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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

A MEETING OF commereit&;
travellers on the 1elh, at MAY,
sillon, adopted a'resolution n.
dprsing the woman's temper.
ance movement, and fors wear
ing the use of intoxicating
drinks. '''''- " 81. 7i' r.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

II Sise computed ahat7 a l.Mt
old hoop skirtseassG annual On 4
thrown into the lake at CLAY ss,a
land sogis z s,iAob siA hga ,ll7oS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

MINNESOTA Changers have
made an arrangement for the
pursuit and capture of horse
thieves on the cooperative
plan. Hereafter each grange
is to have "fve riders" who
are, on a robbery OF stock be-
Ing reported, to mount and fol
low the culprits. To this end
The grange is to furnish them
with funds, not less than $25
and on giving the hailing sign
of the Patron, all other gran
ges will entertain them free of
cost, turn ont to aid them, or
lend them fresh horses.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07
Hook NV Frock.

Jecko Of St. Louis, received a
a call from 4 young man and
a young woman, each Of whom
was the bearer of a portIy car
pet sack.
BE you the squire9" ask Ted
the young man with an ar OF
difidence. 3 DAG D9TU-.
Il be. Do you want to get
married."
eyes. sir. We want it dor 9
right away, don't We, Mollit e.
"Yes, Squire" said Mollie,
shut hsint you got a dressing
room, where l can put on my
bridal dress and titivate a lit
llep
~ am sorry TO say my bridal
chamber is crammed iull OF
horses, toys, trinkets, and stuff
seized by the constable from =
fancy store. However, there
it is, If you think .here is room
for you to jress.'
The bride looked into the
room adjoining the office. and
declared that she could make
out 10 slip on her dress in it,
With carpet sack In her hand
she entered The lumber room
and closed the door. The
bridegroom asked Tor another
room saying he had his we'd
ding fixings in his vaIlse; and
would like TO put them on He
was told there was no other
room vacant, and chat he would
have to take a seat, and wait
until the bride had enrched
herself, and then he could take
his turn.
The yonng man sat down
with an air OF impatience, hold
ing the carpel sack between
his knees, and iwirling his
thumbs. Constable McGeary
whose appearance is that of
a Don Juan of the most kill.
ing type (although in reality
he is .ihe chastest man that
ever chased a juryman or re
plevined a widows parlor tur
nilure). had been writing at
his desk when The bridal party
entered, and now arose and
passed INTO The passage way
Ieading'd"wn stairs. The young
man with The carpet sack
turned red in the face as he
saw The door close upon the
constable. He evide ltly thoi.
McGeary had gone into the
stnre room where The bride was
making her toilet. He became
nervous, threw his carpet sack
INTO the corner, arose. sat down
in another chair, and was ex
Iremely fidge,ty. The more
he tried to conceal his emotion
The redder his lace grew, Al
Ieoglh, unable longer to en- |
lure the agony OF doubt and
Rsstrust he ran to the door OF
he store room and entered.-
A scream was heard, and then
he young man elurned look
ng very sheeplsh.
This rash act of the bride
groom came near breaking off
The match, but the Justice ex-
plained to the bride thatit was
all a mistake.
Are you a married man,
asked the bride, put
nag her face TO a crack in the
l0or. Z sG.a s4s nm 4
"Yes, 1 have been married
over so long" ....,
"Well then, l wish you would
lust come in here1and- hook my
- i y III ! fA1L illD .-ll "a
rock.
The Justice complied with
he modest request, land in a
moment the bride came outlin
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07
SAYS the Columbus correspSn.

"
SAYS the Columbus cOrrespsh.
dent Of the Cincinnati Times! ID
"some One" iz the CleveAnd'
Plain Dealer said that Mr.Stohe,,
of Gallia, is such an intense
Granger that II he found three
men together he would want 20
abolish the middle man. Bus
that is nothing to the, Intense q
Grangerism Of Milt. Mccoy
He is going to introduce . billD
abolish mid wives. '''a ''''.'00
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

"Y0UE money or your booksl'
remarks a high way man at the
Custom, House, as 4 .rr,r,r 70
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07
ADvERTlsISa TERMS.

A SPORTSMAN has been thanp
victim of his own credulity.-.<os
He has a gun that ScatteraIL { q
shot badly, 30 that it is not Ut .
much account. He saw an I'd 2
vertisementi in paper OReriAy .
to send information Whereby
such scattering of shot couNt
be effseiuaily. prevented. a ~, +,
sent the money, and In tdtss ,
time was informed that to pre- IL
vent his gon from "scatterfBSi''s Q
he should put in only one she
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

e II II h Ii wasn't iosths 'Achs yuss
7ess ard,he TemperahssA. .sr.HIffs;a HIffs;aa
the entire world,wOala a0Wha,
Al psacSsn -,aouaraits yshnuo
u krf---fl1s ~ .afei ziff srtnvs sraaiofo
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07


In a letter to = London pa
per, Mark Twain says: a-t
The present crusade will
doubtless do but little work
against intemperance that will
be really permanent, but it
Will do what Is as much, or
even more, to the purpose, l
think. | think it will suggest
to more than one man that if
women could vote, they would
vote on the side of morality.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

7 THE Constitutional Oonven
tion has reconsidered the ju.
dicial article, and amended 1t
so sto include the proposition
of Judge Hoadly to elect Su-
preme Judges the first time on
the proportional plan, no voter
being allowed to vote for more
than three candidates; also,
Mr.. Vorhes's amendment to
vacste the Office Of any judge
found drunk on the bench dur
ing a term of the court.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

THAvE taken possession OF the above hotel,
lrenoVated and partly refurnished it, and
vii. be glad 10 serve the old customers OF the
fhouse, and especially my old friends OF the
Hooking Valley who may he visiting this
point fhe table wll be furnished with the
'best the market affords, and care ta ken TO
make guests comfortable. Good stabllhg at
tached to the house; Charges reasonable.
Lsmar, teT3 tltfNli.l-t. J
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

fxsssss afy svsSxi tsAsls ssass ''ssss
Id.,tstt t.srs in IN ths; ;isSO'aassy.s ''','o =,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

OFFIoEs--N, W. Corner Of Main and
LOgeS sti., Opposite Court House.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-07

JOHN-T. RAPER, ET1
i 5EditOraDd Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N.vrosx Dec 29- BEavzs receipts snd trade %
speak bc'ts dressed btsf sides we're setting ny wS
inGton Market a for common to s'o1 win some "
STsrp .sD L.ns,-Receps were cars or 1881 head sas
quiet feeling ba. pnces NO, nn'en,S
snail buueh OF fIncy and fea fair choice lambs
H9se Elliot, sold l59 prime State sheep 100 average
j,me Nrbv soa 258 Nch gan sheep 81 n 5'i 36 Csnsd.
do 1872 |, TO- at Lc: and 20 Gsnsds limbs ~ b SIG
buckingham sold 1872 OHIO sheep 99 D. as oc and ~.
SwssTo,S. receipt. were IS cars or 927 heaa-lU
nogs wers rly steady for city and 8asGS tor Western
BuYALo Dec 29-CArrLE-Recep rodav. l22l bead natas
30 cars for she The market. sccoun OF
extraordinarily light opened at strong % ,tIanee oh 40
demnied BY about 100 head DIS
posed Sales go head Ohio Steers anslog from as
1885 TO- s. 2jas6 So $50 head Illinois S'se ranging from
gOO1l 225 b, at 81 1856 . ,ooo,, -.
1900 head o Market NO: fairly opsred.
prices advanced weeks rates Tor Western Sheep GO
this season ony reported 7OO head Western Sheep
ranging from 81 10 95 10 at SIS 1895 IS.
week thus far 500 900 head for the same me a's
The market dull and slow forken % 'o0s' oeaV
hogs. s79S7 10.
CHICAGO 29-cArrs active arn and unchanged reeeptt
900 fair choice Shipping .tee S49S3 71 extra do
SIS 20 ass Is shipments 1900 bead.
active and 6Tm; estimated receipts l4O00 pnce' anss
$6q$ 20 for to extra bulk Of 's' being to packers
Al SC 75dS7; shipments, 1000.
sgEsr receipts 1900 prices range from o. 76s
So 50 for good tO choice
WAYsRTowz Mass, Dee. 29-BsV cArrLH-Reeps 347 he,d;
saup butchers deHrous to seeure bead :.
veal Northern weresod at e ad
vaaee from figures sales o. choice a. $40 71Gsll eIts
slU0Sl0 so; 6rsi quality S99S9 oOi second QuGh 20 0Oo
SasIp AND LAsBs-Recsp 24O7 head; dea1 little shi
So9Es Which was an advance Of d. sss, sheep lnoH
at 81 75G$I cach extra, "a oO0S0 10
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- TUEsDIV. Dec 29 1874.
AsHEsPO. steady with little nothing doing at eA re.'
BOOTS AND BH0BSTbee doing In the Wholesale AMI
fair
order, ed nsnuet for the bodayL The dealers Of
ali hind SPEAK Of the prospects for the new and are
spnnS In Rubber has buis bat there
viii pot Of business dot ii stocks
have largely accumulated and order to sell lower prices mast be
demand the West Indies aid Central America
p seiSss se are selling 70 hi unchanged pnss
shoe ndbe Web Ge n fair reqasJt at former pnceA
BUILDING MATBRIALS-Bncks 6rn but the demand only
Nnited; We quote S36s3 SO; Jsy At SO 2s6e6 So
SOrts"BrOxn Si2 D,rL SIS sl4 s2s
S32 And Baltimore &50d$58 Cement remains firm, bat call
RS,endse quoted 81 1Oasl 20 ami Portland lt 2o Lime h
ou Whopt Quoabe change state qnoed 9O dS
H S1 and unehsnfed iia2se }o l2e25e Cattle
tS are qdlet unsettled at 81 S0d$2 H. oihe descriptions
RR1bT CORN AND BRooMs-Th.rei better business doing
purchasing freely aud bod firm In then
views We quote ruin Short Green l3Gl4e Green Hur
Choice Of yGreep Short spt hsun l2Gl3e and
Red and Red.tpRed at sale ,..- -.. .,, q ooo Co.
Westtrs aSd Soutbeyo at 80 iad33c ,r y.
COITONTbe Cotton very dull and the tone Of
ouosnonI unehngsi receipts the shipping ports today MI
6sIsS. Ills 81 ga this dfy last year 260S2
MIss; total since Sept 206O3l6 bses dne time last year
1859 668 consolidated q dlys) receipts 4sS3l bales &
bales soei in stock sl9 $50
Decembs7 il 25c; January. 22e RebruIry l472e March
l622si April. 665e MAY 1889; June leSbs July l6S1e
100 March 10 6S2e 100 At 10 l32s 600 April l5 100
10 isS2s 200 ks, iss 100 a; 10 2ssae 5o0 d: Is..
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

The Metropolitan Savings Bank has declared an
interest dividend at the rate Of per cent per an
mum to Jan. I, 1875.
The earnings Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain. and
Southern Railway Company for the third week OF
December were 1874. $50 miles $9l.SO 1873, 65S
miles, $57.341 6S; increase. $SS.a58 81.
The coupons maturing Jan. l. on the First Mort
gage per cent Gold Bonds of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company will be paid as usual at the bank
ing house of Messrs Morton. Bliss g. Co., the fnan-
cial agents'of the road.
The coupons due on the State of Florida six per
cent gold bonds of 1878 becoming due on the LIST
proximo will be paid at the Importers and Traders
Bank in this city on and after the I'd of January 1t
is to the financial credit of the State of Florida that
it not only promptly pays the interest upon its
bonds, but that it also complies with the law pro-
yiding for sinking fund to liqudate the principal
1t would not be bad thing for the Federal Govern
ment to copy the example of Florida in this respect
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Penn
sylvania 6s. 112; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
l6!; Reading Railroad. Sal; Pennsylvania Railroad
52t; gold. 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
MUNICIPAL BONDS
OF THE
CITY OF CINCINNATI

ARE OFFERED For SALE
In common bonds of 81 900 and $500. bearing seven
and three -tenths q $40 per cent interest. pay able
January and July L in each year, at the American
Exchange National Bank in New-YOrk.
These bonds are part of an issue of $O,OO00OO au-
thorzed to be made for the construction BY THE
CITY OF CINCINNATI of line of railway from said
city to Chattanooga, Tenn, the income of which is
paid directly into the Treasury of Cincinnati.
The Faith and Credit Of the Citv is Pledged for the
Payment Of Principal and Interest of this Loan, and
tho CITY Government of CscnnaG is required BY Law.
annually to Le,y Tar Sufficient tOIay the Interest and
Proride Sinking Fund for the Final Redemption Of the
Bonds.
81 100000 of this loan has been heretofore issued,
and the bonds are now selling at 1OS AND INTEREST.
EACH PROPOSAL will state the rate of premium
that is bid to which will be added accrued interest
from January to date of payment.
FULL PAYMENT may be made and the bonds de-
lvered January 20, at the pleasure of the BID
der at any date not later than March l. In case OF
deferred payments, a marginal deposit of five per
cent wi}l be required.
ALLoTMENTs will be made at the earliest possible
day after the opening of the bids.
The right is reserved to reject any proposals, and
to alot portion of any bid, should the total bids
exceed the amount now offered.
The total indebtedness of the City of
Cincinnati was ou Oct II, 1874...... $9599,5W
And it's entire debt after the issue of
the whole of the present loan will be
about. .:....................... 100000
valued at. 2OOOo,OOO
1915 - M 1870 926S9O
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
1913 BROADWAY, December 30, 1874. !
This Bank will receive sealed proposals for One
Million Dollars 7-9O Bonds of the City of Cincin-
natl, redeemable in 192-principal and interest pay
able at this Bank in accordance with the above ad
vertisement
Bids will be opened January Q prox. at twelve
o'clock m. GEORGE s. Coz.
Pres. Amer Exchange National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKBra

Lospos Dec 29-l2:3O m.-Consos for 9l1 DOL 2
and account 81 d92 United States RVe''"euv B'nds
lS67s 1914 Pives 1884 5000, -.
LIVERPOOL Dee 29-l23U m-Cotton is srm; Mddns Upssd
7f7 MiddhLg Orleans Tad sales 12uOO bales Including
bales and Sales the basis Ol hddhE
plauds nothing Low Mddng shipped November 7 d.
do December and January d. nothing below Geoe
Oripav slipped November 7sL; do nothing below Low Md
ding and February 9l6d do do delVeraes
The receipts Of Wheat for tho past week
we're quarters Of which $1,000 quarters were AEeran
LONDON De-. 29-2 ?. n-Bne Railway shares %. ~
292 mCoton-saes on tne 0sd or hIdonnS
upsna nothing below Good Ordinary shipped January And Eebrun
the basis Of Addng Orleans nothing oeo" Los
Mnx November and December at 7 Breadsons are
6ru Wheat l041O4 eeDtal tor average CIGiorua whe
lO4dlO9 Club for Red Western Sprrg and 91
e99 Winter Peas 46 quarter for Canadian Bacon.
81 g p for Short Clear Mtdles.
LOSDoy Dee 29330p m.The rate Of discount IN the "pcs
market three months bids ~ Peent which cen 90
tie Pans dispatches quote Ren'es as OH
bales were Aecan the bass Of Adding Oresn nothing
below Mddlne shp ped JsDuary and February at ll6i
LoyDos 29-6 nPsrs dispatches quote Ren;ss ct 6lL
75e. - o., A.. ,. =. ,,,,.u--
UDand nothing Good Ordinary shipped December and JaLu
ar At Nd do nothing below Low hddngs shipped JsnusU rd
February and Fabrics a: Manchester steady Csra
SO 9i6d4Ui y quarter. oo,, T.. . -.
Lyssroor Dee 29-5So m-cooa sale, the basis Of Md
ding Upsnd, nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable Deee~eei
And January. ct I'D =, s,o. M. 49,. ,x,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

ALsAsr Dec 2swh.. dali Rye steady Ga. da a. 'se.dyi
d nine $50 for Low and 81 % for High aiIrd
BT',%e SlpDo,. s.: s:d 4, 2. sS.1:1 S = SO ,Co
S. S:'..i Sfa oOS
sSssS 81 s1s 81 Red SsHa
Ss Sa:; 81 q. s.s ..t : !S @ '
sssi sssay; csn.S 81 I %5Ssi So w..isfn 81 Sissi
81 SEQ &: Ss scas 49, Ss Nj as s sSS
sllTsoa. Dee 2ecoon qs IO; Mdi;Gs, iss a, r.ss gss
:: 81 srsI as @ N Ss q. 10 j. S FL s s
q j; OSsl sn a 81, A:Ss. :so S D q 50.
s.rss and WAITED whit. scu:S.ra 77ssa yellow 7ss2e
sSs ss ss:s. IS . S:.s S a,s ss
b. ss 1SfGSsSo s 1850 Sss
6' $1,000 oa sss' s:,, cared sfs ,i S sS,.s
Wss.srs Butter do choice Tub, SOsS2e Rolls 2sS5oe.
Petroleum uSchsrEeA Coffee HTorg qOeh Snehisse WHISKY
tcise De-. Flour dq and aoeAana.c whsa. esis. veal.
II :,.is. ss's RI s.: S. !SssS. s ,s
S: .'s E X, ; n
ssasSSs S.Tsy ss%.st n F::9 sa e;
s. 4St Ss IS 8 s. Cfss t. .ds: rG,:
Ss.: eSs %Si %s
I g ,Ss1 SG .Ss c s @ ' Po S sic ssS
ss, Loo ocC 'E: ss %. s g ja q OATS
sSGq SS's tS ?Si
5000 Sa.S Barley - 1000 SasI w..., =, -, ,,. o..
81 0sssl 10 SsT SS q 1Ss7S o.. arm $ss p
steady q osSSi I s1 IN s sss.s sS. Sr' rs Bah nss
:.ay Shoulder 9 S s. sS; H Clear SS sde sasS&, c. Sides
s'': SsPs 60 ~ .S sJs
SS.a PssIaS sss Sassfs 81 i5Ss7 toi Ssi q l's '
70. n1' "a! aS S r. Ei; S S,Gss e. G s
De-; Legal Test 1Oo smal lots, l02c higher. -.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
nRNJOCE,

rgBERrbe market quiet aud the city yards well
piled vih an sl1 willing to sell to Consumers az
current rates pce nominal AiTees from tue West report
scsty Lumber operations aud consequently nr 's
direction greatly restricted oouht1n Fnes
mre with better 10 and prices rule hrmer.
LiNSEED-The quiet and prices are nominal
MEIAL-Tle Copper remains hTu bur inscVei
Lake head t 23 bye onr 80 note small e' at these hur.s
Scotch Pig Iron quiet the stock of ali lnd very sa ana
pce are suaued GenEanueE quoted at tS For American rig
sfactOr market still continues and We nave
% - Oos an M ,,r, al yv low 6gurvs New Rails quiet
SoIm.r rates Of O 200 sold term not
Lead offered freely, ard Is more
plenty: ST I3aaS6 90 gold. Foreign Pig is s,e'dy held
bn, remain, vert Quiet at So S5GSG S1lg for Ordinary
AZ 2 for selected gold Manufactured steady Bar Pipe and SHEET
AZ SsIr less 10 per the trade. Sprrer dull ana nomina
ouoic IA oF.rrt 6asa6 currency for round lots In Pg
I'm there nothing accomplished WORTHY Of ro and holders sH r.
t,n farmer 6urrs L. have changed hands a. Il s
od pz, are held couiJence and a business la been
sshrd at u sales embrace 2OO boxes Chsos I'm 81
n yo and T.ue terms not Hsn'pTtd oher
4. We nnLA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30
Kidding. l4a
Gooi Md, loh


For future delivery there Of ic n. with quite
large the sales follows oil on baa OF Lo"
Mddlngs: ooo 49,. p...-
600 ID Y63gr 500 l4%c 400 IA ll6c 1000 2l32c%
Marcs 5OG l54e 800. 70 732e ZOO 10 ,G Slse SSYo
200 is 2s.s2c 900 BE-; Jmr, 500, l6 800 5l6ci
JSiy 100 ID il.iGc 100 IG lO32c total l24O0 bales Yes
FeSq9 ss3 March Is 5,s@G Fl A& Apn J15 10 1$sS iss
i8 i7S2c August. I6s0l6 market wcai saie. TO.
Say oJna'a oO vi1,a, Il Io' 6S 30 Il lasas
200 ii ie$?s 5oS = glSs 7S@ 4 IT,. i7.32S ao
it$ loo t 2;Sc L l3d l7sf q 7ss sSo 30
566' Is l.3ss; 900 iSs POO il sl2s 200 ISe; Soo
10 I32c; 900 l5c.; 3O0 10 l.32c; 100 10 ilGci ~
is 5Sc 200 i6 Lice 900 10 l32c 900 - l.iGc 4yO
IS l32c April 400 10 6te CO 70 l5;2i d90 0 10
400 1899 May 2o6O, 67s 200 10 37,S2r sHo
soo 2SsSe &oG 70 liG' 100 l1' S 4Ss & y lljGS js%.
400 lGis; 500 lG I.32c 20j Is 700. - 3l32c; 800
La loo 10 ll6c; 200 10 32e July 100 l6 6i6ri loO
asr 300 800 bales grand total GA OO bale
CSarle, Cotton Report for the week ending Dec 20
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

sUGARs-The offerings hight holders are
quoted rates below 6e advanced pe
claimed rather inquiry; sales Of 800 lhd NewOean1
L. Refining CRATES; 500 bhds CAB. auscoy.do NC o
Fair and S and 400 bOres hOases Susan AZ ogs
We quote Fs TO Good Re6ung Cuba at 80Sh Prime do a. 8s
Centrifugal hh and boxes oi2G9c and No. II ClaYea boh
Po"d.red losaG Gr1ul,seS At loSSio2 not isS" n ~
tirocey good 8a08n; do prime TO choice o'4go SCI
Moses hhA and boxes 1895 Meiado 4Ad0Lc Porto Rco
BednpR common prime 05c Grocery fair to ehoce ap
S; Br,1 D. s.. Nos, 80 IL, 7i219e Java s. Nos ~ 70
S4dS Manila Superior and Extra Superior Ie1' e' Ne"
Orleans. Rc6DinG grades. 64G7Ac . .,-, ,-.. ..,..
aud prices without material change
outside last and 100
bss> private closing quiet lOsc Tor "esefh
aud IL 4Wll t2c. for State. ,.-,-
sTRARiH-lhe market ir dul and nominal at l5el1t. ~,
SOAPC,se unchanged snd quiet; sales Of ZOO boxes mar
settles at 81 i,U9iir. currency ,-. -.
Lesi has been quiet but prices are ,a
tanned; sscs rmbrice 800 hhds within tue range OF llV2o we
nnnIn
New-York tribune., 1874-12-30

uOIlssRSThe mrfet Foreign grades ieatss unchanged
18th stock he home demand and prices nominal Do
,esdJ and good request; sales VI 600 bb Ne"OtahI
a, House MoAnes qu"ed a. 3le 10 hhd' anu4
aysJ az d. Cubs MucoVso Refining 3Gd42c Cuba muse.
~, rocey 4OdB5e Porto Rico 4OaoO Esghsh Islands $50
MiIIPEEETbe market doll bat sksdy quote Coarse Feed
s25 Miding at $50 6OeS26 Fine DO as2o $3.50 and BYE
NiytL SToRES-The market for Ro,n 4, insnmG and prices
,e nomn, 4, So l5Gf2 20 for Ordinary TO good strs ned kps
In IN 80 3d36e ony hear o 90 bbs
.od Al the inside dill si 81 31 Pitch only
in light request at 81 81 =, delivered .,,,,.-e .
,,.t. Crude Fish Oils steady with onlV moderate inquiry
Hsnhsn IL hOmin Cotton Seed aud quiet
onots Crune al 46 Refined al o5e; and Winter tOG62
other Ols JEll ,..--,-. ..-..,--.-.... 49,,
/, nc., ,s Of $50 bb $l9 GOGSl9 rs for Old M SO %
an terms Beef stesdy sales Of so bb I'll Tor Extra
IA 20 for Terce Beef Quet and steady sales Of 80
rs civ Extra InJa s2s Beef Ham, 10 fair demand and
5m Al s2aS23 Cut Meats good demand and hrn aes
d. ss.e for smoked do; lOad lO' for Fsh Hams lOGG
lie for Pietled doi and l2al2he for Smoked Do
20 600 10 loose Bellies. l01l0ise. lldl2 average,
o5r for Il ID average 100 boIes Clear DO, II L.e.
g.ron without material change and que especially for the
tnTs g,e Of $50 City Long Clear the latter
Boa are .,esdT srn seve ,aes Of Western s2ds
md CITY Al 10 LIri is fairly active and rather weaker
closing for the future sales Of go tea CITY
l3L l3a,c 100 Kettle 81 l4te 100 ts Refined al IL "
370 TO- western l3Sd3 Lice for future delivery
hear OF 900 s seller J.plaI l3Sa$l3 lilo, $3.50
seller February l3Gl3 IL l6t 225O et seller March 1875
90 toA White Grease, lOl9c. cash
BrrER-Thre inquiry for choice o aud prices ule about
made Hediau aud low
snd prices rae lover With bsyen holding oR oT still
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decidedly bee Of LOO boa 10 est &C. S.,
delivery Gsses At i6 s917e Crude 5215 . pomPt ana
January demand B,phtha Is dull scarce .ad rs
lO Refined at Pbadephla nact'e bat values arc
onotsd a IL SO fJr spot: Dimore ii lc bid Inc ~
sTcs, are a. iolows T,asvle nominal Al 9oc V Gv W. w
o2Vg5 Petrolsum que 65ci Rousevne que o.
a90c Tdouts 63' 065c; Parkers United Tlc lmTeoA
Shipments. OIL ~. u..k.,
PAINTs-hes very little change worthy Of note 10 this nrhs'
SINCE our feeling has bern exhibited ioI voc ah
Vrilors 6mly. English Red Lead bs ad'anced
9sc gold Venetian Reds demand China Gay ~
Orange Mner,ls aroi hr request az 6rm rstes ,.,..
RICB-Thcr- only small distributing business ancsanged
s,es of 30 100 bb Louisiaoa low grades %
Sosc We nuots C,rolIn. al % for 7sd7 for Good
7a1GSc for Prime 84D9L for Choices Louisiana Itro
and 6u6ic. for low grades do hAnBoOo A"s
GIG. snI Patla at 7ls27 L2e. goL , -.
SKNS-The quiet st about previous ngues "
I3 bales Calcutta 27 bates Buenos Ayrs 800 b!e' era
Cruz 46 Curscos snd bales hewOrea1s sales oO os,ss
ur,coa 90 bales Pay and bales Mexican Deer Skins are WIN
change there fair bunss. transacted IoceP oy 0s @
300 Ioose Mercsu saIes IL 10 Central American lOOOO 10
Yer. Cruz Ssa &C. 600 Cabelo and 2OOO 70 hAta