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Splendid Assortment OF Low Priced
Ingram CARPETS and OILCLOrHS.
J. q. FISHER CO., IA Fourth avenue.
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CUBA.

Spanish Soldiers in Retreat After Severe
Bsttle-Heavy Losses In the Field
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DR.. X. Fredertcl<s, - West Twenty
second sreet"Postve evidences of spirit presence"
Special inIaiiible treatment of cancer.
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A Sworn Cure for Neuralgia, Rheuma~
tism, Pains In BACK Lungs, Heart Head, Kidneys and
Nervous Diseases--Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REM
EDY No cure no charge. $50 tor incurabe case. II
John street.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Provincial Rebellion Prostrated-Fight Of q
Rebel Commander.
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ROME, Jan. Is, 1874
contradiction is given to the report that Car.
-dinal Antoneln is seriously ILL.,
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Balls and Parties VIZ. Snow a nd Rain
BOOTS SHOES INDIA RUBBE as, all styles and prices.
ut MILLER CO.'S, No. Union square.
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid.
Never fails. Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHBLOR'S Wig Factory 10 Bond 81, N. Y
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DIR. NewfOn's Medical and Surgical
Institute No "a Bona sreet-Speciat attention given ~
chronic diseases Consultation tree.
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A.-A.-3,OOO Pairs OF SeIf-Acting Over.
SHOES, put on and OF without using the hands. ~
BROOKS, 1876 Broadway.
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DunvilIe Il CO.-ihe Irish Distitlerfes,
Belfast Ireland the largest holders Of whiskey -
the world. Their OLD IRISH WHIskEY Is recommend
ed by the medical profession in preferences rrench
brandy Supplied In casks cases United States
Branch, 81 Broad street, New York
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Anakesis will euro Piles When Quaoe
nostrums have failed Sold 46 Walker and all Druggists
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Established 40 Years.-Dr. Lewis Medic
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE. No. 7 Beach street
Special attention given to Nervous Diseases
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Furs.-Closing Out Sale Choice stock Of
nne FURS at reduced prices. BURKE.
2lO Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFYICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 16-1 A. N. }
PyObUbtlft,eS

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 16-1 A. N. }
Probabilities.
For New England generally clear and cold
weather will prevail, with fresh and brisk north
westerly 70 southwesterly winds.
PoR rHR MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES AND THENCE
sourHvRsrWARD TO THE EASTERN GULF COAST
CONTINUED COLD AND CLEAR WEATHER, WITH
NoRrHERLY AND WESTERLY WINDS.
For Alabama and thence westward to Texas,
northeriy to eastcrly winds, with low tempera-
ture. threatening weather and possibly areas Of
rain or snow.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cold and
clear weather, with northerly winds during the
greater portion OF the day. followed by cloudy
weather, falling barometer and siignuy rising
temperature.
For the lower lake region and thence eastward
to View Brunswick, continued cold anu parity
cloudy weather with areas Of snow.
For the upper lake region and the Nor'hwes''
falling barometer slightly rising temperature,
fresh and brisk easterly to southery winds ana
areas OF snow near Lake Superior and In the upper
Aississippi Valley.
The Weather I'm This CITY Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF las
year. az Indicated by the thermometer at Aud
nuta Pharmacy. HERALD Building -
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Don't Buy an .sElastfc Truss" TIL You
have seen POMEROY's, price s. at IA Broadway
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Oropsy Cured, Guaranteed. No
Charge-E NJ PECK, SO West Tive ninth street. tour
doors from Broadway, New York. Office hours from 10
To II O'Clock A. M.
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lV0roQ0 temper AZURE yeBteruAy TX
average temperature for corresponding date
last Teor .s'.s......~.....-..... %H
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During the Process OF Teeshing Every
mother should give her child Mr. wINsLOW'S SOOTH-
ING Strip. 1t relieves the child from pain softens the
gums, wind collie and 10 regulate the bowels
child
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Havana Bankers.-J. b. Martinez Is Coz
10 Wall street. Me- York will pay the highest rates (oe
spanish Doubloons and Havana Bank Bills &c.
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1eLssaAn TO the NEW YORK HERALp.

BAN FRANCISCO Jan. Is, 1874.
the steamship China, from Hong Kong and Yoko-
hama. arrived here this morning.
A defective piston caused the delay which has
taken place on Ter voyage. She lies low In the
water, and came up the haroor with only one
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n. APPLETON d co.
say ana SOL Broadway,
publish this day

DESCRIPTIVE SOCIOLOGY,
mr. GROUPS OF SOCIOLOGICAL FACTS, classified and
arranged, BY Herbert Spencer; complied and acstrsc
ted by David Duncan. A. M, Professor Logic &c
the Presidency College, Madras; Richard Scheppig,
Phi d., and James Collier. English Compiled and
distracted by James Collier. One volume. folio:
From the British Quarterly RevicwJ
"No words are needed TO In icste the immense labor
here bestowed or the great SOCIOLOGICAL benefit which
such mass of tabuated matter done under such
tent direction win confer The work will constitute
epoch In the science of comparative sociology
From the London Correspondent " the Tribune
The work Is gigantic its value when comp hte
will be immeasurable, and Its active influence uhs
study Of sociology and help 70 that study greater
haps than book published. II 10 CyttopR
Social Sience but cyclopedia edited ho the gfestst
o; s0ciologistAn
$50 much information, encun cred with 50 Attic rub
bish has Doore been brought to bear
opment OF English institutions There Is har fly living
student but Will gain something by looking through tho
cOmpilau0n which relates to his fcial subject
whether this bo love morals, alton theology,
the division AZ labor or N ras Of "' Aacn scsntinc
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Wigs, Toupecs.-G. Rauchfuas Practical
Wig and Toupee maker. No. East Twelfth street, nsar
Broadway
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$500 Rewa rd offered To Amy Pors0D
WHO CAN GIVE INFORMATION LEADING TO THE
RECOVERY OF ABOUT 800 DOZEN OF KID GLOVES
STOLEN FROM MY STORE IN 1AE MONT or hT6
to 18TH INST nor TEE sAsE TINE OF T MAEM
GLOVES, AS EVERY PAIR IS STAMPED -"CHEIL-
LEY, EXPRESSLY MADE FOR q. EDLER."
o. EDLER 929 BROADWAY
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IurIueE pIOpOScO 10 cut OOWn Tue expenses vi Tue
Marine Corps when the bill reaches the Senate
This branch Of the havy is regarded as barnacle
on the hull OF the navy and can be dispensed with
In part without injury to It's efficiency. During
the debate to-day Mr.. Cox OF New York, alluded to
the efciency OF the British navy and the readiness
OF British war vessels to render good service when.
ever called upon, citing the action OF the COM
mander Of the Niobe in entering the harbor Of
the virginius crew. without regard to nation atty,
and for which act Congress ought to vote him
thanks. This remark was not reished by the re-
publican side and made some patriotic gentlemen
squirm IN their seats VINO had been preach
ing economy In the wrong direction In
this connection Mr.. Cox received a telegram from
John Ericsson to-day In which he says that Mr..
Crooke's statement Is utterly unfounded that all
European war ships draw thirty feet OF water.
The iron-clad turretships Thunderer and Dcvasta-
ton, draw only twenty-six leet with full war
equipment and ], 200 tons Of coal on board. These
ships, the most formidable In the British
navy, specially built to cross the Atlantic,
will consequently draw only twenty-four feet on
entering New York HarbOr, with 500 tons OF coal
remaining In their bunkers. 1t b absurd to sup
pose that the English naval authorities would
build vessels incapable OF crossing the bar Of the
very harbor intended to be entered. IL should be
observed that the light draught OF the class OF iron.
cads referred to owing their extreme breadth
being fully 81 feet, while their length between the
perpendiculars is only 2sS feet.
Redemption Of the Loan OF 1868.
Up to this cate $94ss, 600 OF tte loan of June IA,
1858, have been redeemed and exchanged for bonds
OF the funded loan Of 1881. TIE amount exchanged
IA AAsaa-Aoa .sA s~~ ~s""~.t rAdssmsd AA2sa-0oo.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ErVYoRK Jan 2-BErvgs-Preh receipts 2l ears .,
bc mag 81 the las r a7s. against 2@o or The e'r'e-
yyaa Cenr aio has efrup ed ne tIansP
i've stock and nothing Of cons qunre anel a. f &
e The The market pc, generally idSG 10 pay he
anse icr common 10 gooi I5ye ~ & 80 E al iiS
l2lc; 3 csrs do 74Q = cg; h q2c; cars Do t'9 e"I'
a, , We $50 iead mstng j75 of ufdys, against
uaa1 market fc hm At 6aiOc = b or con"a
3 I0lsSiic J v Tlos sod e5 Count ysas, 40
at lie 2 b and 2S Mont Holy & DO U| Ss.' Ma,
gfss..rs sold q, IS 80 p head, lir'ne EIic oo -,
making lG for the la.s oar @ agin '0oo loI 'h .1
qGay offerings iir 20 fancy aal trade was
53dOl2 T. ID for lair 70 good sheep with smli seel o ''i
5d HrcNingham cold 299 Ohio sheep SCI at GiJ
r. ec, a sd 58i Nis,n ssetp - ,yer,sc &C. p %
10. Go 5' a5is- p: ssd @g q, s9 o. IS r p
swlSE-Arnsss yeeriay an 'o|ly were 80 e5f; as Fosa
and Cor uutaS totli Of 10 cars or 332- hog ma
y 20 against 1900 for the same ume 1881
week The recs'' we're eten3''1] ] oaad ~ ~ ,S @ u5 Ga
ere yee no sales on i've we5ht n,ra ioss "ify & ca a.
lun at O. i2G0c per H.
A1n,vr Jan 2C,rrThe market dal ths receipts re
hel4 limos, averaging lj b. brought - - 9 100
%; e rsn-e tGm 4so5 Tue atef 10, h1' mea'' & @
- 30 zoe f,r Fai. Choice; the dgnsal wiS good.
Slscp-Comnon 70 Fair ~ qj.. Fair Gooi J4a7c Lambs
Conn5a 10 Pair Ga ~ lt 70 Good '@'i y" hha' IL 'h'
naTke bu. ,hey would hiiig &C. qucs.
Bugra1o jan -CATTLR-Receipt, ia including reported
vo j6l heed. making the total 20 py c' the Fe nus ar 30
sacea sales 20 establish iuc iAe bnA oi '"e Ieo''
sHsEP ASb L.sBs-cop. ,od4, iuuing rerorel srri7a,
4OO head nskg the total supply for ne week hns s ~ oJo
I'm At & s6vsSce On last weeks cosnr pees Of sheep und
lambs - 81 saS5; Wee5e sheep 80 - 40 1oota .
th, total supply weed as 1900 heal ag''n. - 7o
- 10 for YorkeEs, anj 81 159sj for hes'y Hoe
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LryrRp1oI Jan 2123) p Cotton sas on The bass OF ND
Tg nrei January Pr1tl8ry nothing below Good C0
The
bee 81 OJU quarter, incui iEg 29OjO American. , -,
Ioypoy J1n 2-l2:3O mCOlsos for 81 s for the
scenn g u sj2 United erweniy bonds 1903. lO7
ioyp,y Jan 2-l D. mrhe proportion OF 20 liabilities Of
the nk Eug winch last week a cent now ~ per
4
the dsv ar 10000 be ucung 2OOO bales Tor spcu
IospoS Jan 2-23O .. uEre Railway shares, 44ia Fsr'
dsUat Berte7 JSL Doe. 49,,
IIygRPoo jan 2-23O otonSs'es the b,sis OF Mid
ding Uosns nothing Govd Orinr shpp December aud
Jlnuary nothing below Low MddDgs dehyefibe March
md April AZ Cheese So q for the best grades
Of American He 39 y cwt Cumberland Cot Dread
stufs are quiet Corn, 81 6 T. quarter
IoSpoS jan $3.50 Ihe rate Of doun, in the
ketf bills IL csnt beo" the bsak
OF England rate. Bre Railway shares, Al la944h -
Jau $3.50 mOl the Cotton sales today o5O0
the MdiLng
ng beow Good Ordinary shipped ynuiy ll. Co. netting
below Mdn deliverable January Sd on The basis OF
Ming nothing below Goo1 Ordinary shipped February at
s3st ,., .,
NJ E0pand ON 900 u. tiveTwuiy bonds
Is6J old lO7 Kre Railway shares a. Paris dispatches quote
Reutes at 5Si soc o-,
PaASxpoRT 2nted States Twen bonds 97a for the
siue of 1867.
IyKxPooI jan 25 Coton-sses the basis Of httng
Upapd nothing below Good shipped February aud March AZ
Or.rr shipped November and December SID The market for
Ysrus and Fabes Manchester dull bu' quosby lower
Cheese &C per for the best grades u American 6ne
L0SDoS 2-kehned Petroleum, IL 3G lZ4d gallon TtoW'
Al " o,-o,,or
LOsDos, Jan. 2Bvenng Spirits Turpsutus 3laSl3FsWs
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

4
NIe in ad demand bat steady the supply Light sales o.
$50 bsls We gst Ooasi 10! Mcs Pr 81 50dSi 60
Corr Mes sc,, 80 30 Coru Mel P. "A 20 ~
Cop ses, s, wv sJ4 u5 Corn Mes God Bar q -
tS,t Pionrls m .eald Stsie at St@S5 20; reD
% a - s3 40 a1i Fncy at So 4OoSS oO rag MtS sS
s -, P,ue White - 1J0Sl 10 do. Yellow a Si tog
., ~ pa Case II 5J s 4Ji Cob NeA, sI3sA ~oi "''uH
Pc.I.S 81 ASl ~. I'D, . r.. ouoe
- wes 70 d Inferior at 80 e42 s,.. .-,,,
under tac less fof@o ,s,cs
v,, bu most haes plcs hold bfeA sne k 80 r.
g. al tame with rg, o.e.E, Of unea0N Spuns ~ i -. I'd
BE 10 being frr snail lots " ~ & 9c..JeJ
- .-ss ar 81 ,ui 1..h 81 J5g9l q ot ",
Ar.s aud Al 80 m hotbWcst; ~ % l@r 40
.s II G, fr No Areg 81 o. o NO nv 5 10 t;ts
,.eso A. u 81: 81 g. lJr Re Neeni ~ tV% ~ ~
a. c sie:ueue oOJ bll ungsGe iSNs ~ HGo M b5 No
sOo ~ 80 MIMI Al ~ C}1-l Gi 900 No. Miiwauxee AZ ~
lsb AMI l. ysnit n 81 Ioi loUV ousn 'h
81 " a. e, n 1Ca$l 80 bsOO bu Nc. H ~ O.
QUO 80 ~ "a II Gi: 4-U1 bush No. - Cheago az - -
eI .os, n - tir-o st II j6d$l o. ana ooVv oul
, ,yc.iS1 Al - 81 80 Barley IS hia oa bay
the o.ce AZ, state Bsr ~ - g 20 n06
20 ana hnt ehacs tN u V4tFt e., ,ho,gh moi
as Of -'S r1 ste n 30 Oo arc 1ihsr y, .nous & nv n
op'a - srs 31tNO Hlsa. New ono nl o. ei y ~
w.. Al 49, JGS Ba.A bc "esleI "a sAs,1 ,fl 10. or
Whit ~ c ee S,,r ~ Ifujc for Mixed sie oI % O
Waite az .,lyanis al Jb~,O-S hye % % 1nn
White -ej 10 CT osi 'n s, e ~
snli 1I :, az and 5UJ Ulsi Pnu OF ut az - G 10
bpslStiV i manly iof export Par Ni
vhou' IN The "a ~ 900 bns Unoana N o'e ~ go
&c s,'es so "a QSj. afc1t .eq SIC tr e@
Lr,AJ. Wesfern White a. Nfo'a.'' 10 i''-' ' ~ 1''
VIZ s-ots OF CIy PORT or NETWORK ToR FOUR
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

"a, co,ns witt more buyers se these hsures
Refined dali and prices nomins
easier We quote spot Janusr, 13s1l cases
Zee Haphths dull At obc Tor Cit nv
mafei generally Quo'e "oA
l3is, There are sdyces the producing points l., ,,.
RlCE-The market Carolna steady Will. = D.
Of 50 Carolina at 72ds-;
roon ,t and 75 fair quality at &C "eehp
Dan Talmages Sons Ctrcuat'
market account OF limited suppI SOL,
da,s and reports OF heavy purchases on "
were made was e expectation that the rates the hss % &
had LARGELY would continue tIohs' ~ 0
higher: aud secni apparent falling Of In recp V s
about 900 casks rise to an opnioh in
Rough undoubtedly be made up. probably w e % =. ,bs
and Is the indications srOugy that the toc s ~
handt policy purchasing ST the preses Io,,,st
excess supply which will scamulaie cannon ou'
decided reaction
Ilqpgoou-The flcustet
DAYS pces 2 ior hHrey & ,son and ,be
SUCH reports OF TA , ,iinq IN in re-
pr liabilities of famine Bengal THIS WIN b
[ % he Fss Indies created spirited Genann hthe
srSe The competition biWeen legitimate snd speculAe ~
driving M res M fapidiy scarcely plraie,c'
took place seems 10 have oetn o. To-, Ind. show
have already reacted item, and a. later go
t r. ne alarm and reports II short crop have Uh gtN
the be quite general qua. omeI oes
ov b ,rptcted The stock this msTAet weh nau oe
,,,n o account OF Cub nnulue s n %
G h recent arrivals aud there noss good ssso
p,oa on this stvle .re not strong last noted
SEES-Cover dull and steady At 9-s Tor frme iO'' quo
4, a. 80. an Faxseod at 3; 2O0S3 30 , , H, HI.
sEIsTh demand for Skins continues good and with heh
oes bolders are last the receipt. have teh oZi
becs Vera CLEOPATRA The sales reported are O ba
io b Cucos 80 bales pays 20 bales Calcutta and "a bales
Deer request a. quotations he'eps
1873 bales Ceniral American per coon an ~, & %
Cleopatra The sales rrp'u are
rs Amedean 1000 Vera Cruz and 200 b Para We quote
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
te1iTinls sirIs4s i,.D.1lu

yy'HE INSTITUTION FOR THE SANlAGS0F
MEKJHANIS CLERKS 20 6n ou, icsi ht leo - blu.
DaND aouth eltug yn 1874 AZ tae a." ' sN Pss
Of - % VVJ ln a. ar fte o. t,n
PER CENT llsp, 8&fA Dl|tDsAD u hHhs
PER exceeding sl.UpD Viic4 giy snsal s's
TWO PER C..Hf suisr stp@A
tESq iTitr s.lraei ." ,Is
digi cnis creli.ed pm osi Jf 10 T. "t' i,'s
Jan. 49, 1874. Ab1A'ln AIN" ''e'''fsN
ANDREW hAEsKR. Secrciarr.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY, Jan 2whsat-There improved demand and the
aI M 's we s s 81 81 30 '' r. @ s @ a. 1 cc
seaIr SIC for Old aud Choee New Western Mixed Barley qui
sale. Of 300 bush Bay 0a9'e - store on p'e sf% o %
Ste and enc DO Depot
Posr que: and Unchanged wsa arm Cote White 81 s5asi 90
81 70 CoIS sme Son',In , we SO@.9s S9
51s Western Mxed jOd52c.i DO White j3e Rye steady aud
si S u as Iasnts cf RS ss M
Shoulders Tie; Clear BIB Sides 2 SugsrcaIed Hams l2Glic
ehncd Coffee and unchanged WHISKY qei q. 90
BaIle 2440 bush Peas 80 bush EIpori~hss S240O
unchanged Dressed HOgs s7os7 20 oer articles unchanged
s. 5Oasj S7I Wheat dull n.ted and l9wer sale. Of 10
pns at y 20 No. DO ~ ~ spot or J;sg-rs r. 20 s
bat closed dall and lower Of No 2Mred 53i40
Bce Old 81 = a52,se; New ace Oats dull anu ower al }s e
.p' for NO SO is6sa y gae, ana Ts.. a. re isI Ho
Pork advanced and IN r deniud at sl Sj cash i4 IS Feb
S5 % March Lard steady at 5qc S3 February H March
ior Short R5 Mes 7 for Short Clear Mddes d, ,s .go,
Green nests-Dsmand far pceo advanced. shoulders 5lc shor
os S COCA asn @ st So E " %b5 ~ 70 3 & sss o'''f. R
600 ee. Foat 1000 a,h Wheat 5s 900 bush Com
Corn 2(rOOO ogsh oats 900 a.b r and 10 900 La Bsc
cHcssAn Jsl 2fooi in good ianl at foil prices whest in
sSa35s 420i9c Barley aud higher 81 as
asl Co. Butter drnsnd snI slJ so
Lin qa Steam Al 9s0S Kele S'ic BaI Meats quiet hat
Bacon hD ssOade 7; Clear Rib sides sa; =.
- l5 Pssip. @ .1ayHs @ from - 9 a9G$S 9oi eas 'Ss; at
o,S h-a' ioa average sol at sac WHISKY good eenand
CLgIErAsD. Jss 2-whsst dali unchanged Corn dull at
o1aeoe New Sggo3e OA qsest iSc Tor 80 State 4G,.
LoysyiLLE jon 2Flour quiet uuelngel Wheat qas, and
steady ~ III 40 asl 90 Cora ar 53 Ol n gooi demand
alie, 6ao6be Cra Rb Slc, a, ~ -. Cear SIDES, sLls
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
; lO0l0i<e. for Keg; Sa0

@ G a, s,..% ss at wsi,s sss; e. ,ro' lOslo for k ss'
x & ss for Cork m .y = q q, 10 d T soo q "a '
& '' wss ss.s; 'i 1905 . s % g pSo sS SS Oats 81
900 eo pour 1000 BUSH Wheat 5000 bush Corn and 4oOo
% jan .. G1, o , sssss 7 .e f' ms. sI .1 :GS
It SIC for sbouis, % ana o Sess sa, a. S sides s sr cea
siles Lard firm st 9eioc.
8 % for q spapS = 20 2: Pe1iys, sI,ss
Re steady a. for NO. Bs, ST,R f'1n sn 81 ii for No. spring
pSt s1d stst 20 Hams in pickle es92e p Sed . o
Rendered s s. Steam S1sss H'ise t. as. 50 q
1000 Hogs sS FS s iogOS i2 and 1900
81 70 GQS SI % S w%,., ss & o No. 70 % ws S'a a and
unchanged Choice White cspaa held At 81 dlr.u1s'
loo boh ule SI San 81 s S. . 900 bush By oane
81 g. Corn Me.sl GO @ Boiled 81 % for & gnNSe per
s2Sas24 per R.od Fragh.,Flon Philadelphia AID
Dfi1 Ssf Nf%iS. Jew SSs sisy hsS6
see. ,cdy s. 5OasO T%o5l oanmand' So fs,esa q e.
Iowa Wisconsin Mune,oa Family 80 75qs5 %; !,s s!1
WSss, quiet Red 81 GSasi S. Amber 81 Gsss 20; White
& 7os 90 for E Es ed o . 9DGs5 S1 wSs SIn g % Sd
Grs soso sIy Is. %, S7sS P'o'O" quiet Crude ''
LouI jan 2RouT demand fair price, for q, cr'e'
below 50 90 Wheat steady for spring. No sP5nc y b. zig ~ d i6s u,
81 40 strict, Prime Fncy 81 65GsI Com dali seg
a1S 5iS for the sf, half Of Jusy os. s;eiy;
@. . o All hs @ s s, $p Il ~ s s S b, Sps' 5 G
small se $i 0dtl5 Dr. se Meets mer loose ColnIIy
meat 30 dsvs In salt sold sQjs for Shouei
Sides Shonles aud Clear ho
February Bacon smoke Green Shoulders
5i4c L,ri firm Sie., generally beh At Si4e Live
active higher packers as 0OaSb "a tals 'se; o. 10
QSJ quiet; through Texans, 81 5Odk Good 10 e
Texan, and Indians S3GS3 30 Good 10 oee Native Srfs - 2
bb. Four. 10000 busb wheat toOo
bush ~ 900 bush oats 5000 bush Barley 1000 bn'A Rye
and q 800 Hogs .,
IoLSDo quiet sud unchanged WHIST dull and G"s,
sales Of No. White Wabash 81 80; Amber hehiDn Si4e
February 81 ~ TO; No. Red ~ 10 Corn dl ana
declined; high Mixed 60e New. 67i2.; Low Mixed SIC oiu
dl declining. Clover Seeds sold At - 70 pd t"Ss
ofered asked Keceps-2OiO bis. fiOuf
5000 iusS WiSst b6OCO bush Cora at 1000 burh os'
Shpmens-5 Wheat l4OOO bush Corn and LOU bu'h
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
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MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

VA SUS BUILDING l66 NASSAl 10 IT,, hbN-fOhN ...,..
pIVTDEiD-A dividend at ~ fas O Sl Fna NsSg
PER ANN of - 3 r. Wcl b-e on nl 'i"'e
for y moro previous January L. Nih b. P "a 80
ait January q. ls.i
INTEREST lOt called for will remain puucp4 am ii" H'e'
from Januay !. ~
BANK OgS iay 10 3 sso ;iou a. ni Su- egeo'ass
l. Inter a. ds N 'Yr ullA
toI,vIpg tine aspo.l AHFRLBS n. GRAHAM. ?f,siisuL
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New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

c,,.,.., .,s ,eao., with general cargo AZ tns
register eepee @ e,r. from Baltimore 70 Bremen WI"
N.rhSa az So I'd tr, sor Flour moderate and lots IN
Al, ai car be ha err tms Sf & so"i shipping EItras
besJ ~ ont, and inner tie c Sc INC h.axy ,A
Shipping Grades, when he "a ,no ms We quote: -
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
COTTON sTArFs.ENT


PH.pprpIA Wool market strong 'ni advancing tendency
stock ono sn.ana, and Wo. Fr2ua Double Extra d
above 5Ja5 5Gc Extra 81 ajJc Medium JJd11c tosrsr 5Od
52. New-YorS, Mehgan Indiana and We'isrn Fine 90 e
Meum 53gJ5 CoIrse, 5OGJ2ci Combng Washei OJd 62 ri
Combng Unwscd, i0di29&; Csnadi Comlng 63do9e tlne
Uny.sh1 3Jd37t Coarse and Medium Nashel 3jo3Ie: Tut
Washed 53a Colorado Washed 2jG30c Colorado Unvsshe
23e and Merno Pallet, i3a47c No Ind Nupehne
Pned Terss Fine End Meium 323jc Ietss Coarse
22u25e CAhrns Fine and sou 3OG3jc: California Coarse
2Jo30e
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03
RECEIPTS or pPODVCE.

Norll RTer YH"I nH1 H1IIOIIh -
Jan 7 Ikgs Ashes. pkss Be,gar, 81 bas Cotton -
Mo cj FrIt at hi4 Eass 1ITo3 bills 200 ha f,s
i5 $50 bush Wheat 20 Dnh Corn IL 200 Ju A oats 800
bp. I've 30 bush Mat. 1850 bush. &IeF, 100 bag Gss
See 40 bids Beans 90 b1e, Hops 26j Hides III id H-es'
900 5D Mo1sses 27G bls Rosn, 5i sds ralcr ~ Fs
, gJ bb I'm . bblA Spi, Turp lle 500 pigs. Oha.e.
l73psg, Beef $50 pkys Pork % pkg Cq Gea S' tes Lr
l6j rkgs Batter 029 pRgS Cheese 3l97 DIr'e Ilog 20
M Ice l2l lag8 go psF@ Starch l4l hhds Tobacco,
~ w. Iobacco. 50 baleS Wool Us Ouli MnlsAt
New-York tribune., 1874-01-03

s.rrsxiI PARK BANK ssw yoRE SsrY.rl Dee Is 1878
TVNIE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
will take pace te BsStas iiea'e on IUhsDAi l3A dag Of
January, 1874 Polls opes from ~ u- to pm.
JAMES T.. WORTH Cashier.