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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
THE TRINITY GREW IN THE COLLEGE REGATTA

THE TRINITY CREW IN THE COLLEGE REGATTA
To the EdI Of Ths Tribune.
SIR: You will permit me TO say that Trinity,
in the least discouraged by her poor success in the
last two boating contest has been In preparation for the
coming college regatta since last October that the
have been in the gymnasium oil winter and that a
graduate Of the college, lawyer OF this city has prom
ed sufficient funds to place the club upon sure tnan
csi footing The composed of of the old
Dubois aud Hooker. and four men. Soudder. Cam
erOn, Rutherford. and sherman. They already
the river twice day and will take part in Tho spring
OF the college which viii come on noxt month.
JOHN HE6RY BROCKLEsBr.
Hartford, COnn., April ~. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
THE PRINCESS ToRLoYIAs ANCESTORS.

THE PRINCESS TORLONIA+ ANCE-TORs.
To the EDITOR OF Ihs TrfGune.
SIR. In your paper of April 20 saw a short
letter intended ridiOule tho statement that the Prn-
Toronia the descendant of thousand Colon
mas. Now said statement perfectly correct The
word descendant means any person proceeding from
ancestor in any degree. not prepared to trace the
Colonna family, and will make remarks about It's
antiquity; hut II the Princess back to the tenth
degree she will find herself be the descendant ~ 024
neul ancestors. aud II 10 the eleventh. OF 2OiS; and
could she back to the time just previous to the
Hood she would be the descendant OF more than
there were people eaIth at that time This eau be
easily proved by numbers. according to srthmelcal pro-
grrssiOn. a 5. WHiTE.
Iip0a. Vest Td.afnia, April 20. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

THE POsTMA>TER-GENERAL'a VERY OPEN LET
1Ek 10 EX-POsrMAsTER BARD
Troni he .ftidlfG fJ0.i Constitution
Bard's ease is settled. The letter 10 him in
telegraph columns Ia something unprecedented.
fr knowledge extends. II is a very "unanimOus
letter. and withal open letter decidedly open. We
can hardly comprehend this teegraphio document that
IN. ia novelty and However 1t ia quite stylish
aud Jewell of an affair IL seems rather rough.
Fhc CONSTITUTIONS Warrington 7elegrIph.l
WASHINGTON. April "a
To TIE HoS sam. BARD Atlanta, Ga. sm directed by the
President to that II wish 10 resign you DO
take eject the rs day Of June but that the proposed change
Will b. eel ont and that there II osdty tor
ing 10 v ashlng ~ talk further about IT,
MARSHALL JEWELL Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

FvaNs-pHuIrPs Ia Broosiyn wcfuc,!ly April %. ~
Aeison y. D. Mlea W Evans Ia Louie u Pa'ipA
INTHEI.-ItATCu-On Thursday. Aprl 20 az ~ Lar
thOlonlsw- hrci the George IaIrishe orsy Mr.,
w. Ii. Gnnthcr. Jr. MSS IL L. iiaL. daugLtof ct - u
Hatch. esq. tctased
sOUTIIwICK- RDON-On Tbursiay. Art % BY Rev.
Heller Anthon ~ mortal stJ Gu AZ tln
rc-doce mother No 40 West INV second A.
henry SouthwIck 10 Miss Louise fsrnon, 1aHgi"f
the late Benz L. hsIon esq All Oi tls eiiy As ca'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
. ppADDc nv MRS. GOODWIN

Mrs Priscilla Cooper Goodwin will give an
entertainment OF Dramatic character this evening at the
Association Hall. Her programme is short diversified,
and brilliant Mrs GOODWIN il known TO DO Lady OF
fine culture and of character that wins by ingenious
-implicsy and commands by energetic force Her pre-
yious reading this city admired by many judges OF
the art and present appearance viii, doubtless Do
enoyed by the class TO which her entertain
L. uhd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

MACON. Ca, April 29.-Tbe Georgia Grand Royal
Arch Chapter Of MsOns las returned n allegiance tho
raj Grand Royal Chapter Of the United states which
severed in 1851
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, April 29.-J0hn Heard
who arrested lately charge Of having murdered John
Doan Av0ca, Wednesday last confessed having
nitted tho
OMAHA. Neb.. April 29.-The damage done by the
recent high water N e Missouri River considerable II is
Thought that the Union Pacific Company will DO Obliged
move their freight houses 10 the high ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
PARK TUFATER.

This theater will be closed next week. The
regular here ends on May Aftor brief recess
the house will DO rcopeDed and short season of first
c,ass combination companies will tako lie course In
Jnly the thcster Will DC rcftted and decorated anew
for the reopenng tn tho Fall The statement that Mr.
Florence would appear in this house Captain Cutie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
THE TRAINING OF GIRs

To the Rdtfor Of The Tribune.
SIZE: have been much pleased with occa-
sona article. that have appeared in your paper touch
ing the training Of American girls The Lack Of restraint
on their condnct and te unrestricted freedom Win which
thoy srs allowed H. associate alib sntlcaen frequently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
sFyEPE GALE on LAKE ERIE.

CLEVELAND, o., April PA severe rain and
wind storm passed tho city this afternoon doing
much damage TO roo ohinnsys unfinished buiidinea-
-hsdu AID fruit trees, 40 Tho ha. stld 10 tLo public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
PISSENGF Frs 4RRITED

FROM GLASGOW, =. :tfanshp V.ctora, April &c.
Perrin BuJdck VIM. Rogers IT, @. S0hleT MIS-. NJ
and Master n. 81. Bell W. II. IL tombstone MT Clark
u. Mr. and Mis-. smith, Mrs T. r. scott and infant,
h. Heath samuel Harrison, Chas IL Curry. Miss Ada
Curry, Mrs. Annie \. MaCauley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
Ex con GRHssMAS BOwET ARRESTED FOR IN
bTIGATING MURDER.

CHARLESTON, ;. c., April 29.-EX-Congress-
man arrested oday for instigntng the muir
der Of Col White committed IL years This was the
charge for publication OF which he Hsirs and Courier
wac ast week prosecuted for libel judge Reed released
Bowen on - 600 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

w NJ Giles, Cbru,f.r. Al sixth aye-parsysis ~ us
limbs have IN pa'tice IT -iy Years
"a. srrtd by your INnPsr IODuE ANaDfiA iE"S u.
bone N D.. iOs Wrst iGih ~ DsDot, SlAtdsfe %
cCnls and 81 . bottle Tor SAFE ID all IIss,sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

square broken OF and tho spre at tho First Presby
terrain Church badly dnaged No loss OF life has been
reported Tho velocity of the wind as miles per
hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

THE MINERS sTTLL FIRM IN THEIR STRIKE.
WMKgsBARRE, Pa, April 29,-The miners
swoyers Works yesterday voted unanimously not 10
resume work until the ba-s Of 1874 Is granted them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fF0r 0thef. ship Neics ace EInh Page. |
ARRIVED

lHV V"eT S"'D 'tVo VIC Hth' "yo'l
ARRIVED
stcsmehp vIetor-a CBr, Msiderviek GLASGOW ARrl IL
Steamship stale OF Nevada IT, Brses Antwerp April To-
steamship Richmond Lawrence, Baltimore with mdse 10
4termsh' 0d DoI,nlon Walker Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk with ndse and Ra- TO old Dominion steamship Co
Bark George Treat OF Bosionl Gnn, Matanzs IA days with
Bsrk Caroline (Ger S1ckcr days with mdse.
Bak Bolivar lAustl GerOllnich AoAandIis, r., Zoo .,
BARK san Dornenico utaLl. ostugo, 80 days IN
schr Chas Miller Ho,chRas George. Banks with fish
s'iIoOSRlss-BIyEg AND coN Wish.
r "A 4. Abel Pro5,ieace J. GooEPsol Now Iiavoo.
VIM Burden oydeaee EyerFrer I'M Pr2 ,ol,dSs
a. ,.' Ja@o; Si, RSoiianh .sr,inisn, RoSEiand.
XenlA Nantucket Alice 9akes. Gardiner
MOOmDo1m. Gloucester. Rush Light Gloucester
Ida HyrOeri. Charleston. A. > Cannon; warren.
G.. NJ Harris, Nantucket l. l. N ll5 Portland
Mar Louisa Bncksport. Julia ". Pratt Boston
RaIoOn, 5tratiOr- y H. Mhelsn. BRISTOL
6 {. Hurdett. New Hayon. Jos. E. potts, New Haven
Enure, Fall River l. Raymond, Now Haven
BO.ue. Providence n. lOlGus-, Providence.
: M Tyler Providence Hattie Mitchell. Providence
Jos VIM Fish, Providence.
SAILED.
Prince, CITY XewYoTk, Tor Havana Isaac Ben Nor
london Cashmere Tor Liverpool bafks MuhsiL for do
D. stoyer for Havana brgs Prince lie Boo Lagusyra
Also saclSie@a.aips 1anima for Bermuda. Albcmsrie
Del barks .rolu- for Bremen Prinu,sse
andit for t. Tux 'chrS IL s. IndgeS ioi HALIFAX Race
WISD-sunsct, moderate, ). s. Il. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BRrNswIcK. Ca, April :9Auiyed steamship North FONT,
from trruandinA
GIoucR-TCg, Mass, April 20-Arrfved, Cebele it'll.
from 1rapani.
FosiSb Aprn 99Arriyed, schrs Lettio nom Demervrai
a If. Lennon, ron NewlOrk
CHAREsIoA, Aprl 29ATr1ye, bark Aurora fiom LONDON
sor Bul River Cleared steamship Raleigh for baltimore
ship Missouri fur MaianzaA eee. steamship
baiiiu4uIa
Bo.ToS. April 20ATTived steamship perkiDmeI. nun no
boken sehr altc, Um Ezahethlort Ieafvs. bark Mary
Pratt fOr AatauLas DEs J. Rowland. for Sl.;es BOis
Prescott FOX PORTLAND -cira. g. T. PplorDy for baltimore
A. W. AIdridge, Tor NOw.YofL
fOkEIGN PORTS
LONDON April 29Aryed. steamship G. r. Punch lBelgl,
Kuuiisen iIpm New fOra.
LONDON April 29-sslsd for the United States; Native
Oyfe Courier Constsntis Clara Eaton Arrived
United the 3Sth fOCshUntA Primo
Muingo Northumhran Cronn Castelar, Wave Queen.
Heuol aeanO. JedAnssu DubrvVa0k Arrived tho
nth Industrial Eta L0ng Hobtrt Porter Royal Min.
srei Dolphin OssnEk a. hiohard, Herman Behrnu raol0
kayrla Anita IaLchOn. Oriental frmO HsmOn Isa, HAIL
odd the is two ~ Deal Also arrived kynect Maria
and IerlnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

sn,ooR Ont, April 29.--The iewelry store Of
Henry sIorrd ~ bmsss this morning anu fooooo
Vi s4OOJ svrtA VI ,1JetJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
Suecial Notices.


Rare and HeI known LREh ; aud Plant : h. PAR
Trrr- and shrubs.
X. r PARSONS & CO.. Flushing y. "
Offer those both Decdnous and E7ergrccn In great variety
A.--k Elastic STOCKINGS, Bolts Knee Cap5 abdominal
Craches, at M1EsH5 Truss offce No veseysa LAZY IN
A.-RupfIre aud Physical Deiormics successfully
treated by Dr. y MARSH principal OF the l.,e Urn 81
opposite 81 Psus Church. No connection with any other
week ending SATURDAY, May !, 1875 T,l close a. tn
TeT a. 7S m On TifRsbAY az 90.
ant on SATURDAY At II 30 a M l. ! JAakS =.
The Fourth Week
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS -EnvICEs
FOR THE PEOPLE.
THg
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
MADISON Forty -sooondst-.
(asy STEPHEN IL. TYING. JR rector
EVERY DAY m THE WEEK
Saturdays excepted.
ga M, inquiry ana Instruction Meeting.
lp. IN. Bible Hesding for Ladies. conducted ~
Mrs. BONHAM.
745 p NJ, Preaching Service.
Pew J. W. BoNHAM. Church Evangelist. Rev. STEPHEN
H. TYING, JR, aud other ministers VIII speak all the
meetings
Come and Welcome
From The HOME Journal
"The Avery Coiiociiou.-The o, exii-
bton of MI Averys selections peculiar
respect by the New York ar public The careful Judgment
and gOot 0hh guide hi- Of works his sensible
avoidance devices Of eNtravagant
puous audaticn his method OF opco and straightforward
dealing leaving judged upon their iOe-
naturally gained HIM uas enyisbie consideration
NOW On Exhibition
AT TILE
SOMFRVILLE GALLERY.
81 FIE-TH.AVE-
WILL BE SOLD
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NOW on Exhibition
TUESDAY FvENING. NAY L

The Most Attractive OfBcrs In Town.-Thc uniseIsl
Testimony VI all who have the oces rRiB-
UNE building that they The MOST ATTRACTIVE ant
all things considered the CHEAPEST any where part
OF town. Between thru and half OF tho building
rented anu those who seek desirable offices should early
application The all beautifully finished In hard
wood ASH with elegant gaxturc heat aud water every
all exceedingly light aud airy perfectly vent
lated all have outside Window communicate directly with
the elevators and nearly all have independent
tho hall Many Of the finished aid all 10
positively ready occupation day
May. Application should DO madO al IHE TRIBUNE
Counting ROOM
TIE philadelphia Unes of The Tribune 10 az III
SOUTH 5IX1HSr.
ledger BuIldngD
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADV ERTfSFNENTS RECEIVED
Al p BLisHkRs' RATES.
Subscribers 20 the Daily N Philadelphia have the papes
served by Their residences time De read Tho
brrakasi abo IL 10 received 10y special Express
tran At $40 and ~ Immediately dspacheftO az isrs
oil tho city Bsok numbers usually be- supplied nj the once
Advertisers desiring to snin attention aaa a.
tronase Of Farmers and slIarists, VII and TiB
WEEKLY TRIBUNE tho most valuable and elective
dunn 1t reaches fsTmera and those better
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification. should BE- handed %
before MontAy Of tho week q issns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

Refined Pr,up,or 90 POUND ArrrSsoss wnTTy nosr.
5yO bottle WILLIAM Chemists, s6l Sixth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

Al Notice, Of Marriage, must be Endorsed rih fsu
nome a.d addrcsS.
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Scyunton, Penn, April %. 1879.
, 1875-06-09
MARINE.

PORT OF o4ioAoo, JUNE Q.
Annsvsn--a!hr KeatsarHs, AAn!stooi timber psep
ChIslea Mstz, Msul.tsa4 lumber barge H4rmaays
Mlui.lte, lumber; schs desi1s. M4nl4toa,' Lumbar;
prop Clrnatis, rsshtigo, lowing barge Noquebsy,
Poshtigo, lumber; barge Alett, Veshttgo, lumber;
smf Cosoas, 81. JoIepa. saa'!ries !: aehr Duncan
City. Duncan CITY, inmlsr; sshr brooklyn, buffalo.
coal; stmr chicago, Manltowoct sunlfies'
acAr ean Jadnto, 0roen Lay, lunaoss'
crop Meuoptuts, AfuskeRpn, suudrisi ecus
z, r. lIoyce, Ford Rvsr, cedr poata; stmr Ha-
toa. Holland, suudra+ sehr American uulou. Memo"
ml4s,,, lulnbsr; achr D, h Wslls, Saginaw n'N
wuua; prop Empire 8tate, uufs1o. suadftes prop
q, +. He.'h. S4nK.tuct, sundhs4i srhr ChsllA T.
N.ma, But5a.o, to.i sehs AAgauer, chaTotts, Wool
sshr Nqnguugou, Apens, Lumber; schF by btAto.
Msuoa..use sauaher prop ha.#sa. Hunslo, suads.ee
prop IApcolu Montreal sun 1des barge LaRar. MOL.
syoa', sauasits.
uLxA4ep-scas Noseiio. Escsnsbs, bsl sslt bril-
beet, sn4 suud.ie1, arhr Ellen Spry, pen4Aakee ~
b..s beef, b4!s pork and sundnss; ssbs Perry Han
ual, M4sonytl .. " hu oats aud suazicsi sehr pan
c4u cty pGusan Oily, l0' hrs houf; sehs AtneE1eaa
uuealo, 42,U9 bu ~lsat; sc4r gists Aanstee, hdn
oeei kua sunls.es; tati E: 9. H. Tnyvsas ct'y sa1
l.jes prop Y. H. K+lclitn, DIualot l,tf u w!est
sshr A1el. EmlA. Bndslo, TO- 100 BY oI!n " = -
HITTER, ,Al'. o1 W lu *hs!t: ell ooFons ;,s ~.
green h,ss aid snuds.e* bArgs feshttxo. Pesnslso'
Lt!A tA.f AnA sundrits+ 1..
NtoMf cLrAxAsots--a'mr q. ]. Truesde!, ot4en
@ Sad4io, 81 3.s ~ Wheat psop 11:so. ba9.to. u. ~
b4 corn a2oJ trs Hour. 4d0 bks ssed 70 btu bes - ~
| aud Eundr1ss star u NOMINEES. huakv9olt tre
ualaty, hrls pork anu snhdf1ts: psop t,u,as u
Ito!ls ud. 10 hr.s su:ur ,uI run tis'i PEP ~.
ur, :. II. ~ Lu IL. Ckr4 uaus " Lst tosk- -
, 1875-06-09
REAL ESTATE.



Tuesday, Juus D.:
Tell court, 7lt a.1n Il VI of North Wctf at, sf
11st0o f with bulldlnea, dated Juns !. ....3 1900
Michigan az. ~ tt OF cnppe1 It. I. 25x
I27 h-IO II, dated Juno 5,........ :......,.. bhoo
Dearborn 1t, n v cor u Tlltrsy-Arst 81, . +
8s1.is1lio =. hated May a:. .,,.......'::.. 1860
III IL, Il. IateI AnrIl .,,,,..,,..,,, 1900
Tho premises No. 70 uuston av, dAet May 2o 1.5oo
Lot il In PARTITION Of Lots and 2, Block !,
Isockwcl's Addition, dated May u. 3......... 2+2so
Brown at. lI4 EcI Maxwell ut. Of. 2tx1oo IT, ,o.
yeIae Sa'ea w " 81 s:is Ii Tii;sta Il, VI e
iMssITo io Ii, .iate,l jnne l...... ascoo
Twcnty-se;atd II, nj II " OF Laavitt 1t, sf,l5
zl1ift. dated Oct. 10. 1S7s......-........ 7C0
wiflau II, n v cor Of Dtssel 81, (, e5zl11ft, ..
uns,ersi.s plaec, s:a II Of Hhodc. ~, nf,9o
1125 II, dated May l7..................... 1000
C4.snel AZ, Il -11 X 4 Of Hay Ut. . t. 20 JULIA
Cau,nes Az, 81 1LIJ # u Of 1&ay st, o !, ~ lula
1bD II, dated 50nO O3.,..,................. 5. S.ooa
Calumet ay. v cor Of Hay as. 81. - l1l2xo
IT, tlaicJ June e3...,................... 3. 100
d.tn,i usy TO- ....,,,,, ,.,..,.,.,,' 2,7oo
spu1u or CITY 1IMIrA WITHIN A HApIUa or Nttxa
COURT HOUSE.
Frederick mace, .O1 Il Of Fifty.s{1th 1t, Of.
lp0xtS5 ii, aatrt May y2'...................$ 700
6tnro ~, III 31-101 II " of Morgan u, u /, 24k
121 1lJ II, dated jnns s7..........,........ 1850
Arnold st, Aeas E!ssy-.ersnsA a., y I, 2'x1!2fs,
.kM@s5 e,! 11ss n,ns:a, {. sio Il .s;t q I.nse1
u, II. Ii I.i0z71 h, datol h1ay 26......... 6,ooo
wElr a1 cY1x LIMITS. WITHIN 4 nAptua OF NIlEs
or oouRr+HousE
Lot III, White 4 CoIea' lnrk !, s.aves' part ne
4 6ee, ~ ~, 13t AsttA May .7............$ 1,oD
, 1875-06-09

though strawberries worn slow In Tho morning. owing
to tho larae offerings which ennscd buyers 10 hol on
for reduction III prices which waa Afterwards 1na''e
Other domestic fruits wcrs chtrraes, goossbcrtact
tuns and fsw los Of last sclBon aprtes an'i crau.
berries. all OF which sold slowly. Oranges snd lemons
weso nrn rou.tiy WA moro rionsiful, hui stcsdy.
Eggs wsrc nrn.
anAtN ~ hrDnE.
rns following ato tho foo.ugs Of tho c1siot report
Of grain III sure Ia ha ely on the evening OF salns-
.na !, nosn,.rnnA{no dtfsat
, 1875-06-09

orfeh apples, tEH'+..+ss'.'s.ss- a1' s..s.s
Withdrawn from atoro on alonIaJ for city con.
zamrson A,2al bu ~hsat, 3ba7 6a ooFa 2la nu oas,
w hn harley.
Tho following grain wa4 inspected into store On
Tuesday morning: - CATS No. spring, t7 cars
No. . do, . carr No. do, earn re1eeset do, car
no grada do tlo1 whcatl, cars and 600 bu hIgh
mixed corn, u No. d. II cars rejected do lot
corn}: cAtt whita oats, "a cars and 900 bu no.
d. car rejected do tl9 oats>; no rys or bar
ley. Total 2l3 ears oo1 bu. inspected out: 723
tu uheas, 77oA bn corn, a,67s bu oats, 81 bu rye
l,c47 hu taslsy.
Va referred yesterday 10 tbe pat,ctty Of demand
from No~ England for corn, and stasel that It Is te
ing pought In buffalo Instead Of Chicago, ~ It can
10 lid down chcaply from that point than from,
thls owin8 to diGeseucs IN fruisht sses But tha1e
II also aaotAer New England t. bettot sup
piled will 1oed than uBral ut this seaRon bar fartaera
having raaed fair cnops Of COIL ast year. Tho corn
crop Also gool In Indiana, Ohio, and Tho Honth.
eastern 8tatcs anu good daa Of corn haa gops from
Those aeet.oua to New England snd to Europe, thus
diminishing tho demand what IL usually spoken Of
~ tho Weat, Tho fact that tic demand on Chicago
has boen smaller than usual does not provs that buy
ing secous ase bare Of cora, or that they will ho
forced 10 bur hcEo hQhce pzioca than now. It does
however, probable that the acknowledged abort
sSs Of to last crop IN tho Ness Will ls1 befoss tho
no1s erop 1t for tnartct and It may b. tho fuuda
mentAl !dea on which moss than ons corner may ho
balts ".
Tho tIossra. Rogsn, who suspended In lard On Fri
IT,, 49,, ~ m ,to,x v.,,,,u,s. x,,...1,x
~ ss' H |n ,.'1 ."s". ,"ars
.,,,I". t,n,,. ~ 49,. ~.
S."% T,. ",......,,.o - .r.,s1, 80 ..t.ss A..
~ -. .s,.,,",, -. ..a.sxs h.,,... s."".. ~.
..,,as. ~ .ss., .hasa - 80 .s,n,,n .ass.r, ~
wheat and corn. Tho publication Of tho satansnt Ut
~. ~ ssste - !. ~. t.''
WI IT. ~" aaoHs .us' ~" aos '"f ''9A
'A.es a4aes - s'e4' - ,aos "s'v soe. Wv.
~ kons "es sopotsea - HI'' y ~ psss avn ~
W.. ses*o y! .aa soesvh' saa ss'e iso'a 10" es ~
eo''oha' Shsa ira ana nnsett'eat Fanes eo"1@3aafeI1
, 1875-06-09
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
NEW fQhE.

Epsetas pk,pa,sA y TAs cA'ea7a 7sfb4ss.
NEW yuna. jane s.-~eaAs*-%hest market oreoed
hesvY. md aft> fxasd became steady with better
port dem 4ua; sa1rs l,J.oto tn al tlot.lotfr No.
Chicago aud Northwest t13h FIR No. slllwau-
tse; sl.iA tos v.ty ehpses ai1aA d.: No.
! spItug; tl.r9{3l.la for uuYr4d4 Iowa au4 M!ars-
sY.x d sug Il ma 10 for winter Tel Wesssrut te
xsla4 fur akahsf dol SI.3 2l.3s for sh.ts Wsatsta
aud ~ fur eoses srnbes StA.s slRiuv: hiso. aso
bu No. Nllsaulss to arrive, 1t 4l.7. Hys qaiss y
baa for Cs1Ads Ia loud. Corn Hutst MD sssAy sAlAa
~ tk 74L& Zig fur a..aM ". Hern u1zel! MGa u
, 1875-06-09
Chicago II


This weak endlng yoateFday wAsa quict one In dry
goods circies. In few departments only waa any,
thing resembling ueiyiy arparcn, wlilo tic general
movement was stact Thnre fair attendance oi
buyera iu tcreon, and ortsrs rccevad through tls
II, .s made fir showing f2r numbers con.
cavned, hut Individual pussh h.ses wcss ANAL,
and the aggregate dl,lributton probully FILL
son,ew.t short Of general sxpsctstlons. Tho COURSE
ot mi. cs wAs n,ur tho tlnrlug tho previous
week. yatucA of pr!uta, tIeatlci abti Ltown thft.
ings aud bhceslugs and camtrics, lave been unsettled
AID vasiat!e, willis for most otter ncs tho market
maintain. steady tons, sto.ks. though now tnu,h
reduco1 In coMpATison with thdir condition w.nis
ago, ara siill aulplo, anl vii assorted. Tho tore i'm.
Iortaut changes recently notal wsls ltslHe rodut.
ton Ia Garner, tua. aud wamsutla prints, mud
kc reduction ln 9alu of tbs spindle sud wight B.ar
lis Icta 4 rnttorr
, 1875-06-09

H1iEEr-An aDHeuea OF activity atftl char 'crf.es
t 'hesH fc md nrsa 1,m,'n , Te1k IT, a*s "ne
i on,e trails wtTu IN stlIieul !" asorh t,r snip.
~, l1vht as II W.. W. 4sos ri e:%ek aJe''ss
s1.5u ler lead.
nurrAto. ....-..
BUFFALO, n. Y.t 1lhe 8.-tarrEE-R -Re"cirts 2.033;
tts c advance lust wceL quoJtl*. Thr quality
os Tho offerings wa fully M to INT wtrkA wlh f:w
moro mclidm nnd cotuulon c.tsle on uar1ei; p!ics
snr.r AND 1Axns-n,rcsrs- 1.1eo; tot.i fot the
Gs ssa s III IL fSst ~ sa sa s1 n'psu
TIL ,s1fs' at Ia I w., ts a.srv s IL III x It 1 .o
!, m{ to a., q: n, 5,,s .,15,.s .fs
t7.so; ho4vy hugs, : .J'fa7.ao.
EASr LIBERTY,
EAT Liberty. H.. Junu B:-c.19kE--Receirt to-
aock the b.ance, II for ,pr tals,. Hui
1'ers waa gooa with 'o dcuan,. at 60 u to al.
s s e,ts h.. t. saF, a ifs r. as, tx!
o'q T. fi;;s@a;3;; # 1as ss1rss r! 3; S5S: ~,
~; ts:sess'. .ces. : g. Zoo head: sun heavy
Clipped s'.'s@''s'' =, ,o,,.
aoinc 4aies ower shirrerr. ss.0x j.au bacou. lug
cArrLE-1to ellis !, 81; strong; demand e1oeods
tuppiy: saes Of goud tlre ,eA 1t SGA fair L1 A.
.s' %s1i s IT, iss /. IL Il 'sisosSa ;s Iss
mon nj sj..9 ,a,;j.
CINCINNATI. ...
CfSC1SSATr, 1uro H-tIoGs--Htc1Iy: tnnflernfe tr-
maud col..,lor, s,.5 q "a; t4ir TO r,un,, sc.4 a
7o1 Raod to sxtrA. s1.sd2f4J. Rseei4u, ssl shit-
LUMBER,
Thern war verY t:io change in tho aitnaton 1t tho
ssc-docts ,ossrsas. Tho market WAS dull and VIC TX,
, 1875-06-09
Oats were Quiet and Arner, II s7Ka for July aud
61At for Juno,
GENERAL MARKETS.
lfHGIllf..sNnn ntIaf and Am Al g M q q "a.

GENEHHE FaFfKE IS,
AfGOEl0T--Nas quiet and htm at f!.1o7:.3a. ;
n1iuDsf.CONN-Waa IN lslk u lef request, and firm
at tho anne1ed prIcta; Good to choice hutl. lkS
Ike; bsusl that wilt work Itself suto clloro Lurl
Lrsorn, 1lhGslsSr; fair to good do, 1nNSl2o: ln-
fcr4or hrnah. ~ slokc: crooks4, GH3aKc.
buTTEtt-rrIccs did not suw any marked variation
from thnse current on Monday. so:ka arn not Jet
acc,,muatinH with au1!t n: rapidly Ia oluas my
sasIness among holders. Int lilo anticipation Of hssvy
receipts BY an BY lnnces esre to realize promptly,
au al rule receivers show Willingness to acrcr.
tho beat rrIcos obtainae, and thus kcop otka
duccl 10 the lowest practicable polu.. Bales wess
within the range Of Tho snucxcd quotations: oLoiee
to fancy yellov, 1aS7ss: medium 10 good graasa
l7tacoc inferior to colnn,on, IlGSl1c.
CANNED 0OOD8--Duslneas continues active, with
rs'ces generally arm. Stocks ara being rapidly do.