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AUCTION SALES.
PY b. II. WAREER,
- Real ESTATE Broker and Auctfoneer,
Iederal Ruildipra. corner lfh and II uorfhWeHl

by b. II. WAREER,
- Real Kstafe Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 1sh and str northwest.
CHAECERY SALE OF vALuABLEIMPRovBD
PEOPHRTY ON 18th STREET, BETWEEN
WAkBIEGTON CITY, D. O. -"
- Under and By virtue OF a decree, passed BY
The fupreme Court Of the District Of 0olumbis,
in cause pending In that co .rt, wherein VIM
Chase is ilaintii. ana Ann J. Oonnor and Richard
A. Ereere are Defendants Il Nc: 35e4, Ia Doc. Is
ton in fIent Of the premises, to the highest bider
on SATURDAY, the st daT of August. 1874, at g
O'Clock m. lot Of sronDd described and known
As part Of the west half Of lot in square ISL This
property e improved BY q two story frame house,
The terms are: pe-fourth of the purchase money
cash. and the balance in equal instruments Of g. II
end Is months, the purchaser 20 give for the de-
TERED PAY his promissory notes. be scared
BY deed Of trust said part of the half of lot
g In square l6l and bearing interest at PER cent
from date OF SALE S1o0 to be deposited by the rur
chaser whose bid lie accepted Ali compromising az
the expense Of the purchaser.
JOHN W, FRAZBI, Trustee.
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY. August 6th. 1874, came hour
and place. JOHN w. FRsZER, Trustee
aug,td J t. OOLDw ELL, Salesman.
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10y DUNOANSON BIOS, Aucttoneers
- Southeast corner 9Th and d streets north ves

TRgsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
JUBE IN HOUSES No. 332AND 354 PENN
S6LNAEIA AVENUE, CORNER Al SrRAET
EUkTHMkST, BEING THE CONTENTS OF
a BY virtue Of q deed Of trust bearing date the
24th day Of January, 1874, and recorded in
~ Liber No. 74l, folio AIS, one of the land rec.
lords Ell W ashington county, d. O.. the under
signed trustee in ea'd deed mentioned, will
sen az public auction, on the premises, on THU RS-
DAY the 9th day OF August, 1874, at 10 O'Clock a,
m all the household furniture and kitchen uten-
reaus, Sleeves and Cottage Sets, with a large mum
Der OF other articles, stated in Schedule A. at
tat he'd TO said deed OF trust
jys0-td DCNCANSON BROS Sncts
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RY WIN. L. WALL a. CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
!. 8. MARSHAL'S SALE OF A LOT or
READY.MADE OLOTHING

U. g. MARSHALL Sale OF A LOT or
RGADYMADE OLOTHING
In virtue Of writ Of ers facias Issued out of the
CLERK etce OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, AND to me directed, will sell q. public
sale for cash, At No. I'll Ith street northwest on
fkiDAY. the 5th day Of August, 1874, commencing
81 Ready made Cloth Goats: wv "
81 do. do; Mems and Boys PANS;
co do. do Boys Jackets, Pants and Vests:
10 do. do. Linen Jackets;
" do. do. Cloth Vests;
% do. do. Sumner Vests;
20do. do: de Vests, Jackets and Pants;
~ Knit Jackets;
Lot Shirts and Drawers;
Lot Hats, Oops, Suspenders, Gloves, &C., &C.;
"a Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
seiZei and levied upon the goods and chattels of
Simon Goodman, and will be sold to satisfy execu-
tie n No. Il ,s25, in favor of samuel Heiman.
ALEX. SHARP. u. B. Marshal, D, q,
jy2Sd By WIN. l.. WALL & co., Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF
PEEHSYLyAHlA AyENUE, BEfWEEN 2lsf

AND 23p bTR1ETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated on the 4th
81 day Of October. A. d. ISL, and recorded in
Liber No. 65S, folio 182, one Of the land records
OF the party secured thereby, win sell; e public
auction, In front of the premises, on MONDAY, the
10Th day OF August, 1874 at 80 O'Clock . m !, An
Inst piece or parcel Of GROUND in the city Of
sensted on the plat Of the said city part
q lot feurteen tAs in square numbered seventy.
ve fI5), beginning for the same ct the north vest
corner OF said lot numbered fourteen (l4b and run
ming thence southv estery ct right angles with the
nine inches; thence south twenty-five t15l feet
thence east about forty four feet thence
eIy ninety feet and six inches 10 the line OF PENN
sylysnia avenue; end thence. westerly fsrty-nine
feet nine inches TO the place Of beginning, together
with all the improvements thereon.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
said deed OF trust unpaid and the penses Of sale
m CASH. balance a. one and :vo with interest
S10o depoeit on acceptance Of bid Hterms OF sale
rot com piled with within seven days after sale
the property win be resad at risk and cost Of the
defsnitirg purchaser. OoBveysreiug cost OF pur-
chss.r. A. LUTZ, ia. Trustee.
~ pCGoAHs0G BR03s AuesA
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DY LATIMER u CLEARY,
Id Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lIth a
Star ONCE Building.

SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AT AUCTION.
n On THURSDAY MORNING, August 6,
Va 1874, commencing at o o'clock, we shall sell
~ az residence 113 10Th street, between G and
III 81 streets northwest, the following furnf-
ture:
Walnut Haircloth Parlor Suites;
Rosewood 7. Center Tables; Engrayines:
Fiue brussels Carpets; Drop Lights;
frepch Plate Mirrors, marble base;
l. ,dies Rosewood Secretary; Walnut Office Desk
Walnut NJ T. aud e:her Bureaus; Washstaads:
Walnut and other Bedsteads; Toilet Ware;
Walnut anc Stained w ardrobes; Hat Racks:
Pine Cured Hair NJ actresses; Husk d Mattresses;
Feather Beds, BOlsters aud Pillows;
Hal cloth and Dane Seat Chairs Lounges;
Ttree-ply Oar pete; Oi,cIOths;
Fine VII dow Shades; Rugs; Office Chairs;
Walnut Extension Dining Tables;
Mahogany SidebOaid d: Clocks;
Chin, and Glassware;
superi,T Cooking and Heating Stoves;
Kitchen Furniture, &c , &C.
suI-d lRep LATlMER 4 CLEAEY, Aucts.
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lIY THOMAS L WAGGAMAH,
ID Real E=tate Auotioneer, 5I9 18th street.
ThURTEE'SSAJE INVALUABLE HOUSE AM
LOT On EsTREEr, BETWEEN Sd AND tn

ThCeTEEs SALE OErN ALUABLE H0USEA
LOT On STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND ARA,
NORTHWEST.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust to me, dated the
n 9Th day of July, A. ID. 1873 duly recorded in
liber 725 folio 23 one Of the land records of the
District of Columbia, will sell public auction,
in 'front.' of the premises, on FRIDAY, August tn,
at O'Clock p M, all that piece or parcel Of ground
known as paris OF Lots numbered one ID and four
teen, Ci,J in sQuare numbered five hundred and
thirty-one, (53l,) beginning for the same at the
southwest corner Of lot numbered one, III and
thence running north along the last lire OF lot num-
bercd twcf2) ninety nEe 99 feet nj and half o.
iEches thence east twenty L20) feet; thence south
ninety nine 1922 feet nine and half (9a) inches to
the line of north street; thence west twenty (2Ol
feet along the line Of north street to the point of
beginning, together With the i'm proyements consist
ing of three story Brick House.
Terms: One-third cash, and the balance ia equal
nstalments in six and twelve months, the deferred
payments TO be secured on the property sold. Con.
Vey ancirg st purchasers c, st. deposit OF slOO
rsQuired as soon az the property 10 knocked down.
The Truptee the right to resell at risk and
cost Of defaultDg purchaser if the terms Of sale are
not com piled wit ia SIX days after dste of sale
BAlNBRIDGE III. WEBB, Trustee
aul-d&ds TEOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOoN.


Pr WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auesioneers,
- tspceessor TO Green Williams, Aucts.J
No, 1901, northwest corner 10th and b streets.
TRUsTEIs SALE OF Valuable RuAL rs.
s sP
sSIsG SSp HsaE tn ,GSSGNsEoTIoUr
dated the III day Of June, isss SAD and record
and 500 and aees Of a,. mad. i sns .as s
Ssaeq pn TIE rs. ss day e July 49,, and for
pssie' e S0ouSbis and !. me q the
note, 1 sec1rsd 6E said dec: q
August, 1874, At o'clock in the afternoon in front
e sS 'f h If. g.
and 81, Of Hopkins subdivision OF SQUARE numbered
in the office Of the surveyor Of Washington. '''
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and the balance in
mum. secured By DEED Of trust uPon the prosertg
81 .ss s9e nSs dSn Shs1
with In seven days after day OF sale the
ss psssf.y say
pnIeS.en es " the cost OF the
y THi II i, T offPiis, Trustees.
iyaa.eoads WISH. B. &iLtiaMs. Aue..
QY THOMAS DOwLING, Auctioneer,
II Gal Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TH0E STREET NOkTHWEsT, BETwEEN
froE sTs sEf4 A AZ kS6r ION NORTH DAP
= By virtue Of . deed Of trust bearing date the
10Th day Of June, A D. 1873, and duly recorded
cords of the District OF Columbia, and by direction
u the party secured thereby, ths undersigned as
at pubic 81 sT q I
p Of Os Sf ~o
CD, three 49, four a. ard i've (5l, in square No
$50 being 60 feet front By depth Of go feet Rine 10
Terms: One-hsH cash; balance in 50 days. A de-
posit If SltO required when the property il bi off,
All convey ancing at the cvs, Of 1he PgEehaser ,
iy58d THOMAS D0wLINd, Auot.
pY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctionsors and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn svenue and nth street,
Star once Building.
VERY y1LUABLE UNIMPROvKD PRoPERrY
N Or On MespaY t hFrER No August 81,
sfSlSi, at O'Clock, in front Of tn. premises, we
eea Pierce street. Ss .2t ~ 40
back l26 feet IA inches to 2O-toot alley. These
lots viii be subayided to suit purchasers. Pierce
Jersey avenue and LIST street northwest.
Terms: One-fourth CASH balance In 6, II AMI IS
Conveysncine ct purchasers cost. ESQ down on
each lot at time Of sale:
Tm,wf.s6m Auctieneers.
Ply WASH. B. WILLIAMS, AuctionesE,
- Successor to Green " Williams,
Northwest corner 10th ana streets.
I2TM STREET WEST, NEAR STREET
SOUTH; ISLAND, ATAgOTI0N.
tt$6 O'Clock .. m we shall sell. on the premises,
part lot %, In square No. 296, being about IS
fe Sa front eS GO depth TO an alley
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust on the pr smises. All conveyancing
cost OF purchaser. $50 down on day Of sale. Sale
U25-d WASH. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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limited STATES MkRsHAL'S SALE OF rs
" LOTS IN MNuNT PILE AAAN

In virtue Of q writ OF neri fscias, issued out OF
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court OF the District
o. Columbia, and 20 me directed, win cell at pub
Of said District, on MONDAY. the Oath day OF Au-
gust, 1875 commencing at ~ O'Clock M, the follow
part Of Pleasant Plains and Lewars Outlet, since
GaIiea MONT Plessant IN the District Of Columbia,
"a, 20. together with all and singular the improve
ments hereon, seized and levied upon the crop.
erty OF Samuel Brown, and will be sold 70 satisfy
EXECUTION No 60SS, in favor Of John NJ JoIley, use
OF the National savings Bank District of Go ubs
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by b. II. WARNER,
% Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th AID SITS. northwest

TBUsTEEs SALE OF 3-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE, ON l6TH ST. No. 1924, NEAR TIL
CORNER OF ST. NORTHWEST, BELOW
dBE SCOTT STATUE. AT AUCTION.
"A BY virtue OF deed of trust, dat Ell A pri ID A,
- ID. l63, duly recorded in Liber No &c. folio o.,
= one Of the land records for the District Of Co
Iumbs and at the written request of the party se-
cured thereby will sell IN front Of the premises, a,
public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1874 at O'Clock . IN the following described
real estate situate in the city OF Washington, Dis
fict OF Columbia to Wit All that piece or parcel Of
ground known and designated on the ground plat or
psn OF said city as Lot numbered forty eight 49,
In square numbered one hundred ard eighty two
i]S2), subdisided by William Redin, and recorded in
Liber W. T., folio 40, of the surveyors Office OF
Washington county, D. O., fronting on l6 IN street
twenty and twenty nye one-huHdredths 90 25- 1901
iett, with depth Of Ninety seyea ami f0rty-two
one-hundredihs ga 42-lOOJ feet; together with the
improvements, a above.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance IN six, twelve
end eighteen months, with interest at 10 per cent
per snoum, 70 be secured by sed If trust on the
property. All conyeyanciDg at ex pense of pur-
chaser. leo will be required q deposit At time
OF sale. UteTms Of sale are not complied with in
seven days from day Of sale, the trustee reserves
The right to resell at tbs risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee
jy8-eoads j. T. C0LDWELL, salesman.
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by THOMAS e WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, Sl9 7th street

ID Real Estate Auctioneer, sI9 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON NJ
STREET, NEAR C0HHECTICUT AVENUE.
- BY virtue of afeed of trust to the Undersigned,
- dated January 2th, ISL, recorded ia Liber No.
- org, folio 49, one If the land records OF Wash
inRtSn county, lii the District Of Columbia, aud by
direction OF the parties secured thereby, will sell
at public auction, On the premises, on SATURDAY,
august 10th, at y O'Clock, the following described
real eetate, 70 Wit: Part Of original Lot numbered
thlee ISL, OF Square numbered one hundred ami
sixty tl6el, bsgnning Tor the same at point on
street ninety three W loo feet east of the south
western corner Of said squares thence northeasteriy
along the line Of Rhode Island avenue to point due
north OF the point Of beRiaping and thence south to
the point Of beginning The Lot Is improved by
CON Portable two-story Cottage.
Terms Of sale :: One third cash. balance in 6, IL
and Is months with interest at per cent from day
OF sale, and secured by deed of trust the prem
lses. All conyeyancipg at the cost Of purchaser.
deposit OF 500 will be required ct the time OF SALE
II the terms OF sale are not complied with in days
from day OF SALE toe Trustees reserve the right to
r'sell the property a. the risk and cost Of the
defaultinR purchaser
FRED Jones, lr
JOSEPH Il. EDsON,f IFustees'
jJ7ieo&ds THOs. X. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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DRoPosaLs voR STAMPED ySvELoPss
AND nEwsPAPkR wRAPPERs.

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July Is, 1874.
seaed Proposals will be received until y O'Clock
m on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1874 for
furnishing ell tbs STAN ped Inv elopss and News
paper Wrappers" which this Department may re-
quire fer public aid official use during period Of
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- Real Estate Broker and Auc<ioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 1th and sts. northwest
TRUsTElpsALEeF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rKOPkRTY, CONSISTING OF TEu BRICK
DWELLlEGs ON RIGGS sTREET, BE
TWEEN 18th AND BOUNDARY sTREErS
Ahp NORTH U AND STREETS, AT AUC-
A BIZ virtue Of deed OF trust, dated June H.
E4 ID 1873, and dulg recorded iu Liber No. il9,
80 folio ~, one Of the land records for Washing
ton county. Di.triot Of Columbia, aud bT direction
Of the party secure thereby will sell at public
auction. in front of the premises. FRIDAY, July
pi, css or parcels of ground situate in the city Of
pists of said city lots numbered seventysix (76
to eighty I'VE 80 both inclusive, ia Fay, Horment
& Barrett's subdivision Of square numbered one
hundred snd hfty (l50), together with the improve
Te mss Of sale: One fourth cash; balance AZ six fs,
twelve l2l and eighteen tlsl mouths, with interest
at ten per cent. per anhum, secured by q deed of
,rust ON the property. dep sit Of 800 on each
st cost Of purchaser. If terms of sale COM
piled with in seven days, the Trustee the
rish to resell the property at the cost and risk of
tfss NEXT In some or more newspapers published
In he city of W ashingtsn, d. @
GEORGE W. sTIOKNEY, Trustee.
nFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POsTP 0NED until
MONDAY, July 9Th, Is74: same hour and place.
GkOBGE W. 5TlCkbEf, Trustee.
FrTHE ABOyESALE Is POSTPONED until
s%s s9rr and place
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account Of the weather, until THURSDAY, August
GEORGE W. sTIOKNEY, Trustee.
apgS-d J. T. OOLDwELL. sslespan.
SOY LATIMEk q CLEARY,
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l(Y DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest
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r. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, August LIST, lS74, same honr and place
GEORGE W. srIOkNEY, Trustee,
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PY WASH b. WILLIAMS, Aucfioneers,
II lsuccessor to Green n Williams, Aucts u
No, 1901, northwest corner 10th and Streets
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account Of the weather, until TIL tuesday,, August
9th, 1874, same hour and place.
GEORGE W. sTIOKNEY, Trustee
aueS-d j. T. COLDW ELL, Salesrsan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

The tendency of money has been to greater ease
and lower rates on CALL while there is good inquiry
for first-class commercial paper at to9 per cent
with occasional transactions in the highest grade at
rates something below per cent The amount paper
Offering is comparatively small. State bonds have
been dull, while first-class railway mortgages have
been in demand generally at improving prices. The
demand for Governments continue strong. and the
week closes upon an Improvement OF to IL In the
various issues. The share speculation has been lively
and the weeks business shows further advance III
prices as follows: Alton and Terra Haute 5 per
cent; st Paul common, A. Ohio and Mississippi, -;
ST. Paul preferred and Hannibal and St. Joseph pre-
feTred. each 3; Hannibal and ST. Joseph common,
p, Pacific Mail %; Western Union Telegraph, %;
Lake Shore, %; Harlem; c., G. and /. c.; Quick
silver preferred and Atlantic and Pacific preferred,
each Panama Railroad, Il Quicksilver and North
Western, each L Union Pacific, l.; Canton, !! and
New-York Central, I.
The enthusiasm at the Stock Exchange on this the
closing day of the week was fully equal to that OF
any Of its immediate predecessors, and large bust
ness was done. We need not advert again to the
causes affecting the upward speculation on which
the market seems now to be fairly embarked, the
same reasons which We have already given being
equally pertinent now. Western Union Telegraph
leads the list in point of activity, and sold up
high as 80. The whole market opened strong. and
then declined to partly react again. After the Bank
Statement was announced some heavy realizing sales
then broke down prices again, but the general mar
ket closed firm. While We naturally look for occa-
sional temporary reactions in prices the belief OF
the street is that stocks WILL as rule. reach c0nSd
erably higher quotations. The opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices of active stocks sold to-
dav were "a follows.
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APPLIED SCIENCE.

DIFFERENTIATION OF TREE-BEETEs, &c.-An old,
headless barrel smeared internally with tar having
properly protected lighted lamp in the bottom, will
collect large quantities of beetles during night.
New ITALIAN METHOD FOR PRESERVING GRAPES.
1T is said that grape clusters can be preserved
until Easter as fresh and palstabe as when cut by
gathering them in small quantities, on clear, dry
DAYS removing any decayed berries. fuming them
with benzine and laying them mot In contact now
ever) between fine corn leaves, In drawers OF uaSs
carefully closed against air and dust.
JNFusoRIAI EARTH AS NON-CoNDUCToR OF
HKAT-Tripolite OF Infusorial earth, being worse
conductor of heat than coal-ashes and almost as
poor as chat, and being refractory, as adapted
for walls of ice-celars and reproof safes for casing
steam boilers and pipes, &C.. and possesses the ad
vantage of afording protection againss da.s anu
One cubic foot of il weighs 2lf TO 70 pounds; the
eame bulk Of dry coalashes 400 to 42} pounds, aud
of dry earth - to 1913 pounds. For casing steam
pipes it is mixed with boiled iaxseed.
UTILIZATION OF THE REFUSE FROM SECURING
Woor--For this purpose according to Chaudet, sui
phurous acid is introduced directly into the greasy
water resulting from the operation, until 1t Is acidl
fed; ii is then allowed to stand for "a hours when
an upper layer of impure fat middle one contain
ing compounds of sulphurous acid with soda, potash
and ammonia, and lower one OF eorlny sedlHieht
will be found. The residue from the evaporation OF
the middle layer is to be ignited In areverDatOry
furnace to convert the sulpbites into snlphates
which are dissolved and crystallized The upper
layer to be pressed through bags while hot to OBJ
obtain the fatty acids.
MEETING OF THE IRON AND STEEL INsT1TCTE.-lt
IL understood that the next session of the Iron ana
Steel Institute will be held 1874 in Philadelphia;
and in 1915 in England. The session OF 1873 took
place at Li6ge and great success, largo num-
beers of delegates being present from many countries
and several important papers presented. In paper
upon the Rise and Progress of the Iron and Steel
Industries in Belgium" read at the meeting, it was
stated that recent discoveries seem 10 indicate that
at the period of the invasion of Belgium by Julius
Cesar iron had already been made in that country,
while il was yet unknown to the inhabitants OF the
British islands. The oldest records of such works
consist in vast deposits of cnder, in Brabant which
cover many acres of ground. occupying the tops OF
the ferrugnous hillocks of that region. Along with
these Accommodations of iron and cinder are found
flint arrow heads and fragments of coarse pottery
which must have belonged to the prehistoric work
ers of these deposits. At later period and during
the Roman dominion, iron was produced IN various
places in Belgium. Immense heaps OF cinders are
still found scattered in many parts of the country
some Of which now protitabry worked IN nelgh-
boring blast furnaces.
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Money has been easy and tle market Is now
gravitating toward ease rapidly, and balances are
lent at and 9 and round amounts are seeking an
abiding place at 8. Discounts as last written
The outstanding legal tenders have been increased
100000 to $Ssl, s9l 900. The bank statement was
favorable, more so than for many months, the net
gain to the banks amounting to s. 1875 and they
now hold $2 S96,35 above the Is per cent required
by law. The issue so far by the Treasury of So 800
900 new legal tenders-so-called reserve-since the
elimination Of the panic has yet to be felt a. we
are informed large part of this issue is but yet
o book entry. certain amounts having been put to
the credit of discussing officers who have payments
to make, but which have not yet been made. To
the extent to which these notes have not yet como
into actual circulation, the positive effect of them Is
yet to be felt No bank loans have yet been founded
on them. The following are the comparative totals
of the hanks.
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Han 4 81 ysssvh
SATURDAY, Jan. 10-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Jan. up. NJ.
The general trade Of the city shows an improve
ment in nearly or quite all kinds OF merchandise
since last week. and in some OF the leadng staples
there has been considerable speculative ieeiihg
which has been fostered by the continued expansion
of the currency In breadsufs the course Of prices
has been upward with more active trade than pre-
vailed last week. The upward speculation in hog
products which recently brought to grief three or
four parties who had "gone short" Of bacon and
lard continues The dry goods trade is rather quiet
but an early and prosperous Spring business seems
70 be quite generally anticipated. The cotton mar
ket has been irregular, with dropping tendency to
prices near the close of the week. The following
table shows the weeks movement in cotton: