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The Grange advance., 1873-12-17

teen million bushels of wheat, besides
other grain. The market shows grow
ing tendency upward and must soon,
we think, reach 81, with good
chance Of reaching a higher figure be-
fore Spring. This represents money
certain to come into the State from it's
chief but by no means sole resource.
We doubt if there is city in the Union
less affected by hard times, or which
enjoys better individual credit, or whose
business men are stronger or more SOL
vent than St. Paul. We are glad to note
that instead of increasing, they are all
shortening the margin OF credit, while
at the same time paying to the fullest
possible extent. No other place has
stood the test Of financial pinch better,
and we know Of none that has weather.
ed it with as few mishaps as this. The
moment grain gets chance to move,
everything will take fresh start.
Europe is certainly short Of supplies,
while we have an abundance. There is,
therefore. no earthly reason for depres-
sion or uneasiness. We shall 60 through
all right-Pioneer.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-17
Farm Items.

Farm Items.
-Potatoes this year are higher than
wheat.
Hogs have the cholera at Boynton,
Illinois.
Winter is the time for preparing
fuel for the year.
Winter is the farmers time for
reading and improvem~
Warm stables for cattle save half
the feed and are a mercy to the animals.
Farmers have no reason to CON-
plain Of the price of butter this season.
-Steaming food for stock is said to
be very beneficial to the health Of cat
tie.
They have a poultry association at
Denver, Colorado, which proposes to
hold an annual exhibition.
Machinery bought on time means
twenty-five per cent. added and twelve
per cent. interest on top Of that.
Never buy a new machine if you
have an old one that can be made to do
service by being thoroughly repaired.
Farmers at Morrison, No., are
packing their own pork, preferring to
take their chances on bacon rather than
sell at present prices.
Every farmer should balance his
books and know just how he stands at
least once year. The natural time for
this work is the close Of the year.
"A practical farmer in New Eng
land selects his seed corn in the fields
from stalks that have more than one
ear, and he finds decided improvement
in his crops.
Animals need water in winter as
much as in summer, and it is down.
right cruelty to force them to face Min
nesota storms, or to scramble over glare
ice to get it.
New York trades in butter to the
amount Of thirty million dollars year,
and in wheat to the amount of twenty
four million. Butter is six million DOL
lars year ahead.
DO not wait until you want to use
machine before you have it repaired.
If you wait you will not have time, and
in your haste will use it without fixing
until you have general smash up, and
then the result will be a new machine
on time.
Take care Of your vegetables this
winter. Thousands Of bushels of pota-
toes were frozen in cellars last winter ;
this year they are worth enough to pay
for extra attention. Put extra banking
around the house and extra covering
over them. It will not hurt them and
it may be needed.
"A. D. Allis, Of Oronoco, in this
State, in conversation with US said
that he would guarantee ground oats to
90 one-fourth farther for feed besides
paying the expense Of grinding, than
will oats without grinding. This is
something worth remembering, and
practicing upon.
The way to keep out Of the hands
Of machinery men, is to take good care
Of all the tools, implements and machin
cry Of the farm, keep them we'll housed
painted and oiled. Whenever there i.
a leisure hour, let it not be wasted i
there is an implement or machine OF
the place that needs repairing. .
An ice house can be constructed
with little expense. The work can al
be done in the winter, and it is doubtful
whether from any other one thing q
equal cost a farmer can secure to him
self and family SO much comfort in the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15


The speculative interest in the railroad and mis-
celaneous list has been no more important in gen.
eral sense Of the word than for many day, and on
the majority Of stocks the eighth ehasers" and
"scalDers' have done less lucrative business than
usual even in these dull days. The majority of
brokers complain at the dearth Of orders buy and
SELL and the market is in such position at present
that something must be done quickly or Othello's
occupation will be gone. With one no
table exception, the market has been as dull
las Mr. Mantilini would say as dem.
Erie however. made the pace very lively from the
very start, and leftjts competitors far behind in
the that they gave up the contest losing heart
at once. This morning meeting Of the Erie direc-
ton was held here at which, after considerable dis
cussion. II was voted to issue ten millions of bonds
convertible into stock at par. This not sur
prising TO the friends Of the Inner Circle" and the
price instead of making downward turn as might
have seemed natural under the circumstances took
aquick ascent, as if projected from catapult until
il sold in the regular way at GIL q
rise Of 81 per cent from the opening sale We have
not learned that the diyidendon the preferred shares
viii be declared ~Tomorrow is the day set down for
the sale of the 60,0OO new shares of Rock Island
stock. but we get further gossip about it. The
general impression. for some reason OF other seems
TO be that the sale will not be made theory finding
expression perhaps in the rise to l11l today New
York Central moved at lO3i910as sGlO2t, ON moderate
trade. Lake Shore was firm, as were also
Wabash. Ohios and C., G. and l. c., on
small dealings. Pittsburgh was strong at
about 50, Pacific Mail doing a little in the
laundry business between 71i and 72. Western
Union was firm at about s.; Union Pacific reacting
from S4l to s5 Notwithstanding The investigations
going on at Washington, and Mr. Randalps resolu-
ton introduced into Congress to-day. found in the
columns of Congressional proceedings in this paper.
Harlem sold at 1l6Q1163 and Michigan Central at
lod Quicksilver fetched 45i045s, the Coal stocks
being quiet. In Expresses, Adams was strong at Si
06, United States selling at 79I079. and American
st e9s. The general market closed up strong The
opening highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks
were as folows
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
We nnnex the closing rates Of FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Wyoming. win close at l p In., at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. 80 and 80 Pine-st.
The money market has at last returned to con-
dition of ease, and borrowers have met their daily
requirements at the ruling rate of seven per cent in
currency. the closing quotations being five and six
The banks are getting on q more solid foundation,
and are in daily receipt of money from the interior
and though the larger proportion is vet in the form
of national currency. legal tenders are coming
forward than before. Discounts are unchanged.
The Government bond market opened nominally
lower but the bidding quotations improved In sub
seQuent dealings, and prices were firm at the close
The volume of business smaller than usual, and
devoid of any particular feature. Fisk Il Hatch re-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

OIL cAKE-Tbs demand gh and the market nominal
gold in bSls + being shipped direct hands.
No 9A6 MEaRs - n15s Sse state s Sos 9 i 81 sS s. , s
on PEPPERMINT fair demand and is quiet at % u in IN
PRoyoSsTbs PCt market d Sa q and S Ses.y AZ only re
sI3 n for d. SIS for Extra Prime for fuPre delivery there
PcsE doing % p BEEF s % ssa 5d So % iifs or Es & q Mess 01
Beef .s BOT @ & Beef a 's s% ss 5 y aT e T1s e3 ca M Ms m
, e' S bat a. s n. 1s gIp{ 1, @ & .sd o Smoked shcu It
. ' @ y % S..s sht prS sd at &c. and $3.50 u Bellies At de ard
ii Light &C. Bacon is ess active and tame or me 9I
n c and o5 boxes Long Clear West half Of
February March Dressed Hog are more plenty and loTs
,3e and easier the hpmen, Light sales Of 10 b5s
i pane @ team i al S s' for Kettle a.nisrdtbe later % for .9e
ei For future delivery hear Of 500 te' se'er JanasSy e. t1
ee and so seller April sle 7se closing ing At Ne
satisfactory condition noticed for some tine past eesod ~ outside o
.oa % S @ YspsSs inactive at 5ssc Crude in bulk
quiet and weak With sellers & Td STGds s a 0 n 4 & S
quoted Loser 90 asa - 3d. and At OIL C - $50
at iS7c for RanGOon and 7i08ic for CarOllns.
prices d Ae ba,, 70, Pair % Good Rss.ing and %
r no NJ y m q, % al 500 b.es PernSmb1eo at s.e Resaed
Sugar, steady; fsris 96i2c; sO White Halle Yeows, 10
SfEDs-cover is in good demand for continent
6SI So sass I:iS % a's$3 80
ned holders srm 81 S. gold cash spot and 81 o.
sFaRIS is orr active and steady, sale, so .cs at aic
TALLOW quiet 8ic. With small sales at that price
although there rather
who spannRy and generally IN small
Of immediate holders general thing
they show disposition TO
light Tor the purpose ot
ef.cng We make change qnotatons the sales embrace
1900 Fleece. G. t5c E0O Secured do zoe u
sCo0 NJ Opsry DO Csc Unwssbed C0mngs
65Gsc 1900 fb Ohio 5000 10 Tubvashed, 67 1900 ID
Pulled 6ld6c 100 bags DO Super S6d6c 20 bags No Hcj 10
bags No. c 5000 Foreign Woo IS ooo reras and 100 bales
bales Black Colorado 2tc lloOO
Trs aic chiefly 2Se 5000 FAu Cahforn
ga d3Oc; IS bales do 25a33. We quote as foloNsi
OoNESTc FLEKcKsNewYork Michigan Indisna and WisconHn
saIony Fleece, e5d6sc Three quarter and t1eoo heno
Common Fleece 60d6le Combing Fleece 70G73c.
VRGsfA-saIony Fleece 7Od M Three
onse and Fulblood Menno. Hablood Fleece oS17e
Quarterblood Fleece 65G6 Common Fleece $685. Conblng
Fleece, 13d5Oc. N,
rno Habood Fleece 65d6ac QuArtebood Fleece oO6
CSC Combing Fleece, 6SG7Oc . -, .,o
KESrucKI TEsSE&EE-Unwasned feece Hd9oc
Unwsshed CombiBg. 6Od6lc -.
BURY, sd6lc. =
PuIIyp WooNev Extra Pulled 3dssc SewYok City
5Sd6c NewYork City Lambs Puld 80 case eten
Super Extra sJd5se Counuy EItrs Pulled sG0ie Country
super Pulled ezd6sc Country Lambs Pulled, S7dcJc
CALFoRsIA-Spnng Clip fn t3647e Spring CLIP medium 80
47e Spring Clip grades and bury d+oc Fall Clip 70 o
Doc Fan Cup. low grades and bury 7sd21G 49,
41d<5c; Medium GG+6c Low, N6J8cI INTERIOR
25d30c; VERY bury fod2Sc. -
PoNRgs WooIs-Cape Of Good Hope 3sdt7e Baesos Ayes
Menno Mesus Gl Montevdeo herno and hestIs. $50
Ec
WHISKY good demand sead sales 300 bbs at sc, and
80 bbls at 80, cash to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
e of the securities named:

The London markets were reported quiet and gen
orally steady for consols and United States bonds,
Erie ruling irregularly, and money easy. The gold
market here was unnfuenced thereby, and governed
bv no immediate causes though its future is some
what canvassed on account Of the specie shipments
further on in the season. Exchange has been In
rather more ample supply. and gold has not been
able to make much advance against this fact The
opening quotation was 112a but since then all the
sales have been made alternately at ll2Gl2s' with
an exceptional momentary decline at S;S5 p. IN. to
11t On gold loans the rates were TO per cent Tor
carrying and fat. The days business at th6 Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared
SO. POS, 900; gold balances, Sl554t'; currency
balances, S2,O652i7. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $27OOOO in coin interest, and S2'5OO III called
Il Al.nl ~ tnfI Inm
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE GREAI MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder Of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds limited 10 $4,000 to the
mile TO close out the loan.
A LONG STRETCH OF ROAD, INCLUDING THE NE"-
JERSEY SECTION, Is FINISHED, AND TRAINS ARE NO"
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY. From Oswego east
ward THE ROAD IS IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION 1or
long distance short gap in the construction oi
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEw-YoRK TO OswEGO. On the H.
complete section the masonry and grading are m
ished and ballasting and track-laying progressing
with the utmost energy, and we hope soon TO an
nounce The COMPLETION or THE ENTIRE ROAD OF
THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEw-YoRR TO Us
wEGo.
These Bonds, in our Judgment, possess in marked
degree the elements Of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND Liberal INCOME
Pamphlets with full particulars furnished
For sale. OF exchanged for Government and other
securities at their market value. by
GEORGE OPDYKE Il Co,
Financial Agents of the Company, No. p Nassau-st'
= Icra aN-r.ct in
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

HRaP-Manla dull steady loe gold Juts Bats qar st
gold Jute Butts have been in moderate jobhng request az
2-i6c. Currency; sales, so bales.
INDIGO-Benga request and market steady the
without chAuge
sales of Manila and Madras at 1885,.
LEATHER-Ibere continued moderate demand for Hemock soe
holders stock while for medium and nenor pos
weaf; Union Crop been moderate demand but prices
without quotsble change We gnote IS follows; Henlocs
Buenos Ayres Heavy Pea Joe; Hemok Buenos Ayres Me
2s69c. Hemoek Buenos Ayes Light t3a29e hemloeE Csons
Heavy 23dzcj Hemloek Caiorsa Middle: zoaSci neinocf
California Lgb, 2a2sc Hsmoet, onnoco Se Heavy aei
Hemlock orinoeo &C. Middle 7ld2se Hemoek onrooo 6 Light
27dIic Hsmloes Good Damaged all KIND! ana wegnts tao
Rough 3J036c.; Cropped Heay 3sQic Union Cropped
Mde 33a4lc; Union Cropped Light ware Union Belhs
lsa2Oc; Rough weights GJ7e Oak Rough. southern all
weights. 30d3lc.. currency, v D.
MgTAIhee better denand for Ingot Copper prices
improved and the market closes dm sales OF 0
Lake al 3c Selected English al SOdJle here
arrive Metal remains quiet. but prices are IRA
Holders Pig Iron remain firm but the market IL very qne
Egnon Glengsok held at $50 aud Gasherne at S4
nominal American Pig quiet bat steady We
quote $40 $45 No. st DS and Gray Forge az tJQ
eO: English dull and nOmuay unchanged quoted
s57 DO $40 SIS gold Pig Lead has
prices learn Of quotabe change Ordinary
Foreign GLADE gold; Bar e4e sheet and Pipe V
all Tess 10 70 the trade. speteT
quiet en al Of sen at 607c gold according 70
Tin dull and in the absence OF s
prices nominay Unchanged Straits quoted about 5lae En
gsh G2e and Bauca a. al gold Plates are in lar de-
msnt and the market firm the dvaece sales OF 800 boIs Char
coal Is for C. Other descriptions without IN
pOrant change sad the demand only limited We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKBTS

Loxpox Jan I'LL m-Consos at s2i for and
saI for United feTveny bords ses Old
si IS67 s TenFOru ss. New fve so Ene Rl~sT shares,
az
FaASKroRr la mUn States Five twenty bonds opened
q 96s for the Of 1867.
PAxe, Jan. l4-a. m.-Reates opened ct %f l3c.
LIyERPooL Jan. I'LL Lotion openet qmet Mdding Up
lands, l0,d; Mdding Orleans, lOsd
LoSDos Jan. i<-l;9 p m.-Ene Railway shares. III.
LIVERPOOL Al nCotton Is dol ard easier; Mddng
Uplauds I0dlotd Mdng Oreans, Itdl0sis sales
slipped Chsreon December and Jauaa s
LivEsPooL -2 t-stafs dulg Whea ~ "a
5 GENITAL for Csitou, he sdl9 for Cub do and
u4dl23 Western Spray Corn, 9S qusrsr Flour,
196 y bbL for Western Peas S quarter for Canadian Toe
receipts Of Wheat At this port for the three DAYS have 90
qusrte including % 0o American Beef IS ecs for New Aess
Lospos Jan Ns NH. rate Of discount for ths nontas
bills the market below the Bank England rate
The Of bullion wbdva om the Bank G Enga1d balance
to-day f3so Consuls closed at Sds2i for and 81 41i
the American securities unchanged kns Railway hsrrs
Si
PARIS. Jan lap. m.-Rsnes closed st 3N Z7e.
LIyEsPooI jan A m-Cotton closed soeosnsdi NE s.es
bales including o for sFeoulsuou aud
Of sales bales American The market Tor yxrus
aud f.bcs Manchester dull with dowswsrd teaiene The
eps Of Corn at this for The three days have been ~ quar-
including IL 90 American. -, .
LONDON jan l4-5p m-Reaned Petroleum hner sifltdId pei
gall Tallow, A6 per cst
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
The following is the quarterly statement OF the
National Banks Of the City of York;


The St. Louis and South Eastern Railway Ion-
pany was formed by a consolidation Of the ST. Louis
and South Eastern, the Evansville, Henderson ana
Nashville. and the Edgefeld and Kentucky haii
roads and forms the shortest route from ut. Louis
and Chicago to Nashville, Montgomery, Macon, MO
bile, and Savannah. Three hundred and ffty-eien'
miles of the road are now In operation and 1nhy
equipped. For the completion and equipment Oh
the remainder the Company have issued their So
wear per cent consolidated bonds, at the rate OF
S2l 900 per mile, and are now offering them to IN
vestors at 80 and accrued interest in currency
through their financial agents, Messrs Geo. Opdyke
& Co. No. 25 Nassau-st. The managers in oneIlhs
this loan say that the earnings of the road since us
consolidation average $4,000 per month, and are
ample 10 operate the road and pay the interest on
the entire bonded debt of the Company The trauic
of the road is steadily increasing, and already re-
qures additional rolling stock 10 move freight Inc
St. Louis Board of Trade at recent meeting gave
full Endorsement to tho road, and expressed inc
belief that the bonds were a well secured ana de-
sirabe security. The agents are prepared to iurisn
full particulars in reference to the loan, and recon-
mend them as an unexceptIonable railway security.
The Pacific Fire Insurance Company has deciareu
semi-annual dividend of 10 per cent, payable Oh
demand.
The Erie Railway Company report weekly earn
;pge Nov. l. 1872 as follows.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
-RECElPTs OF PROpuCE.

tn NoYh HHU Hstfoadh -,
JAN n-lt pkgs Ashes "a bbs OIL 23l bblA Beans a01
bse Cotton os bbs Four 500 bag, Ms. a9o bush VIA,
81 100 bash Con- 80 3 bash Oats J75 bush 500 bush MALI
M bush Barley sss bash Peas s bags Seed 3s bb. Kg "
plg Dried frt II bses Hsmp i bsles no HIDE 1ss
peutns 20 stl. Tar 20 beIs Crude Tsrpennse 9 ees o Nv
pfgE Oh Cafe 9 pkgA Beef % Pork 21o6 ptgA Cut hsa
t3i2 Lard brssssd Hoss bis. no ptg Cheese
l2 pt rso- $50 pirs Gs 80 plfs seans $50 pig ssts
sbA Wk.ky III.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
lenan Benediets closing quotations at 4 p. m.
offered A.ked :

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and 1t TO
2per cent bonus according to value of the sharesl
on 60 days, at the following variations from the mar
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
BUTTER

Receipts for he week o2 packages $50 len
6sS paekageA Considerable butter
Gently bought In Csnsda bot II whether viii be
brought here shipped 70 England idyees
s'roager market; Late rains California have started the and
they mailing butter freely ship
Essi and still markets strong ses for ns
state diaries and all Western rolls which freely ana
hard 10 sell without Nh
We quote zoe . the hgbes' price for uc selections Of STATE ss %
mai selling dses seh ~ "
e WITH prime Delaware County 100 good Michigan ,aas -
3le and - naf bba kr 0hio 2t There good
trade Pals virtually with r The and arc a0pPeo
Quots
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHAprynA ian Fiosr active bat prices unchanged wkssi
on sna RsS a.; white % i0d 81 10 Amber @ Rvs
dun Corn duh New iesw sed61c White eJ Oats Improved
Wh,,~ s,3szc, Petroleum dull, e
s Rsansd offered By he Asoauon eetsde parties oss .
seed, - l30es se T9otAN 81 9 flsxoed.
BsIrross jsa iGCoon da, Lo. MAI lg iaaisae Fesr In
~ d.u.nd ana Howard sgperfne t5 S1so Extra,
80 sa ss P.ail! sos slo 70 CITY nls saPsrsss ss soS
AZ So d Ertra cQd elo do Family eodelsi Western
sns Is 500 do Rrtrs % ,setsl Do Fsn, 90 ;ea 81 Is
Wheat strong Fair 70 Prime White, 81 sdti Good 70 Prns
R.d Al ssds3 10 Comnou Fair de 81 Wdel Com goee
demand sd sm sesshsn White sses Do isuSs .ss hass
Ave ssie. Se dsL H. IL S'sa ssn.aa sse tA'
t1dsSS Pennylvsus eoetn ne latter for ebeies
Provision quiet Western battsr s<uvs,
Choice Rolf a5e WHISKY nominal ss @c
Jan -Dry Sate Aes sod Al We for eboeters
7ic auis; stc for shouds
Rib Sides and iolc. for Clear sca oher articles unchanged k
eAanss-sereus lsi Ees-fok sghf dscounti Gold liza
sr LocIs Aflosi trn and a h demand Wheat seuvs
and higher, No sprng 81 d, oti 81 90 Fetrusry, Ne Rs
si Tsd III 90 Red Winter ei & Cora ann Al esss Sde
de No Mxed Se a east nde s q -
No rat e in 5. Louis slsrser generally hsh s.sss
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
J. $. KENNEDY g. Co.,


No. Al Cedar-st. corner OF William-st,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un-
sold of the INTERNAToNAL AND Houston AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoMPANYs FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, and
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsT-cLAss IN
vEsTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more than
double the amount required 10 pay interest, and con-
stantly increasing.
MASTERS OF THE SrTUATIoN-JAs. T. PIRLDss lee
ture in TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 2. Price &c.;
sc. by mail.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
ST. LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, seven per cent interest
payable January and July. The guaranty of princi-
pal and interest by the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company indorsed on each bond. For sale by NJ
JEsUP d Co.. 50 Liberty-st.
THE LOST ARTS, by WENDELL PHILLIPS, in TRIB-
USE LECTURE EXTRA No.2. Price &c.; &c. by mail.
CHICAGO, DASvIILE AND VNCENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS
The road earning dividend on its stock beside in
terest on It's bonds. But small amount remaining.
Apply personally OF by letter TO
w. Is. SHATTUCK a. Co., % Nassau-st
PROF. TYSDAII's SIX LECTURES, ILLUSTRATED, in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No /. Price &c.; &c. by
mail.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. IA, 1878.
IErpressiV iof TAs n. !. IRInuss b' our .
General Dfr>cffoaS

IErpTessy N f.I TRIBUNE keoenehl
Directions
only sood
FOODS Put everything good order An attractive look secures cram
nation package soveny
securely that the motion viii not allow the con-
tents about Use Of eda d tne cut straw va
ezx aiencp contents
boz bbL, stating the amount also send letter the
nme time stating rsu tame he An invooe or list
shoah ia boz the pack
yoarse for tne pat 10 best shape
. In demand
AND PEAS
Recelps bbG l670 bush t4 bbs
beans and peas Arrivals Of beans fJl bbs
With Medium beans plenty
supply restricting their
while bad Prices unchanged
ynty 90 bbla Canada, free selling
sl a. and 100 ebs green At 81 30 ouotatiOnsi
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

MOLASSES-Domesrc good demand and hner sales 8cl bb
New 55d72 Foreign dull Old Crop Cuba, all
grades, t703Jc.; DO. Porto Rico, 2idiSc.
NAVAL sT0RRSIhs market fo spin Taent1e has been yer,
sales only 50 Oil and Whisky b at 6lt and
IS bbA MeTchSntabe 6ic Strained Rosn fm With fair move
Of 100 bb Strsned at 50 90 c hb on private terms
bbs 80 65a -; lI0 bb No At 81 Tar
active and shade 6rmer sales 80 bhs Washuon part At
60 81 closing with - 50 asked City Pitch obbing At e46s4 5
OILS-Linsee quiet smer quoted At &c. IN Crude
quotsb change MenhGen 4 and noha al
Light Prime Winter Lard frm out Quiet at " c
Cotton request and steady a4c for Crude; 59aS
Tor Summer Yellow DO Other Oils without
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

INVESTORS.
To those who wish to REfSvRsT JANUARY COUPONS
OR DIVIDENDS, and those who wish 10 INCREASE
THEIR INCOME from means already invested in other
less profitable securities, we recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company as well secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium (l1Ol into the Companys Lands at Market
Prices The Rate of Interest seven and three-tenths
per cent gold is equal now to about 81 currency
yielding an income more than one-third greater than
o. s 5-20s Gold Checks for the semi-annual interest
on the Registered Bonds mailed 10 the Post
Office address of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange for Northern
Pacifcs on MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
JAY CooKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
State bonds intensely dull and the quotations
nominal The following were the bids:

Railroad bonds were frmer, particularly in the
Pacific mortgages, which sold at 99s099i S5GS5s
for Union Scrips 75876 for Land Grants, and at
74l573& for Incomes The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

are hssed on Cotton IN store, running ID qoAh
era1e above or beio9 the grade ql0tel.
s1LEs FOR PRESENT DEiiYERr.