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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09
kenosha County Circuit Court.
Il sheIitf's sale on Foreclosu1e.

John Waite, against John II. Brewer, Sarah
Brewer, his wife, dolpnus W. Brewer Byron
Sykes, Jeffries sullivan, Reuben l.. Bassett and
Oliver Reynolds, defendants.
In pursuance OF e Judgment of foreclosure and
sale al the regular term of said court on The Oh
dayo of November. A. d. 1870. |, John Lucas, sher-
if of Kenosha County, State of Wisconsin, shall
offer for sale and sell at public auction thehigh
est bidder therefor at the front door OF the Court
House In the city of Kenosha, in said county, al
one O'Clock in he afternoon of f ,iday April 7th
D. 1871, the Following described real estate or
40 mach thereof "a shall be sufficient to satisfy
said judgment and Costs, together with Gusts and
expenses OF such sale TO wit: Commencing in
the center of highway two rods south and IS
w.st of the south east corner of lot iIg in said
place at Bassetl'e Station. and heretofore decided
TO Ellen Nolan by Jane A. Raibie e, september l4ih,
1853 and from thence north 15o east ten (l0) rods
hence south s0o. east twelve and half rods
thence south 26 west ten (10} rods thence nurIh
So 3l' west, along the center of the highway eey-
en- rods to place of beginning. making total af. err
deducriug two rods of tue highwa of forty seven
eightieths of an acre. be the same mo-e or les
situated in the town or Randall, Kenosha county
and State of Wise 'nsin.
Dated at the 5herifs Office Kenosha. Wisconsin,
Feb 18th. 1871. JOHN LUCAS, sheriff
of Kenosha County. Wis. at 6w30
S. Y. BRANDB, PITS Atty.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

our pleasure in being citizen of TIN.
State of Wisconsin And it has given US
y new desire to visit lie various instlu-
tons Of The State. Had we the command
nf our time and couli travel for pleasure,
our first travels would BIZ IN visit the
Charitable and Benevolent and all other
Institutions of the State. But as we
have not commani nf our time we must
await events AMI abide our time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-Congress has
passed law providing for the govern
ment of the District of Columbia. The
District is entitled to Governor and a
representative or delegate in Congress
The President has appointed Henry D
Cooke, Governor, but he declines the
Office.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

The cclored citizens of Bloomington
Ill, have commenced legal proceeding
againgst the Board of Education for ad
mission to the white schools
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09
From the Golden Age.

| Oliver J2lns"n, lately the office editor oi
| the INDEPENDENT, and now In charge Of
he weekly edition of the Tribune Nor
can we rest centtnt with giving Mr.. john
son a formal W. leone INTO our pages.
We owe him something more =
BROOKLYN, Dec. 30. 1870.
Ny DEAR FRIED: In retiring from
the I~dePsnde my CHI fregrtt is thai
he Scl has, unexpectedly to me, involved
your own retirement afsp; or rather thar
you have UNFAIRLY chosen to follow me,
IN my withdrawal from official duties
which, Tor nearly six years, we llavc
shared with cacb other
My dear Oliver, for many more years
than SIX You have been one of my best
rlepdS on earth have reeipr ,ca,e i
this friendship. 1t stands stronger to
'iaY than ut any hour since it W IS first
i"rned Let it last to the end OF our
lives.
Lowe yon the tribute of saying that
peVef LAS any one man been more 10y i
! IN ms service to another han ypu hay,
ben to me as my chief lieutenant in the
l@dependdeAt You nave never prin Ell Il
ms knowing that its publication would
: be the best office editor in the Americar
press, Mans men could succeed me
none can succeed you My place may b,
readily flied but yours must always re
mAin partially empty.
i give you, and ask you to wear, fo
i my sake, my watch, chain, aud seal rh,
inscription on the watch case (the word
! of the GoIden Ruip) was put there n.
ago, and is still good 1t is more goldel
than the gold. You will not wish it re
f moved 1t is y saying which will outliv,
all the perishing theologies of the presen
day. e,t So
! Ny dear friend, both brotherly anC
taihery, 1 love You too we'll t. write al
f | wish or ought; ana SO simply adj
! God bless your gray hairs, and fill you
last days with the spirit of peace.
Ever yours utterly. IS IS
Ao .ls ttTHEoDoRE Triton.
To Oliver johnson. @
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

A colored school has been opened at
Bellevill,, Ii. Is.
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To Oliver johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
SECOND BOARD, | =. VI.
IaE and M
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 25-P. ".
sal,s OF Government BOnd'


The stock market has displayed rather less
activity than during Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
though the tone was buoyaut and the greater part
of the day. The present upward movement has no
doubt been assisted by the covering Of large amount
of short" contracts. Whether the programme contem
plates rs sudden drop in prices whenever these specu
latiye contracts shall be settled and the suecng OF
the too condng operators another scoop remains to
be The attention of the street has been largely
concentrated upon Ohio and Mississippi and Lake Shore
The first named stock business of unusual magn
tude rose per cent to 36 though the advance was lost
later the day. The gossps Of the street account for
the recent rise in this stock by story the effect that
negotiations have been entered into, and which have
been nearly or quite completed by which the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway Company to come into possession
Of the Ohio and Mississippi and thus establish indie
pendent airline Baltimore Ia st. Louis IL Is more
than probable that the story Is pure invention. set
Of stocks The rise in Lake Shore less marked
though the stock was in good demand. Rock Island
strong tins afternoon and advanced nearly per cent.
The Vanderbilt stocks were quite actively dealt in. as
was also Northwestern Preferred. while the remainder
of what may he considered the active stocks quiet
The Hannibal and ST. Joseph shares were strong on
Panama sold at G5 Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western
sold AT lO; C. c. and Ind. Central at 49, Ohio and Mis-
ssppi Preferred at 49, and Ncwersey Central at l0i
Boston, Hartford and Erie declined to} Express stocks
were stronger Adams selling at GGs co., American, 42l
and United states 39t Very late in the afternoon the
market was heavy New York Central selling down to
gi while the scrip sold at 30, and Ohio and Mississippi
at 5i The subioncd table shows the highest and lowest
,,ri,es maid for active stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
naNEgTIC MARKETS.

PHrApE1PHrA Jan. 2s-Cottonfrm feeling Mddng nPsnds
lblc no. Orleans 6l Gl6 Quertrou Barb hm No At $50 rur
drn Sap6ne sa s5 Extra SO Pennsy',Ia h1' "a. I
&c SOa other grades unchanged What nn western h %
81 go Amber II ga 81 So Re-soh dong ST,n nS
2e Yeow doe Mixed Western 1880 Oas nrm ana
Sa,f in improved demand sales $50 bids Cuba at sle lse boxes
Uny,p, M n At qc vons-Adysneng tniency ro'lm
steady Cnde gc Refined Whisky hgher holders ASA SIC of
Mes Iron. .,,,,-- u.i..a =, i,l11,l.
Low NJ idHug Flour arm snd IN gol - sI
swerGpe 25 : 49, t6 ld ~ 10 do fmy ~ -"
40 civ Mills Superdne IS 81 80 do E,ra 90 80 o e
y go 254 $40 Is Superane IS go 80. q" Ss "a
~ 10 Family +TdSs Wheat trmi stock scsrce SuoT %
- Fair 10 Prime Qua 81 so; Prime 70 Choice he ~ 80
fr 10 Good I'll s0aI s0 Common. ga ~ 500 ONO and in.h,
ii "a al Is p,pnyauia 81 54 VI o. Corn umi
vh,, Oats iniet oSdsrr Me r"'A
"n' r !, q y rs Baeon aoyei RIB SIDES, We
NOR , %SI- Ioic Hams l60lSc. LAM quiet lJd
lJlr. Whisky strong stYdsoe -, IN, .,,. IT,, A.
fct.vuz Ian xTohscro aciiye sales, z bids Ifssn 10
Good Ius al asa Low to Medium Leaf ga la often hLm
,t boe cannot rs.e Mdhng held at l' Flour hnni htts
Psm IS So Grain upwsr tendency stock light Provisions
in Mss pork Az BAeon-Shouers DE; Clear RIB life ,e~
Sid. se BAH Shoulder. ule Clear Rib, lOe Clear Sides use
Lard RiQ4e Whsky quiet ~ ssc M. 49,. -. hl,.
firm Wheat steady, sales No at VI ~ cash. !ngt, ~
Ii, al Corr steady No At SIT I5c, CASH 3tGSlie,
rr Pebrr seller Nav. Oats steady ami 10 tar demand No.
gtsgc cash qaci and bm, No at Nc Barley hrm
and demand se eash Pr0os n and sehs sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
financial.
PROCLAMATION.

STATE ILLINOIS EXECUTIVE OFFICE sPRSGF sLp jan ~
By IN accordance with the VI an act ~
Laur. the State Of Illinois entitled Az Act u relation % The
payment the principal ami interest Of the Stae debt approved Fe5
ruaIy a. John NJ Palmer Governor Of the sate Of Illinois DO
hereby notify al whom may concern hAs on TIE '1 "a,
the Treasurer Of the STATE Of h19s ". p" le eo5 81 zoe oS az m
virtue and in pursuance further notify all whom
that the interest upon each Di all sad bonds WI ss
from the time Of payment spehel IN ms houcr 20 WI ron ~. -
18th February 1871 Bonds issued IN purslne Of an act 20
Pbraay p lss denomns New improvement stool dAid
Jolly 1Si aud payable at the pleasure Of the Stie '"r 1870
New Internal improvement standing Mans Alderman
o5o 81 B ssg e ssS Rev. JoS Bsie%.n Sf. S.
Bacon 5000 Henry Beaumont $3.50 IS John Bell S.S El'ss
= 6 sSu'sie Co. ss5cS Martin r. Boe $50
sS Scod in s ,g T BS, @ Py S si0 Ge Bah
y sac 6o La 'ueceons e Nc NJ a. Ba,i1 NC I s
jane Sour-e CLARK 5000; sarah II Clark sico Caroline Sl
Copnoy ss55 20 Controller Of the Of Seviork o
Bank Of syeeek. $1,000 Latham Cornell $685. ke1sm s1ss
De.po 81 74s % william Dockr 5000; Alicia Ewer (survVo
s s Fo sSea ~ fss5 cba flson Ffs S Hay
R, .1 a sS sasa E.s s. Sasa.,s. G
Ggmey G. itye 90! Ms,Sis W:9T 100" D,.sl h
L. Heye $1,000; James Hoorl sSGn 81 henE Sfas iotti
x So Is; F. : HorSri Tbons. o and D cocp
Arthur Iioliorl 1884 10 Rev Jane, Hoby S!.i Hep 70
Hume $500 ns' 5osn D fTS@let s28ao in.sSer Co. SO
S sSa n JHs es%. Tx ~ R Re1 f SeGe ain on s
Lame Thcs Lane and C. LaSi' 5000 John D Lori go.
Mrs. EapeI9:y3e MeK E. Ma h., r,1n S h S5 Re-, c
Meryae 81 $50 Decatur h. Miller tlONi Decatur H. Miller tfg
ORnr III 900. Jean Mare Edmond Piesre 81
Az IS Edward A. Phelps $500; Charles Pelp. 5000 C.foAa.
C. Phelps trustee $1,000. W. A. Platenius. tS8 80 Love J.
Read 0OO; Elisha Rigs : ,5l ~ > T.
Robinson William james Roe, 5000 Daniel Rogers
Henry A. Roland. 5000 Sir Henry Roper knight -oSi
Robsebil sons : $50. John Charles Scheher &OtWiH J.
schu1e Co. in s2Ooo Edward sloeoc ssoi Dege
smith 3 O0; John Sneien Caroline NJ S;ann,rd so
Benjamin Oele Taylor Sa The Adminis;rsuoa Office Of Hop
Co Ketych Vo6nirrg widow " BosH S5040o; The Penn
yAnia Co for Insurance $1,000 The Governor Of M
nos 81 Tisrks S5Oo Caharne Ann Tone "a,
MARI r. Tnns Institution for Savings o Merchant
Clerks tlO2 John Warren Son 1888 81 Mrs Anna Nshn
atkins $500 John Nederhuru -0Hoi
William whtewrght s8s William Louis Winsns $685. william
+. Wheebie. 5l.O0O.
one coupon bond old stock dated January
1888 number l022 bond dated May 1870 No g. $lO EACH
PAYABLE after 1910.
DO az honds refunded stock raybe ser no dated Jal 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
AIfpnpEAg MARKETS

Toxnoy Ian "a m-Ameean securities quiet Stocks quiet
IyEkrooi 2i3 mCoton is hrmeri Miiing Uplands
-r NIug Orleans 8d8ld; sales Of Cotton loading ship
named g. for hng Mobiles Badstnhs are quiet kece prs
~ Wheat Al hi. past three 250 quarters 400
American Oss per bush. Peas dmer ~ per quarter for
Canadian
I0ynoS Jan 2i-Mnseed OIL easier at 329 per tnn.
LoNnos 25 mConsos closed st for money and The
accouut Az quiet and steady 1907, yt 1909 wv
sG- a8 il, Fores 88 Railway stocks quiet; Erie l8; Iii
p,is Central 40: Atlantic and Great Western 274
Ivxnpooi Jan 25 .. mCoton closed 3D. for Mding
Uans 8Q3,d for Mdng Orleans sales 1900 bales 1000 bales
M sel,ton and export Rosn 9d7 Spirits Petroleum
huoant At IA Tu1eune % GSl6. Linseed OIL Az Lnseed
Cakes, 80 0flO l0'. ,.c.,s,
IoSpoS Jan. 2i5 mRehned Petroleum easier al iodof
Sperm Oi n a t8l
ANrwRRP Jan 2l-Petroleum- holders asking " francs
MAxcnEstER Jan. ZAP mThe market for goods and yarns Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

Mr. NJ A. Plat, for many years the energetic "ast'
representative OF the wellknown German banking iirm
l.. Won Hoffman, departed for Europe this afternoon
in the Cuba, TO Ice absent for several months.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania 6 third issue, sold at lo6; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad q Reading Railroad, 40 3-l6 and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. 62l. Gold closed at hog.
The coupons Of the first mortgage bonds OF the New
Jersey Midland Railway Co.. due on the LIST OF February
will be paid after that date at the Banking House
OF George Opdyke & Co., No. % Nassaust.
dispatch dated Cleveland Ohio, Jan. %, says: Az
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Cleveland Columbus
Cincinnati and indianapolis Railway Company here, to-
day a taken unanimously In favor Of aiding IN
the construction of and leasing "A railway between
Springfield Ohio and Cincinnati; also IN favor OF con
tract running and business arrangements with the
Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad Com
pany. A vote of the stockholders OF the en-
cinuat Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad Company,
taken a meeting held in Sandusky to-day, was also
unanimously in favor contract FOR running and buSi-
ness arrangements with the Cleveland, Columbus, Cin-
cinnat and indianapolis Railway Company and IN favor
Of leasing that part of the Cincinnati Sandusky and
Cleveland Railroad between Springfield and Day ton, d.,
the Cincinnati and Springfield Railroad The acton
OF these two Companies nsures the construction or the
short line from Dayton to Cincinnati, thereby securing
an independent entrance into Cincinnati Tor Doth Com
panies rs well as harmony OF action between them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were:

There has been essentially new feature Ia remark
in money, the supply being ample 10 meet the demand
at 8 and per cent the ruling rates Just preyi-
Gus to close of bank hours rather briskcr demand
reported and some weak houses paid the full legal
rate for their accommodations though the general
dition the market not percepbly affected There
was nothing unusual gular in the returns Of the
Clearing House this morning. National Bank currency
is still rapidly accumuating and passes at discount Of
td per cent Commercial paper is IN good inquiry, and
prime names more on the basis of the following rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Pork Parked a, ne Vest % 2ls' INST.
1901. 1S69-SO. IS6S-S9. Las


bulk has offered sparnziy sni he
above the buye for prompt delivery l asked bat TO sell
ok have o make We quote 4ic the nominal bny.
ng pce ON Greek saes have been male at - egver
The pper - To- all
Lower Refined oil has been dui there little dpo
part holders sell present quotations, Tor spot e
S bbA, for prompt delivery at use
Nap Domna d9 The export eearsnees hence include SO
car Refined Cain For Philadelphia delivery there IS ia inquiry
AT easier figures sales Of 600 bbk, for January, at 2c
RICE moderately active being TIME ger than
as t. Rangoon quiet but 6rm at 7c currency and &C. go IN bond
SirG tRSoRaxs snail lots selling for refining
boLe drm and offer their stock rather png
we oot. fair Refining and No IL Box Stanar zoe
G a. 400 . AZ "a a93c for Cuba Orleans Udll;c.
r Dem.r: hhs British Clarified at 10. 1lte aud ~ boxes
ayans AZ bloc Refined iemsnd but quotsh
bgbrr we quote Hars ldi4ie Sof White lzI G3c sales at
anction Of Il3 bids New Orleans ~ lOic.. cash -,
is se,dy and in r denand ISLES $50 bags at IL
allie mainly At the inside pice. Timothy dull at 500 80 ~
sTEARN dull and nominal l2 hhd and l2c Tor
TALLOW is good demand and prices steady sales SN ID 81
WHISKY was held higher the opening, hut closed at yes
rlay quotations sales bb 95G9J.c, mainly at the Inside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

The only Monday JO Weehswsen ye-
eniy which a, ed 10 reach Monday. There paru-
lar change prices the dead meat market being hrmer good De
of cattle expected at "eehA"Aen TO-
mo -. D.. .;.L.t
sHKEpArvals 9si6 cars CommnnPsw sn az tortyelghh
. b or due AZ the former place Market moderately active at
strong prices At Fortyegth St. Hume Elliott sold l canals
hen liam AZ 7c 10 l price lO2 Of 0iD, I!c; ~ OF
w H. re lJl Of l9, j. Kirby sold iS9 State sheep oD
a Cmmupip,w PIock sold sheep 7lib at Sc and
1893 Of 3li h. 6lc. ,..p.h 49, , ,os
the closing rates yesterday we're cars
al 8c 3 The market very hrn CITY dressed selns AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


T,y pss5 nkgs Ashes pkg 433 bales Cotton tcs
Cotton seed 1910 bbls Flour 81 $50 BUSH Wheat IA 900 bush Corn
as b,h Oats bush Malt l0l2 bush Grass Seed 2S5 hush
~ s h, Corn Meal Corn Meal 39 pkgs Buck wheat
Foar loo bis, Oatmeal 5 btls Pork "A Pss Beef llSI phg
rn Meats 254 pkg Grease l7i5 pkg Land 2O pkgs Butter
@ LIS Cheese as bh Eggs AZ pgs Tow SO hbs Lard OIL 80
psgs Dried Fruit Dressed Hogs 10 bills Copper 6Zz bb WHISKY
3 Wool bales Hemp 1888 bales Hops 03 sides Leather Ds
Hides 10 bids Tobacco 257 pkgs Tobacco To- Pegs he IL pAgA
starch. Peanuts 50 pigs Tea lD bags sumAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

Tho state bond market been firm and in some cases
HIGHER ouotatlons we're recorded The dealings were
moderate but well distributed, Tennessees ola selling at
ca; new Gil; Georgia 49, gold bonds !" Aiapa'na W,
Missouri Ga 90 and South Carolina new, January ana
hi toldsqY Prices at the close were steady The fol-
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

DIS MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT
LAHD-GRAST MORTGAGE BONDs.-Tbe undersigned
offer for sale the above-named bonds at 60 The road
is finished and the lands that mortgaged to Sc
CLARK DODGE & Co.,
No. IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
nrrr.1n HIVE srncK MARKEr-I.r 3.

CsteTe 6rm yesterdays quotations and nsf
number lj against y ne sane
day Of TO-DAY 20 bead kentack steer strs
1871 81 so a do lJ75 70, - IS Y Missouri ~ b
50 40 234 n Sc IS; Iasns 2 n, 81 ia 10 hchs 70
NJ s. so; a. Illinois a57 ~ sc S; 81 do 2p h. - ~ e.
lgl N Sc GA do l0f7 n. IS 3D. and 81 d., l3f 10 g
market dragging and hnye and sellers as IN
their views change price, slles to-day y head 'sh~s "
,eirg O N So; 2i3 Michigan ~ ~ and 70 Do 30 10, 20
40 IAN - So Hogs and shade higher sae. ~ bead aver
aging u 81 81 llo do ls3 d. - w. ana ia no. I'D 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

'E\TS.
United state. for 1870, 1850, and
l55U.
Population bv States. With per
cent Of iucreaSefrom 1870 a. 1870.
Population OF the Territories Of
th- United states.
Population Of the L s hy cOun-
ties Tor 1870. 1861. and 1850.
States Of tie UuiOn-Wheu ed-
mitted.
territories Of the L. S.--when
organized. -
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Bonds issued TO Pacihc Railroads.
Debt b,adIg Coin Interest.
Debt bearing Interest IN laWlll
D.. money.
Debt hearing no Interest.
Debt on which ln.ertS. has cessei
since maturity.
j. Rcraritllation.
Reduction of Debt under present
Il Administration.
Public Debt. Dec. J l870
p POLITICAL STATISTICS.
4 fOT;y-Secoud Congresses far as
chose n-SeustOrs and Represents
tvrs politically Classified.
b. House Of Representatives Of tht
United States (NList Congress-
I. Politically Classified.
Minister 81 the United States Z,
D. Foreign Countries.
Senate Of the Omitted States (XLls
E. Congress- Politically Classified.
Standing Committees Of the Senate
s and House Of Representatives..
States a. the lniOu-Area, POpu
D. lalat.On. Capitals Number Of Presr
Dental Electors. Governors, &c.
Do United States GOyernmeBt-Pres
idcui. Cabinet. aud SUI RENE Court
,t ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1910
Alabama.
r Arizona Territory.
a Arkansas.
Colorado TerrijOrr.
p Connecticut
.- Dakotah Terr.iOry.
Is Delaware.
Florida.
o Georgia.
Idaho Territory.
Q Illinois.
IndialA.
{ Iowa
Kansas.
= Kentucky.
. Louisiana.
Maine.
Maryland.
> Massachusetts,.
: Michigan.
Minnesota.
c, Missouri.
ri Nebraska.
+ Nevada
Eew-Hampshife.
2 kew-Jersey.
New. YOrk-by Counties
New-York-for Congress.
York-for Gov. b. Towns.
New-YOrk-Sup. Court Judge.
, W-YOrk-LeglslatQTe.
North Carolina.
r Ohio.
I OEtkNu.
r Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island.
South Carolina.
III Tennessee.
b TeIas-i869.
Il Utah Territory.
Vermont
}. Virginia.
Washington Territory.
West Virginia.
81 Wisconsin,.
Wyoming Territory.
] Popular Vote for President in
1860, 1904, and 1865.
osi paid, for 81. Address all orders,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THk TRIBUNE.

' WEDNESDAY Jan. rs 1911.
AsEs-Pos IN moder,.. demand steady 80 Is
U&7 IS Pearls dull nd nominal at 90 5O0S SO %
COTTOShe market opened hrm with good demand
eoi quiet and little slack larger receipts tne pofs
offerings fair and the quite genera SAFES
bales of which 7 evening 65 Arve) including
399 70 exporters 1880 spinner 6l for spectators ana SD ~
transit futures opened &c. higher y active bat closed slow WIN
the advance LOST sales last evening 900 bales for January AZ 10
for February l5ta5 100 for March at e 800 for April
l5 and 100 for Mag Ie To-day 800 for January at - 10 %
Isle 200 for February at al5c 800 for March at Bta5ic
for April Isle, and 400 for May at l5c We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Cotton MARKErs

Bosroy Jan. 25-Coion quiet bat hrn Mdnng., Bic
As bales; sales DO bales; stock, 5000 bales"
NOBLE 25-COton quiet but firm Mdtlns 4.Hlfc net
cepts bales; eIpo-eosstwse, 100 bales sales 100 bales
stock. 81 .S24 bales
49, bales eIpos-ooastsS, 8 bales sales 30 ba stock Z,5
bales
BALTIMORE 2-Coton in good demand prices sivanod Nd
dugs Isle receipts $50 bales 80 bales eIlors-oas
wise l35 bales; sales AS bales; stock, II $50 bales
CBARLEsTOs JAM 2-COton am hdings liic net reefP pc
lO bales Britain 30 bales ~
sales ba stock, - SIC bales.
wORLRASs jan 25CottOn frn h3tings lci net receP''
bse; Great Britain, Its haes
10 Bremen bales Barcelona 800 bales; colstse L b's
sales, :, 40 bales stock, IS OiJ bales . 49,
GALVESTON Jan. COoD active and In fair iemnd food Oni
nary receipts l4s5 bales exports % " ointment I'D
bales coastsse bales sales $50 bales stock h,b baf-
SAyASsAa Jan. 2Coton very firm and higher M1-ngs ci
net receipts bales Great Britain 6L9 bales 70 ne
Continent 93! b coasiwe i3 bales sales so bars sioc
B,50l bales 49,,
SoEYog Jan 2a-Couon fm asking higher rates Low Ndln
lA4l4c recepts 2l5l bss eIpOItseoassS It1 laes
bslesi stock, 9,3il baes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

Government bonds were steady at the first session but
the small offerings the Treasury stimulated more hr
ness in the afternoon, and prices adVahceu inc
closing strong on the basis OF 1904 io' o''
g. Hatch ronort as follows at y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Foreign Exchange, IA usual on Wednesday, has been
dull but rates were firm at the following quOtations:

The proposals Of the Treasury TO buy million bonds
drew out offerings eggregating only s2l950O at rates
ranging from 1913 1875 The award was made ut
l07 80 To lO7 so. The details a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26

S20OOO.-AI@ANY AND SUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD
COMPANY Stock for SALE by the undersigned in
sums to suit purchasers. The above stock bears
interest at per cent payable July and January, in
the City of New-iork, by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company who have perpetual lease of the
road and guarantee the interest. We have no hest
aion IL advising our friends " invest in this stock.