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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

fourth selling at even money against the neld and after
allowing Erastus Corning to make the running on suf
ferance from start until highway up the homestretch
she won easy by lengths In Ii Scratch third and
the rest dnplaced.
For the mile heat for the Merchants Hotel purse
OF $500 five horses Of which Fadadsen and
Lizzie Lucas came upon the course ready To start The
manaeprs however, refused TO give the money on the
ground that the conditions OF the required three
starters the abandoned, 70 the loudly ex
pressed disgust OF the spectators The hurdle race for
purse OF t4Go two miles ana eight hurdles had only
Two contestants Victor and Cordcia. the former being
the favorite at 500 to so II was well contested
Affair." Victor leading Coruea three lengths throughout
e second mile until approaching the last hurdle where
Iuly brought up Cordoba with finely sustained rush,
and succeeded in making dead heat of 1t the very
last stride. Time, 4:03t Owing TO the condition Oh the
ground the Of the horses declined 10 finish the
race. and divided the purse.
IsTwoop day THURSDAY Jane 20.
800. threequArters nile; for all free
u % 70 The Hrs SI5 second and $50 20 third
Aeh-Ts Mime Mac. los
" AeTss Dr. Erasta Corning, 80 pounds.
Drshue's Nerstch 80 pounds.
~ AeCoau's Fn.ak, los pounds
IL Ihom9sOns Nellie Dvoe. llj poanGs.
sAss DArHurdie rsce-Pac ssO0i two miles, over egs
hG1esi "eiter w~Fhts.
"a AreIssb h Victor YEAR l54 pounds tsuoBf
u GAaBo CoierA years. ISL poqags Il aiJi 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

THE UTICA RUNNING RACES

UREA, June 2J.-The second days running
races o. the Utica Park Association passed of success
fully. with a large attendance and fine weather. In the
Ladies' stakes for two-yearOls, Ino, Matte A., and
Mamie Mcdowell started with pools selling az $50 FOR
Matte A. So Mamie anf$ for mo Ino won IN LAST
Matte A. second In the race II miles. for all ages
for the lea Club purse. Katie Pcase, Quits, Paris Nj
tuals and Dublin started. Katie Pease sold for $50 and
tie field FOR s2L Kate Pease won In 2:3 with Quits
second and Paris Mutuals third. Springbok Artist
Ttbitus and Lufitia II. started In the Hotel purse
r,ce mil. heat-. all with SpringOok the favor
lie AL 500 40 $40 against the Held epri won the
nst r,c. IN I45 Artist and IaDtha the tIrd
Tn. uroug1t out fast time as mas been
made In country 5pringDok running In Ei21 Arust
srrnul. ana T.N.lAl ana LulItia III. dIstanced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
TIE AMENIA RACES.

ARMENIA, II. Y, June 2j.-At the third days
races IA the spring Meeting OF the Eastern Duchess
Agricultural society purse OF $780, for horses that
have never beaten three minutes, was won by W. ID.
Boyce's bay mare Beauty in four heats. Time-2;40,
Gala 2443 aud 43t The second race, for horses that
yc never eaten Z:2S Tor purse OF 800, was Won %
G. NJ Bvrn's spotted gpdlDS spotted GOA IN TOUR
heats Tme-e33s 1872. 1913, 2:334 aud 2Slt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE CAUSE OF THE FIGHT BETWEEN REPRE-
SENTATIVE SMITH AND PENSION AGENT
WASUBURN.

CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE CAUSE OF THE FIGHT BETWEEN REPRE-
SENTATIVE SMITH AND PENSION AGENT
wAsHBURN
WARRINGTON Thursday, June Is 1874
The Associated Press reported this morning
street fight in RiehmOnd, between Congressman
smith aud Pension Agent Washburn. The fight
arose on account of a speech made in the House of
REPRESENTATIVES on Monday Last, in which
Mr. Smith denounced WasiIourn hav-
ing forned combination with several other
persons 10 force Col Ordway the contractor who
furrishel granite tor the new State Department
building 10 give them an interest IN his contract
worth $4,000 in cash. The Government pays 10
Ordyay u per cent profit on the cost Of the labor
employed IN dressing the stone, and this
WaShburn forced Ordway 70 pay him. Mr. Smith
also caused TO be read TO the House the record OF
court-martial .wh,cb during the war, found wash
burn guilty Of embezzling Governments funds
There has been for long time much scandal abont
BUILDINGS, and Mr. Smith said in his speech
thar th- reason he did not early in the
SESSION. move invests cation was thar Democrats
stood ready 70 any facts that might be brought
cut 70 the detTime of The Administration He ssi
hQweYcl. that lac had called the attention OF the
ErecurTve 70 the facts.
SEIZURE OF THE FURNITURE IN TIE HALL OF
THU DISTRICT HOUSE OF DELEGATES
The furniture contained IN the hall Of the late
House Of Delegates VI the Distinct Of Columbia.
which was mostly sioien by the members of the
Legislature and returned by direction Of the police.
was seized to-day By o bslth. never having
been paid for. 1t Is probable p that
r.hen to Sudit4ls who ara TO examine ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
I'i IA DEvEREGx. Presdcnt A. c. RI Co.

J. IT. DEVEREUX, PresuUHt a.. q Ut, v, hfl tv'
Nelo- York. May q. 1874.
TILE PROPOSED TRANSFER OF THE BOSTON,
HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Boston, June 2j.- The Boston Traveller in an
article on the Boston. Hartford and Ere Railroad.
that of the $4,000 necessary TO be subscribed by the
holders of the Berde by the first OF JAY order
to obtain the benefit OF the loan OF s250Oo additional
authorized Dy the state, there have boon subscribed
ouiy about s25oOOO and there approximations felt
that the amount to insure the transfer
will obtained within the bret period name In
case needed make the transfer II not sub
scrbed IL probable hat tie holders or the cerincat
OF Indebtedness. amounting to S5t Oo viii take nmed-
ate steDs realize cals ana uDOner serlOns
DELAY In the Organization OF The new corporation NIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

The Rotten sponge Pads horrible Metal s9ru~' 9tless
on lgeY Ware snrrfs.I-d br
Taus Jos BrOawaY HsDsre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
A LADIES' YACHT RACE.

InTUS, ykCIrT DIrE
= rvrs
Anh NN"io"A iA'"i LIDS IA h" 80
Win sOCChSS-A fiNh DAi AID uV"o H"o
The TIDAL WAVE, COMET, AND fioioN IL"
,,.,,.....,
"A'NhA'' -,
Fortune favOrs the Npw-lOrk Yacht C1uD
lhls year. lne oid trhultUn thAt W. Supo io-"'
vays pr lead calus mas lost IL force The spell 10
prohen ior DO Two days IN all The year coud nave %
better adapted to i've annual and Ladies' rcgaas than
,hos. ~, ,-,ioA a.. -. .o,., r,,o iada.' race
80 =. ..-s ~, .,'. a., a., ran, a, the
80, =. 49,, - :, 49, go, -. -1,a..a,uI in avery
n-,,a,,s IT,, - - ',',a,a-s a. air ,.Imv the
- .,, ;, a.. -, -, r., o., s,ran, There
ma mo - evil norona IN. har aud ,he sailing
or,si,o Co. ai,s, "a .,,oo,n % a lob. bsded IN BIZ
ri. A, = -. -. =. s,.o.,. -, a calm but
a., -, -, - -, -. 80 ,,,na
-, -, - sr - - s,.,as -, ,afore
W." 'P'Au. ''.c' - '"'o w., ,,ovs
- ,, = -, - , =, -, ,n I,,es were
y, - '" a, ". .s, - 49,, largo
-. -, 80 80, a., I -, ., fair
as.au,.a. IN. ,,,aI W 90. .,as o.. ,,,o ,,,rs time in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
COTrOH MARKETS

GArv1srov quiet aDt sne,hgf GoHf orn.
lsc s2 exports eos~ss'S 'Ae'' sAss 10
bates; stock. 1870 bales. ..,,,-- ~ -, ~.
dAazs. l6ay Good Ordinary. i5l gr" res1s Si' ".'ss
lJB bales stock bbii
ssw.UKLxAss Jaae 2s-,oi'oa qni,i sad unehsraes
II ~ receipts 1888 bases, lp5 Dsies IPvI ss-
l4ol h-- sse- 100 bsl.s. last evening 81" oie'i "'-
sJO6t baIes
caARLSTos June 90 Cotton dull Low MIDAS, l5l. 800
sI recpi9h, % efp"'>
bales
June 25.-OftoH dali. Md ing l5ci Low VIZ
ding lie. Go-rO Bsry ue onsr'
! n. recelfs ~ b4'es gross, 82J ,Ses.
NokyoLK June ds I'D iiLc g. I"~ Hnflhss
o. receipts 227 $40 bass '"~s'
J. It's bales
MEMPHIS Juue IS -Couon qus tcnssd f'r Low hhfbss,
f6s ll2 bales pmspis. 81 baes sssk lf.~o
bales
uBcasassa hdihsg. lc-s~
tie: r,crqpts ~ bales shnnesis - BAGS s-es O7 oseN
Jnae % Co-sos ou sleiaE. Ioo mes reenpa
3s2 b,es exports cOassi, 392 bales sass ~ '~' '"eA-
IL. 1913 hse.
25cg.ioe sai Maslsr, 10 4c exports e~'-s-
wise SO bales; sale, 100 bales; siock 3lSb balcs
.ousvILrs June 5.-CStton MisadBss l6sec
Bosros jane 2j-COtten seadg; AdcAx. se fenov"
bses 1872 hsl-s; sahs 200 tse. st-t 90 b. a
WILMINGTON June 35.Cotton sp sashng 1910, aot rsipA
Il bales sales % b-lcs stJck 1863 bales
tlNcSsATr 25.-CoitoH 1daisg l7e reo'spas
SO shiprn-hs. so bales. sioek. 81 bses -,
2J veal AGiAug lJs net recpts -
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

MEETINGS OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE RRIE AND At
LANIIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY coMPA-
NATURALIZATION or THE LEASE.
The Erie Railway Directors held a meeting
yesterday the Grand Opera House. The treasurer re-
ported the floating dent Of the Company including sec
ond loans, as s2lsl.971 Co. exhibiting decrease OF
s97 in the last month and being also the smallest
floating debt in series Of years. preliminary report
received from Messrs Little and Houston, the audit
or Of Northern Central and New York and Oswego
Midland Railroad have been making an investiga-
ton of the Erie accounts they stood at the time OF
the retirement of Mr.. Dunan. They announced that
error 100000 had been found IN the aters report
OF the floating debt OF the Company on Feb g. and also
that the report Of the Board Committee correct In her
respects had oyeresnmaed by than 100000 the
floating debt at that time.
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad held yesterday at the Office
OF the Company. Wall and Pearl-ss for the purpose
Of rafying the lease Of their road TO the Erie Railway
Company. The capital stock consists Of about $50 OOOO
OF which $4,000 OOO have been issued. The lease
unanimously ratified.
Statement Of amounts TO be paid by Erie Railway
Company for labor supplies and personal injuries as
provided by the lease OF date herewith 10 said
Com pany by the Atlantic aud Great western Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

4 az iltI - "ft'
Comet, aud Vision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

HAVANA pa The Frazer iOurdcod near
mana Ga the I1tA, Gird
at saniagO 9 Cuba by spanish bngIntEt.
jane - IRE German lrienGs. Keller ION PhLa
depuns, has rrV 1t Breme-, much damaged
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

isgislAtoa under the contlol Of those Who had ibs
ioogsse purse, or mere Adventures, who would
come here TO grow rich from their public acts.
There was just demand from the people for q re-
peal of this Ian. and it should be repealed This
clamor was for pablic economy. and here is the
place to begin this economy. He desired to have
the compensation for Senators and members re-
placed TO the scale where IL was ON the morning
OF March J, 1873 and would vote to repeal the
bliL but not for the Amendment of the !gentisuan
from Indj,na, (Mr. Prait)
MT. Saulsbury, tdsm., y Of Del, thought the sai-
ary of the President oi the United States under
the old law was sufficient 1t could not be re-
diced now, but he would vote for bill making It
Se5 900 altar the expiration Of the present term.
He favored repeal OF the bill to increase the sal
aries Of Seuaton and Members, bat was opposed
70 the ameudmeut OF Mr.. Pratt, N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

"rHK SELF-MADE WOMAN" OR, MARY IDYL's
TRIALS AND TRruArHs.-Br EkHA MARY BUCK
Ix0HAx-This Is neat volume of s4s pages,
printed in large type and excellent style by s. H.
Mills, ass Broadway, N. Y, and for sale by
Boughman, Thomas d Co, ,,'4sl Marketistreet, The
auth Dress says the story of Mary Idyl Is true In
the main. It's aim Is to encourage those OF her
who are struggling up towards higher moral
and intellectual life, to urge them to perssvers I'M
til the end is attained. Mary Idyl, was really
self-taueht; and Notwithstanding poverty, sue.
ceedsd In educating not only her head but also
her heart. II those who read this little hook ex
tract from 1t half the good they may it will prove
not only cheap but q precious blessing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

NJOTICE-N alton a James will serve pounds
IN ofIcE daily to any of their customers for IS
cents per week. .E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

LKpaKK ALMANAC.-aso. w. Chiids. Esd, oi
the Public Ledger, is remittirg to the Press the
Public Ledger Almanac for 1874. 1t Is an I'm
provemsnt upon former number of this useful an
nual and will be scceptably received by the vast
number of readers. of the!Ledger. 1t contains SO
pages of closely printed matter and 1t wouid be
GifRcnlt 10 ind % much useful matter for refer
encs in so many peges any where else. The whole
is closed with carefully arranged page of contents
on the inside Of the cover
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

ir is amusing to hear the excuses given by
grave Senators. for rscieving sad keeping the
extra pay, voted at the last session is 1t possi'
bet Have We SO degenerateds Do We only send
men to Washington to make money for them
selves. Have we not honorable men among u.s.
who would be satishcd to represent the people,
provided they were well kept while doing sof
We have, and the old pay was sufficient, aud
soma Of these men may fin II out. h.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08
The Fleet as Key west-A Graud Naval
Drill

A grand review aud naval drill OF twenty -hve
U. s. war.vessels, including II frigates and cor
vettss, IRON clad MONITORS hospital ship and ,
dispatch boats, win take place in the Florida
channel at an early day, which will be quite an
imposing affair. All the latest improvements in
naval tactics and signalling wall be used. Il is
said that the feet is to take turn round ,n:Cuban
waters. What sense there 10 in this it Is hard to
perceive unless the Administration desires to
hazard q fight We believe the people wsuid
have justified the sending of such force into
the harbor Of Havaps. to demand the Vig,nins and
her captured crew and passengers; but nov we are
told that matte, has been settled there is little
use In such demonstration for the amusement
of the spanish forces on the Island
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

InE Pennsylvania Legislature, which as
sembled on Wednesday, stands as follows
Senate Republicans 20, Democrats l2. Liberal
l--lsspublican majority Z. The Liberal member
is Hon. A. X. Mcclure, OF the 4th Philadelphia
District House-Rspublcans 81, Democrats 43
-RepublIcsn majority IA. Republican majority
on joint ballot 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

weadsa Phillips says that England aad Amsl-
ca, the two great representative Saxon countries,
are lhs two drsnksnest nations on the face Of the
earth; and yst the two nsst energetic progressive
and invsntiys IN axt.f III f1I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-08

The vote at tbs ehsrtsr eisatiop In 0swsgo, N.
Y, ON Tueaday, was much ths largest sver PEELED
for municipal officers. The citizens ticket was
slscted BY nsjoritiss ranging from 100 70 200.
, 1874-02-06

THURSDAY EVENING. Fsb s.
ALCoHoL-WaB dull anu IL lower, quosab's at Sl,9a
HEANs-wcro dnu, md iu liberal supply. Va
qlDte: Navy hcat,s, s. u019 40 ;inettilns, $l6o0
ia pens, $i.GGGSl Is Ter bu III baga.
B1jTTEl.-Was a,ailI quoted easy H-day, but there
wei 10 uecrs ut any material reauct!0nt anl W. re-
reat our quotations of yesterday, rs 1oaws: Ctoce
Ia fAney yrllow. 3aGa37c; o1nm to good grades, ING
1lu iiirior to common, l8Gs25e; common to c,loco
roll. att,5 :.3r. .-
uhuGiNq-icn,atns quiet aud steady, as fo1owa: +:
STARK A, 3iNe: L.ldlnw A, a3u; LpwtHlon \, 39ko;
American A, 41iNo; Aniuskcag 4, 23Hc; Otter Urcea,
a.u; hurap bags, and ht, 11G520o: Elllea, AuIle
17fS1so .lu oilhle. a7ti2au wool sacka, loaG3c.
Gro mc1t!nE with considerable inquiry fE1m atsinll
manufacturers Choice to extEH hnrt 8e5uo; corn
Tint will work ssolf nto cho!co hurt bruoM 7@au
for good 10. Gt205n; gooA 10 choco salk braid, VI
GSYe: inferior brush. 4itGs6he. ...,
BUILDING MATERIALS lS-Tlso nlhrlet u worry quiet,
An prices lltta ctter than nominal: 6tleco, $36U
New York attlcco eahtlug, 90; oscaao cement
!. br; Portland cement, s7ott.a7,su; Limo IN hniis,
4Uo; fro hr!nt, z l,ocn, S5h. .Ol5y0. %; hl1ll.I
!yrlc {conlnc!., SGh0tD700; pressed brcl, t.ulGG
1904 Bawrr hrck, $500; M!lwallkco aud 1ucno
pressed, $23.00Q'3Vo1, del. do con1'lon sli.0pG9
lUUU; I,nlai.u prcsAel slH0ols.5.Uo; do common.
siDuJGel5GU: Nre-e!ay, u lrl, $3,g0tIi.0 90.
CANNED HOOuH-lu this iumrkot thefe wnR fair ac-
tytty ut It'll rruyoaH rates. hom0 descriptions Ut
frnits aro utoly tua1Va1eo ao0n. Mo quote;
CANSED aoona. = ...
lNaClleH, 1u.....s aauG4 s.l1
leanheH, H.. 3nueg otal
1, nSaras ua,aona i, 5Sis III
, 1874-02-06

Ill;a1, ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wore llcd for record
Thuraday, lob. s:

Tho following Instruments wore 0lod for record
Thura1ay, lob. s:
CITY PROPERTY.
West Jackson at, 173{ It Of Desp1aincR, f. 24aix
s3i9 IT, with buildings, dated Fcb. ! consideration,
$500.
Fulton st 200 II Of Western Nj I, 25x14O IT, t1ated
Feb. .; consideration, $6,010
Madison at, IS It " Of rallinn, 1. 4411a2 1-10
dntcl Feb. constellation, s., 500.
Madison ut, Of and noRr hlorEan, n T. 151l10 IT,
1atod Jan. 30 consideration, $0,4 400.
Emnia st, 4at!1 IL Of Ashland nv. +, 25x1e4S II,
with buildings, dated Fob. consideration, 81 400.
Jolnaou place. 2o2 It Of Thrty-ninth st, I, AYE
1914 #. tla,ol Fab ]; consideration, $1,000.
Tho promises No. II Johnson placo, dated Dec 20,
1873 p: consideration, So 600. ....
Luis to L. i'll sowartB Lots to 8, In Block "a, SEQ
a. H. siaea Jan 80 sal, so1s'de,5nso SeSo =
atea Top vi 70 eonasaesatio ~ n % ~
rwsnty.lrst It, .atoi Fob . consideration ss,ooo;
Adams st veg e Of contro ~. {. 25s1s5 IT, with
0ss' Menree IT, aS ~ %nssa'ss s' aadyioa
ct Assl25 f. dated M Jan eonsitlerasion co. ~.
s.S s Of Ssrars Nv 2slsS
Gurcy VI, llo It OF Morgan st. +, 2oxso It, dated
jan. ~ conA.leraton, 3,2!o.
''! iisyn; !! ss9sssss E@'ss see 4z1so f
tlatetl Jun. II; consideration, ST, quo.
SS S$s S1s Is ss ssp.s9st,ss e hS ''sloo IT,
Archer av, 50 + Of Stewart nv, Mwf, 4os1oo IT.
Norli Iayai!o It, 167 + i q Chicago ny. I, e44z
sn,s M as s daea os g. as
ca osmet av, 900 # OF rhtry-neeona at, i, soz12sh
Twenty-oighti, ut. 1b0 # Of Waiaco 1t, Il T, 25x
12l u-lo feet, dated Fob. 8; consideration, s75o.
, 1874-02-06
MONEY And COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EvEEtNd, Feb. t.
Tho loonl money marlot continues 10 work
easily and quietly. AIonoyiB offered III tho open
market nt per cont OIL tona,,l loa,la and for GO
Or 10 tlaya nt 10 pcr cont on primo commercial
paper or OIL collntorala.
Now yorlt exchange il IN good supply at 25o
ror 81, 600 discount.
Tho movements Of currency botweon this oily
mid tho country west Of hero, aro now about
equal.
THE EUROPEAN MONEY MARKETS,
like those in this country, Boo,n to DO getting
plothorio with loanablo fnnt.s Tho Bauk Of
Holland recently reduced It's raso OF dlscount to
~ per cont, md tho London Times (monoy
nrtsclo) OF Jim. 20, snys: At tho Danls tlioro h
nm almost complete abHonco Of discount den,and,
md in tho opon marriott tho rato Inns boon per
cont"
Tio latest telegraphio advicoa also confirm
ths condition Of tho money mar1ok, Init Mt tho
snao tmo Indicate Tint tlloro ii little disposition
to invest III American securities Ut any kind. md
particularly tint toro IL NJ, eiltiro lac1s Of con-
1itlunco III American rnilroRt socurittnp.
rioar AUSTRALIA, CHINA, AND JAPAN D1nEcT,
Wo rccelvel yesterday, tho Wool Cironar Of
Mcssra, Lango e. Thoncnlnns, Of Melbourne,
Australia poAtnlarlcd Dec. u, which came per
brought by tho now san Francisco a',a Australian
limo Of s:eamors. Tho postnaars shows tho limo
OF tho mail from Molbo,,rn to Chicago to havo
boon forty eight days. though doubtless y good
doal Of tiis time WIS lost iii dolby at Sidney,
from which latter port to Chicago, tho timo
should not bo over thirty days. Tho circllar
Btatoa tint tho wool-proauco1B OF Aus
tralin anticipate TINT tho incroased in-
cilitcH for communication afforded by tho
now steamship line to tho United statos will
bring American wool-buycra md Australian
wool-producors Into personal acquaintance md
result in benefit to 10th. Messrs I.ango Il
Thoncrnans state that the foars of d financial
panic III England resulting from tho panic i'll
this country, wore, at tho t!ato OF this circular.
having IL very depressing effect Oh Eelleral
TRADE in Australia. 1t waH, however, n notice.
Ablo feature in tie wool trade, that tto A1lntra-
linn clip was being shipped to European markots
with moro than ,istal raridity, uud fears woro
entertained that the accumulation Of stock In
Loudon would eventually causo depression Of
prices. The magnitudoiof tho Australian wool
trade may bo Hoen from tho following conlpnra-
two statement Of the oxporta Of wool from tho
Australian colonies and Now Zealaud during tho
, 1874-02-06

From tho Chinese port Of Annoy, n}so, tho bulk
of the exports of ten arc to tile United StateH.
United States from Juno to Dec. g. 1873, wero
g,3S4. GIL, pounds, while during tue same period
tho total oxports to Grent Britain woro only
939, BOG pounds.
From tho othor Chinese ports, however: tho
great bulk OF the toati still goes to Gren. Britain.
from tho "Canton Writer'S" (lIong Kong,
Canton, and Macao), the total exports Of tens
from Niay u, 1873 to Nov. 28 were $3.50 7oI
pounds to tho United States, md 13,ll0,6H
pounds to Grcat Dritain.
From shangllao, tile total exports Of ten, from
May &c to Nov. 20, 1873, wcro to tho United
States, 10,914 sal pounds. For tho Eamo period
tho total exports ftom tho Bamo l,ort to Great
porta Of tca however, from shanshae in tho lust
half OF 1873 show lnrgo falling of from tloso
Of the corresponding period OF 1879, tho total in
the last ak months Of 1872 being 9O,647,9 ,937
pounds against 8s,o64,539 in tho oalno
bIeusrs. Augustine Heard & Co. say:
The total stock Of NIL kinds ia reported
70 be 10000 packages, Including l3,00o half"
tions md tea men aro still most confident i'll
;,oir insertions TINT tho total crop will not OK
:eea 100000 ha}l-cllestH, or say ~ 5CO, COO HIS.
OF this quantity We cstlnaato TINT % 500 600 lbs
Tor Tho United statca and Callada, and 5000, 900
lbs for Grcat Dritain; end it is now an open
question how the remaining 100000 lbs n:o to
distributed. Under ordinary circumstances @
large proportion Of it would bo needed for Eng
lish consumption. but tho Immediate consequent
COS Of tlle Authorization Act has boen Htoppngo
Of shipments to tint quarter, and it is not iln-
possible that tho seaaon will close with ony half
our usual export of green teas to London.
TIE SILK TRADE
throughout tile world aoens to bo much de-
pressed, Tho manufacturers in Lyons France,
had nlroaty boon complaining for i long tilno.
but the effects OF tue panic in this B.; country,
to Australia, have had an effect to causo o atill
further dopreaaon. Tho monthly circular circular ot I
the importa of both raw a1l manufactured silks
this year compared with last. The total in.
ports OF rnw sili into tile port OF Now York
from July l, 1878, to Jan. u, 1874 wore only
2,7oo agninat 4,s4t 2is in the correspond nd
ports OF manufactured articles Of aiilk into tile
port Of Now York for tho seycn naontha from irom
July l, 1885, to jan. 81, 1874, wore only ii, 49,,
100, against SO, 10o, GEO In tho corresponding pc.
riod oi the previous yenr.
LOCAL STOCK AND nOSD MARKET.
NTeaarg prnst0n Kenu T. Co. quote all follows
, 1874-02-06

Total exports from .--,
Tho entire wool supply in tho grcat 1narkota
OF tho world il .7o boeyc, betwecn 1,S00, 100000,
foro, Tint Australia furnishes abont onc-eghtl
Of tho wholo. Asia furnishes from SOC, ,00O, 900
to4o0, 900, 900 pounds annually, and the United
statos probably 120,o0o,000 to ls0.00o,o00
pounds.
A fow days ago we received the circulars Of
tho various branches Of tho house Of Mesnrs.
Augustine Hoard l. Co., 1atel Yolsolasnn, Dec.
%, Annoy, Dec =. and shanGhao, Dec. II. Tho
progresa OF the diversion Of tho Japan ten trado
from Crent Britain to the United Stntes Ia shown
by the following stntemont Of tho total exports
Of ten FROM Yokol,a,na for tho years mentioned,
each ending Mny 81 j.: