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.I1vEnYoo1, Jun. 15-t1 u. m.-Flour. 9aaG@4ea oa
WhsAt-wiitor, l2s 4lt5l2s sa: spring. las t'al3s;
white, Ivy 1Gl@sl4a Id i; club, liy@1I I'd. Corn,
3oa 9d. Pork, d9a. Lard, las 3D.
L1vEaroot, Jan. 1o-1 j.. m.-unchangcd,,
L1vEnrooL, jan. l6.--Uotton tirlpr latlling up
lana, ska; orlcaua 8t:@B0d. sa,es, 1900 bales
AMERICAN, 6,700 bales speculation and export, 9,o06
halcs,
$40 quality 13s 5ll4s; rod Western spring IN 4da
@1a lid. Uorn, 40s ID.
lToy1siona--Dacon, long otear miaAlcs, 23s pA,
Lonpox Jun. lid p. n,.--The bullion ID the Bank
of England Inns decreased .rB0,ac0. Tho amount Ut
bullion gouo Into pank Oh balauco today " c1b00Q
, 1874-01-16
EHEtpA1Ro f. FULTON ROAD.

ST. LoU1s, ,Jan. 1G-Tha oxtensioa of the Cairo l.
Fulton naslrad was completed to Toxans to-day atf
.Aioh point connection Ia made With Tom Scott'af
Texas Pnelac Kailroad, and tho enttre system of
railroads. 1Hae opening Of this road ahorto1s tha dis
tancc from st. Louis to Northern Tc1as 1bO milos, and
gives Te1asa naa 10 the Last ria Cairo ILL.,, $40 p1ies
shorter than l,ypluy other route.
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Executive Committee OF tl,se Ssaxe'
Grunge.

Spstan! baspatth @ Tbs CN{eago 5t{kure
DLooMlNoToH, ILL.,, Jan. 16.-The Executive COM
mittee Of the State Grange adjouruth to-day to meet
n ghteago Tomorrow, where thoy Will caneudo their
, 1874-01-16

1Sp1AsAro1!s, 1nd., Jan. LA County Council oi
Hraugers and patrona Of HuRhaniry wab organized
hero to-day There fifteen Grnugus noF organizet!
in tls county.
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WHIT THE VOTES MEAN. -....
show. flrat, that it Will not 10 easy WofS 3
aision4sts to wipo 0st die Haaroaa boaios
al 1t substituted nothlnt 10 tuks tl!o p!ac0 o.
!; aacond, that there tfa atrohg feeling ~
,lto shirsl section, nraanD!t'ns unjust ".
ans antl, thlrd, tiatthGro uro enough Votea
.,'ee to pisa bsll onsutiug tho schedules Into
a,iextiau, aud 10 d good aacuae for proloa8lp8
1a indt nnitely.
THE RAILROAD coA1{1sslttN aPGA1Es,
abroad aud 1Ya1aAoyae, ,oosV1nias1onosa sent 10
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Important Decision by Judge Dtlto,a-

s1scIa{ Dttpafch to T1s E13eoaa Tfiouns.
DavENroaT, H., jan. 1t:-Juago n. T.. s.evcns4s sf
PURPOSE of bringing before Judge Dillon, Of tho Unit
ssasea olrout 9court, in ohaanbezs hero, very
tho petition that Judge Dillon dissolved tho i.
junction which judge Dolahay, the District Judg b,
ad granted 10 prevent tha sale Of The property
foreclosure under locreea against tho bnnkru bt
rendered by The stato Court. Judge Dillon held th it
tho decree OF tho atao Court Was valid and bindi1 q
upon tho Asa!gnea tn bankruptcy.
, 1874-01-16

Sixcfal pispach 10 1as Chicago Tribune
kANsAs Cry, No., jan. 16.-C4rrLK-Market dull
Oneriugs few. salea fatr. WintereA To1an steers,
2!7o good natfye seofs. $4.00G4.90 wlutered Toxan
steers, $aS5@2eo; thin, frcsh To1au s.oors, $l71Gs
1Ioos-Racclpts light, and ordinary good wo,gh.s in
dcnAnd: light quoted at $4.3uGa4.70; good, 34.1o@
4a3, -"
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Chicago Railroads Preparing 10 Re-
sist Tho Tax on Capital Stock.
Plan for The Reorganization Of the .Des
@oiaes Valley Company.
Affairs : Of tho st. Louis & st
Joseph Railroad.
Miscellaneous Railroad Items.

FIGHTING THEIR A9SE59MENTH.
Several Of tho aoctors Of tho ra,lruada In tis city
aro pusiy engaged drawing up bills III clancory,
Praying tho Court to restrain tic TaxCoecorB from
collecting tho sax their capital stock ecreod by
TITO Hoard Of Equalization.
THE M1on1aAN SOUTHERN.
Tho bill Just being prepared by tho solicitor of tho
Michigan Southern Railroad sda tor that this road
was organizcd under tho laws OF tho aatas Of Fennsy
vania, Now York, Ohio, Michigan 1niann, and Ilii-
noe that It extends from uhicago to Buffalo, and
oonsiAts of number Of consolidated roads. It Ia
now operating iva tnilps Of road, including
trao il tic State Il faes ro iii shon lie a "ets
forth tho rgata conferred b tho respective charters
as ss q @
Including costasatsa Of stock md banded
aosx sso not owned BY tho sorporsion Ut By psase
to ssts q ss
ssxs sns! !, ~ 'sx pseytds's f. sssasd nfS .
.ed By tno state noard for dofermining ita cash
Telus ghGrsby the honded tgdehednoaa Il added to
tie ospitsr"took, from which total n1nouat tho sa
proeo<d!p J. ia dsolarcd iliogul.
Acapy q - attthcata directing tho County olerk
70 a.ov Tho tfegatty Of tho enro proceeding, sud
denies tho legality Of any asaessment oapal stock
i *e"a T. sePg ss s as s sssy
indebtedness to tho amount Of the stock for the
srnrpose of aacartaining tho cash sail.e thereof.
Tho blu 4s not yet Ws1tten out, and therefore tho
!. abovc Ia only Al outline Of its contents.
v OTHER ROADS.
:" The Northwestern mud tito ChfcaEo Burlington l.
Quincy Railroads also preparing Bills In chancory
Similar to the above.
Ths ohicago Alton.snd tho Chicago h Rock 1s,and
Railroads have not yet decided what acton to ako the
hsacsa1ncnt thetr propexty tong but little h1ghor
this Jear thaQ It w1a Last,
Tho Illinois Cenra Isailroad is not affected by tho
Inv 1T all ats tax being provided by charter, which
mAkca It pay per cont OIL its gross earnings.
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NEw YonK. Jan. 15.-Tno tralo movement cot.
goods ara soady, bit In 'fn,itel demand from rss
hands. und prices unchanged. Blcachcd shirtngp aud
agensa rr!nta and fancy ahtrting nro in 1nolcrats
request pacifo poreAlcs sellnV freely low and mo-
dM tsicy caasineres qnet, but fine lnakea In stoaly
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may Indicate the eooa Of oscra 10
sure epociao. II restores s functions ,panhoed and
Isnoys,ss Tho osi1o ayaiei. upo: 6sth ~ guf
~ r. ha acHa!no AZ dEugF1sts soil 1t. JOHN - Nsta-
-. ..om !orh, oo!o A9out. *set
, 1874-01-16

.Spscial Uispatch to THt Caictgo Nibuer.
MAD1a0A, ipla., JRu 15-Tho aunfazn8 Court lf ss
astaned tho decision OF the t;tato Land Corntssiotl
ora refusing to give tho Stn1gsbA Bay Canal CeMpa. ~
moro than 0ne-fourth OF tho value Ut the at,l gral
TO aid In ita construction,
, 1874-01-16

Ptttsburgh oil Market.
PIrTRnunaf, Jau. 15.-Crudo petrooun quiet
quoted at $l10@1.2 Mo sales reported Of refined.
, 1874-01-16
EKAA.

THE SCHEDULES TO DE ENACT" ID
The substitute Of Gordon voted Gown. and Moi.
sta original resolution was Adopted 50 to 80 "a fo
, 1874-01-16

Yao proportion or tho bank reaorvc to tho labf1ttcs
rate for monoy at The Stock E1ohnnge on uoyernmnt
keour1tics ia az per cent. Oonaoa for mbnav p9IA
a23 on aoeosus, g2A6ag2;f. ~~'S
UNITED hrATEa BEountr.HH-6-9ps Of ~. 1o8k. of
17, ICY 1o-40a. lo5A new tn, 101X, ox-tIiyiteud.
Tallow, 40s. ~
IAnta Jan 1B-1,ontce raf s7kc
, 1874-01-16

THE UNJUST DISCRIMINATION u sgpr1t
The question WIS next on tho repea1 Of Il
section, which was defoatcd 1D1 to Is, "a folio
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t!6sN 4.....
GAsA 5ss.........,...
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THE ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD,
OF Which Col. Toau Scott fa President, defaultel to-
day the dividend Of ~ por cent garanteed on tho
stock Of tho pRcl48 Rajlroad Of Missouri.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpou MONEY MARKsr--LosDos, Jan. 1917 30 p NJ
United states vewenty bonds 1857 loss; Erie Rail
SsSr bonds New New aSrs
IO2'z. 2P M-Erle Railway shares, 49,. 6P. M-Con,
TnieS tates ye twenty bonds s6 os do 1ew AYES
lu2H krie Railway sharce, n. .
PARIs bOURsR-LONDON, Jan. LIS r. M.-Parls
dispatches quote rentes At $751; 45c.
LIVERPOOL Corr0N MARKEr. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 16--4 r.
low good osdnsry deiyeraSs February and March at
3D. sales the basis Of mddng Orleans nothing below
Sd ..s w eSpfSS Sssn
port ssiss nss@inS x%srisan;
a. American Actual exports o0 bales; Cotton TO ar,
rive steady transactisns VI the sales Today 900
uplands, nothing below low niddns shipped January
and February at SD sales On he basis Of mddlng
and February, ats 5.l6d The market y dull and I'M
changed sales 10000 pales including 2vto for specna-
ing $4,000 American. the basis middng
nothns below GOOD orSmary snppeo
sed DO DO ISL Shipped February and March, al SD
40 40 deiiverable January ats Lied
rt snnn At MANCHESTER. avsRrooL jan. 100 = M.
llv.arooL BarApsrurrs MARKpr LIVERPOOL Jan To-
Evenng THE receipts Of wheat for the past three
can. Tne market Is quiet Peas 4ts per quarter Tor
LIvsnrool. Provisions MAaxrr-Lrvrnroor, Jan 10
EvsnmE. -roIk S.s a. per bol Tor new mess Bacon
LtvnRro0L PRoDucE MARKEr.-liysR PooL, Jan. H.
5r n.-spirt,s tnrpentine, a2s. per cwt
seed 64s Cd. Lnseed cakes eisa sl2 Ss per ton
spirits rpenune sis per cwt Spirits petroleum, 10sd
= srwEsr PkrRoLxux MARkSr--ASrwKRr, Jan. ls-
Petroleum. 3Oc tor fine pale American.
"a The Latest Quotations.
raAxrvosr, jan l6-Unlted States nve.twenty bond,
Px.~ ySS. iS--Eentea closed At ss. sYc,
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EHaLIsH vs.. AMERICAN CAVALRY
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

errors. He evidently knows not the least of the
important theme be has written about or has
allowed himself to be blinded by innate national
prejudice quote bis statement substantially as
doliows:--''The English as a general rule are
wrotched riders, and IL Is no wonder they are uni-
versa!y whipped when they go into battle. Their
humping up and down in their saddles causes ex-
cructatng pain to themselves and their animals.
Poor Nolan himself lost his life while charging at
BalAkisva. where the English horse was entirely cut
TO pieces by the Russansn With such statements Is
II then TO be wondered at that an English cavalry
oncer has taken the matter up and desires TO know
where Lieutenant Colonel Brackett obtained his In
Iormatiouf the English cavalry, cap pea, Is as
perfect body OF men as can be round the world
throughout, and Its deeds are too well known 10
deserve LII comments from any American omcer.
But Lieutenant Colonel Brackett says 81 claim the
American cavalry as superior to the Engisn on ac-
count of Indian WARFARE" &c. Oh glc OF psy-
ch0l0glcals IL Is to be hoped some English oiicer,
perhaps some survivor OF the noble SIX hundred,
VIII place the '1r0n rod In pickle" ana administer
lieutenant Colonel Bracket the castigatlon ne 80
richly deserves something ike the reply ELECTED
from the famous General Won Moltke by an Ameri-
Can General during the last Franco-prussan war;:
I conclude by saying, let Lieutenant Colonel
BraCkett cross the waters ana face tue champions
Of England and ne then VIII be compelled TO change
bis views as TO the superiority oil American over
English cavalry. have the honor to be, Sir, yours
very truly, A BRETON.
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prices. On Change business was exceedingly
moderate, ana values OF most kinda OF produce
favored the purchaser. Flour was dull Wheat
was dull and lower and there was but little dispo-
sition TO purchase, even at the concession. Corn
was stronger but very quiet while lots to arrive
were very freely offered Oats were firm at the
commencement OF business but closed dull
and lower. Wniskey was tribe frmer and fary
active Pork was dull and decidedly lower for spot
ana nearby deliveries Lard was dull and IN
salable except at prices Cotton declined Nc Tor
spot and S-i0c 40 tor futures Naval stores ruled
frmer; spirits turpentins advancing. Petroleum was
dull and rather heavy
corFEK.-The frmness Of holders had the effect Of re-
strcting business We make no change in quotations.
though holders generally demanded higher rates for
Rio mild coecs We sale Of 400 bags Rio
per Maria Haydon and at Baltimore resale Of 1000
bags Rio. per Clifton all private terms-We quote =
Rio, ordinary cargoes 237<c &C. fair do, 25c. 25c
asngs for lots ssMs gold per h. 60 and 90 days
mats, zoe. 3ic Ceylon, &c. a 2Sc Maracabo 6c:
5s4c Laguayra &c. &c. jamaica 241ac. 26c. st
Domingo, Csc. 2S1sc. Porto Rico. z6c &c: Costa
Rica, nc. &c. Mexican, l6c. 80 Angosura, 2ic
sasa an y; SSc iM4ei Curacao 'o' SSEc. gold
COTTON on the spot again declined Nc. per H. under
continued liberal offerings and closed quiet For future
deliveries the market ruled active but at further
concession IN price Of 3-i6c &C. at which the market
closed with q continued downward tendency. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-17
DOMESTIC MARKER

GAGvEroH. Jan; Is ss9k
Ss'Ga e' ss ss ssss Hsss ~
Wesky cqastw rses,0,s s ssei @ orsst BRIT
atm y 'ss 70 ti,s oatiaest AIS; France, sti7; coas
Gss'' ses srs ala %sns .s:eP
:s q, ss.. sss 60. s'sss
$50 is ss.sss ;sSs '' s:Is
, Cotton .s s's, s sss
ssss Sssss sStsS asS III e sssss
bases .sPo 81 sssr rs, ,d france 1
rs Gotten ssS,iw %addss lss
rs &c Rs ooassn sas Gis
Cotton easier and in fair demand; mddIing is5<c y
Is,c Icy %iadIns isc ,ise strict 500 sTanasy.
T. II sss: sss ~ Al III
sss; }SSSSsnsas Asa srsaos. Sss
Spirits Of turpsntine 6rm a lis Rosln dra Il ssss
= % . for yellow dip. Tar steady assssa --
nm ,,s ,. spy = e 81 Jan ,,. IS 49,
IS w 5
nv Ssss Sss' s. .% SsSsss ;eas
sass issorssa Sastsa HixsaHss No sp5ins 60
aS e. 81 aS b ~ onaeasH sS' as req
good requests sales OF 5000 bushels 73p; Ne
Western held at Soc Oats Arm; sales OF No Western
at 81 40; Canada held at 81 IS 81 81 Rye nominsily
81 Barley malt steady at 81 60 75 Western u 0k
y 81 80 for Canada ~
~ CHICAGO Jan. M 1874
Flour dull dropping; s. rs bid for choice extra
spring Wheat dull and lower at 81 Is for No sprns
spring. steady At 81 rejected, 81 o. Corn dun.
unsettled and lower $40. q SIC No mixed spoe,
SIC. S1{c: February. $40; March, Sskc May; rev
Rye quiet and aashangsa sSs FOR No s;..
81 So No. spring, 81 q 81 rs Whskey dali afd no1s
M Ssssa 4 No Daysrs pS q au ana Ses Is
and lower at % Is spot IS IS Februsry % l2 HsTch
PIC short rib middles sold at 7Hc. loose spot o.
at SIZE hams, ls lbs. average Size. 20 lbs do, 20
Dressed hogs steady at 50 20 So Is few fancy So
400 do eSrn 5000 Do cats 5000 DO rye s1S 10 COO g.
wheat 1000 DO corn, 5000 do OATS, 1000 do. rye aa1
40U0 do. barley. 1N '4r n
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OF Missouri, %; Central Pacific gold bonds, se1s
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
bonds, SAY; Delaware, LacKawanna and Western,
convertible, 100; Milwaukee and st. Paul Fights,
first, La Crosse division. 91K az iH; Union Pacific
Railroad. first mortgage, IS 85H; do, sevens,
iand grant, IS 1917; do tens. income, 75A T5H /;
Albany and susquehanns, nrst mortgage 100;
Delaware, Lackawanna and western second mort
gage, 1O1% 102; Great Western. FIRST mortgage
1888, 95k; Toledo and Wabash. first mortgage, st.
Louis division, 80; Morris and Essex, first mort
gage. los; Ohio and Mississippi. second mortgage
S0 do, convertible sinking fund, s2x; Cleve-
land. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, first
mortgage, 1907 1905; st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain, first mortgage, 90; Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central first mortgage. Sc; do. second mort
gage, 67k; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw, second
mortgage, IS; Boston, Hartford aud Erie. first
mortgage, 20; Canada Southern, first mortgage, 65
641 e4X; Chesapeake and Ohio arst mortgage
60 500 q 81; Pacific Railroad Of Missouri, second
mortgage, SO; Toledo, Canada Southern and De-
tIolr, first mortgage, So; Northern Missouri, first
mortgage, s2H. The following were the bids as
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The KILLING OF Ex-Congrcssmnn Still
-au.Soc,e EiuauctaI Dtfscultics That
LED 10 inc Quarroi'
In the HERALD OF the 18th there appeared the
aa,ew. &C tt.. rt,,,nc at Andersen Ind of uo,one,
S0'.4A' y. A"s' "o AAu'iso '"1'' " ooioNe'
I. n. 6ttlwell, ex-member OF Congress ana late
Minister to Venezuela by j. f. Corwin in quar-
rel, A corresnonaent Of tbs Ina,onano,,s JOURNAL
'e'' correspondents VI 'ne inoi'napono 'o"'''es
gives the following in explanation Of the dil-
guilty.
On s.t,raov +no r.on,o =, mi, r,oca wora aston.
,ehn, 10y Sno pevpiS ~ .s' You w Ser,
nT p " iealn tnas C0onei tnU 1 on. A. SUI ns
nn ISL VI the rmss Naa I a. nd i,d,tI
tn vun aoIenos' sitlcm u.s., n s UTeI M %anv
~. oroHDicmen.' AZ 10 Mon mnow ", r Suu o%n
s s uurng Tue eaI h Puas y, mtnm r
ca'.a A' VI o, We" .tn
as Wm 5ne ILL " tna asua.s 20 %a ahont
Soso ~ ~" or 20
h v,0 ,ha osotu ~ hn SOFA Ssn mn
~ sao nSo st t%m my ,h s mo"nt s,t"onnh ~rm
s"y'vyv ooS vn@u s.S M , -; tr
statenent which were not IN the tormer mis-
c""~ae .,,,a Smrnrao nnS uraS the cau.o ~ ths
49, ~, ai. tha % ,ar oS tbo no ~ M
sTs. ,ocmns ~ ~no,t tu h 80 az cno
an1rv 90 tSa of,,cars ana ~ s hee veS tSis nrnse
rttry a. 0 ,vito hu tran " ~ afr-t no nan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-17
INCREASE IN COTTON RECEIPTS

By comparison Of the receipts Of cotton thus re-
ported Of the crop with the receipts during the
same period Of the big crop year" tSO7D when the
total reached 4 900 bales find that the figures now
show excess Of considerably over 25aOO0
bales he receipts from tins time to the LIST OF next
September must fall OIL 600 600 bales In order
% limit the crop to 100000 bales Just what these
facts signify are unable to predict at this early stage
seems 70 contribute materially to the prevailing dcpres
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I7 at &c. 6<c 20 wisconsn sT6c. and 10 100
Havana at from 500. 10 @lc
sns nrm. sales Of - Sols 4. 0SEc apd sbbi. e dsC
quite active with prices held drniy. The Mock u a.
Kinds still light and in cooscquencs. tho desirable ~
we. h90 ibs Colorado &c &c; y Sp "a eSssz
pulled, y9c &c.; q, 900 lbs end super dox 10
i7IEc 30 balas comblng do, 500: M Do AL Osiuer1t
is e Ssi s. :p SS as OH an
e5e $3.50 do low DO. SOC 90 do. dou1est1c nolf
&c. ls01D do Texas ne. 25c. $1,000 do. Do an4
Mexican I9c $50. loOO do Oregon, 50 bales dp0sko1
Is do super pu He'd 1000 lbs Wostern d1ooo go
lie Drivate
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CLOSING PRICES-s O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower--Flour Dull; shipping
Qualities Lower-Wheat LOwer-COrn
Firmer, with less Activfty-Oats Closed
DuIl-Pork Dull and LoSver-Lar d Irreg-
ular-spfrits Turpcntins Higher-Coffee
strong-sugar Quiet.
FRIDAY, Jan. 1876 P. M.
The merchandise markets we're quiet, and in
some cases there was considerable recession In
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A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

'7 PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 49, 1874
fhe Ooroner's inquest on the body of Margaret
T. Pike found that she died by the dow Of blood to
the BRAIN caused by Ill usage at the hands OF her
husband, Thomas A. Pike.
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$500 a.. =. 60 ooS LeoI
as 4s. the %
ruary 0OO at 1850 500 ut l6c March 600 at
Agrl 20 At 10 3l2c. May, lu0 vt l7fc june 10 at
l1%c, Total, 5000 bales Exchangc-SSc. paid to ex-
change 400 February Tor March To-day. up to three r
MJanuary 100 l5c 200 at 10 1890, 500 at Is 96c
sSson az a s. u 40 as st 49, S ss t. Y sc
+ r. Ms S g. Y lsG 100 a. Is ass s e
q ls ll.l6s March 100 as 70 Eide 200 at 500 at
800 at IL Coz at Is Si6c, 500 ut l6 932c 800 at
66 800 at i6 93,c $50 at l6 5l6c 100 at Is at
10 5-l6c March, 100 At lsAc, May, 100 at Ha5c to-
s2c at Is lsl6c 900 16 1850; May, 800 at IKE
o0 at e Sl6o june l0o at IKE 100 It u July
5O0 At 75c Total 700 bales Grand total ~ 800 bales
paid to exchange go February for
were as follows Is 6s February, 1880; March
Side; February, lu0 at 1870. April 100 at I6c Total
900 bales second caiJanlary 20 at is 1Is2c.; April
10O at 10 NS2c June lD0 at II 232c July, at IKE
10y ut IL 2Ss2c, 100 at lSl6 Total 300 bales Tho re-
eepts far as heard from, were :-Gaiveston 2o6S
ksw Orleans iss7 S saysanpa s%S N.GIios
week. 81 9lS bales total this day last year Isl bales
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receips A975 bbis aour W $50
200 barrels corn meal The h0ur market was dull
and prices lower shipping heavy tor
all kinds The sales were about 10000 bbs at prices
within the range of the revised Quoat appended
uckwheat -four dull Of sale at So 81 s. Slate
and 81 80 s. for Pennsylvania Per 100 lbs Rye
Brandywne and "a rs "a 50 for Western without note
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-17
HoBoKEs L1QuoR DEALERS IN A HoBBLE.

large number OF liquor store proprietors were
arraigned before Recorder Bumstedt yesterday for
vending liquors without a license Some OF the
most prominent storekeepers OF the city were
among the negligent Offenders, and were fined $40
each. there being no loophole OF escape Most of
them Immediately procured licenses, but there yet
remain over forty disciples OF Bacchus, making
total OF eighty who have to undergo the penalty.
They were ast0nished one ana all, at the thought
that the whisSey element had Tor once to knock
under TN EObOken.
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- :. HAVANA, Jan. 49, 1874.
Sugar-No. " d. B. Qniet At Is I5ds reals per arrobe
at aayana for the United states per
Loading ~ other ports on the North 10 United
Btates per hid Of sugar, S. So 30; per hhd of mo-
laseeA ~ 70 ~ go Exchange in fair demand. the
United states 20 days currency se g premium short
81 DO on london, I09 Ii2 do on Paris s. 81 do
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TIE FOREIGN MARKET.


Late cable advices report the rate Of discount
in the open market for three months bills Is SH
per cent. which Is q per cent below the Bank OF
England rate.
The amount Of bullion gone into the bank on
balance to-day is s1Oo, 900.
Money Is in still better demand. COnsOls for
money, Mh . 92,<; for the account, 92A. United
States fve-twenty bonds, 1s67's los; new fves,
l02,i. Erie shares, ~ 4os. New YORK Central
at se s614. Ten-forty bonds, 1861 1861. The
market is steady. Prices in Amsterdam are re-
ported as follows :-Central Pacific, first mortgage
bonds, s3'.; Union Pacific, first mortgages, "a. !;
do, shares, sos; Northwestern. preferred, e2x !;
st. Paul, preferred, 63J4; Erie A.
RAILROAD BONDS
continue active, and do not require additional
comment. We have already set forth the value of
this class OF securities and described the response
which is being made to their worth on both sides
of the Atlantic. The following are among the
sales New York Central sixes 1885, 92 Erie,
third mortgage, % q ssx; do, fourth do, sek;
Long Dock bonds, "a; Michigan Southern. sinking
fund. 1905; Paoiac sevenA guaranteed by the STATE
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COTTON STATEMENT.

New YORK, Jan l6. 1874
The following the total receipts of cotton at all
N0rfa L
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS.

Printin9 cloths unchanged "
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THE UNITED STATES TREAsUR'

The internal revenue receipts to-day were s374S4s.
The customs receipts $4,000. The Assistant Trea-
surer paid out to-day $4,000 on account OF inter-
est and s1seooo in redemption OF nve-twenty
bonds. The Treasury balances reported from
Washington to-day are as f0llows:-
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FIN ANClAIa.

A --LAPSLEY BAILEY, BROKERS, "a BROAD
IA. way-Stock and Gold Privileges also Double Priv.
1leges In Stocks ana Gold. All contracts signed by meu
bevs OF Stock Exchange responsible parties Stock
bought and sold against these contracts in place Of ma
GIN enabling persons of small to speculate, witt
but little risk Explanatory circulars mailed to any Cd
dress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-03
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe Perfectly odorless. ALWAYS
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas
Burns in any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dispace
the Sc OF volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety
under every possible test and its perfect burning
qualities, are proved by its continued in over
200 GOO families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct.
dent-dircctly or indrecly-has ever occ urred from
burning, storing handling it.
Inc immense yearly loss to life and property, re-
suiing IRON The use ofcheap and dangerous oils in
the United States is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commission.
erS throughout the country recommend the AS
iRAi as The best safeguard when lamps are used.
send for circular.
for sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale ny the proprietors, CIIAS. PRATT &
20. lOs Fulton Street New York. augn7tw6m