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gutins Of l)anAravttv.

TPHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 18th
dv Of January A b. 1889 WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY ras
s ns the estate Of JOHN WOODHULL o. Freehold In The
county and State NewJeey who has been adyed
bsBknt on his own peou the Of debts and deV
m on property belonging ueh bankrupt h OF @ bis use ana
Re tfauI q properly by bin are toBDDhN 81 Law nss
choose one or more Assgnsss @ estate viii be hed ~
BANKRPTCY 20 be holden No. 20 ass safest le1ton ~ q
before WIITPELD s. JOHNSON Registry e s % e q 9sEs
1869 All O'clock m.-DAtsd Jan. %, 1923. W
a. - i'' " " w BrDD DEACON IT, 4 AarshG a. MesIsnser
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Persons having real estate for sale or to ls'
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting saen p.
psrty, will find IL to their interest to advertise N IN
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds THAI OF az
other newspaper and in addition to th ADVANTAGE I
tribune will be found not only in New-fork ana AZ =
cities and villages, but IN every State and Ieni''p
within the Union. The advertisement should Do mAos
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered oeog olsn
the reader We would especially dwen on ihe iAe' We
the subscribers for the three editions OF HE
Daily Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals
80 rrofsssou or business; consequently adVsrt'
monts IN each disseminate among all eiasse' n'
,,pxv seyotas especial attention to tho reports OF sae
of real estate both In tue city and county mus
greatly 70 the value OF its columns As AN su
Alum The charges for advertising are as iooNs
TRHISE as cents per line for each lnseluon. y. "a
TSiRuNR 81 per nne; sBNEWEEKLr IRlbO So - "a
nsr nne About ten words average line AlIeI v" "a
Inc which usually contains only four of nv" W.
Terms. cash In advance
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WattinrrV.

MARINE BOILER for SALE.
vi Marine Retrrn Tubular BOILER frit class y I
vide long, CHIMNEY, 10 feet high Apply to C. W.
COPELAND. No. ~ Broadway.
WIN. ID. ANDREWS & BRO, No. Ala Water
w Neutrality-suspicious. Holster, Osciatn g Engines Cen
trugal Pumps Smoke Burning BOlers. SEND fOk CIRCULAR
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NEW MUSTC.-5 new Songs from "Perichole"
nv OT.pbaeb: new Duets "Perichoe' By o1ehbaeh
Potro Syr, DsScs Nne from all Operas MY Heart III
Keen for You new Song Ns; Under the Dise' very poPu'
i-i 'ONS' ~'-' s. 7. GORDON.
No. 56 Broadway.
HIST received a lot of scarce THEATRICAL
~ PORTRAITS T. W. LANRENCh' NO o. N"'AIs%
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REAL ESTATE.

SEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan 10 lisa
There has been sold at the Exchange Sales
room, at auction this week Of New.York propert,.
f67,lsI Of Brooklyn property, s7s5; Of westchests}
County lots soI5O and Of Staten Island lot o. oso
total amount Of sales lo2o The attendance has lee.
uniformly large and the competition lively The bun.ss
Of both this week and last been very large
in the Several sales OF valuable property arc A
vertised for next week.
Mr. Thomas r. Agnew recently purchased for cash
800 Of land, situated In Edgened district Mas
Aiken, South Carolina;
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BY A. J. BLEECKER. SON 4 CO.
lots Of 6hst. 100 NV Of haTs each l5i boek ., A, -
fgoA
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By n, to any part Of tbs United States OF receipt Of
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9tutistrr.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the anelsse Of nitrous OXIDE gs aegs y 70 We
approved manner nothing bat EXTRACT TEETH and DO t
wITR0UT PAISso patients tesaJ. See Ae aIAS as tie
Omcs, No. 10 Cooper Institute
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Professional guiias.

BRUSHES of every description, Mt No. 800
FsafiL laIpefs DnIdlT AL articles At he lowest factory
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TRANSFERS OF REAL Estate.

By A. j. BLEECkER, SON q co.
lots Of 59thst 100 NV Of thaTs each l5.I hek =. A,
lot Of l5thIt, 10 Of IlthaV@ asIOo ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

Cine Mtte Capitol 13 Der MQeemeinen
Slatuten teS : taates Mtnnelota, Gtraben
unb 8riden betrefeab, gu amenpireu.
Get esperfIst bur@ bic @efegge<
bun9 beS 9taateS Mtnneipta:
Seft. 1. @sft. So Don Gapitel 10 Der
WQgemeinsn Gtatuten, Straben unb 8riidsu
betreTenb. 1T biermit ansneirt 70 tab ie left
tpte folst:
Seft. SO. Dieielben @epalten unb pTid=
ten, bic tur6 tieies Gapitel BEN Scmn-S ueer-
p'fcren oerlieben perben, iinb ebenfaQs auf bic
Stabtrdtbe Der perlhisbensn Stapte fes @taa=
tee iitertraeen unb int 3ulas bisr3H fol- Is bic
WFidt bes Staetratbes tein, einen qralifcilten
Wdbler BON jepsm Straben.T ifrift lit Der
Stabt III ernennen als Nufieber iter bic @tra
Gen fclhen Gilritts, unc bic Muflsber ber
GtraBen, bic Stabt- Glerfs, bic Grierensridter
unb bic Gpnitatler Der serldiebenen Stapte tes
@taateS fclen bic namIihen @enaltsn baben
i1 Mlsite1 unb ben namliden Gerpaidtuneen
unterpprfen fem, ,pie fe in ben ourd tieles
gapitel ben 5pmn>5 traBen- Mufiebern, 9otun<
@lerts, Ecwn- Griepensrt6tern unb Eown-Gon-
fablern ertbeilt unb auferlest trerten; unb ale
bic @%ortebrunsen bieler @tte io0sn auf bic Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17
aQsss unb @auares fol9en wsrienen 3usuer-
tenner bic ba3a tere9tigt Gnb.
Sett.2. Diet Mfte ioU in &raft. itin unb
GHett 1epr1en bon unb mad tbrer YalVrung.
@enebmiet 5. Mdr3 1869.

@suebmiet 5. Mar3 1869.
GineMfts bic Smpcrtatisn yyu Seras ODER
luolt9em Vtsb unb bic @erbrsituns bes ~
s%enanntsn Ieras ober Spauilden Gteber
unter benz gies in Minneluta Ut pertiu-
bern.
Set q psrfugt nuro bic @eIeeaee
bue bes 5taates Niinneicta:
Sett. l.. Dag s5 ni9t ssEattet tpereen
ipQ fit trsenb Seuano Ieras=, G5srofee~, SIT
bianer< Deer irgerb Elm anberes trantes 0isb In
ben Staat III brinsen ODER BARN sn balten, ou=
ber pie foleens teitimmt:
Seft2 2. Disle Mfte lou teinsu gs,ua ba-
ben auf traenb tpel9es Geras<, Gbercfee- ocer
Snbianer~Vieb, Deer anheres fran!es gist iest
ar 6ant innertalb hieieS Staates, jsbch ioueu
gerIcnen bic frldes BADEN ge3pungsn fem e5
innerbalb Der Grensen ibres gisentbuus ~
balten cber spn anbersm gieb aetrennt unb IT.
gsno tpelfen SGaben Der prrtommen mag eur6
ras Treiberumlaufsn fcldsm Yiebs, uno ber
caeur9 reruriadten 8erbreituna Der Rranfbeit
unter anoerfn1 Gisb, fol BON benz Gianer pter
Gisnsrn seoedt rsrben, .reide allen Strafeu
uno yerarttpcrtlihfeiten unter,pprfen fein fol-
fen, tpie fe in Seftipn pitr bie|er Ntte bsfimmt
fnb.
5eft. 3. Nidts Don benz in oiejer Mfe
entbaltenem ioQ 10 ausaeleet psroen, tab es BE
Transportation sen Gieb ourh bielen Gtaet
auf ben Giienbabnsn btneert; cber e,B es ras
Ont4treiten eara trsenb Gin Ibel bielss
Gtaates BON ip;dem Ieras pber SIolibem 8ieb
bineert ,peldss tsenieiteus einen Winter n1rb=
liG ron Der MorosrenSs beg Staa.es Mi6ouri
uterpintert bat.
@ett.4 =. Cine jebs psrlcn Die bic Be tim
nunsen eieiss Geleses %ibertritt, icu fir jebe
io!9e l1ebertretnns cine Gelpnrafe Elm Gaulenb
Dollars nibt iiteritsieene in BEN SGulfcnb bee
Gcunties, no nas gersebrn besansen tpirc, CAB
len, cher fol- nit Self &c: raft uno siussfsrfert
treroen in bsr County @sfansnis, mad Gut
riatsn hes @sritte, cod foil isl6e Gintcruns
teds Mcnate nibt iterlteioen unt iolhe Ser
ion cber gsricnen iouen alien Gdbaten aabIcn
ben irsens cine Tericu baben mag burb lleber=
tretuns oieer s!ftc.
5ett 2. 0is'e sfte iou GFeft rebmen
unb in araft iein pcn unb mac, tbrer .I,alGrune.
@enetniat, 5. MGr; 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

e.-gs iheint, zap
fat ilberaQ bic Gamposne sesen bic @uape
erDfnet tpirb, fpas Defenders barin leinen
0runb tat, bab spn perldiebenen Gbeilen
hes 9anbe5 gerihte iiter bic fhredltdenTpl<
gen pes Si1es wittcnber 6unpe einlaufen.
IS 1T alerpinss I'M SntereTe Der pfentlihen
Sidertcit nSttie, bab Mabre9eln 9e9en bic
fes fur6tbarellebel 9etrpf len tperben. Sn Gin
etnnatt bat Der Stabtratt Be hlD0en, Dap
jeoer @uroehciser eine Marfe lDien mue, bic
5 DpQ. foitet, unb jeber9unb Der ptne Maul>
ferb 9etrpfen pirp, ipQ spn ben basu aufass
fteQten 6unoefan9ern ein9efanaen uno, penn
niht redtjeitie einselbit, eetSbtet werpen.
Sn ct. 9ouis 5allt man fur etne Marfe (fur
.etnen 6unb) 3 Dpa. uno wdbreno Der tei6en
Satresjett mu6en bic ,6unoe ebenfals Mauls
f0rbe tra9en. @esen oiele Mabreoe1 rurbe
jebph non Setten manher Tbierdr3te Yrpz
teft erbpben unb nadSutpeiien sefuht, oab bas
Iraaen bon MaulfDrben eper 9eeisnet iet bic
6unpswutb terbei3ufabren, ais cas NtAts
tra9ea.
Die Gisenttumer BON 9unpen babsn ppr
MQem barauf gu feben, baB fe, penr fe etnen
9uno balten, oenlelben au6 Set0ri9 ndbren
unb ibn I'M Muee bebalten. IDrbe fnnnen
i'm @auie'ben @unben absenommen tperben
Defenders rosnn bielelben ansebunben iinb, u.
mar fam fe ibnen 70 LANCE anlesen, ais man
ie auf bic @trabe mttnimmt. Die semeine
@itte, 9unoe auf chamber bios bes Spieles
ooer Muttwtaens rcsen ST. besen, ipQte
burd trease Strafen, bic barauf eeiebt
rperpen, melr uno .rnsbr abeeiest pcrben.
@eraoe burG iolGe 9unpffsttereien uno
!9ebereien 1T e8 am lethte1ten, bab bic 6unbs>
trutb tn s~smilsn Saaen erseust ober tpenis~
items lei9tsr %prppasanoirt wirb. Gernanf<
ti9e unb motlmeinenbe Meni0en perpet
aud sesen bic Sbiere, DOR Maem bic @unbe,
bieie treue1 uno anbdnsli9en 8esleiter unb
WdAter oeS Menihsn, ntdt ser1etn, BART
bersta unb 9rauiam perfatren Ionbern tpenn
fe (e einn1al balten, ie 70 bebanbeln, baB fe
ibnen ebenfo gum Nuben tpie @ersnisen pie>
men unb tbnen uno Mnbern fein Nahtbeil II.
56abe baoura erpadien fam, pbne oaB fe
natlrliA bic Don Der Notbmenbtafett aebote>
nen Mabreseln be3aslia berlelbsn BET @ette
feben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

psrlanst tpire, unb allen Werionen, bic Ct bur1
bic gorfebruueen tieies Gapitels bsfust if aus
~3ufrasen Ito eranine).
@ett a. Diele @tte fou GFett nebuuen
unb in araft itin bon uab mad ibrer yaif-
rung. .
@snebmist 8. 1sbr. 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

idietenen @tatte in bis(em Staate antpenbbar
ieiu, aueer tpen,t 60 in ibrem Charter anbers
bebunaen, untertpprfen iebo1 Der in ber fol9en=
ben @eftipn be3iisli9 ineprpcrtrter Stabte ent<
baltenen STE lersaticn.
5ett. 2. @eftipn SO Scn befagtent Capitol
if hermit amenbirt, 70 tab fe lielt ME folst:
@eft. SO. Wenn sier unb stpansis Orunp~
eisentblmer scn ireenb einem Iown. trelaes
mebr als Gin 5unoert seieblide Wabler sablt,
bic 8carb her @puntY-a cmmtlfrners fir fol-
DIES County pstitionirt, fir bic Qociruus, Gtab-
liruna, Geranberuns pber Mufbsbuns irsenb
elmer GFsntliden Giraffe, bic in mebr ais elm
Ipmn hes telasten Counts !auft uunb nidt In,
nerbalb Der @rfnsen elmer inecrpcrirten @tast
it," einerlei pb i0lds gtrabe nit anbern Stra=
FEN eertunoen lit pber serbunten tperren fol-,
lit folder petititira ben Mnfana Sauf unb en-
hung ter ~ lccirenSen, Ill etabltrenbsn, gu scr
dncernten, ausubebenbsn Strabe erflarenb,
%suiammen nit ben Namen Der @igentbiimer reo
lanbes, tpenu befannt, turb nelhes bic Gtrabe
paiiren mag, 70 ioQ Der Mucitcr zines ipltsn
Gcuntys bic pstittpn bent 8oarp Der Commit
TONERS lei Der nddtfoIssnben Sisung s%or!esen.
Sefr. 3. @ae Ntten uno Gbeile BON 9lf=
ten, bic NIT ZEN @crfebruneen bieier Mfte lit
Wiberlpru6 inb, linb hermit mioerrufer.
9eft. A. Diele Mtte fol- GTett nstmen
Inb in araft lein pm unb naG ibrer paijI-
r,ng.
Centennial 9. MGr. 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17
gsnebmist q. Jebr. 1869.

Zine Mfte .efticn neun unb 3tpanaia (29)
Don Capitol elf 40 Der Iasemeinen eta,
tuten, tpelde N0e7crs in sewiNen TaQeu
autburiir tt ben Gin at3uuebmsn, gu ansn<
biren.
Gel es perfast bur9 bic 0efesse>
bungteS staatss Mtnne1pta.
5ett. 1. DAP Ssitiun reun une aman;is
bon Gaeitel elf amenbirt tperbe purd Sin,ufl-
suns res Tulssnben: gerausgeiebt
pab Der M0eGOr hermit cutburiTrt it, alien
Vericnen BEN Glib atsuuebnen BON tenen burd
bic gorfebrunseu bieieS &apitels bsr Gitl9pur
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

GtneAttt ZEN @etalt res Deputy War<
ben hes StaatssefansniTes fsfSule0en.
9eies perfae bic @eiesge-
tes Staates Mtnnetota:
5ett. /. IaB Der Webalt hes Deputy
@areen auf bic @umme bon ein Iauieuo Tcl~
lars teteeteQt tpsrbe unp oerislte 1T biermit al
biefe Summc feiisefsut.
Sett. 2. gu eem 3wcde bic Berednung
bes @sbalts su MAIDEN, ioa 6 argeaummsn
tperten, tab riefe Itts Bonn 1. Januar 1869 in
Operation lei.
@eft. 8. MQf Mttcn uuo Ibeils ron sf-
ten, fte nit bieier M:ts aiht ibercinltirmen,
(ino hermit wiosrufe
@enebmiat 3. " arg 1859.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

GineMfte Ssftirn spSlt Gapitsl neun
unb ~3panaia btr Masemeinen @tatutea,
bieGeranparuns rber Iufbebuns ponGo,pnS
bstreftno, 3a amsneiffn.
GET ee perfua eurh bic @eieBge=
bungees staates Mtnne1ota:
@eft. II. Sic Gi:rift Courts iIno au-
tbcrilirt une bescQmddtist, auf Mpplicaticn &C.
maat burd cirsn pesr msbrsre Der Giaentbimer
iraenb elmer Staet pesr Icpn ceer Mccition gu
terielben, inrsrbalb hieiss Difhicts ; oteielbe gu
amenttreu obir gu seranpe1u, rper trsenc e,nen
Shell bason, Straesn unb DHentli1e @quares
eintesriFen uub bas &,dt su fcltea Sraben,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-02-02
Maine Legislature.
Especial dispatch by International Line.l
E SENATE.

Especial ulspaucn by international Ilne.l
SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Feb. LIN the absence of the
President Hon. NJ. 7. Ludden, of Androscog-
gin, was chosen President pro tenn.
Read and assgned-Bill, an act to incorpor-
ate the Jonesport Steamboat Wharf Company;
bill, an act to incorporate the Mcmahon Falls
Bridge Company; BILL an act to amend an act
to incorporate the Merchants Mutual Marine
Insurance COMPANY; bill, an act to change be
names of certain persons; resolve in favor OF
Peol Tomah.
Passed to be engrossed-Bills, an act to in
corporate The Berwick Rubber Company; an
act authorizing the Land and Lumber Com
pany to construct and maintain boom in the
Kennebec river; an act to prevent the throw
ing of edgings, &C., into the waters of Pleas
ant river; au act to incorporate the Norway
& Paris Railroad Company; an act for the ex-
tension OF the Bangor Boom Company; an act
to incorporate the Great Brook and Reeds
Poud Dam Company; an act to amend the
charter of the Eureka Milling Company; an
act to amend an act entitled an act to incor-
porate the Merchants Mutual Marine Insur-
ance Company; resolve in favor of Peel To
nah.
On motion of Mr.. West an act to incorporate
the city of Ellsworth was taken from the TIA
ble several verbal amendments adopted, and
passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. Smell, Ordered, That the
Committee on Agriculture inquire. into the
proprety of appointing an inspector of COM
mercial fertilizers offered tor sale in the State.
Mr. Gushing presented the petition of Upton
Treat eft. SO ais; of Frankfort. that the State
credit may be granted in aid of the construc-
ton CT railroads.
In the absence of the Speaker, Mr.. Drum
mond, A. b Farwell was chosen Speaker~pro
TEN.
Read and assigned-Bills, an act concerning
the rate of interest; an act in addition to the
several acts relating to mortgages OF personal
property; an act relating TO school blanks,
school returns and the distribution of the
school fund; an act to amend chap. 209 of the
public laws of 1868, relating to the taxation of
shares in the National banks; an act author
ling writs of execution to be issued or renew
ell when the person who recovered Judgment
ais deceased.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to make valid
the doings of the shareholders of the Athena
um Library of Rockland; an act to authorize
the County Commissioners of Oxford County
to pay the expense incurred in the arrest of
Truman f. Young, who robbed the Norway
Savings Bank. sta ssJ "a
Passed to be enacted-Bils, an act providing
for a safe depository for wills; an act addition
al relating to license for conveyance of real
estate under contracts; an act in relation to
conditional sales OF personal property.
Petitions presented and referred-By Mr..
Foster, of j. W. Porter ct. ais, for charter
for a steamboat company; by Mr. Palmer of
Penobscot Log Driving Company for amend
ment of charter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-02-02
q O M M r. ES DIAL.



NEW YoR Feb Money market more active at
q per cent, the transactions per cent. being
rather exceptional the latter part of the day. Sterl
ing txchan quiet at 1893 q 1893. Gold lower;
ments dull and lower on reports from Wa hington
thai the luton declaring 5-20 bonds payable i'm
coin Will n t pass. H nry Clewes q Co furnish The
l124 do 5.2Os 1862 lI25 a 119; do 1864 1891 a 1O95
DO 1866, 1lOl a 1l04; d, new 1859 a 1888; do 1861
1888 a 1oss: do 1865 1883 a 1Osb iO40s, los a Osl
old Tennessees, 67B "a 67s; new North rolinas, Gil
a g.; vrgina's 81 q So; Louisianalevee SIS, 69l
do IS, SO q 81; Alabama SIS, 81 q 90.
The Railroad market opened at about SATURDAYS
closing quotations. The market soon weakened and
continued feversh and unsettled till aft r the regu-
lar Boaru. Y. Central sold low as 1899 on re-
newed but unauthentcated reports that the decision
in the Jencks tase will be against the legality of the
scrip dividend. Hudson and Harlem declined in
bly, Oy the bill introduced in the Ohio Legislature
and the pra frei. hit bill in the Illinois Legsla
ture Elie has been stricken from the board list,
having ai ed to register Its stoc In the afternoon
The market was baoyant and higher, N. Y Central
leading the advance and selling up to 1919. Wabash
was the STRONGEST stock and sold at 65I. Michigan
Southern and North Western were the other feat
ures. The principal holders OF Yves ern stock ex-
press the belief that the hostile demonstration in the
Western Legislatures will fail, but the market closed
unsettled and feverish under some real zatiou Ex-
press shares active and higher. dams was as high
as 69t The officers of all express the intention to
register the stock The Express says the Atlantic &
0IedJ western STOCKHOLDERS nelu a meeting Sat-
urday and adjourned till to-day and again until to-
morrow, without taking any action on the leases
The Company has not yet received any official mott
icatlon OF the rejection OF it's terms by the Column
bus, Chicago & Indiana Central road, and daily adj
ournments will probably take place till this notice
comes to hand. The Atlantic q Great Western and
Erie Companies intend to have line to Chicago,
md already the preliminary arrangements have been
made and all the leases arc to be notified at one
meeting. The new route has not yet been made
public but there is some talk the stre ct about the
fort WAYNE Toledo and Wabash roads The fol-
wing are $50 prices:-Pacifc Mail, 11s3 "a 1881:
Western Union Telegraph, 80 q 3St; New y rk Cen,
ga 1911 q 1911; E,ie, So q 3sA; Hudson, 1s48 a
Michigan Central, 119 q 100; Michigan Southern, 94i
94A; Illinois Central 1873 a 40; Toledo, 1O4a "a
0is; Chicago & Rock I,land 1909 q 1871; hicago &
rhe balance at the SuD-Ireasury to-day AMOUNT
ed to SS3, 1924
The cl arances at the Gold Exchange Bank to. day
amounted to $35, 100000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-02-02
Foreign M arkets .

HAVANA, Jan. 31.-The following are the closing
quota ions of merchandise for the week ending to-
day:rSugar-heavy rains have interrupted the
grinding of cane the plantations operations have
been limited owing to the scarcity OF classes demand
ed tor shipment the market has been active for No.
- d. S. at 81 reals W arrobe; stock in warehouse
here and at Matanzas 100000 boxes and 5000 hhds
Molasses Sugar without decided change. Muscova-
doe Sugar-tair to good refining quiet business
opened heavy early in the week, but improved TO-
ward the close. and here large speculati,e in
quiry; sales at q u reals p arrobe; Molasses
81 urn at o. Heg or On
23c y h. Flour active at Sill 90 a 70 80 % Dbl. ;
market favors buyers. Butter active at &c % lib
Talow heavy at 81 q 1Oc p lib. Bacon buoyant at
7ac p lb. Honey buo, ant; stock scarce; quoted at
reals }y gal. Wax-Yellow buoyan at ST. SO a $3.50
y arrobe; White fat at 10 90. Petroleum buoyant;
y gal. Potatoes active at 81 Is y Dbl Hams steady
at II q Jsc W ID. Lumber unchanged Box Shocks
at III 25o Empty hhds firm at IS ia H HeaTs
quiet; long, shaved at $40 q F3 and short $40 "a As
" M. Cigars inactive. Tobacco irmer. Freights
ear 80; hid. do So 90 g O0 hid, MoiasseS 81 90 "a
co.; + ton to Falmouth and olders COS Exchange
on London Il per cent premium; IN United States,
10 Goid co VS. sight a ) per cent premium; do
short sight, u per cent. premium.
LONDON, Feb. Forenoon-Consols 9s4 for
money
American securiies-United States 52o's quiet
and Steady at 75s Erie shares e5a; Illinois Central
FRANKFORT, Feb Limited States 5-ao,s 7sa "a
79f. : ~ ''''N 'A'e' '-1' : ''a y
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-Forenoon-Cotton opened
active at liz for Mddling uplands and IT'D for Or
leans: sales est mated at 1900 bales. The ship
ments of Cotton to Bombay to J n. goth amounted
to 1000 bales Red Western Wheat 9s Cd a 9s lid,
Corn 44s Cd for old and 33s a 33s Sd for new.
LONDON, eb. 1-Evening -Consols closed at e34
10 money and 939 for account.
American securities quiet and steady; United
States 75s Stocks steady; Erie shares 2Ea Illinois
shares 922.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1-Evening Cotton closed ac-
11ad to arrive; Midi ng Orleans If "a 12d; sales
10000 bales. Breadstufs and Provisions unchanged