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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-27
MARRIED.

In this city, Feb. 26, by Rev l. Luce, George H.
Hardy of Worcester, Mass, and Miss Sarah E. Mitch
ell of New Brunswick.
In Bath, Feb. 20, Henry W. Owen and Mary E.
Brown.
In Buxton, Feb. -, John II. Hodgdon and Eliza
Foss.
At Tenants Harbor, Feb. 10. Mr.. Daniel Could of
Appleton (aged Y years. and Mrs. Annie Jones Of
st: George, (aged % years)-.both pensioners.
In Skowhegan, Feb Is, Aaron Ellis of Waterville
and Mary j. White of Canaan.
In Skowhegan. Feb. Is, Willie L. White of Canaan
and Mary j. Ellis of Waterville.
In fremont, Feb 6, Samuel Robinson and Mercy
j. Robinson.
In Eden, Feb. 49, Capt. Ambrose Fl. Wasgatt and
Adelma I. Mcfarland.
In Eden, Feb 16, David Thomas and Mrs. Martha
A. Aiken.
In North Haven Feb. s, Rowland A. Lassell of
Searsmont and Adene NJ. Leadbetter of n. H.
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w. ID. LlTTLE, General Agent.
feb25-sn-1w
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the tcor.d.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous; nodisappointment; ridiculous
tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll effects of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair
clean, soft and beautiful The genuine, signed w. A.
Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR. Prop, N. z.
Oct1d&W iyrSN
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Hong Kong 9th ult, ship Mutlah, Hartz, from
New York.
At Calcutta 18th ult, ships Tirrell, Morgan, for
Boston; Castine Wilson, for do Olive Southland,
Walker, for England; barque Goodell, Crockett, for
Sid I'm Saugor 10th ult, ship Tennyson, Graves, for
Boston,
Passed Apjier Dec 81, ship Endeavor, Warland,
from Manila fer New York.
Ga at Genoa 9Th inst brig Clara Pickens' Rogers,
Ar at Malaga Sd inst, brig Edwin Rowe, Brown,
Vigo.
Sid FIN Lisbon 9th ut. ship Universe, Jones, for
Savannah.
Sid FIN Havre 9Th inst, ship Robena, Daggett, for
Tybee.
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst, ship Asa Eldridge Baker,
San Francisco.
Ar at Deal 10th inst, ship Whittier, Swap, London
for Port Philip. and proceeded same day.
At Cardiff Sth inst, brig Flora Goodae, Goodale for
Cienfuegos.
Ar at Greenock 10th inst, ship Valley Forge Wood,
Callao via Queenstown.
Ar at Crookhaven 10th inst, barque Harvest Home.
Dckey, Parba for Liverpool (was at the entrance Of
the channel Is days)
Ar at Queenstown 9th inst ship Merom, Baker,
San Francisco.
Sid FIN Martinique Jan 80. barque Heroine, Holt
for Nevassa, 10 load for Baltimore.
Sid fin Mayaguez Sth inst, brig Madonna, Jordan
New York.
In port 10th inst, schs Eveline, Carroll for York.
ldg; Fannie Bailey, Bailey, for do.
Ar at st John. NIB, 23d inst schs George Calhoun
Price, and Hummiug Bird. Finlay. Portland; 2ith.
Howard Holder. Scott, and Iris, Buchard do; Emily,
Watt, do.
Cid'2ith, brig Magdala shermot,, Matanzas.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
-GALvESTON-Sld 18th, sch 5 Hudson. Cousins
NEW oRLEANS-Ar goth, barque Fleetwing, Da-
Wis. Havre
Cid Oath, ship Marcia Greenleaf, Poole, Havre.
Cd goth, sch Jas Ford, Huntey, Boston.
Sid 2ist brig Ernest, Thompson, Sagua.
MoblLE-Ar 10th, barque Arlington, Costello,
KEY WEsT--Ar 10Th, sch DeHart, Lowe, and
AP pEN Ma aSni Gray; New York:
Providence -."-'' = @''"'''' oON-
., BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar Goth, sch D Talbot Ames-
Ar 2lst schs S Bickmore, Barter. PHILADELPHIA:
VIM Deming, Mitchell, New York
TN In port list, sehs Starlight JONES' Samuel Fish,
Talbot amesbnr eo, anu Nellie Treat, Trim, ldg;
GHAARhEsToSHAr 2iih, sch Fannie Butler sher-
W WiLSMiNSToN, Nc-cld cd, sch Joe Carlton.
= No R] 2lst, sch Henry Wood Curtis,
BALT NM 22d. sch Jennie Simmons,
Ar 9th. schs Ada j Simouton JJou po,,o IN
Trafton, SWEET, Portsmouth.
Cid 24th, sch Eva May, Andrews, st Thomas, (and
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 22d, barque Mary Ann.
Harris. Cienfuegos
Cid 2ith sch Hope On, Chase, Newcastle to load
Ar 9th, brig j Bickmore, Henley, Cardenas; sch
r Miller, Steelman, Portland.
A at Delaware Breakwater oath, brig Bickmore,
from Cuba, and started up Ill tow.
NEW YOKK-Ar 24th, schs Constitution Smith,
Jacksonville; E v Glover. Ingersoll, Wilmington;
VIM Allen, Grant. Baltimore; Martha Pike, Allen,
Portland Virginia, Small, Lubec.
Cid oath. schs Alvarado, Herrick, st Augustine;
Ida Bella, Fisher, Wilmington.
Cid 25th, barques Volant, Woodman, for Havana;
Fannie Loring, Loring, Havana; briggs Stephen
Bishop, Gilkey. Bilboa; Arthur Eggleso, Peak, Per-
nambuco; sehs Sea Lark, Miller jacksonville; NJ E
Higgins. Paine Jacmel.
- Passed through He'll Gate e4th, sch Arcuarius,
gregory. New York for Portland.
Hoboken. e"e' -"oi'e'
NEwPoRT-Ar 2ith, sch Omaha, Wooster, New
York for Boston.
In port oath, schs Tangier, Salisbury, Port John
son for Boston; q M Wentworth, Collins, Calais for
New Yrck; Virginia, Small. i'm Lubec TOR Phadel-
phia; Flora Condor, Condor, Jacksonville for Nor
wich; Col Eddy. Dyer Hoboken for Boston; j Means
Eaton, Portland for Charleston.
Part of the above are frozen in hard and fast.
BOSTON-Cld 25th, sch Clarssa Story, Clifford,
Winterport.
Ar 26th, baraue Amy, Brown 81 Antonio sch
Helen Mar, Dunton. Lincolnville.
Cid 2Sth, ship North American, (new) Tucker for
Baltimore.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 25th, sch Tennessee, Greed,
Newcastle, Del.
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SPOKEN.

Jan II, lat 0 S, lon 81 w. bareue Escort, Carver,
from Boston for Melbourne.
Jan 80, lat AZ N, lon - w, ship Southern Rights,
from Havre Dec Is for Tybee.
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CASH ASSETS NEARLY
SIXTY, MILLION DOLLARS.

This Great Company has now issued nearly ! 4O,-
600 Policies very few of which are on the Tontine
Plan. 1t has ISSUED nearly 500 Policies the past
month. Its Dividend the past year has been larger
than that of any other Company in the world.
No other Company can show such results, such
advantages for insurers Call and for yourselves
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A little daughter of Samuel Boothby of Lew
iston, was Instantly killed Tuesday afternoon
by an icicle falling from the roof and striking
her head. She was four years old.
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CARD.

Deering, Feb. lat ], 1872.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds limited TO $4,000 to the
mile, to close out the loan.
A LONG STRETCH OF ROAD, INCLUDING The NEW
JERSEY SECTION, Is FINISHED, AND TRAINS ARE no"
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY. From Oswego east
ward THE ROAD Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION Tor
long distance. A short gap in the construction OF
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEw-YoRK TO 0swEGo. On the in
complete section the masonry and grading are I'm
ished and ballasting and track-laying progressing
with the utmost energy, and we hope soon to an
nounce THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE Road OF
THIS GREAT Trunk LINE FROM NEw-YoRK 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 & Co.,
Financial Agents of the Company, No p Nassau-st'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

Extra mails for Europe, tomorrow "wednesday,
per steamship Idaho will close at 1OSO m. at the
Merchants Exchange, Nos. 80 and 81 Pine-st-
The money market ruled quiet and easy at and
psr cent on call during the forenoon. but little
after D. IN. better demand set in and for a time
gold was bid. with loans at that figure. The in
ouiry was quickly satisfied, however, and finally the
quotations went off TO the nominal ones and 9.
The demand for discounts is brisk, ana sales are
large at sag per cent, with exceptional transactions
at and 10.
With the exception of the advance in gold there
were no additional influences affecting prices of
Government bonds, but the late elements of strength
are sufficient to account for the sharp appreciation
in values IN this department. The transactions were
unusually large and well distributed, and the adj
vance in prices was more marked even than ordin-
ary. The registered issues were also more
animated. Coupon ISIS tsixes) sold at 117la117
1865, old, 1l5iSn6i; New, 114,Gl14i; 1868 u5sS
115l lO-4Os at 1l2lGl1S and Currency Skies at LII.
az 4 N IN
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
DRPAR1URs or FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY, JAS. -
Mails for Rurupe and Liverpool steamship
Kab0 ol0se N. Supplementary Mai Pier No S n
~. closed II steamship szi Il NJ, from Per We
@ER
A Prussazn Closed Mail $ br Line.
THURSDAY. JAN. p
MAILS for Bnro0r PlFmcab Cherbour sud Hamburg.
shp Sa- close Al II supplementary Mail Per foot Of
Thrst Hoboken cOse- a. Steamship AZ from
Of Third-st, Hohoten-
A p Pfassian Cs-ed 8 81 by tins line
A letters dspostes Supplementary Mails be prepaid with
double potags.l
eirect the steamship CITY Of Havsns.
. steamship q ,. H.. North River
Mails for Nassau n p. ard Havana. steamship Columbia
D Supplementary Nal Pier No 4 \. z, IA closed 81
3S uL Steamship sals az 8 p m
Mab for 81 Thomss Brazil the Argentine Republic West indies
seanshp heansck close steamship sails
N. from Per No +3 \. T.
FRIDAY jan "a
bT Peritt close ~ ,. m.
Ia fax n H clos a the Neviok PosiOhoe
O'Clock steamship SSb from Portland Ne.
IeseI postage 70 IN be Indies except going direct
SATURDAY JAN IS.
Mails FOR Great Britain ana France Queenstown and Liverpool BY
close 1889 Supplementary NAL
White Docs closed l:JQ Steamship sails at
N, fso7 White Star Dock. Pavona Ferry Jersev CITY.
Southampton
steamship dans1 mails close uJ0 No SUP
He1eutay Mall Steamship sails a. 20 IRON FOO; OF Ihirs
D-s eer,uan Prusisp Mail 8 by
MAs France direct Brest and Hsvr. steamship Vile
D. Psris sl Close 81 ilso6 Steamship sails at from Pier
No. 80 R
hAs Kev steamship CITY Houston close
seAmshlp sai = > D. m. Pier No. % T. T.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.


oync.ALl sTsTED sHsnoS aoSpAI, Jsn 20 lsI@
PrenWIhAa WHoe President the char ABa quorum o.
ArsoLuTToSs ovER
Thst Asossvah he laid from No Bcwery 70 opposite ode
That from Ryngton Gr4no and from Grand 70 Sbei
be paved with BsigGn trap-hlock pavement
That b. built IN NeSsve betwten kghh and hninhfeAb
Tst be built IN Ninety rTfhst from he hinibae 70 oe
thdsa o One-bandred- and twenty -ehb-st ..,
That RON hasoDaE to fh se De paved WIN
Ersnlie tsap-hlock pavement
That 10 SItr seventh st from Madison to Fh curb and gutter
and the SIDEWALKS taggee-
lighted Onebundreo and hIty second 81
n % the EghIh-sve
ecuts regulated sded the curb and gSsierones seL and
Tsst @ST b. salt N onshundsd-
Tnsi One Thrasve.
paved BegiAn uHp-biook pavement
ORDERA ADoPTKp.
rnai rom fh % ne blghto
Th on both sdes Of Pyninsh-s seoondave
sidewalks be tagged and rehsgged
Thai on sdes Seventy from Frstve
the sidewalks he Tagged aud reaagge
TA free drinking bysns be placed The southwest Of
Ftyeighth-s- and Thri-sve
That be built sIyths from TeHtAive the Hudson
RfveT.
Bseh bJ tAe following vote:
Aldermen Foey Msrphy Clancy. Keating
Wiser Hes Tho-ne Cctngton StrAck keenan,. the President
and Beyea-la
Resolution trng n, uubs- o. duties compensation Of
and other ohcers Of TIE Board Of Aldermen.
By TIE 0lOsing
Arnstve-Assstau Aldermen Foev Murphy Clancy Kesiing
Wisse7 Th0rne Csongton SAk keenan, the President Assistant
Aldermen Kehoe BrOck Snonson Linden SomHe and Beyealo
Aeoarned unrl Monday 9TH inst, at clock n
WILLIAM H. hOIONEr, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
TUESDAY, Jan. 2l-P. N

TUESDAY, Jan. 21-P. NJ
The upward movement in stocks noted yesterday
continued to-day but the advance in prices was
more hestating and was but barely maintained
Still at the close the market received lift and
quotations left off at very nearly the best figures OF
the day. The leading features were Erie, New-York
Central, Lake Shore Pacific Mail, Western Union,
and Rock Island The first-named, in sympathy
With TIC general market, declined from 62 to
eis in the earliest dealings. From the latter
point however the price advanced TO 62s reacted to
62s, and finally rallied TO 63., at which the latest
dealings were effected. n. Y. Central ranged from
lO4i TO l03, and closed at the former figure. Lake
Shore after advancing from i to 93 halted and lost
at the close. about half point of the improvement
Pacific Mail fell off from II. to 7O and later recov-
cred TO the former igdre. Western Union opened
firm at 81. but later declined to S3s. Rock Island
sold at nl!G111.G112, and closed strong at
112G1l2.. Wabash quiet, but 1uctuated
between 49, and 72l Late in the day Ohio and
Mississippi improved from 46i TO 4o,. and 81. Paul
from 50. TO $50. both on a small business Harlem
was comparatively dull. selling Mt l22GI22l. New
jersey Central and Delaware LackswanDa and
Western were IN small demand and steady. A sale
of Michigan Central was reported at 1861. ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain at soi. and Morris and Essex at
90.490i.
Express shares were steady. excepting in United
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22


Turkish Punes have further advAneed -
LAYER kass dui and staoF
ae Loose Ausa qaoe 4. 81 .SG - % and
10 syer Figs sold az 1 aS easss garter
bores srnes sc gold US boxes French Prnes AZ s y s
Daes &c. bbl CGats &c. and 10 bales Langueoe Amones
a 2Oc - 4. =.
30 n and 100 S25G "a RE Feed Sltbosi change
quoted at 81 per tan ..-
are without change; quote for PINE AIed ard
PERTLIZRRs-re dsrn,nd rather and
oot r The ensuing mouth The revised
quotations given in oar last -.--. a..
FIAXhe demand Moderate bat unchasge The
ppT Canadian sales Of North gver Sd sc and Csns
sa AZ 5dlsc spnng has been lar demand ~ Oeni"N
suiet Al d. Western and
GRAIN-Iode Wheat have advucd Their pnoe- l01e
n,r bas en- Spnr held much higher seare
e hgh prices the milling demand TIE martei oss
souke milling though emehY Tor eIpor tDs
a. IS ar bush No. Chesgo sping ~ y. Tor
No Chicago Spnng sl 81 ~ Tor ke1 WEST
.ru ~ Michigan store ~ Tor amber 90 Barry
h yery act O M 90 bush Canada Nest -
bush Tuoroset State AZ e. AND ~ hah
Western AZ Barley Mali quiet but arm; sales % @ bah
Al Western. and 81 t0Gs - Tor Canadian O.
lrs acve the npPy light ihe s'es ar 4o 'ah
New Ohio G5l,c " me $3.50 bae AZ 2c sud
barley 63e; Western MiIed al 5laS2se Hhs a. 3aSci
s,ate Mixe Rye and nominal Corn ost-
Ter ay though closing quiet the higher pes Isaf
check 500 bush pns"1na al o1
s4Ie in store M1ed 6t ae44 IN Anc ~ 1e so.t,
80 ysr sirei aoost White 4o65c Western
yellow at &c Southern White 7S for New JeeT Yellow slS
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

The aggregate amount of exports (exelusive Oh
specie) from the port of New-York, for the week
ending Jan. 81, 1873. was S4,5s6,SS3.
Messrs Fairbanks g. Co., No. 81 Broadway, are
offering the first mortgage bonds of the Vermont
Division of Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad,
and recommend them as q desirable investment.
This road, when completed, will form trunk line
from Portland, Me-, to Ogdensburg. large por-
ton of the road has already been constructed, and
is in operation, and the remainder of the line Is
under control. and will be pushed forward and
finished at early day.
Messrs Thos p Ellis & Co. offer investors in
another column variety of Western town and
county bonds, and invite attention to the same
The Philadelphia stock market Is dull. Penn
sylvania Skies, lO6 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
27l Readings Railroad. 5s; Pennsylvania Kali
road 571 Gold 1l33.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
SHIPPING INTELAIGENCk

PORT OF EBw- -YORK. ......................JAN q
CLEARED.
steamship Hsites Lawrence Norfolk lie Uh Dominion Steamship
sse..hp Isaac Bell B.tsar yorE City Point and Redmond
stennssp Leo Dearborn Ga MURRAY, Ferns Co
ss.P Is RaI' s @ sspiSTs PsSc Nal STEAMSHIP Co
sSs.msEip CasSra yBr MeMe6sn Liverpool G. Pr4netlTA
ssesI8s6iD ssHRp Sersas Bese Boston 4 P DIDoe
sliO Lotas cs5le Or Hines Brs5n9n n J4 W Esel "a Co.
Baft S " Ho5rooE Polsys Masnzss, Brett, SOa& a Co
Sara Sara .fa o os ass1ssS.l o. Falmouth Ten, Book
BsIl Rsndeer wellington Barbados b Trovbrdges
Bre n S0ves SALVAGE, POnos. ?. r, Walsh Ped WAY
B1s aAySns " IN Se7 , HHs1Rs & 1 1sSsSs = y 4 i C.sa
Ss5l S p GosEia, wserbury. stamford.
ARRIVED.
s..rhp Thomas Kslsoe Foet, New Orleans
saiip jacob Meyers Howard PAdephA Bsrnegs
seanp San JasntO Hazard Savannah pass
sssp Montgomery P.rlOth, Savannah with md and pas to
steamship waasu FsA, Sew-BsdiOra, with mdse and
Bsrs Tssns syses sp.n Havana Is days in ballast
Bng Morning Light lOf SeNHsven, Dill DeDeTarA wa Delaware
b. Sea Bird HswfSs imingon r. c.
Bng Regina (of La Have N 81 Roaenh Granada Jan O. wa S1
SehI K tOi Me- Iaiss Mosquito Inlet Pa
Sehr l. " Wheeler lOf Boston Lewis Maians Is days with
esg E.outa tof BsBror Smith Aquir q dss ogFOod
AOons of Boston, Fgerad Aegin 10 as1s With os.ocd
sb yei0s pine Lumber.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rstlesnake from Philadelphia
ships Batavia Iber iron PAAs~oAnF CutEAicr
samuel from Batavia j. g. Han ron hotef
Ethan Allen ron rAyA Dphynne
Deerar Pr4ir BiId. rom Ss"Ioesol e s & EogH h'H
bobik, bngI Esy from surnNl z T. AolbrOoh IRON Ih-guA
FOREIGN PORTS.
crrrstrou~ Jan 2-The Line steamship CITY Of BrcokTn
Fbht from H. Liverpool arrived here al ococt
YESTERDAY amer
or,SrTC Jan 2l-Ths German Lovd steamship Rbeib,
IA, for BreKleE AlFed here To-Day
NOTICE To MARINERS.
c.r. Wen of bs steamship o. from Phils
ssp reos Sbovea Lghtsbp has dnited from It. true
eI0rcgsrrs Mass jar l2The booT Bound Roef tbs
Of and only shows seh At bsIuae ms
aEd cut Of The EArb0
SPOKEN.
Nov q q g. long - Il &. Hhp Il lsdae from oaer'A i0r
Eo, H. sl q - s. ons s. 20 z, snip AtsIIs days i Cal
iFor Loisa SAsp see Pun Pace
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
REAL ESTATE.

ErvYohr. ruosaaY Jan. u ira
There was an unusually large attendance at the
Rssnse TO-DAY only ssc0s hosev xas t sale
TO he BY Biseeksr Co. sod By
pess property;
TIE foTsory Substantially hrek bulirg 70 Trao with m
be and rs0 located on the eAssry
fCHHs 81 feet Dehes sOuthey cm Paton known a. street
No q Bddiog started parcel a, sg,oo and
v" rup up 70 smooO at which prse 3 vas sod
O sIoOo oeste on tSe Ostl Tesery oorBsf
Of Howard ard Cnet parcel which bid
sse Sss seesed C.yn s,eTns s,s e sg5sssI o re
last parcel sold A. sveso beag Towering l
lines 1890 oaie the eastry Of and
year. 500 for the s I've years ssO
sung the remainder Of the the lessee The also
was sold 70 khsabeth A; Le Roy for sao75O
The resn oeisned for the above described realty important
new Of the desirable locations Of the property while the prices Oh
tanned b REGARDED high and Up ancpAons
SuSsy shSTn hat x % fs ipIs DrsD ose oasc
auon there Is difficulty finding plenty Of responsible
Stevenson Son Co put up by less order under the direction
lot 2ors located en- tie soubey de f Thirght I4O feet
esstey nom Fsrs With the following peculiar results Bd
the vsne reached which The knocked down the
% pat % M 1. Ss.n y S oGs a5s % ipo s Ss
ioT $ 80 q gol p 70 Dan,el Lord ~ gl =, v,.,A - -
sThids iSe set ~ oS EssbsTe and one lot of hundred.
s52soo
sAies announced to be the Exchange:
Wednesday, JGH
By Miller legal direction Of Richard C.
eay snhst, commencing 200 fee. westerly from seooRa-sy
By sheriff CITY Hail. property ls6x022 feet located
the nobey de OF ScTentyghht 2S feet inches ease from
Court under the direction Of Pho T. Rugrles the
and sI5oEs fe located on the south
Gnssr he orsI and ssOn The m frame house asd oSm%s ,SS s
iug ieei2 inches herlV irunP
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
To INVESTORS.

To those who wish TO REINvEsr JANUARY COUPONS
OR DIVIDENDS, and those who wish to INCREASE
THEIR INCOME from means already invested in other
less profitable securities, 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 1.1O into the Company's Lands at Market
Prices The Rate of Interest seven and three-tenths
per cent gold is equal now to about st currency
Welding an income than one-thrd greater than
o. $685. Gold Checks for the semi-annual interest
on the Registered Bonds are mailed TO the Post-
Office address of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange FOR Nortnern
Pacifcs ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
JAY COOKE g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
.uArrrE .1Ocx ., GRAIN IN sAEr-


uat.h change quote Cloth be for
ssd i4e for sprnz months Bags Srs quoted At &c
HDES-Po continued a demand fn the irade
and tbe market Wet Sailed Hdes-A modes business
Is doing Al steady Rseepts tor
tb vee hides and "a bales from and o6l
b rom domestic ports IS 64 hides and ~ bales ovss
32s rom City Of Merida Ol DsmeIarz
Maoon stewart Hamburg Hamnonis ~ 'OH saato
DcmDgo per Para per Hortenna 81 san Bias,
rr Hannsh Cooner MAR g. Cueu ds1t RON
tslv-on p.r C Of Houston 667s ron Galveston, CLYDE 24Ss
Sr Galveston per Metropolis STA from hewOre4ns COes
T from Gen Sedgwct e3 from SevOresns
RI Sopier Vrgo 20 frm sasAnnAh,
Hrnfsvls. from sGvAu1sh, per n. Livingston 20 from
,r rasst,e ports: from Cscutsper British Nav.
Sss. rc- the fth bern 81 100 Hte and 800 bales
lo... I5 800 Dry 2a23 D at Hte, gold eec 80
70 gold selected Dry Rio Gande 10 svr - b. st
IOo 1rv Bogoa az D. d25c. gold they t1 Dry
C.nr. American q H. gold they ~ Dry and Dry
s,d Cshagens 2 private so Dry Vera Cruz u h a
private Csmpeseny 10 n a. pe terms -" corpus
~ .. R par 80 Dry Teas lpsr 70 Arryei
1l3 n AZ 5q2lc currency Il 200 Dry Teas Hips sal n q pn-
y.t, terms: saed Texas 5Od6o D. terusi 20
Wet Sated Western private ZoO0 CITY slaughter On
20 N "a 2t cur-ucy. bales Buffalo @Tve "a ID,
Al de go; bales Calcutta Buffalo l0d+ - az pnsae ems
T ok on hand Hides and ys3 bales tine last
"A 800 Hides bAesl ionow % 900 DRY baenos AYIss a.
1000 Drv Montevideo 0O Dry Central Ameresb, NV DIV
Bogotl 600 DRY Indies 5000 Dry and Sss hIe-r 100
DrT and southern 5 bales Calcutta burso 10
bales CaIcgts Cow We quote: - -,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
the securities named

The gold market has been strong and higher,
chiefly under the heretofore advanced, and
sales made high 113s against 11330113a at
the outset. Very likely the short interest has much
to do with this. and many contracts that side of
the market have been closed out to-day. Some sales
of gold to realize, this afternoon, broke down the
price TO 1884. but it afterward rallied to 1l3s. For
having balances carried, holders Of gold paid T. s. A.
and lastly and per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont 400 called bonds, and Sls5OOO in coin
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows Gold cleared, s65 600; gold
balances S1,273,664; currency balances Sl,466,5ll.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

The members of the Executive Committee Of the
Gold Room rendered their resignation to-day and
the same was accepted. The election for second
YicePresident has been postponed ten days. before
which time a vote will be taken on the amendment
TO the Constitution TO abolish the salary of the office
The days business at the U. 5. Sub-Treasury was:
Gold receipts. $685. ,O22 % Currency pay
cold payments 34,4s9 81 ments S2296l6 -
Gold balance. ... 81, ,23l, ,s92 % Currency bal
Curcy recpts lS3,29s 95 anee.--....-. @,s520l6 ~
Customs ........... 467 900
Specie shipment engagements for tomorrow
amount TO Sl5OO0O. gold. Exports for the week
ending at date, - 5S6 S33.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

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