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epe3ial : Noti;em.
ycrmil9te Mn3eige1t.

Mn bic 50. 9abio steap e. g.,
9ir. IL, sno=@anHrabe.
Nieine Serren Das Wialen bet MuBcneite metnes
Ypotbeferzedbens unb Saus an Der Shoof>ede Der
Sanoperz uun @amoenitraBe, unsefdbr 200 Suaz
ia Efuno 5brer r9ontoulzS hieicrz6arbe" iiir ore
anIrtdbe notbmenbis. 9a i'd Die e5runobefaroz
tbeie oerIeIben fenne nit Der obi9en &batia9e per-
tunbeu, 10 empfeble id S9re Sarbe init pleieh Ser'
9niigen. Grgebenlt r..a
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NNorop Grind, una aeIbftutppn.

Nbiiqsel lph q, %, Suit, = Der
32 jdbrige @eer9 SOifmanu be9tng beute
MOrgen SelbitnlOrb, inoem er iid ben SalS
abibnitt. Sorber bate er ieine 6rau 5n er=
moroeu pcriudt. 9ieielbe bate am SalS
unO @eNdt tiefe S6nittluunoen.
Bbilabe1pbia, %, Siiii.-5Q8 pauS
9lr, 1889, NofOe JteNnte=Srabe, @tgentbnm
George gS: 9offnan'S, mar beute WNr9en
Der Sdauplab eiHer fdredliden @e9ebenbett.
Soiimau, meIder Suiifmieb uno ieit lduge=
rer 3eit obue Seihditigung mar, rpurbe in
Solge bieicS llmltanbes ldwcrmiitbig uub
brobte i9on Dor orei gSo6en, ii6 oaS Qeben
su nebmen. Seute 0iOrgen periette e. ieinet
arau nil eiuem lAwefeu' ellernet1 >Sditreiiell
6rei S9tdge nn5 bradte ibr bann nit einem
Staitrlnciirr s,me ss,,,s 9roBe S9nittmunbe an Der
linfen Seite bes aopfes BET, Raa baYlndfl=
gem Ralgpfe enirlB ne Inn ele asdHei Der
Dtann fiel ritdlings III 8ooen nnb ihnitt ftf
nit oem 0tuinmeHer ben Sals ab. Die btn<
3ueilenoen Na9barn fanoen 9oifmau IN ter
benbem 3nitanbe unO ieine 6rau perseblid
bemiibt, Oas itr0menbe Slpt III ftiaen. 9er
llugliiflide ltarb naH ipenlgen augenbliden
Sic berbei9erufenen Ierste perbanben ete
Wunaen BET EraH, melfe ireilih idmer3bait
ilnb, aber nidt iitr gefabrlid) 9ebalten lpcr~
hcrr
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@idtiae Qlnarine

fftr 8rnnoetaetstbii merl
9etuobe, abtrtte, 1esspooIs, SentIoter uno onoere
9eru6 ourh ben ueleH S '>'
GegmHaoien .ns8ra bumaSs sMpparat.
aue aifrd9e merben prompt beIorat.
(Sanj, ,t2Dfe)
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YermtiHte 9epefdjcn ats
y1etpsg)prf.

Nep YOrf, %. Suli. - YrdFSent
Grant 1T beute Morgeu BON Song Sran6
bier ansefomn1eu, I'M na6 Yaterlon, MS,
,u qeben uno bort Der Ieuuion Der r9roben
Irnlee Der Stepublif" bei3nwotnen.
= Oas Grefutip= =@onltte Der ySafe=Sbore=
@iicnbabn" bat bei9loiieu, baB teine 9ipt=
oenoe ge5ablt tperoen io1. Die Sra9e, Die
gabn an bic Stem orft@entral=Sabn" 3u
perpadten, purbe nit)t beriibrt, nnb es bat
iett BEN Nni6ein, als ob oaS barauf beSiigz
lide @erii6t eine bon 2lftiell=Sobbern aus9ez
iprengte @nte lei.
-@olo er0fuete beute su 10 nnb id)loB
5u 1899.
- Ser llnterzSdabmeiiter 5abIte bcute
s119, 900 ans als 3inien unO $1,000 fir eilt=
gesogene Sblisationen.-0ie beuttgen Colt
Ginnahmen betrugen 1888 700.
- Maltbp y. Sane, elmer Der 0trettoren
Ser ,I6ten National gunf," melder nit
Charles Suoion, bem &aiItrer, beiduloigt
mar, falihe gerihte iiber Die AnJele9enbel=
ten Der Bauf eritattet gu baben, wuroe beute
oerbaftet unb inter $4,000 Siirsidatt gez
iteut. 9u6 Union 4bams, ST Brdfbent,
uno Billiam Baoe, ein 9r=0ireftor, iuers
ben perbaftet weroen.
Die 9ampfer vgbpiiinia" BON 0ioer-
pool, Sictoria" unb yState Of BennlglpG'
nia" pom Glasgow unb uSriiia" BON 6am=
burQ ftu0 hler auQefonlnleu.
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Il ut ESQ sc n.

u tt 8 9 H.
S. 9aneD
1T bon VT. al, g8eft=Baltimore=, nod Vr. 80,
yspro GbariesftraBe,s se3o9en, woielbf etu ie9r
aroBer Yorratb BON
WenSd1ett=G anren,
als: Yerri6em, Snmpees, Veffebtem, eo odem.e.,
foDie dub
Isarfiimerie'n, Samme, Suriten, Eadber,
9oiIetten= nno TancNz Nrttfel
3u ebr bili9en Breien gu iinben itno.
e. Sanes, ytr. 35, Npro=Gbarles>,s
etne 3p1re oberbalb Der eerinston StraBe.
(Seu2,fSs)
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Stc Ncanion Der Neteratet 5u
Naterion. W.sS.

Safer OH H.-S., %. Suli.- Sll unIez
rer Stabt berrldt beute we9en Der 8cuuion
per geteranen groRe Gegeiiteruug. Sic
SauptitraBen iinb nil @uirlanbeu uno Sab
nen pra6tpol beforirt unb bic 3abl Der a1=
meienoen @Glte miro auf 10000 geid)dtt.
grdiioent Grant, Gefretdr 9tobeiou uno
9ouperneur Barrier iinb nm IL llbr nit Ell
nen1 grtraSuge BON Seriep= p=Sitp, N.~S., bier
aagefonlnleu, I'm llbr brad)te Elm @rtrq=
aug etwa 5000 Nfili3eu aus Nep=Dorf, Ser.
jce- -@itp, 9telparf, Stem -Sruns,uid, Srenton,
@amben uno anbereu Stdbten. Der StitSug,
au ,peldem tpenigitens 5000 Berlonen tbeil=
nabmen, bot einen prddti9en slnblid. 3u
ben 6remoeu geb0ren peri6teOene @OngrcBz
mitslieber unb Seneralc. Ser Sag tit III
ieoer Se5iebun9 fir Iaterlan etH 1eieftas.
9aterien, W.sS., %. Stunt. = gu
ben &eOueru tes Cages geb0rte and Yrdi.
@rant. @r CAB ieiner 6reuDe slusOrud, itd
unter ben giirgern Yaterion's 5u befinoen,
Don beuen er piels idon i'm Selhe ge.rOHeu
babe. ST fiigte hinsN, bab er fcin JteOner
lei, baB er feline GeOe bdlten iuiiroe, luenn er
es fDunte, uno oaB er feline 0tepe balten
f1nne, meun er eS molte. Sin sGnnernoeS
Sod folgte Sep aniprabe oeS Brdk0enten.
Die Seittl6feitcn 6allerten bis Wtitterua DIT,
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spe3ial > Noti3en.
DaIttttore
frf 9ufurduff Wkfe.

80Ittt1tote
fire .3n(uranfe Wftife,
Sub bmeftsS6e bon 3nutbs nmo SSatetse etxate.
6iee Geieajhatt uerF4erttortlpdbrenb sesen Bers
tuit ober S1aoel euT4 HranSnnsliid iopoN IN ber
lBobnz, eaben- uno 9Baarenbduier, San6eIsshter,
ader6auz Yrobufte, Dtobeln, Saus @erdtbibaften,
TN @au be9rifiene ober TN Safen in 2abuus 6efinb'
ltde NabrSeuge H.. M.
Das 3ir.ttortun. beRebt aus torsenben Serreu:
Wm. s arriion, YrdfSent;
Geo. U. Biders, $. b. 4apff,
SauiS g. Wition, s. Siobt. Senffns,
Soiioh BENNINGTON, g. gforton StefDdrt
Strands g. &ina .. II. Hemcomer,
Senru &urrol. SrpilIe Sorptt,
81, e, Steuart. Qg. D. 2aplor,
2Hm. j.. 8rune, Ssfael Soqens
s5s'--~ G5eorae g. Sarriion.
Npp.atOn oraiase s1l sss Setssds sIs g. an N
geutnE uuo Raterffrase ertbeilt, mo aut 1de sufz
ridge loiort erleoist weroen. BerF9erunsen peroea
Guj irseno cine Sriit anseuonmen, iUete Der Appta
sant MIN iben mag.
lSauI,iSD 6t. G0cooWottDs SerI.
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Grtlarung.
Sa elm @erIdt in Der Steot cirtulir, oaB mir auss
uerfauien, um unier @eIddt aujuseoen 10 er9relIen
mir bieie @eleaenbeit, i'm unieren 8unoen nno oem
Yu6!ifum ansiSeiseu, oab mir unier 9eibdft n d. t
aufseben, ionbern nur Wtemthenbaare 5um
aoaSsile uertouien, UNI unisren Iorrath ~ Ieeasl M
bro gtiid, neIdbe mir 5um 8oenpree ablaier; fers
ner 1900 aros sriSette6 Su 50 eeuts uuo tbeurer Jos
pie Elm Susemsnes aiioItiment BON S@aarip!aarsn @
sor in SIR. 62, qerinStonrrase, uno beiebe fit bic
WaGreu :. Scanneret,
(San26,tStl ytr. 6S, Seftn9tonWtoBs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-09
JANUARY 8, l6i
DIGas. CUNNINGHAM & 90.

Meeting OF the creditors Yestcrday-No
Arrangement Yet.
meeting OF the creditors OF this concern took
place yesterday, after being postponed from time
to time. The meeting was well attended. and alter
some parley the firm made a proposition to the
creditors which these however, did not accept,
and wanted time to think over or, at all events
until the committee of creditors are ready with
their report on the condition OF the firm. The
committee have been at work for q couple OF
weeks and are preparing report which will en-
brace the exact figures OF the assets and liabilities
as well as statements OF the market value of the
commercial paper which the firm holds. The prin-
cpal creditor OF the house stated to be Mr.. Da-
vid Brown OF Franklin street, and it is understood
that he as well as the creditors generally, are IA.
yOrable to the house continuing In business In
preference to being pushed into the Bankruptcy
Court The creditors insist, however, that more
capital must be put into the house. 80 that 1t shall
begin again on o firm basis. Ii seems to be the
opinion, not only oil the creditors, but Of the men,
bers OF the firm themselves, that they have been
doing very large operations ON capital INSULT
Gent in itself TO carry them through. Before sus-
bending the firm had hoped for an inux OF capital
from an outside source. which, however, did not
come and this precipitated their DOWNFALL. In the
meantime, after discharging about twO-thirds OF
their clerks aud help, the business OF the house Is
going on as usual. but for the benent OF the cred
itors. There is little doubt, however, when the
repOrt OF the creditors committee Is made that
the house will resume.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. g. 1874
m wss III Sales s5ss bales Exports coast
NKw ORLEANS JAN g. 1874
dlisss. isss: srici 5000 crdinaTy sc net Tsceips
to the ocniinent s 70 France 1886 coasSise
Sls Sales, 400; last evening. 5000 Stock. 26Os6s
Cotton firm, bare; middling. ls4c. low m!ddhng l5c
pS1 ss sSsa M bales
SAVANNAH Jan. 8, 1874
Soften ie sssfs
2,276 Stock Oo,77a
Cotton frmcr, good demand; midding. l5sSc low
3S sd S sr src sS0d he met
tinent u.s. France 6oo coastwse. lso7 Sales, 1000
vs " ss e %:s ct s. % %
$40 Tor double extra Wnes, quiet; sales Of car lots Of
held Corn steady; sales Of bushels al
s s
60 o Say & 81 on for psr
eyI Missa SnsSanssd shorss So shipsiSis So
tn and per Bosom to Nsw ao. @
to Albany ssi 2sS" ' '' w. - ~" .A ~
Flour quiet and unchansed Wheat arm ana in good
Corn rm and demand at sh Mixed
airy 6sc. March, low mixed new, 5d&c no grade. new
o f @ g?
81 9oss bushels T. % ~ %
bushels corn and 9J0O bushels Shipments-4,00
BUFFALO, Jan. 8, 1874.
Imports for the last "a hours:-FIour, Il 800 bbis ;
wheat 622i bushels; corn. $4,000 do. oats o. 5S5 do !;
barley A0 do g, ExP3rs7Mheat 50 zoo bushels corn
spring 81 81 90; bakers; 81 Is IS Isl amber. IS
SIS 5O white IS 80 a 81 Wheat inactive but firm; Mil
waukee No. / spring g %; do. No. spring, 5! ~
Chicago No spring II 40 red winter, 81 % q 81 co.
winter 81 10 81 To Corn advanced sales 0O0
bushels No. at lie &c.: held at the close at 75c
Oats good demand sales of coo bushels Western
private terms; held at lsc 5oc Barley nominal; Can
ada, 81 % u o. western " Co. kye quiet held at
d. ' 81 g. Dressed hOss 81 q o,Ssr p srsi.
Giles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Jan. g 1874.
rSd. Hu,v 81 a. % ,"r NJ nr,n~ al an for No
cash or january 81 rs February; No spring, 81 Ii
81 l66; rejected, 81 W 81 10. Corn in fair demand
and higher at 56c cash January SIC February 64c.
May; rejected od' oc new 4Sc a9c oats steady AZ
and in fair demand At 7sss 79c for No Barley firm
and in far demand at 81 81 IS TOR No fall 22%
81 241z Tor No. spring. Pork in fair demand and
lowe. ~ 81, ~ G at aug M M S vo5 Sarr S
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Missouri Sizes Hannibal and ct. yoseph is-
sue, 50; Tennessee skies, Old. 70; do. do
do, ex coupon. 69K; DO. do, new.
rs; do do. do, ex coupon. 6ek; do. do,
new series, 90; Virginia sixes old, IS; do. do, new
AZ; do. do, consolidated, COX; do. do, deferred.
IL Georgia skies, as; do. sevens. new. 81; North
Carolina skies, OLD, January and July. 2o<; do.
do, April and october, 25k; do. do, North Caro-
lima Railroad, on January and July. rs; do. DO.
do. or April and october, "a; North Carolina
fund act, 1909, 49, do. DO, 1858, 1s; North Caro-
lima special tax. class 1, 8; do. do. class 2 g.;
do. do class Q, 8; South Carolina sIxes "a; do. do
January and July. o; South Carolina fund act,
1856, II; Arkansas sevens, L. r. ana TT. s. ISSUE
15; do. do, l. r., p. B. and N. o., Is.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were dull, the only reported trans
actions having been in American Exchange at los,
ana Commerce at H. The latest bids are an
nexed:-New York, l16H; Manhattan, las; Mer-
chants. lis; Mechanics, 1870; Union, 12e; America,
las; Fulton 1850; Greenwich, 2l2; Ganatn National,
I22; Leather Manufacturers, 100; State OF New
York, 1905; Commerce, liz; American Exchange
l07; Chatham, 100; Bank Of the Republic, 100 I;
Irving, 100; Metropolitan, 1923; Market ITO; Mas.
sau, 100; Shoe and Leather, 1873; Corn Exchange,
1i7A; Continental, II; Importers and Traders
$50; Park, 126; Central National, 95; Fourth Ma
tional, 90; Ninth National. 100; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 80; German-American, 81.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
49, l.o Aaw
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Erie hallway shares, preferred, s. p. Erie Rail-
way shares, 431a.
PARIS BouRss.-LoNDoN, Jan. 81 p. M-Paris de-
spaches quote rentes Mt $751; &C. 6s0P MFrcnch renes
closed at $751; Csc
FRANKFORT BoURsx.-FRASKroRr Jan s-United States
hve-twenty bonds, 7H for the issue OF 1852
COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JAM 30 :U r.
M-Sales the basis of middug uplands nothing be-
good ordinary, shipped January, at SID ado do de-
liverable and February 3d. do nothing below
low mddhng, shipped January and February at si6d
OF the day $40 bales American sales on
the basis of mddtng uplands nothing below good ord
nary shipped January and February at 3l6d. sales
dinary shipped January and February at s7i6di mid
market is firm. Midding npiands Sd. SD; middiing
Orleans, SGD. Sales 1900 bales, including 500 for
speculation and export Cotton arrive, l6d higher
Sales the basis Of middlins uplands nothing below
Sood m o sna 20 Sale;
on the middling Orleans nothing below low ruid
diinrs shipped December, at sgd.
LiyERrooL BRxApsruvrs MAaEzI-LrvERrooL, Jan 3
P, N-Corn, So. Cd. per cwt
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INCLUDED in the above are 25 bales arrive For ii
as foIlows-Last evening alter three ocock-January
at 2g-2c al Is sis2c. March, ~ at l61sc
u s2c 900 at iS sse April PR 400 at ls 81 55Sc May 200
isEss %spssfx az 10 s 5
SO IS 23Sac, 800 at 100 at 10 % February,
e s. ie &C is Ct 100 s. 4 10 az
S s. 81 4 i J sss
at i6ssc., 400 at Is 2s.s2c 800 at i6 Hide, loo at
IL q Sc 200 at lds1e 100 at IL so at o at
Il e .sSs Agf! 10y ISL sse
H at J june at e. ii sc Zoo az II iSiss fa 81
bales Grand total 26s00 bales; Exchange-9.l6c paid
100 bales Baltimore on private terms The receipts at
the ports were as follows: Galveston, Az bales New
MOBILE i ~ Sora S Ssw 9Spf
last week. so67s This day last year. is,ois
hands today and the obbing raae was only moderate
The MARKET however, was hrm tor all descriptions The
quote Rio, ordinary cargoes 23Ac. 24c; fair 40,
@ range sSoa o @0 los &C. % sSa psr H.
sss su.S Ssyi?a s s in Msss
SHc. a &C.: St. Domingo. 2sc. a 2s1sc. Porto Rico
zee :7c Costa Rica SGs s s' Mexcar Ssc; e
a 2Sisc, gold. 50 and 80 DAYS credit.
FLoUs AND -Recepts-Flour, 1885 bbls. ;
M Shs 80 Sass U bushels barsy
rye 200J do The flour market ruled steady under fair
inquiry in good part Tor wnsp what Grnnds The
e 90 Sps imcndins 6o bbis Of Southern and 5Oo Sbis
Of our all at prices within range a 3 Of our quoss
bbl at 81 Is for Brandyw and - rs Tor Jersey
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JERSEY THIEVES AT IT AGAIN.

The suspension Of operations by the thieves in
Hoboken was not destined to last long. Between
one and four O'Clock yesterday afternoon burglars
entered the residence Of the sisters Of Charity ad
joining the schoolhouse, went up stairs, bolted the
doors to prevent surprise and rifed desk Of 500
They then escaped unnoticed through the oase'
ment
The despcradoes "Cooley Reyes" and 'Engllsn
Harry" are still held at the police station, and VIII
be committed to jail to-day, probably, TO await
trial for the same offence that sent the Jersey City
bank robbers to the state Prison having bur-
glars tools In their possession. One OF the gold
pencils was Identified yesterday, hpt ne oWpeg
can Z EamemRsx the niayah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-09
ESSEX COUNTY IN. j. TAXES.

In Newark yesterday the Board OF Chosen Free
holders met. The County Collector made state
ment of the taxes OF the county, which show that
the amount assessed Is $1,2s9.9s1 J.; amount paid
1861, 1906; amount due. $72s,Oe4. Newark's unpaid
amount is seas, 1885, Livingston township has
alone paid up It's full share. The presiding Of1icer
OF the Board said II was exceedingly important
that these taxes should be paid to maintain the
credit OF the county, as tho county stil owed the
state Tor taxes, and he hoped that the members OF
the Board having influence with the collectors in
their townships would urge upon them the impor-
lance OF having their tax collected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-09
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Active and Firmer - Flour
Steady-Wheat and Corn were Higher
Oats Firmer-P0rk and Lard wele
Steadier-suEar Active and Firm-Cof-
fec Quict-PetroIeum About Steady
Spirits TurPentine Firm - Rosin
Steady - FreiShts Quiet - Whislkey
Steady.
THURSDAY, Jan. SO P. M.
The markets were generally firm to-day, but
business was still retarded by the unlavora-
BILE weather. The conviction is growing in the
public mind that the discrepancy between gold
and paper money will be no less. while the proba-
blitles are that 1t win be greater; hence the In
creasing speculative feeling which is showing
itself on every hand. On Change flour was firm,
with moderate inquiry. Wheat was hrmer
though the demand was only moderate. Corn was
excited and decidedly higher though no one
appeared to know why. The market left or strong
at the Improvement. Oats were without decided
change. whiskey was steady. Pork and lard
were rather quiet but seadier In the latter there
quite difference In the price OF contracts which
natural in view existing facts connected with the
market Freights were quiet and without decided
Cotton active, both for spot and forward
and prices higher. Sugar active and
firm, while other articles in the grocery line quiet
stores were generally quiet essentially changed
CoTToN-The market for cotton on the spot was uni
active good demand from all classes Of
Futures ruled fairly active at advance OF Nc, at
which the market closed strong owing chiefly to light
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y me z .sI. sss .5ssf
The sales we're about iisooo bushels at slsc Sc in
o3 aS
gaze so Sa n al "m as e
ahoat. Ole a 62c. TOR mixed state adoat and &C. orc
sr
Csnsia anos s. % Tor good DO in store and 81 90 iof
vas quoted nomnaly steady 81 % 81 o. Tor State
Fsslcars-Transsctions in berth freghts nave been
n Ezra and ss were not Ms
about steady The engagements were;-fo Liverpool
s Ss ss
-four on private terms TO London BY seam % bales Of
ia 4 a g e s:sss Ia. +. S
& Sss 1s IL s.sass
SSs snee s same qua nysg grain % sas
same ySyago and 'ate Swedish tark hence same ySy
toms he 81 % @ Of
oSis United hom
Sar "a or arfG eSrs n S S S
Of rsnSa s Ks1o1 %a direct
ysis TERMS British bark hence to port IN The Une
Kinsd9p 1900 bbls OF renned do a. is a. vessel
we were unable TO learn the particulars
way the ws @
quiet, but all grades were firmly held. We note
a?%
Due. small sales OF Dcncrara 35c STOCK
as sads 9Gs's es Rsa,
&C. &C. sao ss s Gas GS s Esq.,
New Orleans Soc. nc w. 90 0N '''" N'" '''''
was nacye but very rm order quote
at @ s So w sss
81 Tor colpnon to coed heard q sales 81 4s bbs
and i.OOO bbs including No. and No private terms
Tar and pitch were neglected. and quoted ncminaliy
fHrnoLrun-on 'chanpe today the market tor stand.
contract of 1901 bbis made prompt delivery at
@ ay Sss a. re We nae a.
sale % 1919 ebs Of hsh test TOR PROMPT dessry a. ne
bills: rePortedi January delivery at ec Cases
100. Naphtha emained nominal at SIZE for city. At
ses sns @
YORK of o9o Db OF crude in bulk, for February de-
t Sss s4ss
sfss Ssss Gs
! s &c r
remained about the same; sales 100 boxes Of
short of
f. for ,0s wes'ssn Ssss met nv Vim ana Moderate
e s So 8 sss mss b5. 81 wa 81
S26 India do tlerces and S26 $27 for India
mess Beef hams sold in lots to the of $50 bbs
at S24 1924 90 for Southern. Cut meats quoted
steady, under a moderate demand The sales include
200 smoked hams at sac; 50 boxes OF ribbed bellies,
lies IS lbs average; q 7%c 50 boxes Of clear bellies
at To- a 19S, smoked anS DO. at ST. picked
LardThe market for Western was rather seadier but
month s;i6c. for February and sSc for March. We
January 94c. $50 erces February, AZ 9ac; $50
tierces tor do at 5sc ESQ terces for do on private
at 9c., and 500 uerces tor April, at exc. City
quiet; 81 terces Of prime sold at SIC.
RIoi.-1here has been moderate distributing bust
contaminated to-day, with prices ruling steady The
sales include go tierces of Carolina at ss1c per
h. small lots of Patna 80 bags previous figures and
250 bags Of Rangoon at 7 also 50 bags Of Louisiana
at Sc.
sucAR-For raw sugar the demand continues good and
the market ruled steady the basis of TIC &c. for
good refining The sales are said to aggregate about
$500 hhds but the authenticated transactions
could learn foot up 2s hhds including $40 hhds OF
good &c. and l00 do at from &C. &c. also 1876 boxes
centrifugal at sac. The stock has been much reduced
and the market is consequence very firm Rchned
with demand sseptialy upaltered Messrs
Wait Creighton Morrison, in their circular of this ate
sum up follows-
lNores Hans IoJo
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Evening.-Lard. Ga Cd per cw Pork zos per Dbl for
new mess Bacon, aSz cwt Tor long Gle ar middes
and 3ys. tor short clear mddles
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoFpor, Jan S-Evening.-
Common rosin, Is Cd. per fine do, la l3 spir-
lbs turpenane, jos % . Sis Per cwt fshow Ais I'D per
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A PUTS AND CALLS; $40 TO 500 INVESTED IN
IA. them often pays 500 $lOOo; the only safe
me ihod OF rating in Wall street. on limited capital
fully explained ~ Pamphlet, mailed Tree TO any
address orders executed on marg ms -
VALENTINE TUMBRIDGE d CO..
Bankers a nd Brokers', 20 Wall street New York.
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81. 45l 22,834 800. 792 1874
2.5S9 1888 1914 326
81, 040 26,667 9S0,2S5 l,S40
1881 6,224 l07, 326
29.659 q, 443 273,102 1874
22,2l2 D,7s7 ll3,IM 1853
1854 1894 253,772 1882
Totals. ......... .......
Sales since January l.......

nary IL 1871 ..:......:..... 2s7s2 657g sss.9es IA
We quote :-Cuba-Re1ning, inferior common, CSC.
SEC. grocery, fair g good, ssSc SIC. prime
boxes, Nos. TO IS s1.c a se:i mOlasses hhds.
Cuba ciayed-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos to O. 7c
75ac do, 10 to II Tc asc 49, IS to 70 sssc agsc.;
white, 9ssc, losc Porto Eeo,Reaning esommon 10
BraziI-Duch standard. Nos to IL, 6s4c. Sc. Java
Dutch Standard Nos. 10 to r. SIC. Mana-Superior
and extra superior. &c. INC
which values were entirely nominal
TALLow.-Ihe market continued quiet and prices were
rather Sales reported OF 7000 lbs at 7c
o INC.
WnIsKEY.--Reccipts 9ss bbls. The market continued
quiet but steady The sales foot up 30 bba ali at 81
nor
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FINANCIAL.

A -LAPSLEY BAILEY. BROKERS. IA BROAD
"A. way.-stock and Gold Privileges; also Double Priv
Ileges In Stocks and Gold All contracts signed by mem
bers of Stock Exchange responsible parties Stocks
bought and sold against these contracts in place OF
gn enaoling persons Of small means to speeaae WIN
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Fermented hQuol

The fermented liquor Ii put In hoBneaos -
0allons) barrels, eghths slxths ana quarsens
About threeourths was lager. The greater pOs-
ton is consumed in the city; but there IL co.
siderable expoEtatQpAto tina Meat LAdAeA Aan 'A'
| copptrlaA
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A MORTGAGE or $1,000 WE'LL SECURED ON FIRST
class city proper " Tor sale. For arcuiars apply
TO wARING & sTANiiAL, hardware store, corner Of
Sew ninth Third avenue.
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Stock (ascertained by actual
count, inciuding specuia-
tom January l, 1874.
Receipts since January l.....