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go a CIR e s..

This property is situated on the Baltimore
and Hanover Pike, - miles from Balti.
more. and miles south Of Hampstead. 1t
is improved with two Dwellings, -
one is u large two story
i O G II q L Sc. EsssI
with Backbuildihg, partly weather &s.As1
boarded, COED cellar, well of excellent
water near the door, Frame Barn 25x40.
newly built; Granary, Corn House, Smoke
House, Dairy, Chicken and Hog House,
also an Orchard of Choice Fruit, such as
Apples, Pears, Cherries, &c. Also
TENANT HOUSE
on the east side Of the farm. with q never
failing spring Of water near the door. There
are about 10 Acres of excellent Meadow on
the Pike with water on a large portion Of It..
The farm is in high state OF cultivation
having been recently lined, and the fences
good. This is one OF the most desirable
properties ever offered in this market, and
would make an excellent business stand.
Those wishing to see the place and learn
terms, will call on the undersigned. resid.
ing near Shambcrger's Station, Western
Md, Railroad.
GEORGE HOUCK of VIM,
or 10 the Editor of this paper.
ian eff
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sI,uwIs.

WATER Proof Boots, and Ladies' and
w Gentlemens' Skating Boots and
Shoes, at reduced prices
deeal w. H. GEATTY,
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IfAHRNEY'S Blood Cleanser and Panacea,
Il Tor sale by Joha W, Wilmer,
jan ~ Druggist, West End.
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PRIVATE SALE
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM.

THHIlE undersigned, wishing to dispose of
y some of his prop arty, offers at Private
Sale valuable little Farm containing
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Bonnets ana HATS.

R0NNErS and Hats made to order in
Ap the very latest styles aud at the shortest
possible notice.
Mrs. A. Z. ARMSTRONG,
oct 81 few doors West of Depot.
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Boarding.

DERSoNS in the country desiring to send
i their Children to School in Westminster,
can be accommodated with board in a private
anily by applying at this Office. sept24-tf
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PUBLIC SALE:

HAVING divided the Farm purchased
II from Mr.. Michael Baughmau, near
the city of Westminster, into Lots of differ
ent size. some of which are splendid Build.
ing Sites and other very desirable Pasture
Lots, will sell at Public Sale, on
Tuesday, he lsi day NJ February, 1870,
OK THE putNugrs
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NTARGARbT FULLERs WORKS.
NAV EDITOR. IL SIX VOLUMES, WITH PORTRAIT.
PRICE SO, bound IN CLOTH.
SENT FREE OK KECHPT or PRICE
THE TRIBUNE.
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Bankers officials are circulating a petition for sigma
the Secretary Of the Treasury praying
him 10 present bill Congress authorize the ISSUE OF
bonds bearing 3e5 per cent interest the bonds to DO
issued in denomination OF sio00 and its mutples, IN
exchange for an equal amount OF United States notes
and TO be redeemable demand at the Sub Treasury
with accrued Interests and also to be available as por
ton OF lawful money OF the National Banks
II is the privilege OF bank officials as well as Others 10
petition for Congress to consider whether the request
Of the petitioners should be granted We doubt II Con
gress will be willing to pay the banks interest on their
surplus and IL such Will be the effect OF the petition
granted danger 1t seems to u.s. OF any FAVOR
able action Of Congress this matter What the people
want is an easy money MARKET with the rates OF interest
low possible.
when Gen. Grant delivered his inaugural address god
was at 1872 When delivered his first message to Con-
gress it was l2IL reduction Of about one per cent
month. This looks ike coming down TO first princ-
ples that currency convertible into coin at the VIII
OF the holder.
There seems TO be general disposition TO middle the
law relating to incomes. The Journal Of Commerce OF
the 18th inst reply to correspondent who makes In
qurles about the five per cent banks railroads, lnsur
ance companies &C. are authorized to withhold says:
Tho January interest, where coupons are .payaoie
February !, Is not now subject 10 tax.
Now the law says, That the taxes on incomes heTeIn
imposed shall levied the first day OF March, and be
each year. until and including the year eighteen hundred
and seventy and longer" Dividends payable On the
Of February subject to the hve per cent TAX
to there be dOnDt ABOUT thIr especially
as the money in 1862 and taxes paid on
incomes for the year after they are earned
TABLE Of the Acreage Amount Of Loans, SDects. CTcud-
tiOi Deposits, ana Legal Tenders IN The Banks o. me
Gig Of NeV- York for the reek ending Saturday. Jan.
10, 1870
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theologians 10 serve on these committees The spoEs
man OF the United States was the very Kew III
Corcoran Of Charleston, &. c. Among the other
articles in the February number OF tho maya
zine is well written and temperate repS
70 The Letter OF Mr. f. 8. Ffoukes;" survey
NJ The History Of the Irish Land Tenure " second
article on Church Music" subject which, we are glad
10 saw attracts wholesome criticism Just now In many
denominations and continuation of the papers on The
Future Of Professionalism and Caholicity and The I'm
mutability Of Species" In the review OF New Publca
tons we find further remarks on Mt ffonkes, ana
a warning that the essay by Janus on The Pol and
the Council is heretca and therefore to be rejected
by every good Cathoc-a discovery which certainly in
dcates no remarkable acuteness We should not omit TO
saw that a new serial story Untyng Gordan Knots"
which begun in this number promises TO be something
better than the fiction generally ind IN The Cathode
World.
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brands. IS 61s6 50 for Family do s3ssase Is for Amh., yk
ter Wheat State ard Western IS 0e5 Is ~ Win. wh,,
90 % b0eb IS for Family DO. % 730 81 80 80
Extra Single; Sc D0as7 20 DO Doable and Fas9
for DO Triple Included the R.t. a
the close IS Is for export California AMI Oregon go
and tame S7A So Soabsrn FOurs In Moderate demand
stronger 100 bbA rs f0S5 IS for Ordinary n god E
Baltimore aud Country; s. S6s6 0S for Georga s ~
gihiA 80 90080 for Family DO Is 5Od % IS Tor EIi Hj
and Delaware add &c S0OtiO for Family d. Fle,, .
active sales 80 bbs 80 20dS IS as the latter 10
for export Corn Meal Is and 10 f demsEd bt
~ 30 for yellow Western - 70 for Jersey and 80 B
vine. Bucswhsat Flour fair demand 81 goa 100 !.
State. and $50 50 20 fer PennsylyaniA
FREtGHIS hmsr To Liverpool By sail 900 VIA,
Saturday eyenng at std 800 bill. Flour a. s..s.
Al bales Cotton u! 200 bush Wheat hg a,
to-day Cd asked; IS bids Taliow BeeS ~ IL
100 bales Hops So 3d. 70 London By sail ~ bs osf a n
glasgow by sail $500 bbs Flour at 10 and 1850 buh Wheat 9
GRAINThee has been less doing Wheat toa tkogsh tr -
higher; the advanced rates asked together sh npfstsm,
feghts checked b1sRess the Oaenbgs quite hgh md .
cose sale. 200 bash 10 bd Tor No
spnbg 81 O5 for No. Chicago Spring asos 81 u Amber Vs..
8 for Inferior Red Western and 81 % or While Ms,s
Barley qse aailpnees uncertain Oats On ~
trade chay n 90 bush SIC OLs "A
Western and 59c af0At; STATE 6dbllc rsd s
aAoa Ierssy and Southern 3Sd6c Pen
sylVania ahoat Rye heavy and limited demand
05H 10 for STATE and Jersey at . ga Al o.
and sales q go bush Damp lnouud NJ.
Western HIed al 8d9oc and GA nominal al = ca
Southern White at 9c 0tli southern yellow fds J,.,
Yellow 96dS8c Peas dull aha lover: sales To- b5s ~
Comparative stock Of Grain SswYork sni DfooJs -Aes,
far flFeeVe
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MONDAY, Jan. lip. NJ.


The market this morning seemed to be IN
uenced by the condition Of the weather. and was heavy
The transactions in gold light, with sales varying
from 1912 TO l2li six and per cent in currency
have been paid by holders OF gold for carrying their
balances At o'clock meeting OF the members or the
Gold Room was held not FOR any business OF interest
10 the public The money market is easy, and money
abundant on call loans, at six per cent on Government
bonds This ia the extreme rate. Most companies and
banks demand seven per cent but will lend at five per
cent on National Bank Currency is coming IN from
the West OF frstclass commercial paper arc made
at from TO IL per cent The Assistant Treasurer
adyerscs that he Will purchase on the l9th Wednesday
OF the 5eOs s2OOOOO ana Thursday will sell 100000
OF gold The Government bdads rather weak In the
morning. prices from to of from Saturday, but closed
strong az p. IN.
OF State bonds North Carolina, aud the New Tennessee
bonds were heavy Old Tennessees were nrm; Louisiana
Leyec g sold at So
The stock market opened heavy and did not rally until
after the first CALL when there was more Du0yant ee
ing and prices improved. Transactions in NewJersey
Central at lO alO2 North Western, 7 473; Rock Island
1854 GlO5} Pacific Mail, 4ltGi2i Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, 92i993ii Lake shore sJ,Gsii; Cumberland ad
vanced TO 80 and gives sign Of speculative vitality, as
IL up per cent since Saturday Express stocks were
firm The following the opening quotations IN tho
Long Room: New.York central and Hudson Consolda
ted a927 NewYork Central and Hudson Certificates
s7a5f; Reading, 0l09i i.ake Shore, s4s 4s4s North
Western 72I173 Northwestern Preferred s6asei Rock
Island 1861 0lO5}; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 3i a73i Nil
waukee and st. Paul Preferred, scas6 Pacific Mall aga
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pOLlTICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.


"Rss sled 70 eac.s,e he Science Of POLITICAL HCoNo'
MY while serving to ana dotG Policy rROTECrONTo
HOME INDUSTRY svsn Of National Cooperation or the Eeya
,on HORACE GREELEY have just been issued ID neat
2uo This Nork comprises The twenyiou papers
on Economy Published weekly 10 TER IKHrNR last Sumner
and Autumn with such additions fugged by
the author revising them for this and most oopoas aud
thorough Index i dedicated to tie Memory Of Henry Clay
and fairy ard caly the assumptions and aTgn
ueuts tie cnau Trade tier latest and most eeoas
aspects.
The claims for this work TIE merit graphing with tie Pre-
Traders ground ard meeting tier IDts as they have
chosen present them ol Nil l"F Jar he las sueeled be
trusts ansbv that lie has eraal tie positions which
they choose @ Their
This large book 7; does not aspire to emtody all that n
known With regard 70 "a subject Though not exclusively
devoted argument for Protection it regards the maintenance
and symmetrical devtopeme1t e Industry by id
s,meu, 70 tbs rd Duties levied Imports tie cornerstone
q that ceta and vrc The Economic ornament
Adler works have Co1tss teen written the ain Of Ills
has simplify crea; tu;ls commend then tV array Of
pertinent aa multiplied, Of iomey -saol' TO 'ie general
CONTENTS:
I.LABOR-PROpUCTION.
L.. COMMUNICATIONS
H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROP.
EKTY
". MoNEY-THB BALANCE OF TRADE.
v..PAPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VI.SLAyERY-HIEED LABOR-FROpCETlCN-Co CPtEA-
yII..MoEoroLY THE LAW oFTRcEs-EFFEcT OF DUTIES
OE COST.
vnI.IGRCULTuRE As AFFECTED Br IRO-BCIIoS-FE"S
or THE FATHERS.
*. .THB STATE-lIS LEGITIMATE SPlEEE-PoWERS AND
UUTIES-FREE TRADE AXIoNs CONSIDERED.
4 PROTECTION FOR AGRICULTURE.
Xl MANUFACTURES AND THEIR NEEDS
xIl.THE LABOgISG CLASs-Ts RIGHTS, INTERESTS,
DUTIES AND NEEDS.
XII TUE INTEREST or COSsUMERs-IRCN
Xty.PROTECTIOS ILLUSTRATEl-SCGAA
yTHE HARMONY OF INTERESTs-THE SUGAR INDUS
TRY OF FRANCE NyGORATlSG OTHER INDUS
TRIES-BEET SUGAR OK IT'S TlUMpHAL MARCH.
GvI AMERICAN sHIP-BUILDING, sEPPIEGyASD FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
XVII. .CREIII-ITB USES AND ABISES-FORRlGN RDtBT-
FDRESS-oUR NATIONAL DBBT.
XVII. WHAT HAS BEBS ELUCIDATISG WHAT SEAL BE-
XIX.TAXATIOE, DIRECT AND INDIRECT
Xxx. C, OPERATION.
XXI. WOOL AND WOOLEES
xxi IhMIGRATIOS
xxiI sPBCHIC-AD vALoREX-MISIHuH
| XIV. CONCLUSIONS
ANALYTICAL APFESIsX.
For ,als at THE TRIBUNE OFFICE Pro, 81 SO. Seat BY
| NAV. postpaid, on RECEIPT Of pnes.
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK
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COFFEkNohbg doing holders Former i-vs and NE getcA
kas a steady
FLOUR AND MRAL-There has lair degree - clvy IN
Flour aa the oS grades were better su
the trade The medium and better
brand. are also armer tLongh 500 bbs 81 o. q
for supHne rs asa IS 50 o Eitra do IS @dtb 90
r FNucY Sa s5U4a Western kttra - "
% good II choice Spfg Wheat khasi tbG@to 20 ei
Minnesota aud lswa k,r rs 23dtb of tu Shipping bAfa,
sSgQs6 aI shppiBg QllQ hepad hsspi ~ 0eyb " Jan
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THE MARKETS.

lCHemiy reported for THE TkisgSsl 49,
MovnAy. Jan l.. 1870
ASHES continue steady With buutss DOING sales
10 bb, 25U 81 20 Tor Pots Pearls arc romua AZ - 80 :"
COTTON Business opened fresh tm n A TOE ooso TIE
is very light and the marAet dat of receipts
ports sale, " 1894 bales ~ Saturday evening" and GU TO
arrived which llq9 export 81 w consumption 10 Ter
speculation, $50 transit for ure delivery 100 bales January
February q do 23,. 100 March 2Si ~ April
on private terms 100 do eslc 200 25c $50 MAJ 2ic lJ
June PIC all of Low ddlas w .o.u"s
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Ntb Qualifications.

TINE HERALD of HEALTH for 1o1O.-Wlth
Il the January number begin, three important papers
BhIabeh Oakss Smiths charming story TO 'ohhnHe hiogn
the year
Archibald Maesr.ps (of the Oxford GJmua'Hp bssAi oh Ihb
LAW OF PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT.
3D. STUDIES IN PHYSIOLOGY, by Prof H. Harley Either Of
IN. above are worth III. years subscription Beside the above THE
HERALD fall Of excellent matter BY best writers We give
fine Steel Ruaving ALEX Won HUMBOLDT fRbB to all Sub
ser,ber, 81; 20 ent'A number Gel
the January number What good FAMILY hasaineh
uoon l. UoIBROOK IS Laightst. New. Yorh
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90. q2 AM Of GRAND.ST.

ASK FOR HITCHCOCKs HALF-DiME
n MUSIC.
The rhesp vst.u of Music Tud States and Canada was
originated 10 tie Pal 81 1865 ty BENJAMIN HTCH'OCk Of me
HewloT great the lai Dime ana Itn CEN 9.
nearly holseoa botn
Titles CANNED and owned under CvpHfLis aud as trace
Dealers purchasers o. Therefore feady
between the dese which ha inangu
cheap the lack Of moral honesty which iSs
ntafo ,uU-avOr profit D. tie ad'eg
alu atuT " The AuthOr "
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H6Y-eht receipts AID uuyorsbs weather Has sA.s
Retail lots Rye straw selling at soGe Tor Sho nd sIes
HEMP-Mslla is moderate demand at 'c goA osr Isps
HoPs remain frrn New State I5a2c Common Good dxe,
Wisconsin. l5G2Oc Eastern, va Zoe ieariugs 6do.
MoLASsESNes Orleans steady with sales Of oo b0 " 7a''s
NAVAL sr0RESCude Tnrpenne nomS'l soir' Ts1s a W
at the close though the day obbng es at Ac ko.a,u
without change; the demand moderate sales rs hh At - -
81 2 for common to good Strained and small lot "'' "ah
Oils Lio'e.d contuu' OF, The Suoe'' o,I nj.
nominal Crude demand ADD steady rnes
s,c,Te and nominal Lard OF da at 81 5a 81 wut al
SPI9s o!esr OILS are quiet at foil pnse: a., To- t ,.,,
but the inquiry for lots on the spot la, sss ' Hol
rev Me-; I e hove or hi. Ns. bare- , a si
5O ob DO seller February and March 49, ADD go b 90 @
Marb at 28 Is Beef 10 better demand ard sr: ale Of 80 ba
IS f1r grades quote At sOG y ior Para hs" ~
sl5as7 Tor Ey DO Tsree Beef qu.si % 1r'a'rg,a ges
snail sales s2TG$2a for Prime Ne aad >. - % ada ss,
- for Western and SJ5sat4 Tor Choice Cut Meats a.. gsl
if .ns ia ss aad ID aiS ordo IN pt; l
small way az salue Bacon Is 10 tar c5ana ai fo ,s,s
We quote At i6iiIe for Western aad ialic for GU Lahss
prices weaker nominal job ot. sales Of % obs aHa
and III dI;s Kettle Rendered Nothing done ior TIE fle
Butter IS 6m and unchanged. We quote: go,
Ss.s ana D'.as1 .gG9ii p , GOOD a. Il sea
state frsin and half tubs. lair 70 goOl.....~...e9
Welsh tubs good to choice
Western. good to choice. 4sdo
Ohio and Western ilir good quaiy. San
cnrs.i ij IS steady The bone oay,s ,s say
beginning tie maArL ~ glof
Factory. choice, g. Recommendation
good factory e.ti
Stats daide good 70 choice az
fr@.b dairy Conn NeS
kug 81 "a ~ Ohio good Nos
vermont dairy, common 10 CHOICE az
Factory GOOD 20 choice az
PETROLEUM-Crule .bak duh AMI helyy % J.. te 70
ani 81 isr JsrH We al
Of importance to-day; desire operate bey"n1 lol oi
RltE-Ouly iohbug trade dong at ~ ale Tor tsro a.
STGARS-A moderate bushes, 10 Rssa form ~ rates a. ~
ofsrrgs ample all calls Fair Good krtuinr fc1a
sales bids log Gle Tor CUBA aud He for E"io oa -
fined DOLL az lslc. for HaIus. an. ,.,.
SFEDS-Thg business Grass Seeds Is extremely dI u sd ~
market Al the moment nominal condition. az about ldH'
Tor Clover and Is ftr Timothy. Rough Fax 81 ng sss
~ asa ~ 80 the latter Calcutta Luseed selrg
- III gold 1900. 90. ..,.,o
STEAIN qge small sales At eai6lc in bids and 6!Gfa
,--
Cty for export and Ulutc Tor IeHa. -
WlSKY-Bu. Little doing boliers icing 6rn AMI rss hgtf
ra.. . inning :
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Incladed IN this weeks Wheat 10000 bushels talrus
The wheat Jan the principal shTp puns hsrs AZ
Canada for the years 1903 and 1870 Was .. fo'as.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House. OF FISK d HATCH
No. : NAsSAu.ST. ". y. january. Isl

No 5 NAssAU-Sr., N. Y, January, 1870.
Our sales of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the
WEsTERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY having been
more rapid than the preparation of the Bonds for
issue. owing to the temporary illness Of Mr.. William
f. Barron one of the Trustees of the Mortgage, the
supply of bonds for delivery was exhausted about
January !, since which time we have been unable to
fill orders except by subscription for subsequent de-
livery.
The bonds for the remainder of the Loan, amount
ing to s7GJ 600 have now come to hand
OF this amount $4,000 have already been sold by
subscrpion leaving but $i9J 600 of the entire Loan
of e. 1876 coo now TO be disposed Of.
The rapidity with which nearly % millions OF the
Loan have been taken during the short period since
it was first introduced on the market affords graft
fying evidence of the favor with which it has been
received and the rank which it has assumed among
frst-class investments.
The balance of the loan will be sold upon the
orders first received at the original price, VIZ 80 and
accrued interest from January J. in currency.
Remittances reaching us after the closing Of the
Loan. or in excess of the amount of Bonds for sale
will be promptly returned or otherwise invested as
the parties may direct.
The full market rates viii be allowed for Govern
ment Securities in exchange as heretofore.
FISK 4 HATCH, Bankers, &c.
DEs MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BoNDs.-The undersigned
offer for sale a limited amount Of the abOve-named
bonds. They are receivable at par by the Company
in payment for any of its lands sold at scheduled
prices The lands are pledged for the redemption Of
the bonds and consist of AGO GOO acres of choice oca
tons situated mostly in the Des MONIES valley
Iowa, and are estimated to realize enough TO nearly
or quito cancel the whole issue of bonds in addition
to the security of the road. Price 30. For further
particulars inquire of
CLARK DODGE * Co. 81 Wall-st.
CHOICE SECURITIES and Second Mortgage s
per cent Bonds of the great Air Line haiiroad OF
Virginia. We offer for sale
First Mortgage South Side Railroad per cent
Bonds at s.. Mortgage less than 5000 per mlie IN
terest coupons payable January and July IN New
York. Whole amount of issue, S'O4OoO. Net income
of the road 10000 per month
Second Mortgage Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
per cent Bonds at 81 Aggregate OF hts ana second
mortgages $4,000 per mile. Interest coupons paya-
nual interest, $50 Net income OF the ROAD SloWo
These roads. with the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, form the Ar Line Railroad from Norfolk, va;
TO Bristol Tenn. distance OF 400 miles, cOnsohdated
under tho management OF Gen. VIM. Malone, and
rnpniug in connection with the Old Dominion Line
of steamers from this city to Norfolk.
LANCASTER, Brown N Co, % Nassau Sc.
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A WINTER ~ FLORIDA.-The thousauds
n -Lo xolh al about FLORIDA bsos there vi" Lna
i boob u Tue pR ,ts,t1 they m,H tourists 'por'nsB
or seeing homes away cold Wl u delightful cline Bl.an
gly Dutltsd TIE Bookstore, have Pno sl19 BY mall
WOVu I HoLBROOB, - LssItIt. Esu Jgs
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, November 12-Our sugar market
has been rather quiet under the influence OF natu
ral causes OF the season, the past tenpests ano
the light stock remaining for disposition. sales
OF the week cover 10. 900 boxes, sustaining Nos II
and 12 at sX to lots per arrobe for select, hard,
dry and bright goods. I, Quotations at the close OF
the week are very firm at, for whites, through
SoHa8k do; browns do. Nos II and u, 81 13.l6a
I5.l6.do; Cucuruchos, Nos to 10, S3Sa4 lille
do. In molasses. centrifugal and MuscoVadc
sugars there have been no transactions OF impor
tance; owing to the light stocks to be found here
or at convenient outports for shipping. and where
to nd full cargo, even for small carriers at one
lading point.
Shipped during the week hence and from Ma
tanzas, 1873 boxes and SIS hhds; OF which Tor the
United States 84o8 boxes and IS hhds; to st.
Thomas, - boxes, and balance to European ports,
boxes aud s55 hhds, against for equal period OF
1859 OF 1o7, ,oo4 boxes and 2236 hhds Total Ship
ments since January 1, 1870, OF this and two pre-
vtous years: 1870, lis 5,5i2 boxes and 150,8 1923
hhds; 1862 1.528 060 bn8es and l18 096 hhds 1858,
1,675, 1872 boxes and l06,306 hhds.
M0LASSES-C Contracts are said to have been
made for tins first delivery OF new crop, which
will not be early. owing to the late storms; but
the terms have not trauspired. @ L
and all classes will be short. and the quality Will
undoubtedly be touched. Plants for transplant
ing are worth 81 TO $S per thousand; filters suit
able for Northern markers fpd ready sale as $S5
to 445, per loo lbs. Jud0l0us buyers have been
busy for the last two or three weeks, and Mr.
George IL J., It Is said, has made some excellent
selections, with most fortunate investments for
his department OF the trade. .i,lss
In other goods market still. :ias a,.-..;.-