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A New Republican Dcal-Mr. Andrews TO
Succeed MIR. Greeu,

1t Is said, on high authority that the Republl-
leaders OF this city have decided to introduce bill
in the next Legislature removing Comptroller Green
and appointing Mr.. Andrews. the well-known commis
sioner OF Taxes, his successor. The selection
made In recent caucus Of the Republican Assembly
men from this county. II has also been decided to
create board-to consist Of the Mayor elect Alderman
Vance, and District Attorney Phelps-who shall have
othersto be named BY the mAgnates OF the Republican
General Committee-to NIL vacancies. The Repub can
their late have prepared t Of candidaes for
lorty OF the new board WILL 1t said carry out their
Tsere was rumor In the New Court House yesterday
that Mr. Green had sent his resignation % Mayor Hall
once. well-informed politicians believe, however.
that the rumoT 10 only premature.
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George Christy's Death and n Crop Of In
terminal bile In wsuits.

In 1858 George N. Harrington, better known as
George Chrisy OF the Chrsty Mnstrels. conveyed to
his wife Hannah the house Ill Twenty third street She
subsequently decided the house 10 her father the late
Benjamin Gomperts. He died in 1880. leaving all his
property including this house, by will to his wife.
Mrs. Gomperts died in 1871 leaving will in which she
bequeathed the property to her six children, but gave
each Of the other children double the share
to Mrs. Harrington. Before the will was admitted TO
her title TO the house in street saying that
when she signed the deed she had knowledge Of what
abe signing and that the paper was signed under
the representation OF her husband that It necessary
TO save him from PRISON. The conveyance claimed
without consideration and really made In trust and
10 the property from Mr. Harrtngtons creditors.
Mrs Harrington has been paralyLed for many years.
and she borne into the court room In chair to
give her testimony. The tal will occupy several days
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Cant. Brncket,,s sasac,ty.

A few days ago Mayor Hall sent for Capt.
Bracket. Of the genial Treasury agents in Col.
Frank T.. Howes department. The Captain was in his
presence less than hour after he had received the
Mayors note.
"Ihsve nominated you," said the Mayor, for Warden
Of the City Prison. You are gentleman OF good ex-
ecutve ability and would do honor to the ONCE"
"Mr. Mayor, am truly thankful 20 you" replied the
sagacious Captain; but a. the warden OF the city
Prison is not allowed to appoint his subordnates,
though held for their acts cannot accept
the position To take from . Warden the power TO
name those who supposed to serve under him IL
subyersive OF all discipline For these reasons must
decline your nstterlng nomination"
The Mavor replied that he respected Capt. Bracketts
reasons ard II r. said that he will remedy this defect In
the management OF the Tombs.
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sent baton: .he either whine, or gives low bark and
the men; He often follows ths roundsmsn. so e 70
ho offenders legs and II refuses TO accompany
al ofcer ne does the same thing when he saw Hofer
weeping he tried 10 soothe him BY rubbing against his
legs, and when Hofer went out the ssgacious animal
followed several blocks 70 see that no harm befe him,
More Men DISCHARGED fren the Navy Yard.
About . week after election orders TO dis
chsrFe 1000 men IN the construction department.
received ct the Brooklyn NAVY Yard. Since then the
equipment steam engineering. ordnance, and engineer
ing departments have discharged large numbers Of
men within few days Of each other and last week the
construction department struck 100 from the rolls
Last Saturday smother order discharged m men in the
yards, docks and civil engineers departments. The
once Of Mr. Norman stratton, the civil engineer was
beseged during the day by the making
applications to be kept at work There no men at
work in the shops Of the joiners, plumbers painters,
block makers, boat builders, stone masons, and ship
carpenters The given for the discharge OF the
that the funds are exhausted and that there Is
no money with which 70 pay them; Yesterday
smother order discharged So isborcr.. stone mason.
and stone cuttes u shipwryhts and large number of
and the department Of yard and docks.
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The Mutual Bauk-The Last Omcial State
ment.

There was no run on the Mutual Bank yester-
day and but few demands presented for payment
About 5000 was deponted BY business men up to
o'clock The last oiciAl quarterly report shows the
following condition OF the bank Sept. ., lS2 Capt.
tai tiOSl5O pronts, Asa amount due bank. tSt5 due
cluded in above, Sl20 total lAbtie SPAS 257 loans
and disoounts. tloolo iess due from directog and
real estate, $4,000 cash items, t9Os7 stocks, prom.
ssoy notes and United states ncatos
5000 bills OF solvent banks and United states demand
ana legaltender notes. tl5 S57i loss and expenses,
tl $50 total resources. t2t5,2j1
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Tho Wonderful Dog Jack OF the Oak Street
Police station.

Frederick Hofer, young German OF Brook
yn having been robbed the Roosevelt street ferry
went 70 the Oak street police station to make the rob-
bery known, and while there wept a tho loss OF his
small earnings Connected with the police station is
an aged dog, fAmiliarly known around the ward as
.old Jack. Jack has been inmate Of tho house
When The men are about TO he turned out at midnight
be avskos and takes Up his position near the sitting
and the form In line, A. soon as they begin 70
measured tread arches alongside the sergeant when
the column halts he walks up 70 the front and hore
The sun., 1872-12-12

Col. George Bliss, Jr., who made himself very
conspicuous by his efforts In behalf OF the Republican
ticket the recent election In this city has Is said
received from President Grant has he shall
be appointed the of District Attorney Da
via, Mr. Davis has tAken his seat the SUI
prcme Court bench Col Bliss Is already beseged
reouest of he Judge
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AM.p Killed bya Policeman.

In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, before
Justice Ingrsham yesterday. oficer John NJ. o'Keefe
put on trial for shooting . while trying to
shoot mad dog He had been repeatedly requested to
dng and when he consented insisted that the
animal should be tied In alley His very precautions
defeated themselves As he nred the dog Jumped ana
dragged the man holding the into the line Of nre
and he was killed The Jury acquitted him, aud Mr.
Justice Ingraham in him advised him here
after use little careand s1ttie Judgment
In main ria
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The N.ve., Of the Envelope Games.

On Tuesday evening Isaac Rosenheim Of 80
Essex street. the door bell Of H. r. Morrsons resi-
dence. 50 West Tventyeght street, and handing the
saying that he would await an answer. While she wA
gone he took lot OF silver leaving lot Of plated
ware In its stead. lie Was committed yesterday BY
Iuati
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Doing Credit 10 Themselves.

The Commissioners OF Education who, yester-
day for the nrst time had full board In session adopt
ed resolutions euogy Of Horace Greeley and ordered
them engrossed and sent TO the family.
The sun., 1872-12-12

News for the Bor..

A great want OF our citizens, pure milk, II Is
claimed BY adv vesement will hereafter be furnished
BY Mr.. J. II. Rushnore OF Old westbury, LII.
The sun., 1872-12-12
THE NATIONAL CONGRESS.
OPPOSITION TO THE SOLDIERS
BOUNTY LAND pILL.
rho Friends Of the Railroad Mesopeiists
Describing the Bill ss n Frsud-AI the
Brisadicr-GsneraisO Opposed to It-A DEM
scrpts Appeal for the Common solder.


Describing the Bill as = Frsud-An the
Briaadier-GsneraisO Opposed to It-A DEM
ecrats Appeal for the Cemmsn Seidier.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE vioe-Presi-
dent laid before the Senate the concurrent reso-
luton in regard 10 the holiday recess, but Mr..
Cole Of California objected to Its consideration,
and II went over
A bill was passed to place colored persons who
snlisted In the army on the.same footing as othor
soldiers as to bounty and pensions.
when Mr.. Summers Supplementary Civil
Rights bill was reached on tho calendar, Mr..
Carpenter Rep. Wis., in the Chair, looking at
Mr.. Bayard Dem, Del asked, Does the Sena-
Mr. Bayard-I will II tho Senate desires It, but
eSf Ghsf the en.
tor to object.
Mr. Sumner-I think there IA no objection.
Mr.; Morrill, d,ep. MeJ objected, and the bill
Mr. Sherman rep. ohio) from the Finance
Committee, reported the House bill for the re.
ducton OF the officers and expense OF Internal
revenue bureau, with amendments, providing
that the Offices Of assessor and assistant as
SCISSOR shall cease to exist at such times In the
districts respectively as the Commissioner Of
July 1, 1873; authorizing the appointment Of
twenty-five additional agents until July ], 1874
In addition to those provided for by existing
law, and amending the present law so as to pro-
vide that all ~ the additional commission Of
one e-half per cent. shall be paid to the collector
receiving the tax on all spirits produced after
the Office Of the assessor shall cease according
to this bill.
The senate then went into executive session,
after which the resolution for the holiday recess
was taken up.
Mr. Window rep, Mimi moved to amend so
a. to have the recess commence on the sd In
stead of the 2Oth. Lost.
Mr.. Window then moved that Congress recon
rene on the ID VI January instead Of the 9Th, as
provided in the House resolution. Lost-yeas
Il, nays %. The House resolution was then
agreed to.
Mr.. Vckers Dem, Md, from the Committee
on Disabilities, reported the House bill remov-
ing the political disabilities OF l.. 2. &. Lamar,
Representative elect from Mississippi, which
was passed unanimously.
AT $50 the Senate adjourned.
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AlusifaI snsirum.nis.


A GREAT OFFER i-HoRACR WATERS, 4si
n broadway, New York, viii dispose OF 100 PIANOs,
aaa6iD GhS6iEVhs aaa 0kHRANs sp nrsclsss % msks
or part cash and balance In small monthly
the same to let. and rent spilled n purchased. New T.
octave nrst:clAss PIANoe, modern improvements for
tz75 cash Now ready CONCERTO PARLOR ORGAN,
Sheet music and music me hshdse.
BARGAINS for oash.-Isosewood pianOforte for
ti0 10 perfect orders also. Weber plano, Tootsve,
4S MONTH rent-Beautifui piano. manufactory
DO price, $3.50 lnstallments taken ti2 monthly.
CABLE, 40 sth av.
~ X N WILL BUY meat and vegetable market,
POO doing cash business, at $40 ist st. Jersey City
ohuse, sickness
0eR Al To Sl25 buys good secondhand piAnos,
''''"'''' HkSkkiLs.s ! Uuion SQUARE.
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WlanttN...1tmaltA

The Department OF Education has voted to
extend the Christmas vacation TO Monday, Jan. 6.
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Sabinss 8unhs.

FENAKE NOTICE,-The Collector OF Taxes Of
ana Vslsp West sw JSwnYsSP & ss
ay between s5th aud s6th sts, Dec 2s TO receive
the taxes OF l6T2. CHAS. SCHAHR, Collector.
The sun., 1872-12-12
Aorsts ano 6arrm9ts.

RAKER's horse and wagon for sale with or with
ID out route. SO Hamilton st.
NOR sALE-A bay and roam horse, sound and kind
and years DID, y and II hands high, free stylish
drivers and good workers must be sold for Of
use ts and t75. 7Bsyard ct.
E0R sALE-one black mare, years old, is hands
high Ncwt., sound and kind. double single. COS
East 10th st., horseshoeing shop.
WAGONS and trucks chespi express and gro
w Gerry wagons, Concord express, and 1 business
wagon l furniture and down town truck at 226
Spring st., corner Clarke.
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FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ho{al mail steamers are appointed to sail folowst
CITY OF MONTREAL, Thursday, Dec. ", p ~
CCiiTTYY ~ ~ r% BkTSSEbS SATURDAY Dec T. I'm
CITY OF PARIS, Saturday Dec s,aP,M
snd each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from Pes
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN....t gold srEERAGR $50 currencv
srsss rssssengsrs also fpswsrded 20 Hayre, Hamburg.
Tickets can be bought here moderate rates BIZ per
sons Wishing TO send Tor their friends. -
For further information apply at the company once
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
is New York
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REMARKS NEW COUNCIL.

The Orga nizetiOn.-NIny or Records Message.
In accordance with the programme printed in
MONDAYS HERALD the old board OF Newarks Com
mon Council met and ADJOURNED sine die Tuesday
night. Immediately afterwards the new Board Or
ganized with the reelection OF d. ". Baker as
President and Nathaniel P. Marsh rs Messenger.
The CHIEF business Of the evening was the reading
OF Mayor Records Message, an extremely lengthy
document, but full Of interesting facts, fg-
urcs and excellent suggestions 1t furnishes an
admirable exhibit or the financial and general con-
dition OF the CITY, MIR. Rlcord opens by trusting
that the Council would unite with him In thanking
God for the health and welfare OF the cOmmunity
The educational interests have Ourished during the
year, though One.half the children entitled to school
Ing have not and cannot now be provided for. Only
$4,000 was spent for the poor-haf as much as last
year.
The value of school property is now 100000. The
number OF children who attended school during the
year was II 86S, nearly three thousand more than
city should be included In the lamp district, and,
year behind the HERALD, urges the neces-
sity OF two new police sub-stations. The
amount s of aebt Be- 81
$3,S48G04. For the liquidation OF this debt there
In the sinking fund and due from assessments for
s2,eSS, SAC, leaving an actual debt Of si.iso, 257,
cleared of IN three years. time The value Of real
estate n one Sy this II
creased less than half million, and is now.
he estimates, 81, $780, the total value OF tax:
raised by taxation 81. ss6 e2o-ss.ooo than
In 1870. Estimating the population AZ 125, 00O the
tax per CaDttd has been Sll So. The county tax
100000 less This exhibit altogether Is very Crafty.
Ing to citizens generally.
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CHARLES CALENDER ON TRIAL

Testimony for the Defencc-An Inside View
Of Bank Operations.
in the United States Commissioners Court the
case Of Charles Calender was yesterday continued
before Commissioner Osborn. As already stated,
the defendant 70 charged with having received
brides IN his capacity OF State Bank Examiner, for
the purpose OF influencing him in regard TO his
ocal report upon the affairs Of the Ocean National
Bank. ..g -o. ,.. ,.l .t ..-.t m
MI. Davis appeared for the government and MIR.
Joseph Bell for the DEFENDANT
TESTIMONY FoR THB DEFENCE.
G. q. Stevenson, President OF the Ocean Bank de-
posed as followss-l was In the bank when Mr.. Cal.
lender made hts examination previous 10 OCTOBER
and 4. 1871; he examined the items Of security
which appear on the books Of the bank, 30 that he
knew OF what those securities consisted be called
for those items in order to make up his statement OF
the Affairs OF tine ocean National Bank, and they
were furnished to him; Mr.. Calender made full
examination OF the a1airs oil the bank, and, as far
~ Know, ne made q correct statement on the
items lufnisned 10 him: the credit OF the panx was
EXTENDED 10 MI. calender to enable him TO take up
no connection wha:ever between the credit and his
National Bank.
TESTIMONY or JOHN s. HARTsHoRN.
John S. Hartshorn deposed---l was cashier OF the
Ocean National Bank. Witness gave testimony In
CorroOoration OF the evidence Of Mr. Stevenson and
added that, according tC the best OF his knowledge
and belief. Mr.. calender made o correct statement
held for two or three days they called cash,
and when they are held for some time longer, Tor =
week or Two, they are merely called securiues.
TING SvE1hat beagipR Of the case was adjourned.
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sugar suIed hams and 10 lsc Tor smoked nam. Lard
was fairly active for Western and 1t
prices The sales were 5o erces spot and TO arrive,
stc Tor fair aud 9c for choice For ute delivery,
25O erces for January a 7l6c 6 February
s4c and LOO for March ut $40 1870 We also sales
kettle.
RICEThe market to-day has trhe more active and
still continues firm. The sales been Is terces Carolina
stSkc. SIC, and 100 bags Rangoon at $40. s7c.
SUGAR-The market quiet for all descriptions, Fair
to good refining quoted on the bass Of &c. We hear
A. &c. We quote ;-Cubs.lnfenor to common re-
fair TO good grocery. $50 9zSc.; prime to choice
grocery, lOc l07c.; centrifugal hhda and boxes
g. lie moassss, hhds. and boxes, Tie &c mslado
ssHc &c do 10 g ~ VIC loc ao % Is, ioAc.
DO, white lls1c: : ls5c. Porto Rco-Common to prime
refining SIC 9c fair to choice grocery s,4c 1oXc
Braxil-Dutch standard, Nos to L. 7sxc 9Ic, Java
Du!ch standard, Nos 10 u sNo loo. Manssupsror
and extra SUPERIOR TIC. $40.
tirely nominal.
T1LLow In moderate request and steady. The sales
80 200 lbs at exc for city and &c. for Texas. :
sWuIsKEY.-Receips $50 bbls. The market waa active
and trine easier. Sales $50 obls at 9s4c $50.
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IaHEsr AND LOWEST PRICE
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR.

The Southern list was irregular and dull. The
virginias were weak on the refusal OF the state to
pay the interest the old bonds and the prospect
Of passage over the Governors veto OF the bin TO
stay funding. The oonsols fell to So. South Caro-
linas were firm on the hope OF interest payments
next month, or as soon as the taxes are
gathered. The following were the closing prices;--
Tennessee, ex coupon, 63>s "a; do, new, 6Sh "a;
Virginia. ex coupon, 90 81; do. registered stock,
old, As 90; do. sxes consolidated bonds. SO 81;
do. SKIES deferred scrip. 20 20; Georgia skies,
70 rs; do. sevens, so Q 81, North Carolina, ex
coupon, % 81; do funding, 1869. % rs; do do,
1895, 10 81; do, new, IA II; do, special tax,
10 IA; Missouri sixes eo o o5k; DO. Hannibal
and St. Joseph 90 a ol Louisiana skies, 90 66; do.
new 80 co. do. levee skies, So eS; do. DO eights,
10 So do. do. eights 1875, II so; do. Pententary
sevens, 90 a 10; Alabama hves, IS 0s; do eights,
90 e5; do. do Montgomery and Euiaula Railroad,
81 %; South Carolina skies, 40 60; do. new.
January and July, 20 2eK; do. do April and Octo.
Der, ~ u -; Arkansas slxes. funded. 90 q o.
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THE BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS BasH.

Thlrtecn Hundred Dollars 10 BE Paid Ont to
the Small Depositors. r.t
The Bowling Green Savings Bank yesterday after
aeon OF three O'Clock commenced paying on in full
all small deposltors who desire draw their money.
Judge Hogan and Mr.. John Hogan were In attend.
ance at the bank, seeing that everything went on
properly. Payments will continue to be made OF
all sums deposited from one cent up to $11 every
afternoon from three to six O'CLOCK until saturday
next The total amount to be paid out Is 81, 800,
and this has been given by the bank officers, the
court preventing Mr.. Knapp the receiver, from III
loving at present any moneys belonging to the
bank 10 be used. It Is announced tnat the pank
will declare a dividend on the LIST OF February.
Several poor men and women and youths drew
their money yesterday. No excitement whatever
was occasi0ned, good order prevailing in every way.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-L6NpoN Jan "a: sOpM-
Console closed at y2s for both money and the account
United States fvetwenty bonds, 1S6Gs 92; 1863 old
pa; 1868, 94i1; ten-fortes, o. " ~
PARIS PoURbE.-PARIs, Jan Evening -Rentcs closed
IT $751; b2c.
:, LJvEnrooL CoTToN MARKET. -LIvERrooIa Jan. "a 80
l0d mddIng Orleans l0 The sales of the day been
10000 bales including 600 bales for export speculation
LIVERPOOL BnEADsTUrFs MARKEr.--LIv ERrooL, Jan.
81 49, MTns wheat supply falls 2oooOo quarters below
l2s 3d. red Western spring No. lis I'd lis. 3D. and red
winter, lis. Sd. Corn. Bis. I'd. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROvISIONs MARKEf-LIvERPOoL, Jan.
3D. r. M.--Pork Cos. for lard Ads. per
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkET--LIvEePooL, jan B.
Common rosn, LIS cwt Turpcnne, t0s Dis cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDoN, Jan. b.-TaIow,
4Ss 3d. ass I'd per Llnseed oil, E33 E83 6s per
Turpentine, 63s per cwt.
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HI9HWAYMEN AT WORK.

Adoph Korlrumph, OF 244 Tenthavenue. charges,
while passing the corner of Twenty fifth street and
Tenth avenue, on Monday night, he was attacked
by gang OF roughs who Knocked him down and
forclbly took his watch from his pocket. On Tues.
day night he recognized young man named John
an Oflcer OF the Twentieth precinct yesterday
morning. Upon the parties appearing before
Justice Cox at Jefferson Market the complainant
failed to identity the prisoner as the party VINO took
his property but as one OF the parties who assaulted
him. complaint OF assault and battery was pre-.
ferred against him. He was locked up In default Of
81, 200 bail to appear for trial.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY. Jan. Sc r. M. n
On Change to-day wheat was nrm and more
active The cotton market was excited and strong,
advancing about &c. per pound.
MONEY STRINGENT.
Tho money market was stringent throughout the
day. The earlier dealings were generally at x per
cent, with the addition sometimes Of legal interest.
In the afternoon there was an increased demand,
which led to numerous transa ctions &C y per cent
for the use OF balances over night The
inquiry was almost over at three O'Clock,
when the rate closed Lilo 4 per cent The Assist
ant Treasurer gives notice TO holders OF the three
per cents that hclders of all such certificates
ing date May Is. 186S OF the denomination OF $4,000.
between the numbers 2,o52 and g. POI inclusive, ana
OF the denomination of $4,000 each between the
numbers o63 and S,l97 inclusive, viii be paid
presentation at hts office, and that after the Goth
day OF February 1872. such certificates will to
bear interest and will be no longer available as
portion Of the reserve OF the banks
Prime paper continues neglected in tho interest
attaching TO the call loan market, but Is quoted
~ per cent discount. N
Foreign exchange was lower. the leading bankers
having reduced their asking rates to 1921 for sixty
day sterling and ITO for sight bills.
GOLD UNsETrLED-109 A I09%.
The gold market opened weak, in consequence Of
the extravagant terms demanded for carrying gold.
forenoon to 1907, but became feverlsh and con-
extremes subsequent reaction to 100 being oc-
casloned by the exceeding heaviness Of the loan
market at the close The course Of the market is
Lahl0.-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1874
Cotton active; middlngs 1896 1870 Net receipts s70
bales gross, Exports TO Great Britain Sl6 Sales
1900. Stock. k0,l6.
Cotton active and excited; middinas I9i4c l9Sc Net
receipts s7o bales Exports to Great Britain, 1S7l 6aes
Cotton active at full prIces mddlings. Ike 1850 low
coastwiss sSs sales ssss Stock ss7% 0A'' Exports
GALVESTON. Jan. 8. 1874
bales Exports 70 rsa, Britain a. Sales, sooo Stock S'
Tobacco very active sses 70 hhds ugs ~ 20 $751; low
Cate-Receipts. 70 making the supply ~ cars-au
increase Of l65 the time last Market
.ges SSs err.
s. lSs indsnas, to iSs s. Is y Il - Isl .
bs at u 70 $s Co. Sheep and lambs hesd
Market active and rm prices 40 better Sales 428 Ohio
sheep e 70 ia cs q s IS sa s New York us to Sl
" 3D. Receipts 600 head. Market active am firm
Stock and not enough to meet the demand Sales
shpmsn: by rsscorn ooo bushels. Flour ou,e, and
firm: Wheat firm sales 1900 bushels No Duluth spring
western 6ssc od bushels DO p at Ssc S oss
changed sales Pork quiet at sis SO FOR heavy mess
Lard quiet at sNc loc Hshwines quoted nomlnaly DO
92c. -'7 "
Flour unchanged sales bbs at 50 so No spring.
SIS for amber winter s for white winter @ rs double
extra extra. Wheat STEADY; No Milwaukee at 81 5o choice
barley held at 81 upake Canada 81 10 for Bay QuIne
Rye nomnaly Soc. for Western. Corn meal-Sl 80 for
6olted $l % tor unooted, per cwt. Milfeed steady;
per ton Highwincs, Slc Railroad eighs-F.our to Bos.
ton, sc. to New YORK; 59c. to Albany 49c.