largo
eondo and promises Sa s se S e u IN efssn: ns t,
ber It III beginning to bo atfectod by tho dry
woathor. lain IL badly noeded.
B1oouF1ELp, H., july 8.--Tho present dry
weather iu this section ID tenllng TO iujuto the
coin crop very much, and unless the muo!1-
ueoiod rain a0on cuIaee wo must A2y0 light
crop. 0ats are but worry little damaged, and q
largo crop III anticipated.
DELHI, Ia, July 8.-Corn good; atsna smaller
than usual ut this season Ut tle year. Good
ram last night, which will probably brug It up.
At present appearances, the dry woathor Wlil re-
dueo tho oats crop ~ to 90 por cent allort Of q
full crop. Whcat will fall short 40 por cent Of =
full crop.
Iowa Otrx, Ia, July .8,-The corn and o.t
crops In this (JohnsoD county, especially on tho
uplanda. III very much In jurod by tho continued
hot and dry woathcr. It III estimatol now vt
about uo per cent AZ compared With last year.
Slight rails IN the eastern portion Of the opuuty
DAyaNronT, Ia., July 8.-Wheat 10 looking
very Ane, farmers tssy neY1E bettor, aud ~ com.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErPnPFAy MAnKFTs

LoSDoy NAV 5l23O m-Te rate At The sioef sI
ehrng. Government securities h s1 per cent Conso or money
S27sa93 for the soeount g3 sa03il kns Railway shares o.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 6l230 m-Cotion que, snd gnenAhgel
Mdcug Uplands si4dSad Mddlng Orleans, sSds III saes
10 Os0 bales including 1000 for pecusou and eIp saes on
the basis OF Mddrg UpDd, nothing below Good on,na 90
iveHble Jue and JAY sai do nothing below Low hdnhhs
shipped April 7lGd The Of Wheat for the pasl lise
days been AZ 900 quarters including 3s 600 American
LIVERPOOL NAV 52 noren sales the basis OF hiedn
Upnds nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable May at I'd
Jay SI Bresisiafs quiet Wheat ~ so
13 ents Corna White and l3 l3 oE Cnb DO
Com IS 303S Peas AZ y Tor CANADIAN Beei Sli
Eerce for New Mess. Lard 4Sl T.
LosDoS, May 53 mine RA.ls shares 81 dispatch non
Paris quotes Rentes Ct 59L 72l2c ..
LvERPooI MAJ 53 mof the cotton sales to-day 100 bales
American
loSDoS Nav $3.50 p m-Tbe amount Of bullion Withdraw
from the Bank Of England balance to-day s7SOO0 Ene h
LIVERPOOL $3.50 Co.ton-sale. the basis Of Md
Sa do do deliverable July and August s2l sales on the
basis Of Mddng Orleans nothing below Low hddags deliverable
June and Jaly, AZ y-l6d -.
May $3.50 n-Erie Railway shares, 81 d3l'a DO
Preferred, 81. go,
LIvERPooI NAV $3.50 D. m-Cotcn sales the basis Of Md
ding Upnds nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable JAY and An
gust @ do nothing below Low Mddnss shipped ApnI and
Mar, Al 7-l6d. oo. -, =. .
issue Of 1862.
LoSDoN Nav $3.50 m-Talow 3sl y cvt Sugar, 25 Y
LIVERPOOL, MAy 5-ByenngCover seed 81 GsS esL ioi
American Red. SPIRITS Turpeuiine 80 y eEt
LONDON, Nay 5-kvealls-LInsced Oh, as % = Nn Sp44A
TuIpentIue, 3Ci6 q cNt
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Fla. Cucumbers, y
Potatoes, Nor. and
Western EGriv
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YswYur May 6-BrvD-son. on sale Dressed beef m ed
6rm Al 7l9dile the Of the market strong
Huc the 10 fresh receiye -
sach, and dealers quote o 81 eoO 500
head. ..
225 head and the market va. dull and IN
ehsnzec 5d63 ID medium and 1dsc Tor Ar 70
good Hume Elliott sold 30 state yea about ~ average "
tI06s.e A. n and 10 " bobs'. l1l H., al DC
saKgpEeep 100 bead cars a. FoTteist and
care Fortr-eehih The t. be shade easier
Hume Elliott sold l54 Snshon Illinois sheep u y aysI's
9.c n and ~ clipped ye,lng 90 n a SIC Juhd
sold 69 eapged ONO sheep s6a D. al Sci Z"4 ao
SAB 7sac.. and is culL 81 n, al DC
81 $50 head sale alive
Dressed bogs fairly stssdy al 7ic q ID.
pUTrALo Nay 5CATTLE-ReoeBts TO-DAY 2O40 head making
total supply for tie week hus hr head $50 agsns'
27 can iof tine last MaTket opened SLOW
ing M advance all grsdes buyers Offering weeks rates for
anticipation Of decline Of heavT
a. medum and stock demand aes 700
- lno, ,4srs Averaging S23Gl33S 80 7JG z0 50 81
20 Msour steers, 234 At sc z5 "a head Kansas
stesrs sysapng i3l2 70 Al 80 80
e usking total saypy fJr the thus far 5000 head,
ObO head
clipped sheep ruled at 81 Boa
sher A sgESs 10 sales 100 head IL
~ 80 GOO behd clipped a. 50 2D@1f 90; ., oo, .
ue , supply tue week nus f i~osO .'4- 'as' 49V"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
hest nees Yorker - lo1
s. 70, heavy 90 S0e26

bead for the last week market Hee YOrkers % 20
s. 70 heavy hogs, 90 s0es6
Shipping grades Fair Good steers ~
e5 25ds5 Co. Choice ~ 1886 SO 25ds6 5o Light
to Good stoeheu. 81 60d$4 rs; shipments 2, zoo
Hoes-Recaps IA OO0i marhe unchanged prizes Som
Medium 50 l5sS5 b0 Good Extra s. 6OGS6 loi ohp
5000. nj.
sHEHP active and higher receipts 60o prices strong s7dss 70
for Common to Good.
eHApuPHn Mar 5-B.xy-sales Hsht but prces se'dy we
the and numerous @
prices For fair and choice and for common
b7c Receipts 2 200 head ,,,., :.
sHHyPsaes scTe and demsnd s,esdi wood sheep h
ec, aud CLIPPED 5is97c Receipts. o 900 head
Hoos-matei setve prices steady bui not higher I'm - A s
aon; eornfed sold IS 50d Is rs Ksceipts 1000 head
wArrrrowy Mass, May 5-Bsxp CArrLs-Receip> AS hes
exceptions northern cattle mien inst 'o
Of s beef cattle ss cn
Of choice 80 75i eIirs 70
f quality 81 75dso 25 quality 81 70 es Zo 'nif'
Qusluy, 80 25GS6. .,
SHEEP LAHR-Reeents o4 head demand noieiis 'aie'
IL lots AZ 81 ass 30 each. extra, S6GtS Is.
C4LYEs, Sid$g.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

NAVAL sTORBThe market for spirits IuTpeune continued 10
rule day without decided change pnes te on sales were
100 Merchautabe 40 % and 20 New Iork bba al 42
srane oakt er and feade with sales reported
Of bb ~ as; 200 bb Good do at 81 so and "o egoes
Wilmington
ts but steady Tar quiet but steady
"A es Of 80 bblA az ~ 80. CITY Pitch iobbng at 50
oAT MEAL steady and quiet ae o % bb City at zOi west
err a 81 is, and Ontaro al - yer bbL
OIS-Lnseed eAdy with jobbins demand, st 81 a9Se
de Fish quiet bat decided change In prices Prime
quosec at 81 0o5c Men
haieu nominal position, ami quoted at 4Od4lc Crude
eT 40 045c Other OILS quiet We
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

The supply exceeded tie demand nearly day for The past
ruled low. Contracting prices TO farmers uu
May after that portion OF mix
VIII be contracted for bought at 2c up 10 July Tie
yield Of milk for the next Two mOntbs-ai
for to this market The daily ayeras
receipts follows By Ee 90 OSO
700 By AewIlavsn $50 do by Hudson
River nearby
The follows
Apr % 50 81 75 Apnl 80 Al so; May 81 10 May
q go May g. s2 2 May d. 81 Average, q 80 eau OF 4O
quarts; d. last week. 81 %.
MEArS
abundant and low good small calves arriving but
bob than lave heea for many
yeas The range hoe-dressed 6GlOc Lsmb l29l5c early
best sold Ice No arms ng % wanted
Exports provisions pas. week 637 boxes bacon, So pigs beef
29z do pork, and $50 tcs. ard.
POULTRY AND GAME.
There dressed to form regular MARKET
killed about week to the few dealers who nave
trade hx il hangs yet aud
be The bu have been held IN Vermont
Dueks only occasional CALL Quotahons
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Ny. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDU'
For TIE WEEK ENDING MAY 5, ls7L
lr,nr...r ,nr rn, n Z raIrrys B, oaI o~u aepartsr

lEIDresiT Tor IHs J. tnsuss n D' '~ OWE "'''''sS'
-. II 1 ar4is. ~ss fraAght and other
vooa. Pu ever thing In good orer Al 700.
- 80 am mzxtz dirty package s'eseng
.es s Paet securely that the motion VII not allow He COZ
go, about plenty ary hns cus straw YIN
rx Maj plainly nth paints stencil oA'e s % So ~ NJ
a. the Dor ssnng The AMOUNT I a. irvrce ar ia
An
s,sE sso be box Ai"aftSAe 'n - -
OF reruiaton oI pho sN"N''
20 hat YSur marx II 9smaDA -.
p, bs,ps "a, ne week 344 bba DO sn week 23f OOs
suns vsk M year bsls Exports Of beans ~ 7s
..,, ~ pea past week, IL sl5 bash eTpons so ei
prt. If beans cont gae Moderate sBd 9ithouzh Inee ~
IA s ta sttses spng in tails item ne nsi.ss 49,
,.,ong r mi ne lots Of hrPe qAAn
ia,ssr have gon he export shows the qaAnty;
% Tert purchsses Insnor prices Tor scnm an
-ows sr, nrher and STORED parcels here are svorADy I
ser.by neaes y - s,
PUSHING out % sfse efep
een bandisd during In mediums 1s .fa.e @
iobbnE the stock N few bands ana ue
ses eOmDeasang for Of the late los ee m pcs
sdes unchanged Pea beans anc ndney re ~
CAnsaisu sbmdau prices for iok ln Doso
Greer d1l. southern b. l. scarce Aaa ~ "
rs lste SaOt4IoEs. -o .o@~o an
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
HAVANA MAREYTg

HAvASA, May 5Frehsnge nominal suan.sh gold 23sdZ5 =
FTet loading Havana FOR the United sts5 atl = boz of
sugar 75 - bid 45dJO Falmouth and orers
north pO 20 the Cnted States
81 7jGi5 ~ hhL Of IS 500 50 70 b. hbG VI AoAsss
55d11s ol.to Faln1ath orders.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

Exports potatoes week 67e bblE since Jsn 3ZoiZ
bbs period 81 1888 DO The MARKET norg or po
toes and the freely paid for primo stock common
o viii addition from Maine three schooner loads
bermuda arrived to-day s
stock very good considering it detenoD ts
81 Onions the aee coG
hardly supplied with soupd ones ft were not er e neg
stuff in good demand nearby gardens
hoxey competing with IL in such items a. spinach f
and rhubar sells 81 dozen, and In good demand
owing 70 the scarcity fruit Asparagus quoted al s5GSI per
We eouotr.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
COTTON MARKRTs

.rsrsr. NAV 5-Coou duu, tending douz hdihns l6a-i
receipts s5 bales; sale, 239 bsie% ,u.,,.x
s5TgoIE NAY 5-Cofon and unchsngedi Low hSalss
receipts 10l2 bales. erpotso Crest 1ta <00'
596 bales; stock l4l bales sales LOU
PHrtADRLPHIA Msy 6CotiOn qne'i nalAng' 4f'sH4Sc'i
rr0ssreceiDs. 30 bales ....io,.
40 b.les. exports eoasy1se so bales stock 4574 bales
NEgPfus MAY 5-CotoE demand fair, Low Mddhne losdIoT
recpts 3a2 hales l2j bales stock 30 200 ba
81 Lorts MAJ 5-Coon hr, good demsnd hddng Itei r.
e,rts Ig bsles. h9rneIts Is ssles, 36J bales
AuNNgroN nv 5-Coon quiet and steady A1lhhs lo'iei
net receipts 81 bales. STOCK l5S1 bales - .. ,oa
May 5.Cott0n qaett Mdng Aos~i Le' ep~ 49,"
bsles: sales 200 bales stock. 32c95 bales - M
MAY bCot,On quiet; hllinr lfc' ieeePs "
bsIes. shipIaents 2O7 bales stock 1909 bales.
5.-Coton quiet; Mddhh1 10 lb'sci ue
receIpts 1888 bales sales l25 bales stock l4Oj< bseA
IousyILLE quiet snd steadyi hialnE lt 90
GA1vKsToS MAY Accommodating don prices nominaI la
changed Good Ordinary l5 net receipts 425 bales exports
Great riiap bales tie Continent 2eOo bales eoA'"'e
svssSAH May 5-Cotloa dnIl; Mding 1919 net recep.
lly bales; eGpvr coAsiHse Ioov Sas '
~ bal 81 .9bl baea
BosTos NJ 5-Cottou que and r0n nal; hdng l1si n'i
,.eeirts bales gross. S7l LAle sales 100 bses foek oODO
OprH.y. MAY 5Cctton ste11T; demand het;c- Nd lng
low 6c; Good Orflary ID &c OrarTi .
1913 bNrs exports 70 IRA
Britain bales 1000 bales asi sFeaing iVO DssS s"S
lO7 ls2 bsiea
WOOL Market
pgiLspEIPsfa Ma, 5-Woo IL improved demand Pncs hfn
bu gucnangeI. with light supply.