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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of Fieri Facias Issued from the
Clerks ONCE OF the Supreme Court of the District Of
and to me directed will sell at public sale
for cash. IN front of the Courthouse door OF said
District, on MONDAY the eth day Of April, ls7t
at Il O'Clock m, all Maurice j. Hurley's right,
title claim and interest In and to Lot X, in square
No; Ss, in the city Of Washington, u. C., together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property Of Maurice
Hurley, and will be sold to satisfy xecqtion No
II O04. in favor Of James G. Haviland against Tim
othy Rogers and Maurice ]. Hurley:
mhl7-d United States Marshal d. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06

ELEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, WAL
DESKS ES BgEkEAus, BEDsIEADs, ETEGEREs,
BUFFETs, PARLoR SUITS, MARBLE-ToP
SUITS, HAIR AND sHUCK MATTRESSES,
TuGkE En-, SPRINGS, LOT SECONDHAND
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 9, 1874,
commencing at 0o'clock, we will sell, the first
floor Of our saesrooms, to cover advances and stor
age. We name in part, viz:
Il sets ofelegant Walnut Furniture.
is sets of Parlor Furniture, Rep, ferries and
Hair Cloth.
20 Marble-top Sideboards.
One elegant Etegere, with marble and mirror
front, handsome.
Walnut and Oak Extension Dining Tables.
One elegant Etegere, with Tennessee marble top.
so pieces Oilcoth, different widths.
so pieces Mating, white and check.
Marble-top Tables, Bureaus, Dressing Cases.
Walnut Wardrobes, Book Gases, Writing Desks
Etegeres, Whatnots, Extension Tables.
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs.
30 Sets Cottage Chamber Suits.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Is Sets Tucker Springs, &C., &C.
ALSO,
Lot of Paper Millinery Show Boxes.
A lot OF Secondhand Furniture, Carpets, &c.
We call the attention OF buyers to the above sale,
Terms cash.
ap6 WIN. L. WALL q CO.. Aucts.
PY THOMAS e. WAGGAMAN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of two writs OF Fieri Facias, issued
from .he Clerks ONCE OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. and TO me directed, will sell
at public sale for cash, in mont Of the Courthouse
door Of said District, on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF
April, 1874 at II O'Clock m, all Henry Wells, right,
title, claim and interest in and TO the whole OF
SQUARE No ga, In the city 9f Weshington, D. G..
thereon seized and levied upon as the property Of
Henry Wells, and will be sold 70 satisfy execution
No. ii, leS, in favor OF Walter G. johnson against
Henry Well, and John Wilson, and No. n,5sa,
Mary Shackelfofd ssinst Henry Wells; "a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
nhI1-d United States Marshal ID. @
SrarES MIRSHIfS SALE

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SAIL:
In virtue of writ OF FIeri Facia, fssaed GU. of
trict Of Columbia and 10 me directed, will sell at
public sale for cash, in ffSnt Of the Court-house
April, 1874, at II O'Clock M, all William N. New
tons right title, claim epd interest IN and to part
from the southeast corner Of said lot, and running
thence north IN feet, west l0o feet inch to the
rear line of said lot, thence south III feet, and
thence east TO the place OF beginningthe same be-
ing one undivided half interest In said lot-in the
city OF Washington, District OF Columbia together
with all and singular the improvements thereon;
seized and levied upon as the properly OF William
No. l. 1874, in favor Of A. Blcksler against Henry
Lacy, Adeline Lacy, and William n: Newton;
ALEX. SHARP,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06

VS.. 1855. Equity Docket.
John White ct al.
The above cause having been referred TO me to
state the indebtedness Of the estate of BARLEY
Knox, deceased, all parties having claims against
said estate will call my ONCE No. 40 Louisiana
avenue. on MONDAY, 9Th instant. at Il m, and
prove their claims. +. =. B. SANDS,
SpeciAl Auditor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
apaFMw&ds J.T. ooLp%fLL, salesms Sa

- Anctfoneers and Keal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh ST.,
Star Once Butldinga
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, THE I'D DAY OF
MARCH, 1874.
Henrietta Stuart

Preston Roberts ct al NO. '''1' Equity p0e1e' 10
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. +. W. Jones,
her solicitor, II is ordered that the defendants,
Preston Roberts, Chauncey Dewey. George W.
George b. Barrett, Administrator, and William s.
Shrewsbury, cause their appearance to be entered
days after this day; otherwise the cause will be pro-
BY the Court: MACARTHUR, Justice, &c.
True copy. Test; r. J. 4EIGs, Clerk, &c.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-06

DOUGLASS MOORE, . 9Th St., bet, ID ana p. Az. .
Practical Paper Hanger and Uphoisterer. wall
papers, MlndoH shades, carpets, oil cIoths A.
An orders for work in either branch on IN, treSs
executed with skill and dispatch al lowest raies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
The STATE OF TRADE.
EURDPEAN NapHVTs

bosDos Jan 2O-l230 mUned States bonds. New Elves
lO2's Ene Railway shares. Preierrei
LIVERPOOL jan 2O-l2:3O D Coon-Saes on the basis OF
mddhg Upsnd nothing below Good shipped December al
81 The receipts OF wheat for the have been al OOO
quarters ~ rludng 1000 Anencsn
LVEEPooL yau 1O-l mCoiIon Ia easier and price. have
declined traction Mdiing Upsuds. S0Sii hddirg Orleans,
fn.sEyoRr Jan. 20Uned STATE. $500 bonds 97s tn.
OF 1862
LykRPooL jan 2O2p m-Co,ton-sses the basis OF Low
Mding Orleans nothing below Orna shipped January and
February at SD bfes1suh que. except for Corn
which hrncT At 4Z9 Wheat l37Ql3lO Genital for aver
age California Whites l4di for Club and IL 39 l2lO ot
Red Western Spring Bacon 80 cwt for Long Clear hde and
40 for short Clear Midies
LosDoN Jan 2OSugar 2'9H29 y cut for No IL Dutch Stand
ard on the spot and 26I for do.
bOsDON Jan 2O3 mIhe of discount the open market
for three months bills j. which = cent below te
bsn OF England rate Pans dispatches kenes 5o lO oo
LiVktrooL Jan 2O-3 MOI the Cotton sales TO-DAY zVo
American sales basis Of Mddng Upsnd nothing below
Good OrIinsr shipped February and March, at 1854
LONDON, Jan 2O-}3O mrhe amount OF bullion withdiNn
from the Bank " bngand balance TO-DAY fl2jOOO fars
dispatch quotes Renies at 5St IL ec
2U.-PesrOioGm. III for Kline Pale Ameucan
LONDON, Jan 20 m-Bne RsSay shares, preferred 1O
FRANKFORT jan 2J-Und States Five Tseny bonds IS for the
issue OF 1862 1870.
vEEPoOl Jan 90 -Co,ton-Sals the basis Of Mddng
Ipnd BObng below Low hidng deliverable February Ani March
a 81
LoNDoN 2O-G dispatches quote Rente,st 5sf 25e
Jan 90-6 mTb market tor and fabncs at
Manchester : dull with downward tendency.
LIyERroOL, Jal. 20 Eyeniag-COmmon Resin I6dS e"I
LOND0N Jan lTRveuug Lnsced Oh e230 E2J ~ per ton
LoSDOS. Jan. 2b-IalOr, 400 4 cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
COTTON MARKETS.

CHAaLxros jan holding of but not met by
BUYERS Mddnng 1850 10; Low MdiLHg. loci Strc Gs
Ordinary 2112 bales exports 10 France OII
bates; 800 bales; 61.ll4 bales.
jan 20 hrn; hidiiug lBdl1 net receipts
1}i4 bales. r's 300 haies; 3DOO bales
PHILADELPHIA, Jsn 2OCotou qme Midding ib3r; Low SID
ding 15',c Good OrdinarJ l5c receipts 80 bales,
gToss, l76 bales
MrsPH Jau dull demand light, and confined to the
Low MdDg II lJc; receipts, 2,23J bales ship
ments ! A2J bales sock, 81, 80 bales.
LouisyLE Jau ZO-tot0n quiet Low Md1hne litdlJc' no
Mddirg IN
ArGrsrA 20Co,iou quiet steady Mddng ljc receipts
l.OoS bae,; sales. JJ3 bsle' -
sAv.SNAn jan Slender; Mins 1853. receipts,
OJo stoet
1888 bales . -
NOME jan quiet light demand; Midlng, II tr
net receipts 1857 be cosstwe 40
bales: SAILS 900 baie,i stock, 6s7i7 bales
2O-C0ttondcmani good for Good Ordinary
and above sup. poor Mdrng 6c; Low Mdlng Il 81 strict
b,le. Bntsia 1905 bale; France 100 bales
.,., bales lt.t evening 5000 bales, s,oc. Isl J2
BttTlMoKH Jan 5O.t;uttoE quiet Mdlng lb.; Low Mid
dt 10 &C.. Good Or11a.y. l4tc receipts l!S bales
- " receipts 62 bales exports, to France 200 bales coastsse
3JT b.es al he As; evening COO bales. SPinners 3S1
bales; stock, 1886 bale.
GlLyEroN 2Ootton qriet wrat, moderate demand
G. oil Oriilzr l3ic S1dng, ljls, net 3,O3j bales
,ncrt. ,oawis, - bales sales %jUO bales; lO7 5O3 bales
% he, % 81 bales; s.oet 3O2i bales
- Lc~ 2OCo0n nomiasl' unchanged MidiiLg 10 lc;
.liOm.hts, 700 bales. saes 20 bales.
TtsctS..r- 2OCotton quiet trn; Mitihng 1899
o,, l,2 bales shipments, Coz bales; stock IA bales
Yam, Jan 2O-Coou dull; Low MGdIug 4i- receipts
qiO rs. PORE coss,wse q 72 bse. sales 400 bales,
u, S1S D.leS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
rAT1LE MARKET.

Rr,uo J,s 2o-CLruK-Tbr receipts TO-DAY, nelndiss %
ear, s.porei TO jl3 Arsd nasns TIE Total supply Tor he
-, ts, he.i 30 2Oi the
tmr las, vt,t Ire slower owne asknT IA ~ advance
"a lat o, a rre,.; holding % for lower
M l,rr . ndApcs E,si.fl and eonry buyers sales 100
he'd Illinois ssetr. ranging om 10 IiiV at - $50 90
Irn .J mo SER, r.1au, 100 10 LIZA n, - 700
a. - 40 LEAD ranging from lOlb 10 DOB D.
Al 81 5Odsj 81 head iBsas Steers ranging ron ios' ~. To-
at s4d44 l"1 $780,. 4. ooo -, ID a..
-, t m. ,e,k thus lar II 900 head 800 head
for The ssas um. the Hass vas SOW strong y
arye tambeT VI sheep were
l ill., n.,t week svsnce In prices and the yris are
e.d.i said, Of ksi Ohio sheep ranging from 80 to 100 d.
at ~ 1915 S7y -oo,-, ..t. a., 81 ,-
oo-Th. receipt, to-y 700 head nAsns the total supply
for ID. l3iOJ heal against S!op De-. 10y 'hs san.
time - ssJ " 0I bss A's AL - 5s>' "
st bsti SsSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

the 5S2 DO sst week l4fO6 do
1863 do; week There 10
reference The butter trade beyo9d noting the
nentshon OF its firm position This strongly shown b' the esdl
the dealers who have he
gun gilt edged and small fancy dsres number OF
She week sod shove zoe. aud
effect general 45cent tone II the
prevailed before The trade has brt dung
the consideration Of local buyers Who
b.rrs owing 81 suitable Medium
who Of that class stand resdy to snap
shat be hd under $50 and res trade equal TO
previous Winters tlev would have TO avail h"mS' d the cheap
IL thought that TIE event OF pretty liberal
medium class Of will chance with the bodies
viii show neglect wher hn stock IS abundant
SELECTIONS Michigan
few Of Ohio have advanced Jc Rolls De
p,nd The quality OF rolls running lat
terry onr obansbe for nice halt bb penn'anii
but hsvo vide Upward Of 900 PIGS OF
Csfornis arrived OF selling
33 We shall probabl, have early samples OF Caor
this State pals are only nomins eloaons;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
WOOL MARKET.

p,r,pyIprfi jan 90 Wool 10 go.d demand
ON, PeLE,l, .nd West 'rsns benhle Extra and shove.
55d57c Mdias, S5dJfL s Cosr.e, 5Od52c
M,cb,s.n Indiana W-,en Pine 5Oaj3e; Mediuu
rSLSr .r.e jOu52 Combns, washed. 80 2rO5c Combius
os.Ssi AOIl "A, Csh.ds Cimhiug 6BdGje Pine Ashed
JrG3Tt Co. Yeilm washed 36d3-c Tub washed 80 a
57e Colorado rlel 'I1i" INV Shsd 2sG23c sitfa
I.,,. n. .pJ MEDIUM 27dj0c; Tens Co.r.e 2OG25c Cab
sr,,s F,,s I'D a.un 2Sr3je: California Coarse 22a30c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
,rmshi.r, 5os6o n,

. cru.s terms; 1000 Dry S the soe, on n,ns
e DRY part from p-.l NV VI,
SsSs and Ssysn 500 Dry .Vd s.''S T,, md sSuse 99
e.'sd Ms.e 0SO W S. Texas ana SoI'.1 t, Baaso
SIS S,,' S S,s.a 80 sH sss bales n. % ,s sr.
trs le 90 io9 t1e. and 1877 bales k,d ms NUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Exports provisions week ~ 494 2O2 pigs o
pork lard The far has been tohes.
shippers dressed beef ana
bias beeo 70 place ~ our usuA
Hog dressed fair demand al fase "
l5c Lille n pofA
sterv tne retailing quoted at 2d'' 40 49,
SdSL 7l2G77s AID "a Sc Tor hKn'
Receipts Of dressed hogs past wees 5G2.
POULTRY AND GAME.
In dressed poultry there has been stesdy comfortable mse nou
quality have steady ana
previous this Ste az
selling better Frozen poutr. from the Nor est
at 1lHI2c chickens
hayeb Ice e here slow Of sale. Quotstons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

s C, Reds for s-e and scub, planters will b. forced
EiS Nose more largely than advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

brief from the London sales hss been received DARK hes
prices pale do declined 10 cent compared
September Opos,um advanced - per cont Nusfai
1rgei Tie arriving this sold without heta
wishes TO hold them We quote
elcy prices duty ite, unGrcsScd sAins:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Brporls po,oe. -ee bt Uncertain weather
against the demand Tor Dotstos sorA cell In moderate
sy 81 toll bness hg, ar yRfshAbs usrs there Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

worked The there
good and there is e'
consumpy capacity for 5000 10000 cans yer week
Win favorable weather Harlem Railroad platforms quota
Jan - ~ 90 Jan a. So 50; Jan 1 - 90 Jan
6 ~ 80 Jan. H. - To- jan H. ~ 70; Jan 10 y 20 aver
81 j32 Receipts for as follows; tr hAN
30 cream 2s75 DO. milk II ren Railroad 100 Do Nr"
Haven Railroad Hudson River Railroad, $50 DO hna
aroA do miscellaneous nearby Toutes 2ZOO do total %
ca cream. y.SlO 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

SEALED PROPOSALS for the BALANCE
y Of III. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the MASONIC HALL and
ASYLUM FUND amounting $50 OOO will be by The
deragnei until Jan -. -... .
~ bonds are part Of an issue 100000 secured by 6r and
ONLY mortgage valuable plot OF and uste the northeast
corner Srthsye Twelty.taHsL the CITY Of New
Yo ami the massive granite building process erection
the sane completed The land $40 900 and
tbe land building will amount t. OOOOOO
The principal bonds payable sept 10 1881 nd they bear
interest Of PAYABLE March 10 ana
sept To- By gal enactment Savings Banks invest in these
bonds exceeding 10 Of their assets
Tue proposals will MONDAY J,n. 26, at IL O'Clock
H. reject all proposals is reserved by the Trustees
% said FIui. . . -
Propo.l. nav addressed JAMES NJ AUSTIN Treasurer Of
D. ASHLEY CO.. No HSchansecont, OF u1om further NORMA
fr,r "a tn.g bod 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

apple much unsettled Ulsualv sofeuing
give. quotations SAFELY arve stock but this Jason the
worked enough the rs OF the
Independence Oh all the marke, viii bear for
California pears threaten Grapes out Of the list
the effect Of liberal outside business, and
hg1e advance choice stock sales,
$50 bb ~ $3.50 West In apples scarcely SIT
bot prime BsliSils bring S. Quotations:
Apples Prime Mixed Easter BeIrTr, =
Western n Y. box IS 5O6Sf 90
bb...........-. 81 SODei 90 CrauDerres, Choice
State selected do. OOD 10 EI.ri. hbs... 1o0lO 90
Common. Do. VOortO Choice Z UOd 10
fr,sts1. % 80 Do fancy TjH %
California 10. Fair
Winter SelIs y Prime ...... 3OH 90
bo1.......... } OOQ 80 Do poor......... ! 500 ! IS
Receipts $40 bales last week 3Gf bales
1917 bales foreign fortnight $50
rather fairly liberal receipts Of b0n
prevent The mart u brewer stu
improve fan prices fJr PRIME frequently
quoted Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

;,::: e % q saa %ss E 1fS" So So
PRTROLhUM-s,ird ~ih lin ted off,.
iss. the nsr1et & g >o.ze an tending uSaTi a. o.
g. a. fsif Fesr w. s = % obi, biz test for prompt aserg
g. S.i ale 500 5 90 ss a. P -sg .s a. s
Crsir iu' At lOa LUIS RtHI in cases quiet a. Is%Hl
stronger. got. SQe y; Tor CRY. At Paat H
. Jt Janu,ry So! TODAY. and 5000
Lt. 90 eve .as ,osLg at l5's also 5000 to', last
Provisions Ps mfrssis ve-y quiet, the local
sss-s %'sl % ssi,ims @t S ", sa ' or
Ws,ssS PINE i len an 80 bis C1inspeciei H.. At
so : = forfg, ~. v, hear OF 300 hbs seller
80 - Bee ,t4rl - tbis St r'aSli TO- PAN
Mes 81 5UdS .iias sru Mos. 1lerc- Ber se4dg On
81 Hams aug. a-l sal of 20 bbS al S4 t2j for
Western. 3d. - so. b.rn Cut Meats il demand aad
81 Tor liam, E ae; sale, Of loo PSsled h"{a;;
% lo.IC 20 - g i,e-s' ,J o. u5ee; "siSr'' Il
IL. ls to .. 20 aya.re; 200 Fresh Shoullers
e; 900 d. Of a. il4a7 5;;iGeio 10 6oi-' 4
30 OIe, Loss . - ID De- ana $50 boxes DO At
.,n.as 10 S Son ..,. d G 555 5" s5 e m.
k,f seller Jan .-. go co.. seller February. e2c;
s s C ss,s d L % TG y. & .5S o ht 'c s
Iesei hog, sir qemsnl' Ne quote .. 40 3.
h. .snsS eSt raT sale, Of SO S1 aud ic, At Sc o
N J. 9lsq9. - l6a9i2-. for Far to Prime ;, am:
Ser Sc Is, Pebf los. $50 ,es, seller March at go
RICE os1tuuc business; sales iolsy comprise 40
A.. from ~ ,c i;angoOn al eltc: o5ss
Al 7l4c lao Rer terms, and 1000
sKFbS-cc1e rr r. active sales Of 300 bses Prime At
Bloc. $50 bs. Ga. ami $50 b4-s Far q o.
SoAP-Caae r-nain jObooe way and the market is
s9CAs-Ile or Irna, sslecally Cloves va. , ,Ts
22t- Plnrrto ,i..-- I2Ql3c; Sume.s 81 O2dSI %:
Css Poe Go. j. E,d reppeS 2Jei aud Cloves, Doc,
srEARIS hir srn; sale, Of 400 tcs Prime wesern at
sJG2R-Ras . l,a ait Say ,'sadr; sale, TO-DAY Of 90
hi. and So bose. A -u.sns IL; also late last ~
C-ntI 80: quote Common keduug, "a ~ rs.
Pro REQ 80 TO- 5a H., No. o., u.s. s ~
AM Mesio 40. .tane. sugars quiet; Hands, pow
crushed AID e. IIasaIO7s.: As Ss4a97sc.; b.. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Receipts for week l2j4 DIGS DO. last week 800 DO
Lass SOL DO; past week 200 ptgs Inc
hiss turned good deal OF surplus STOCK
other this receipts would indicate Former quot"
tons however unsken aud good wholesale home ami export
reported Peaches are not scYe but holders are
SinaI irIts
small shade
been quoted Receipts week Isl Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Lave poultry ranges l4Gl6e FOR fowls and chickens sa O or
l3d0c ducts b5dSIc per pA geese ~ zod
| AZ 90 for NewJener, and 81 50G$l 10 for western
demand for all but Nenison CafcAsses VI &
567e for fresh saddles seldom sell al he iut
Quail Grouse higher Psrridg are afoo Au
advanced quoted al Doe W quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

rVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS oftle AMERICAN SAW COMPANY will be held At
Company No. Ferry-st, TUESDAY the Zfm
a the election OF Trustee for The ensuing year
Nes.YorE, jan. II, 1874 SAAL !" PUTNAM, oecy
THfHD EArIoS,L BASK. NA'HyIILs, Tenn. Jan ~ ID
WE are prepared to attend to the FUNDING
w and REGISTERING OF TENNESSEE BONDS. Information
,h.esy given copy the Funding ,w furnished gratis on
application. ~ -. Ely, 49, ~ - D..
L -. \ $500 L. NnN. mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

PROPOSALS for 1891 300 CONSOLIDATED
i STOCKS Of the CITY AND COUNTY OF hBW YORK, for
The purpose providing paving the BONDS VI the CITY
andCOUNTY maturing fe5. ], 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Of the Comproers Once
uru TUESDAY, Jan 81 1874 at O'Clock when the same VIII
publicly Opened whole OF the OF THREE
MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED AND TNHNTf-ONE THOUSAND
HUNDRED DOLLARS Of the Consolidated stocks Of the CITY
% County OF New YORK. to wits
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF NBW
NORK-Authorled by Section ,. Chapter 156. Laws Of
1873 1. Chapter 4i4, Laws Of 1872 and Chap -
81, Laws oil 1874, payable Dee !, p2,947 SOO
Consolidated STOCK or TlIE COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-AuthonIed by section =. Chapter 1856. Laws OF
Ter I,s, Of III ps,abe Dec l. 1896 ...... S7i 700
shall the OF cent
mum PAYABLE Isl December IN each year
aet snd inIored Proposals. for COnsoi
the and County Of NeSTork aud neo'd 10
second envelope addressed t. The COmptroler
the Of the Comptroller to reci any Or
bids hi The Interests the Cts and County require
Por full information Advertisement The CITY Record
ANDREW II. GREEN. Comptroller
CITY Department OF Finance Comptroller Ofce Jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Receipts week 656 bbls sst week 1867 DO same
yes 1859 bb Another unlroper'us week has attnI
the egg presses upOn the market and Is il her
have become sppred e c mat
fresh stock dfcrt 70 obtain DC Tor really
90 a marks OF Ohio LINED nearly nooniess snt again
marked lower u month eapse before Lent vii fa'oai m
feel quite blue the prospective duh rae
C,, .itst Eeb Ouots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
sCsDRIEs.

Honey again lower the holders s ont Bee'rar
has sNsneed holding price Nesthes sad l0erf 10
Tnusi O. are quotd 81 J. rS3 20 y n ~ tin for on PEPPER
nh1 - I5dA slas; oil Wl~'sreeD - 20 y u on hs"A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

aaI Dncss arr unchsng-d sales ~
. % Gl2X1c. 100 cases DO. O..
.,tlrut an Ma,s4chu>e;ts. co. ~
OBJ. econ e. and 1871 &c. f. F.
a. . q bOas..; 100 cases r
TAs, and l22 canes Wisc0Lsu,c..3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
DOfnI bHI, Y INsHTIUUF'
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Receipts the week 5,734 boxes: DO s week $50 DO
ssne week year lO43l Exports week S634 bores
same 100 Gold closes III Il Cable, bA b
has throughout me week
prices steadily advanced good prce Of extra State
FACTORY held quotations the home sde pa1ins
r 30 tranactons The etpOrt desnd - very sai
factory prospect estern Cheese
going rapidly st better prices here u little more to conc mere
the principal Western cities will require icpienishmea
carload good NcoHan and Illinois, late arHv'l 500 81
llaUlSc for The prime 10 fancy state su9 30
last Quotations;
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good. IL alb Farm Dairy good - me =" "a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

S,w.Orleans currency II ID
Ccrntrv A West. cur'V 9'il ~ 4
scgtbern....currency ~ 6lO2
CitvSr ghler ONcurcv lu4g-
CltySr. Cow. currenc5 10 O.
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C.le'ta SITTER. CIV. gold - Hll
Caic'ts SITTER Cw.gold l. Ia
CsietapesIGrea.g.i l24GI"'a
C,lc'ts Bnfalo...roli l$'2d -,
SINGAPORE Budalo.gol1 - a W
N.,ils RuHalo..gold 49, a. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-11

DWELLING HOUSE FOR t.A
~ BALB. n
l offer for sac my house and ground on tho
northeast corner OF l4th street and the Alloy bc-
tween Jacob and Woods streets. Tho ground
Fronts ninety feet on 18th street and ls one hun.
bred and thirty feet in depth. VIII sell house
and 80 feet OF ground separately.
WIN. r HUBBARD,
sepB lIi4 ChAplIne 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-11

SCHOOL CENSUS AND POPULATION
The School Census Of Chicago taken in
September last, has Just been published.
From /, we learn that the number Of chill.
Lren in that city between the ages Of six
and twenty.one years is 10555j. The
School Census Of St. Louis, taken in April
last, shows that there were then in that
city l25, lO4 children between the ages oil
six and twenty.one, giving ST. Louis an
excess over Chicago Of 22,ji9. The
actual difference in the entire population
OF the two cities can be very closely APP
proxinated by multiplying the excess by
three, the ratio OF persons between the
ages Of six and twenty.onc being as one
10 three in the entire population Of all
cities. ST. Louis, then, contains a popu-
lstion nearly 10000 larger than that Of
Chicago. The ST. Louis GLOBE trusts the
newspapers OF the latter city will bear
this revelation With dignity and meek
ness, and will not give vent 10 those
sngry passions which the proof oil Chi
Cages inieriority to St. Louis is apt TO
arouse.