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Teto Sllinlrci-IaOv tho Jnrnncso
Ex.ntiutktcr OF JNstAcO n ct DGntlk.

H. iottor from Yokohnma, 5apan, to the Glove
Bayh, "The outbreak u Is not worthy Of tho
name Of reboltoh) Il, saga1sot. III tho south,
= very few .Bkirn,islce. md tho insurgont
samourai wore dsporaod. Twelve Of the nlore
noted Of their toedera paid tho penalty Of thefr
n,iHlobds with thoit heads, and tho curtain
the Orient Wholesale execution for political
ofrensea. The most illuatrious Of tho tnRl1r-
gontB WAS Yoto shlsnpoi. 1Io had boon Minister
of luatice, and was in roa1ity loader Of the out
break. lie was Boured and disappointed man
4 Misunderstanding With tho l1onsurY oausel ".
him to rosign, and lie waH from tho llrat . bitter
| o.. ueut ot tho 1walura Ministry. 1Io was
aldong tloHe who signed tho hotttion to the
Daijoaman. Grand connct! prhying o. rasl,er
| ment or Legislative body. Tiriug Of peaceful
measures ho went to tho south, and bccamo
lie. head md :, front Of the. tiscontento'l
Sa,nourat Of his old homo, Saga. I met
linn once pt an9of pnry nnd %@s
man, Of gtatSFir " ~ polite manner. and appa5-
irr - '..at - Even III that little asHomblage,
T. - IN Thor japanese guost was M otieeE
Il, IL undor tho Government Ycto, With
~ .:acs aud = known opponont Of tho Govern
nls>if, was troated with marked respect md def
| erouco. lie mot death aB ho had uvod-bo>dly
and without fenr. When, with barred tlroat and
bandagcl cyos, ho turned hiH face tor tho lasl
limo toward tho east. ho was asked i ho had
anything to say. 1n, firm, nuqnisorlng goicf
he began tho recitation Of IN i1nprou,ptu sesso
of poetry, defending Ills action and ,prayinG
diod. 'fho Int syl1ablo Ind linrdl,
fallen from, his lifs bofore tho e1ocu
tiduer's sword fell.. As special mark Of tht
hoiuous nntl.ro OF hia o1oilsc. Yoto,a Aoad Wi
PLACED upon a stake and exposed ID tho pnbli
iighvay Of tho dsatfoctod province for Eoyola
days. The execution OF Yeto mas n,arltod by, I
bIt Of brovty mid dispntch almost equal to tht
Of tho GovorDmcnt forces nganst tho insurgcut
- man OF experience and ability. Yoto-hI
old comrado III arms, and now lia dofeates
enemy-uas hiding from his keen pursuit. Al
ready several days had passed., and still 70 new
csmo OF the capture of tho arch.robe1.. A
length, however, q dispatch was received at th
Capital from Olsubo., at u o'cloclt: 'Yeto /
captured, aud at O'Clock tho safno day another
Veto has been sentenood aud executed Shor
| shift that !"
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Tho Cour de Cassation,. Of Paris. has Just
gyou Judgment in somewhat curlous case. It
IL customary In many Oriental courts Of Justice
for the advocates as we'll tho public to take or
their ahoos on entering as sign Of reapoct to
OF Pondioherry, aomo time ago took upon hinlself
to traubgross tll!n custom aud to keep Lis shoeB
.on In tho presence Of the Judaos. For this lle
was suitably admoniahca; but Df. pannoutombl
rebelloa, and maintained that he had right to
cortling 10 hia convenience or fancy. Ho WAS in
consequence forbidden to practice. II. Pan
noutombi appealed to tue Frnuch Minister Of
Jnsticu, who quashed the decision OF tha court
lie cou Of Gavsatoa wIoso sosmn .,poou
llencefurth authorizes III. paunontombi to k0op
lis al,oev on in the discharge Of his proteasional
duti0B.
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Tho Lnst Case OF Supposed hydro
VhObfn.

From tho Ntc York HGT{d, JH{Y Il. ....
THE fuucral Of William A1cainnis, tile little
boy OF years old. who died from supposed hy-
droplobia ut tho Bulleyu0 Hospital carly Friday
morning, took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from tho rcuidenco Of his parents, at No.
G9 Enaox Btroot. Considerable doubt is ontor-
teiled Iy tho physicians on tho atar Of tho hos
pital III to whether tho caso is really Hydro
pllobia. Tho symptomB were not those OF =
typical caso and it aeoms to 20 tho general i'm
prosAon that a prcobely similar case occurring
aubioct might, sud, probably would, hayo
Leail troatod ny the best physicians iu
lilo city without suspooting lydroplo1ia.
10 quote from ono OF tho house ply
tllat il was not due to commissions brought on
by oyor-oatiug." It will ba remembered that tho
child was not feeling well on Wednesday,, aud
had not boon for soyornf days, whom lta parents
took It to tho house Of q friend a'ld allowed 1t to
cut bannuas and oranges, drink soda water, aud
stay up till II o'clock. Even aftor tue spaBuls or
eonyuiaionH began Ao vas persuaded to out some
huekeborriaB, and wlllo this suddnn change IN
Ills condition from p slight iudisposltion to
violent oonyulsioua may haye boen only coinoi-
dent with hta feeding, yot i'll mouths Of loas
excitement physician would 10 very opt to Look
ou tue exces3 as slfficiont canso. One Of tue
prominent symlsoma, dia!iko to drink water,
iwaH absont. though, the convulsiye Hpaiams im
splitting was loaa FREQ than descrlood
csseB, and tho breathing dill not show oil the
| characteristics Of lydrophobla. The autopsy
gave 10 direct eyldcrcc TO support either dag
inlh oblonsata favored tho auppostion that the
| diaease was hylrophobla, whilo. it should DO
borne In mind that this is sometimes caused by
| nero commissions Tho Same doubt seems to
attach to several other casos OF hYdrophoblat
and IL ts said as tho hospital that oaae in yet to
DO aeeu Which could be definitely decided to bo
| l,ydrophobia by comparison With authorities on
tic nnbjoet. soetions Of tho medul!s ollongata
and tic larynx are In tho hands Of Or. ]. u. y.
A1uoii, 10 West Thirty-scoond stroot, for mi
croscopjcal examination, as woll ns some OF tia
nl,c,a from tho lattor to bo usod III expori-
,nents iu inooulatills dogs
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Since tbs fun llas como to bo rognrdod % an
almost Indispensable a1junot TO the fa!hln!aa
toilet, history OF lts origin may not prove unin-
torestiny to tho BOX who h@ndlc 1t so adro.t!y;
Ihu Clllnese eay TINT Kan.si, the 1ea9tltil
mask which Celestial etiquette requires to be
worn In public yery oppressive, az the eyentng
waa warm. hut hor ingenuity was equal to i tho
occasion. She united lior mask md moved u 10
rapidly back and forth before hes face taas 1t
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In tho ground. THO little follow compsainotltliat
ilts ar,1i md tlngcrs were in terribly orAmpoa
poaltion and tlias tho llttlo nnngor and the naxt
one Nere grSnlnK Together Tho 1af wae ta9t9 e,a
cratu ret1 Al dasdtihea. Tho boy know nothing
of the llBresitton Of Ila arm.
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TllD FIELD AND STABLE.
Rheumatic Arthrttis nntt Ernvin-
rnblicly-Adrertisct Iko,mcdtns-An~
other Atton'pt 10 ntnike Pork Appcnr
To ne I'M Objectionable Fond.
Etdth lur nrn Catre&hdudkut

otncr AttOmpt 10 hIniko Pork Appcnr |
40 IN rtaa o,r or" c"rpeteaa.a m"%a'
nuruaAr1a sraarrS anr1iaaTs AID sa0 srav2a. sy
L4KE o1rs. htan!sris Co., H., juno 81. 1874.
Mn' VsrEniSAn..a IT,: hnye eoE
,,eyar Ico, ismo uartee. Il is II, tho % rinht
Yiaec, md rc.ctsIca ese yers rnc,.. wien shot,s
wceka old, sl,o as a.he III at loa, t1o on li,l one
81 s III ssss esssy o
ahio"R Ls afs T m spIy Hre San II
hayo vou any f"i,h +, H. yasions rc,e,ea adycr.
tived3 TLrd, clro for apasih, 1t curalro.
.Jons nntonAM.
Ans,eer to John Brighdn1 Yonr first question
must DO answorod In tho affirmative SPAWN
o,n or5 .or o,,r,ns limo, rano ia onnooranco
",.,, @ ,seSs ..rar,aaa ~ n.or,ia
n.tnoot oau71ns 'tlnonoss' p1o',auu Wv .uo1 w
changes arc yet limited to the lower portion OF
tho inside OF tho hools-joint, and havo thor soat
exclustyelv in tue lluamonts, and In tho uorioa-
to,., .,I A.. .~t.x,oi,,a,,. ~ t,,o h,n,,, l,,t
~ I'll, H.. n,.ono,, ,.,,, ,o,,orass r,o1,v a.
II VIII 10 "1tenaeu VIII 'a"enebs 1nSat'"o'y as
soon aa tho morbid process cxtonds to tho artc-
ulat Hurfaco or Burfacos Of ono or moro Of tloBo
smn,, hnnrs corat.tnt,n,, tha hnn,,- -io,nt Enr-
tl.er, apnvin NAV e1at, but tho lamcnosa may
haVe a'aappea1ea, Wuole tae al8caaoa ponos
hnvc boconae firmly unitod.-liave grown To-
gothor to ono solid piece. In such case, tho
lameness llaa been cured. stil1, tho fact that
1rrh1tt tyor 1ntYA xtnr trnf nj ,hf1t
yoa1 wv M "a' aae ,,. mnoA s, uu's ".oAs III. ulu
nhd, ~ tne aams s'1no, tno pastofn,3o'ns con.
sidorabiy ewolled, 1natoa 1t very probable TINT
tue colt laa been affected with rheumatic ar-
tlrltfs, MI Inflammation Of tho Joints yery
eommon n yonno co,,a. n t,,}a Ia ~, ! gorl3
..a;. onn - yoaae so'sn' 49,. sn1 10 ~ "o"
bo inclined to pronounce tue enlargomont,. +" re-
sombling spawn very much !" an induratod swoll-
Ing In the ligamenta poriossoun, and bones, pro-
duecd aud left bolnd by tho rheumatic artLrtis.
III arswor 10 your. second, i: ! ;ssion. have .o
hay tllst sueh an e1!1ntRo1ne cannot 10 rotnor.
cd, no matter wlieth6r the nama hhs beeft oahBed
by rheumatic arthyitis, or wlotlor 1t In tho prod
uct Of real bono.spavin. Any one who pretonds
to be ablo to romore such nj, enlargement With
out grcdt injury to tho animal IL cfarlatan and
h1mbug. still, tho natural rrocosa Of waste
and repair, to which such morbid product Is
subject just as well as normal. tigHucs, may ef-
feet. in le courae Of tinlo, dacrcaso lii size by
c0i,louabg tito substance.
! neutrality-suspicious. nEMFn1Es
prctondiilg 70 cure aimost everything. .Ihey are
usually composed q cheap atlI lhierlor ihRrctll,
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Eoreigl, Capitalists Fsnr tho Effects
Of the Potter I41l1ys

t5HeCIHF I77d5H3tH ~ Z TIE G7F1CH1" 1F9oHHt'
AfEplsoN, Wis.,, July 14.-Tho State Journal
publiAl,ns letter to it's senior editor, David At
wood, az Director OF the @. & Superior lailroad,
from James Ca1npbol President OF that Com
pany, Who has raturliel from nj, uuaucceas(ul
etfort to neSottatc its bondH, in which no aaYs
sVTho mort formidable and only roal obstruction
to my negotiation wna tho Legislation, of last
winter koWn ~ ss rosor D
pll wisconsin Bocurities, and most OF tho other
Wd6t6rn, OF MS tloy aro called lore, tho Granger
EtAteB, and wllilo money is exceedingly plenty,
aud large amounts Of 1t seehing Investment at
low interest parties Gaunot bo induced to exam.
iua INV Western railroad enterprise with YieW
OF lioating Its bonds wl,lo soyeral Eastarn ratl.
roads .,ava hoan able to place their bonds in the
market ut large pEicoH and low ratio OF in
tayrntn
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tito Northwestern s. ST. Emil ln1tlllc~
= tin,l CsiscE ks6stposicA.

E11ftrtf pfsUqffh to The EHtCHuG IFftHHts
MAn1sos, WIZ, JMly l4.-TMe State suits
rHainst tho Chicago, milwaukee, & St. Paul and
lie Ch1cago l. Northwestern Companies TO
fostraln them from violating tho Inv regulating
flilroads bY all injunction from tho supreme
discussiou' by Asst. Att'y-Gon. J. @. Sloan, Who
objected to longer delay thnn Weok or ten days.
andby 8. U. Pinnoy, for tito st. Paul Comllany,
mid George y. Smith, for tho Northwestern Com
peny, who as:sed four weeks fer rreparntioni
{Gbugh tile latter thought tho Company might
b. reddy fri two, it wns agreed that tho henrilig
ehoutd bo postponed Till 'ineaaay. Avg 4.
niea, TINT considerable tinao would bo needed to
pr6pare d defonse against tho stafos apltl1ca-
NoI aud proofs to suatotn tho avaF11acntn wnich
trbuld b0 made in argument, oafnc'ally niloetliis
tIolr roads updor tho Inv IN question without
Suiuoua loss, wlothor tlioy cou1u obey asid 1.-Two,
AID other question: slian tlosu raiaed in tho
FodoTal Court, aud urged tint Tho public intor-
would ID particularly injured by. rea-
sonable delay to ehablo tho merits Of
these grcnt questions to DO fairly and fully pre-
by Chief-JuBtice Ryan, that tho caHea Of the
two roads would DO arglcd togotlor.
:h1r. pinney said he Ind hoped, IN view Of tho
suggaalions Of tho United States Court, and all
appeal to tie United States Supreme Court Of
a case involving tho validity Of ts law, no such
unusual step aa this would have beon daemod
necossary.
Mr. Sloan contoudcd that four wee1s wus
an unreasonable delay, in yiow Of tie
facts tl,ut companies lad been yiolat-
ing d public statute for two months and
\ half; tnat the solicitor Of t11e Company in
wlose behalf Alr. Pinuos spoke hsd presented
m elaborate printed argument In the caaa Of tho
Injunction latoly applied for BY tho companies
In tha Federal Court, and in which nearly all tllo
questions involved were discussed ut 1ongtl,,
and declded adversely to rallroad companies.
ThiBwas no new question, just sprung up, aB to
wlothor those CORPORATIONS should obey the laws
Of the State. NIr. Sloan also thought tho sug-
geatip,l Of unlue Zoal in tlis action rathor nl,-
gracious, since, after patiently whiting for tito
compliance. 1t was now only sought
to- require them to comply with no
much of tile INV ns flor elaborate argument, had
been decided valid by II tribunal Of their own
choosing. Judge Davis suggestion to suspend
proheol,tions llo supposed to rofer to the prose.
pntion Of lui!roal agents for ponaltios. Ho ro-
mhrked that the Interests OF the people who dc.
sired to soouro reasonable rates Of transporta-
tion suffered by delay, aud wore to bo takon into
consideration, aa well al tloHo Of tile railfoad
coinpanies and clailne1 TINT this Injunction was
Rskel to prevent tho peoples aufforinR gren
wrongs. He denied that there was my injustiot
to 1ailroal companies III tho Potter law.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

rLxxs. r' O. lind an, Ss ps'' a., .s
FRTiTsTss marie, re. a. descriptions Of ,or'isS dr.t b:
s e.i ,ioS % E sS bsos. " s 81 s. s% &
isss iss carraSs e Turkish Pruass l2c Lskhos Gtros,
2 ,t S"% a. f soi. s ssd a7 ss for 70 SI Ss Nut is
S. Sss.i %.ss ssei % S'; sO
pnc wnter bat dali the marte closes ~..t.r With mod
s: a.mS S e ss % sale. 81, bon 81 S5s
s'' s1Tt SqSs Il S S s n; G1fS ssrs =
RsS e we . IS;., q =, q 8 for 70
and az M ,T,' ss. so 600 es % 2s zoo s. S
Austrian Barley halt drm With limited demand;
wsssS on p,'s s T S 9 % s Less = .. . ss % c 20 s
Sc" oaC M.sd s s M, x. 81 VIZ.
state .d At @ 81 & So2e s aIIsI .Aa n .so %,
ST TO- Corn is lower and very DAN New cong very d- o held
above the view, Of shipper" The ae' are 1900 bu,b U'oud a.
Western White 50 ses for KeT tern isISs at s2as5e for
GUSSBs-There only nmIte! steady
rs Do Ss All 2sG !. & T . s AZ, ss.s :
bat little doing ,1S price; s are S1ss&s "'
2 59S DG southern sa sfsl at 80 '' o.
for ,be pas, week 9s~i as osap 5 p'fs s1sp, @ 20 log rS
Bmma Herman; 10 05 from Rio rer
. o5 J S p @ v'! 3 Iron 1n " s.,sa E Of per h M m @
Iudiaso Tho. Bali 1866 from Gayeou C Of Aas
ean. per Of Houson 142 om ssvsnnsh Gere B,rn
22OO from Savannah per ygo 200 from savaauah
rs from other coastMse pos total 1858 Hides Sales II
35s5 ITo p BasnG; Bs Ays Ss e 2 m % % sG 80 ' , s'S I
and 60 days usual 800 Dry California - 70. 20 ~
god dayr selected 1885 Bogota 21 h private
60l0 Dry Central American. 2O4Z2 h on pnvste tems $50
Dry eI asd Mse'G 60 k 10 D. $ ,. % S5y,s s's srSs " Zoo Non.
40 b private 4s5 " Rio Grade COZ
slaughter 10 b at l029l0ac currency selected 1880 hies
and % bales Calcutta Cow, 10 10 II %. Dnyats
terms so bales Buffalo 90 2 70 private
The fol owing toays stock b-uJ "a 200 Dry Bueno hr
mart from Europe M0nteyb 1880 Drg ko Grahe
900 Dry 100 Dry Bogota and Sags a 800
Dry and Sailed 72OU Dry sated NeIran zOlO0
DRY ana Sailed Domestic. 777OO Hides, 4s4 bales LAl-
cuta Cow bales Calcutta Buffalo time le3, ~ OvU
Hides and India tpe 1872. $1,000 HIDES.
and 40 bales Calcutta 1871, 1900 de and
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

ton. The passage Of any measure Of imitation would
doubtless give the market an upward impetus that
would bring in new buyers and give us lively bus-
ness for the coming month. Failing this, the bulls
would probably see their interest in adding to their
present holdings and thus create an activity which
would help them greatly, but which they would
rather see produced by other and more lasting
agencies On the other hand, the few who have
had the temerity to "go short" claim that they are
in position where almost any great calamity would
put money in their purses and some do not hesitate
to express the belief that 1T is getting to be long
while between calamities." The opening, highest,
louast and closinU nricPa were fOIlOwa:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHES-The receipts to-day IA pkgs Pots continue in fair de-
steady quoted 6a7c Pearls are dull and
nominal.
BUILDING MATERALS-Bcks without decided change In
only limited quote parcels shoaG Pale
NJ $IdSi %; 10 jOdS1; % River 10 2oUei ZO
Haverst-aw ~ 2jdsS 25 Croion FrontsBrOwn At
SI4Otl5; Dark Sl5ASl6, and Red Sl6dSll; Phla'
deDhis S2s 500S3O 80: Baltimore a. SjOdS5o; and for
parcels delivered Pare $60S6 %; jersey at - 9o9
So Up River So 25ds9 25i Hayerstraw Bay :. ~ zo@
$40 Cotou Brown Sl7dtl9 FOR Dark,
and 50GS37 30 for Phade Cement
auiet stady quoted 81 Is for Roseniae Lahs are
with moderate inquiry Eastern quoted At 81 101Sl 30
months Lime demand and market steady
former quoted 81 10 for Common, and Sl 10 Tor Lump
Other descriptions quiet bat steady .
BOOTS AND SOES-The inquiry has been active; the
m,nd chiefly from the soub.We with few orders from the West
dealers generally stocking and eips large trade the com
satisfactory manufacturers busy on hght aud
have desirable stocks the various styles
grades oil heaVY
the demand has 81 ghtly improved
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSIhe market for Corn Is moderately
steady wequoe Hur Green 10, at sa Green
t709c aud Red keduppe broons
agaln higher $2qs2 70 for Commons - 5O0 for
iumt to Prime. and 50 d$5 50 for Prime Iurl
BEESWAX-Ihe supply light and the market is trm with fair
Of 300 Western and couherl AZ 81 d32c
COTTOS-Thre demand Cotton both the spot and
arrive liberal prices without quotabie
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Treasury covered


The money market presents no new features, the
rates continuing downward. Call loans were doing
to-day at about five per cent the general rate and
when United States bonds formed the collateral
The discount market is quoted at to a for best
names. The legal tender circulation tonight Is
S3sl 9lO 1884, an increase since Monday of $4,000
Beyond a strong demand for United States bonds,
there is no feature to note both the gold and cur
rency issues being rmer. lot of $4,000 Currency
es issued to the Pacific Railroad, fetched 1l5s. We
he
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET


The demand for business horses is slowly
steadily improving and supply of desirable stock
Will inadequate to meet the requirements OF the
trade r ee J w 2 sf azs q J RpG ne IS ue r
mer OF the auciOneer There is change to note in
the demand for higher priced stock. Arrivals are lin
tied and few carloads of prime work horses are very
much wanted in the Bulls Head market.
The following are the sales reported as having been
effected at the leading auction marts
BY Mr.. Arch Johnston III ThirteeDth-et, near Uni
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
TUESDAY. Jan. 27-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. Jan. 27-P. NJ
The Wal-st. market to-day was what may be
called a brokers' market, the unusual steadness in
prices making 1t impossible for any other than a
broker 10 turn an honest penny" On the whole it
was as a rule heavy and declining market, though
with the exception of st. Paul which receded per
cent. and Ere, which dropped !, the changes were
immateIIaL AL eyes are tCIned toward Washing
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

Inclulei in the above 900 bales TO STRIVE.
For delivery the market % lower With fair ansae
tions, follows. all basis Of low MdiH9gs ooo
Is ss 2e " M ,ns o5 f5 e e. E:SS' ESS 20 s
April 100 l6is:; 300 IS l32c 100 is 5$3e Ms' 800 900
49, S JoSs iUS S 100 '5 Is lsSs @ 300 iS to
l paid exchange 100 psles Fsa O Ap9L s1e' d
Il i5.iec Ft5Taary 800 i $52S 500, l5 lI5ei joo
100 Is ls,32c 1900, IS 9l6e 200 10 i5,32; 200
100. II ee; 200 l6 l32c 900 I6 ll6e 200 ~ S52e.
1913 400 ig sl 500 tSC 10 49, iS i 800 1890 6SG o5 & 2G 80 100
10 Sc 81 s H & Nay 200 900 IS iqo - Il % &c 2SS &c., Is 80 &
IS 29S3e 300 lG7ai 80 200 IS - l6G 500 S1ssi & Jp
EIcisnge-iac. raid 70 eIchsnge 100 March for ADril
Rio RaIss es, and fdG n.as $ 9acnnSe seIe
spued sales Baltimore Of 5000 bags per Virginia Dare and 720
On I, nv, p e@. We ono,e na sgoes s IS Fair
263 a27c Good DO at 27s ,ad Prime DO at 2s29
eet Java Bag ana Mats quoted a. S0gS4e Ceon 27a2Sc
M.c'SO 2s LsF9.yT'' % re- 21d2 J5%na "a zoe,
26ad2zh- Mexican 26927ej A1go'iara 27a2se saVlla,
COAI-The demand Domestic has been extremely limited
ealy for Anthracite the stock h.ad.
ceiy generally good cks this especially Of Eastern
s de-, & . & .. "a A9Gf % a Sr iae t' z CO.'S Sq S' s fS' az
81 25GS7 So Poregn very dull and tame not enough doing to
CANDLBs-The only moderate o6bns demand ad the
10 lie Sperm at 2ec pa1at 3sS39c and Paafne
DRUGS AND DYRsounipe ~,hoat important change; quoted
hrm Of 10 80 20. gold and S6 80. gold
artar 3jc Refined Camphor quiet but firm
O steady but the demand active;
Vile ST currency oil Lemon is tending Downward
saader,oo. So 80 and Cos at So 40 god ssnifons
Cloves 50 25 oil Peppermint - 75 and OH wiutergen
81 80 al Easha Chemcs in better demand aad toe
81 sOds S0 Csusc soda 81 75aSj 80 sad Bleaching Pow
der ~ 643 all gold Other descriptions stea We quotes
\ d..
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject TO both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof. f.
H. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully ID
TRIBUNE LECIuRE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address Tue TRIBUNE, New-Yvrk
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
sb. y ". 10. T.. q. 10
And the following for city bank shares

Exports for the week from this port S5.iO6.e8'
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania Is, l09; Philadelphia. 22l Reading Rail
road, 81 Pennsylvania Railroad. 4ol Gold. llls.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
LITERARY.

g. p. Putnam's Sons will add Ill few days
70 their Advanced Science Series Animal Physi-
slogy byJ Celand, D. r. r. s.; d" Inorganic Chenis
ary" by 4. i. Thorpe, Ch l. L. II. S. E.; Physical
Gcograpny," by John Young. NJ. D. They also announce
- The Portable Atlas OF Modern Geography"
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

LUMBER-An kinds Gull lar. market az
the heavy std uncertain maratl .' I't estate.
MEIALS-TheTs for In POT
The embraced
about 1O0OO00 LAX. within rtrg'o - 2q25o cash and
2jd2j . delye there httIo
nothing the kglntb ~
silas4i 90 Giengsrnock ~ M t3 and Cone fi5as4b
Pig sls very quie tfansacons hcd.s
asking $50 for No ami s33 TO- 40 Rails are N limited de.
mani the market q.s Eugsb s -Oi, gold ani
$62,50 s65 30 Sp ul aud lnchangc quod
Western 7ac oisarv psme Domestic Pg Lsd "a
active msud prices hsyr Improves ad ne mrhe' ccss hf
g. 900
asking 2a69s gold ia quoted 9aGHc Pg Tin
steady bu quiet BBcJ pf at 81 G32c etbef
English 27 27 and E73,d2-c Plates N moi
request holders Metals We
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

ehssss prices sus Western Lv. Geese Prime Csc 'S 10.
Interior ct 35 5d40e.
Pis-Dy oust ser and press se.dJ ss Of
Picked Bsn 81 62 6eors d. t 30 % hteherel
small supply, the
demand Air l. at 2Oa22. and seac 220
2Se Herring iry stesdy last
100 bb Rousd 81 30 Dutch Herring have secbsed
"a easb We
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

limited number of WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS for sale
ngs for 1913 largely in excess of interest on bonded
debt
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

, II oriy Moderate and pnces arg
1 r S-S; Fair to Good at S.d
OK .,e straw quoted Z, sl7a$lsl
& 81 &i5dsl6.
NJ o.. gold; sales In Boston Of 2 600
-a1 Jnte inactive a. 3 I. as IL.
c ~ h small sales at that price.
rate jobbing trade. al about iurmeS
Jd -uc.. aud Madras al 3Oeo5e
a u rKoorts Of Hem locs have beer
suIpy teadily their immediate re-
rec stock Is Of f,ir assortue ny
'rW. co.tlaues quiet We quote a