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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-01
80 SIC.

0aNE HUNDRED POUNDS or more
~ of OLD TYPE, which is uefll for
saw mill purpose, such as boxing ma
chinery, etc which we win sell cheap.
Apply at the WEEKLY Echo Office.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-01

6. E'anasss 9ou't EaB.
thinning didn't payi wouldn't
be followed; necessity eomp1ls it
10 pay not only on farms, or
Fashef With all farmers, bit with
Tie bulk Of them, and particularly
The best SO It IS with any bust
ness; it must pay on it viii be dis
continued. Sometimes, however,
It pays less. particularly farming
IN which nature has SO much to do
aud the exertion Of the man less.
All businesses are subject to these
changes. But the greatest diver
sity is 10 another direction lin the
capacity or activity Of those en-
gagged. There are many poor
farmers, some quite poor wretch
ed. These do not find it to pay,
and, so change to something else,
or 70 some other and better
farm. But it is the same they
are not apt to do well anywhere.
liz farming were depending upon
these men the world would starye.
Bnt it is bound not TO starve, and
so it employs, among others, lbs
best men, who axe sure to do well,
as they would do well anywhere.
u requires mind, enterprise and
care to succeed ia any business or
calling. While some men are COM
PEELED to vacate their land, others
will grow rich and secure them
selves the fine homesteads we see
in older settled parts Of the coun-
Try. IT was not idleness and shift.
lessness that did this. Farming,
then, will pay, but only with those
who exert themselves and make it
pay. There is money liz III because
there must be. There is money in
it, says enterprise, and I will have
it. People must have bread, and
to furnish this in the best way is
to realize the profit. But this
must be done: the man must keep
up with Che progress around him,
OF he will surely be left behind.
He must avail himself Of all The
advantages, and there are many;
he can not do without them; they
make it a condition. But how
many are struggling IN theold way,
laundering 10 keep up; and with
heads just above water crying that
iarrning won't pay? 1T pays even
in the hard times, aud that band
somely, to the right man who pro-
secntes faithfully biz business.
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Drank MOORE.
EsrRAY NaT1gE.

n HAVE IN MY POSSESSION a
i stray horse, about fourteen hands
high, sorrel, short name and tail, and
perfectly gentle he came to my house
about six weeks ago He is q fence
breaker, The owner viii come forward,
prove property, pay charges, ETC., 9th
erwise the horse will be dealt with ac-
cording 10 law
CHARLES HAUDRECHY,
Bayou Gale, Calcasieu river, nine
miles from Lake Charles n16tf
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RULES FOR SELF GOVERNMENT. -
Always sit next to the carver at
dinner.
Ask no woman her age.
BE civil to all rich uncles and
aunts.
Never joke with policeman.
Take no notes with you to a
fancy bazaar, nothing but postal
currency
Your oldest hat for an evening
party.
Don't play chess with a widow.
Never contradict q man who
shutters.
Pull down the blind before you
put on your wig.
Make friends with the steward
on board steamer; there is no
knowing bow soon you may be
placed ia his power.
ID every strange house ii is well
to inquire where the brandy is
kept; only think if you were taken
iii ID the night.
Keep your own secrets; tell no
human being that you dye your
whiskeFs.
Write not one letter more than
you can help.
Wind up you conduct like your
watch, once every day, aud exam
inc whether you are fast or
/" sloN."
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

GREAT wEsrEsM siEAxsurp LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier IL East
River as foliows-
GREAT WESTERN, Captain windham Wed sday. Jan. ~
ARAGON, Captain Lymos. ............. - -
CABIN passage $40; intermediate SIC; steerage $50.
currency; excursion tickets $50
Apply TO the agent 70 South street
W. D. MORGAN, Agent.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

xpusENsNrs-sxcosp pAGE-Fourth. nfh and sixth
Asr Sis%n
RE- $sfSrh 55
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-THIaD PAcE-First
cLERSs SisD AND sALEsMEN-srcosD PAcr-First column.
SS6oaHnGs ASD
coAsTWisE sS'SRiE srEAMsHIps-rIns, P4cE-Four,h col
CoPARTNE ERsHIPs-sEvEsrnP PAGE
GeSciNG AcADEMIEsoinn PAcr-First Column
BWEsa 70 Es AND
and
vrpGsg fourth r,lsd columns s..,.,,u
sSssSssqEE.fFs n1i;MsssSas column
EXcURSIoNs-FlRsr PAcE-Fourth column
FINE ARrs-sEcoSp PAcE-Thrd column.
TO
SEcosp PAsE-second column.
col
HSI r.ssng5ss column
Hks acss9 foc Conun
h9UsEs Rooas
1NDUsiRiAL EXHIBITION ooMPASY-rrnsr PAGE
IHsThuoTfioN@ N@Fissrs pAeE@g Fourth column
LOST AND FoUND-FiHsr PAcA-Frst ana second col :.
MACHiNERY-THIRp PAGE-second column
MARBLE hANTELS-FIRsT PAGE-tiith column.
MEDICAL-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsT PAGE-Sxth
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
NEW PUBLlCATTONS-FIrTH PAGE-Sixth column
PERSONAL-FIRsT PACE-First column
PIANoFORTkS ORGANS, AC.-SEcoSD PAGE-Third
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEsALEs-
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-THrRD PACE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-THrRD PAGE-First
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsr PAcE-First column
REaTAURANTS-THIR PAGE-Frst column.
REV ARDS--FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SALES At AuCT!oN-FiRsI P4cA-.sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-sxcoSD PAcK-First
sPEcIHL NoTIcEs-F1Ksr PAcr-second' and third
spoRTiSGMboGs. BIRDS, 4c-p1Rsr pAcp-six.h
THE TRADES-SEcoNp PAGE-First column
THE TURF-FlRsT PAGR-Fiith column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRpOSEa-SEcoED PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUiDE-FIRsr PAcE-rourth column.
UNFUKNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column
WAITED Nr TO PURChAsEE.TniED PAGE7second Rumn
WINTER REsoRTs-sEcoSp PAcE-Third column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FlRsT PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

I osr-A GoLDePENcIL CASE IN EIGHTH lNE-
IL nue. between Forleth and Forty first streets, on
Tuesday last s. reward offered ~ West Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

sold all principal hotc,s in the city.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
i The Great Trunk Line
leave a New S1sG To S oU. HSp Of and
F.sSuIsh the West ana SOUTH
ssSr SUNDAY; and ss9P ~, pni,.,.,n,.
ard Frs ssilrsad biSsion, eonnseinF at Fhlsdei.
Iitqsyie psISeam Centre and the the I oil Regions
F3E &asnns!oa Pullman h fa1sr ' Cars
Resna sanaay a. sanda
hs2Fs;. Ehssi!?e'as s nsS. sls = 81 Az
'sr sS 81 80 s.S .S I 5;,s "a
49, s.? sia / ssss s ssssa; az 81; 5!a
'sI ss % ! .s5 s u s5 SsS s s 3 ss =
FG5 %0Gdnsse S e resn ana sP0Sy and south AmD0y and
rS: sf% ana S'sss iysnday ' ''
EI%ss,an Ens;!sa ana Rs;ty and and
For For FSiIipsSuTs and Beividsfe, 30 AM
Fss d s0EesS'swn E 50 aaa sSTps'Sr ana Camden
For For FrsShGlss 4 aNs NJ and si9 S.Daspm
For Hshtstsyp emoerton and Camden VIA Perth
For a%Hsii iiishits,own and Pemoer'on. sA;M g.. .,,
1Tiia asve r. and aay ii'sSDSf
daily except Monday From Washington and Bslti; y,
NJ and 70 7. N. From Philadelphia. 5o 6;2d 6:sa
lol5, II 20, ll:5 A. NJ 2i5 i:la 5:l5 :3j. 80 sA,
Tcket nd at ofces SO and sA Broadway No. Astor
House and foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt streets
ssfss HSSGSeq FRgTan3 Ticket once 81.
'eEf General Manager Agent
CToyINGroN LINE FOR BOSTON AND -PRovl-
= tcnce. steamers NARR4GASSETT% % every Tuesday.
day, Wednesday and Friday, from 50 North River,
foot OF jay street, at +. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
q and Fail River. The steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY pier 2S North River OF Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted) at p. NJ. Through tickets
sold at all principal hotes in the city.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.

INDUsTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY, COMPANY.
THE BEST
/ :. :. / /. | +: +;
THE PRINCIPAL SECURED.
4 &; &; (; : ! ''''
4 4 ''s'' s.asssa COO" coco"
OF THE
. EVERY BOND
PURCHASED BEFORE
;, ! ! ! I ! 4, 4 4 II I 4. 4 |
WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE
HELD MONDAY. JANUARY : 1873
TIE PURPOSES AND PLANS.
These bonds issued the purpose raising funds
for the of building the city OF New York. to
be used Tor
PERPETUAL WORLDS FAIR
a permanent home where every manufacturer can ex-
hbit and sell his goods and every his
inventon; of industry which will prove vast
benefit to the whole country.
For this purpose the Legislature of the State OF New
York has granted a charter to number Of our mos,
wealthy and respectable merchants and these gentle
men have purchased less than eight blocks of the
most valuable land in the of New York. The build
ing to erected will be high asO feet in
height. surnounted by magnificent dome, and will
Cover space of twenty-five 1t will be constructed
of ron brick and glass and made hreprook The bonds
which all for $40 each secured bv first mort
gage the land and building, and for the purpose of
making them popular the directors have decided to
have quarterly drawings of slsoooo each this money
being the interest on the amount Of the whole loan
EVERY BoNDHoLDEB
MUST RECEIVE AT LEAST
..:::.. 's#'' 3 :
'';.'' .as.. & Is
Arrangements have been made to forward all orders
from outside as soon as received
No delays
No pos,p onementx
THE TURF.
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Noce.Ths club M house ana grounds Of tins ass9c,-
lSS BY order oRs :! Exesaye Y yoHes
BROOKLYN. Dec. p, 1874
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
CLARENCE FOR sALE-CHEAP: is IN PERFECT
~ order and has been used very httie Can be
r N. STIvERS carriage mandatory, l52 East
Thirty drst street
L,oR sALE-HoRsEs AND PONIES. OR WILL EX-
Il change. also double road Harness. fine coupe Har-
ness other bargains; seal SacQnes, &c want cameps
hair shawl W., Is Cornelia street.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY STYLISH BAY HORSE.
L Is hands hiah years old: sound and kind; can be
SfMpsoN's stable, l4s East Thirty ninth street.
EoR SALE. AT BARGAIN-A HANDSOME PAIR
OF Carriage Horses. sound and liable; stylish and
good travellers l5 hands high years old warranted
in every respect Address s. j. f., Herald Uptown
Branch office.
E,INE 6-YEAR-oLD COLT, HAMBLETONIAN MES
senger stock; sound OF wind and limb. Apply 70 Ed
WIN ANDREWS Union Stable, Forty-arst street.
Lexington avenue.
HORSES BOARDED-TERMS REASONABLE AND
best of care; gentlcmens road horses logged. Ad-
dress SUFFOLK FARM Huntington. l. l.
II uOLIDAY GIFTS
Ii Special inducements offered p
CARRIAGES
LANDAULETS
COACHES and
BROUGHAMS,
lined with satin and the oftest French morocco
third less than the usual prices,
made for this seasons saes superior the best Paris
and London built carriages and uneQualled by
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
V YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1874
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
" TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier 46 North River.
WISCONSIN Captain treemanL January s. at 2:30 r. NJ
IDAHO captain jones' January IL al A. NJ.
Cabin Intermediate and Sieerage at low rates
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg Nor
way and sweden. &c. Drafts on Ireland, England
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply 70
WILLIAMS 4 GUION, 2g Broadway.
V,APsCoTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex
change, ONCE Sc south street Drafts for 81 and
ward, available III all parts OF Great Britain ire
land and Passage Certificates. by steamship and sailing
packets, issued at lowest rates. Apply TO TAPsCOTf
BROTHERS d co.
n,DoNovAN ROSsA.-cHEAPEsr PASSAGE Of
- fee In IN New York steamers every day. for Cork
Belfast Perry. Glasgow, Liverpool Drafts payable
everywhere Northern HOTEL corner Of Cortandt and
West streets.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

I OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING, A SOLITAIRE
IL Diamond Earring. on Fifth avenue. between thirty.
SIXTH titeth streets The finder will be literally
rewarded leaving II at Benefits jewelry store 294
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-YESTERDAY ON SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
II tween. Twenty. third and Twenty-dfth streets :
Pocketbook lining about SO and card with owners
name and address also small Coral Earring. 81 re-
ward Tor its return 209 West Thirty fourth street
The New York herald., 1874-12-25
EXCURSION =.


A. :. 4 a
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White
hall street. foot Of Broadway. for New Brighton, Snug
from $50 A. NJ TO 80 p NJ dallyi Sundays every two
hours, from $50 A. NJ to Gasp
INSTRUCTION.
G1d ENGLISH BRANCHES AND BOARD. PER
y r. 10 weeks $50 under 10; 500 Is; includes
all long standing, excellent home.
ABEL WHIrLUCK. Norwalk, Conn.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.
1O0 BOATS on HAND. ALL KINDS AND SIZES
lOO also Metallic Life Boats built to order cheap.
4th street. Harlem River and s ana S3 sonth street
STEk HEN ROBERTS
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

osT-RANK BOOK NO. 41go2 ISSUED BY THE
IL Manhattan Savings Institution. and payment OF ne
same has been siopped. The finder will obiige the
by returning the same TO the bank bil Broadway
corner Bleecker street
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

CHERIFFs SALE OF MACHINERY. 40
~ 3. HERMAN Sheriff's Auctionecr, sells on Satur
dav December 26 at Ii o'clock i2stn street. between
Third and Fourth avenues. the entire Machinery OF
nrst class saving and planning mill sale p9sitiye.
N. J. KEKsR Deputy
The New York herald., 1874-12-25

r OSrkBANK BOOK, NO. a7l0. YONKER's SAVINGS
Ia Bank, IN West street December u. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning the to 446 West
! Thirty first street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Dix's message appears to give general
satisfaction the press Of all parties Only very
few Democratic journals find any fault with H..
The Independent maintains that THE TRIB-
great religious body sn abject apology, be-
cause, by typographical error, recently said Con-
gressional when 1t meant Congregational. The point
seems well taken.
The Ne,r- Orleans Republican (KellOggs Organ)
complains that the subcommittee Of the House OF Rep
resenatves sent to that city investigate the charges
against Judge Dure sits with closed doors aud refuses
10 admit the accused and his counsel.
Senator Mcclure has introduced into the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature election bill applying the
general election laws of the Constitution TO the City OF
Philadelphia and providing other important safeguards
against fraudulent voting
Both Houses of the Maryland Legislature
organized yesterday. Senator Longwe OF Carroll
chosen temporary President OF the Senate and Green
bury Watkins OF Mon gomery, temporary Speaker OF
the House after which both Houses adjourned until
to-day.
Both of the Republican organs of Hartford
nave nominated the Hon. Henry Il. Harrison OF New
maven as the proper man for the Republicans Of Con
hecuct 10 run for Governor This 10 unmistakable
onef TO Sew-Haven 10 bury the Ratchet. and thus
restore harmony to the party
The Democratic State Committee of Con-
necticut has Issued call for Convention TO
at New Haven on Tuesday. Feb g. to nominate a State
ticket The address concludes with this liberal invita-
ton: I'VE cordially invite all voters to act with us IN
ORGANIZATION ana al the polls who opposed 10
agance and corruption IN official stations who demand
that III men shall be appointed 10 M all public positions
ana VINO desire that the Federal sis be
cspauete0 upon the principles VI tleo gQyeraWent.
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DIED.


BRowYELL- Auburn jan aged 30 years. M.r, vie u d.
Moses Brownrh
a RpINgRsaduy Monday, Jan. Percy Gsrfuer The ee
and Harriet G,riInet aged 10 aud mochs
At cal
will please attend. without further notor
GRADY-u Booklya jan Mrs Sarah Grady 7la yea.
Her and friends Tes~aav
o'clock from toe residence Of Mr. ysaes Lstsots
No. 50 sandsst, Brookyu.
HOPsON-fn this city, TUESDAY Jan g. apbhen,c Group Msry
villa only daughter Of the Rev. Geo Mar W hopss
aged
services will be held ia the Of st. stephen. C
Anuanda'e, N. L.. THURSDAY at Ga ocIocE
HOwBLI-On Tuesday. 6th inst william $. Howell. ND
His relatives sud friends yIed attend The funeral servtoe
hi, late resdence l49 sprugst Thurts, at IL Than
tement WILL take place FRIDAY st Rverhead. |. l.
LBNPESTYOn Tuesday J D. Of scarlet fever Besse Label asse
daughter Of William p aud Elizabeth I.ea:esty. - 49,
Funeral on Thury Jan B. at IL oeoh IRON 1861 sk~saS
Brooklyp.
LUYSTRR TUESDAY 9Th Inst. reiesns
Burgber tdovn \ .. Cs,hsins g. vie
PuperI services viii be be The Church Mes Dore srs
Island az $50 Friday, 9h inst kean,e snd 'n-sis.
geaei invited attend rrs By O'Clock boat Stsss ssaA
Perry N. T.
McCONNSOo the Sta n Foster MeCosR,a Ia The Ash ysss -
AMER solemn Requiem Mass ST. PAtneks Church. keoi
Brookln the we're yesterday inferred In te oe@s @ss
Holy Cross. flstbdsh.
QUACKBNB Flushing fre,s 9Th inst Of .esr lever.
Augustus only child Of George W. aud sarah 0ssescse
The 6asss Win take place nom the residence pafsa
and Harrington 1hursisv sh inst at ia orost .
TUBBs-At Monicr N J., Taesday noruiay Jsa 1874
MARI Are en daughter oil ssmus '" aai HasA b@ss
Funeral place 18Th ust at 1880 Csnlye- s'
be hs depot MSo'ss " meet the aS ssvss loot psreT
d. a. lGjOa m.
wALDBy-n Brooilyn the 9Th inst Esther r. wsw ts
Thomas Walden. To the S5.h year oi her age
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend her funeral ron ~ Pessrs
BPcop. Church. saest, boaa Bs,sSp. ss Thsni 81
inst At 3p. ....... f.r
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THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.
ORGANIZATION OF A STATE GRANGE IN MARYLAND
CHARACTERISTIC RESOLUTIONS.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsg.l

ORGANIZATION OF A STATE GRANGE IN MARYLAND
CHARACTERISTIC RESOLUTIONS.
GBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSEl
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Folowing quickly in the
steps Of her sister states. Maryland has a state
Grange OF the Order Of the Patrons OF Husbandry The
ceremonies OF organisation took place to-day Eldon
Hail. Faycttest Fifteen subordinate Oranges have been
formed In the STATE and there full attendance here
OF the Masters Last evening informal social gather
ing Of the Patrons and their wives was brought to
close by address from Deputy r. j. Ohr Of Iowa. who
spoke upon the prospects Of the Order throughout the
country. The proceedings this morning were secret
and pertained only to the organization Of the State
Grange. The following officers we're then elected and
duly installed for the ensuing two years:
Worthy Master, Joseph I. Moore, Montgomery County
Overseer. John c. Harper, Talbot County Lecturer
County s M t steward TSos ehart %nno Aran
del County; Chaplain, Jos Barlow Howard County, Treas,
HAIL. Hnns Arundel County GscfeepsT Wm Hep
bron. Kent County; Ceres. Mrs JOS 7. Moore. Sandy
Spring; Pomona Mrs. j. c. Harper St Mchaes Flora,
Mrs. John T.. Wilson Rockwell; Female Assistant
Steward, Mrs. Geo. W. Smith, Frederick city.
A constitution and bylaws were also adopted AT 7
O'Clock This evening the fifth degree conferred on
all entitled to receive 1t, and then the Grange, after
adopting the following resolutions adjourned 70 meet
in March:
members unitod Ia a common bond-by association"
or M fa, s 1T we deem
unite for their protection and their common good ;
wherefore Grange OF the Order OF the PATRONS
OF Husbandry has been formed ana therefore DC u
esofred FIRST the Order of the Patrons OF nus
bandry in not a womans rights association or place
for strong -mnded women" but we recognize the
equality of women with men by admitting them to
full membership in the Order.
Resolred Second that cordially invite all farmers
to JON with in extending 10 themselves their fam
lies and their calling the benefits OF the order ana we
recommend farmers OF all classes as a BOND or
union stronger than armies" and AN organization that
will not conflict with their social political or religious
principles ,I..-.,.
Res0ued Third that favor equal aud Just taxatoh
throug hou the country aud we oppose the system vi
taxing whole people for the beneh or enrlchlnE Oh
any class classes OF men, for any system OF indus
try whatever.
Resolued Fourth, that demand Justice and econ
omy IN the administration Of the Government and III tne
expenditure OF the public moneys and that the expenses
carrying the affairs of the nation be reduced W the
lowest possible limit.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GRANGE.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 7.-The State Grange Of
the Patrons OF Husbandry met tins afternoon at
o'clock and win continue in session three days Maste
d. b. Manger and about 10 delegates were present
There will he n public meeting in the Han oil the Hous'
OF Representatives, on Thursday evening
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bush flour Western Ground Spring s7Ss, 20 HS.. 80
md nominal Milwaukee No spring q so Do No Do q 70
s 7S So Sns ~ n6 S kSs & n.
zoe Dat. steady Western held at at 4sc Barter STEADY, c'nsds
IL. 81 s. ssSs %s.s'p 81 SeSsl . r.. Vi
DEraor Jan 7plour que, unchanged whes, s.ady -
81 so for Etis 81 5eia log No White Corn slea, Al 0se
IS IS. Receipts-loo bO flour 10000 bu.h whe., ooe
bush Corn and 5000 bash os ba'h wee'' so
Ssxo%Ls.s IsS 5Ee's ae,' ..s; q DG S E .
S&75c Oats active ard higher a. 5!o Bran ouie, a. ~ nay
sm 22s$23 fCr s2i tor choice roI. sasr =, p, -
sa,c Tor Clear Side 9' Coz
oSbns o Lard IN far demsnd iehi ssppyi eoe.
see Kes 9aaa' Sugar doli sales Of iseo' a. S..e oe-
see sG S s Sb s S '9 af E 20" 20 S
here Coffee quiet 0ninar, to Prime 81 s@Zic tes
Meal sold SO % Gold ll0sSlL bIeh'nss-Se~forI s'rhs
ST. LOWS jan 7-Elour grades medium au... ,o--s
sale, Of sspeene WSs :. SS s1 ~ 90 ~ s"y y,m ~
g 25gss 70 Wna.s,e Of No sg Pm a. u &C.. ss a.
%7l 5s fo oi f NO sn ss.s IL ,I
air active and higher 44d4jc for No ssns .sis
s SSy s S% s1a 81 o s Co., II s5ss g. R,s sss 500
sc Whisky firm at 95e96e PORK higher a. sl9@sl, 20. ."
aud order lots 6c shoulders Tor Clear Rio sides So TO
usry Live Hogs 81 1885 for hpgen - % go % toe
Ps s..ns 81 sq sSa ise' I6sa o. y ,os 90
ss' steers d2 S. cor, 5S 5t . s sa S.
ie U'' i 900 bush Rye $500 HOGS and 1000 Cattle
Of Ss &S Se wabash si go go Waite
Amber Michigan February. 81 81 hsrh VI yos Ne I'd
sales Of High Mixed, March =, Gic Apr o.. New ~
ts sT 10 co. Cover sS Sr Seed s .o o s
$50 60 SOr choice O4 Ss r9p' ~ 90 ssss
Corn and 5000 bush oas. .,r..s., A.. a..
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Hard So tor ieOs Dip Tar steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
FINANCIAL PARTNERSHIPS.
THE CONCORD BANK DErALcArtoN

CONCORD, Jan. THE Bank Commissioners
who have been examining the affairs OF the Nato nsl
Savings Bank. OF which W. w. Storrs. the Treas.
urer, lately proved defaulter. have No
ished their Investigation They ind that ths
defacation amounts to s62.s5i Ta The dcpostors are
considered by legal counsel be amply prossctcd -
the Treasursrs boDdsmen. Twothrds OF tho assets o.
the bank are in stocks and bonds OF Western railroads
and mortgage loans in Western States thess wessers
investments being considered njudiciousy large Tue
investments home they consider
but few exceptions. In tabular statement they eshmsS
the total OF the bank, including the Treas
urers defacation to 5s62l4 81. and the total -
fciency above the amount OF defacstion 70 De tlSs u
They also consider that change In the oioers OF ens
bank is necessary 10 confidence In the dcposto
They do not mpeach the honesty Of the trusteos
ANOTHER BANK DEFALCATION.
BOsToN, Jan. IF. 5. Bacon, cashier OF tho
Holyoke National Bank is defauter to the amount Of
1850. The bank ia secured by Bscon's bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
A BOSTON WOMAN MISSING.

Boston, Jan. Mrs. Adeline Badger, wife
OF the Rev Henry c. Badger OF No. "a Newburyst left
her residence yesterday stating that she had business
with her bookseller upon whom she called and settled
an account Since then she has not been note
left upon her table leads to the belief that she intended
20 commit suicide, and noticeable depression In her
manner for the past weeks strengthens this belief
Mrs Badger was the principal OF large private school,
me Der elect of the Boston School Committee. and
woman of rare intellect and culture.