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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
CATTLE MARKET.

BuPPatO Feb l7-CArLERccegH today, i1c.l1g 81 ears
reported POI bead, The total slpp FOR the
2j2 1872 for the
me m week The slow and early the morning
dead lock sellers being Il ,c Ownen
holding fD' Lass week wch could no b. realized The ~
shade
pc EIen blrs holding decline.
tse!r fyo7 The Lire OFF, tia morning freight ae
b tbs Balo NewY1-k and Pbliephis RSiy Tor So
SAFE 100 bead lros srer5, ranging from LIB 70 lyO b al
300 10 Ohio from 1856 20 23 ~ At
u 5O0 40 Is head iniana rgnUng 1000 TO DDS
H. AZ 80 hoid Kansas averaging lG d. a 81 10
SHEEP LAaBs-cceps to-day 800 tes making the totsl
supply thus far ll2UY hed against 1lOo bead Tor
lie marked ini bnTe sn1 sellers
r, VII, ap osher, askiux which could not be OBJ
tanned; sheep. - 1881; inaian sheep IN The yards
LOO haaJ Michigan sheep ranz1g non 20 10 ~" ID AZ
jjaS6 so Ohio sheep, ranging from y to 10 ~ Al
.jaj head Illinois sheep, ar'sns 10 ID al ID - -
I73 head Inilana sheep. averaging III n AZ - 30 600
including reported arrTats NlD neal
Inc te tois .arr,, or thus $500 head
~ 800 head Tor time last We. TIE n4ke wa' yeU
dalai 81 l2as 80. heavy hogs - Ja$j 90 TIE competition
between the Nrw} Cea and HusOh River Ratopl aHi the
Ere Raaay has reduced freight On hogs 30 N'"loiA 10 I1c ~"
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LoTDoS, Feb Hip 80 m-COnos for money 92d9-s ior
.hs Aeeos ~ United FneTreniy Bona lsbt iU5
isFors lO3zi Enc Railway shares. 4ii DO freirsl "o
LvEKrooL Feb. lT-I2.}O D. mCo0n-Salcs "l Tie bass Of
s@os upisnd nothing below Low Mddlngs deliverable fsea
shi Ioh AtTsi do do deliverable March ana Api A. f'5
terra inelsaiRg 81 900 American
LIVERPOOL Feb I'LL mCoon Ia ouet and stetd Midlny
UpAnds oli h4diHg Orleans 84a8a sAies Of 1900 bales
lhcllbs wv iof speculation and export
LoNDoA rep - m-Kre Railway shares. ffl2aif'f-
LosDos feb lI2:3O m.Tha
bet for ihrs moo bills blO Der cent xab is lGc Der
belJs the Bauk Of England "
LIVERPOOL reh IL m-BresduFa quiet wheat ~ v
dl6 etHAl o aefat Oahoma Whites i1l37 for Club do,
And of geo Western spring Corn 309 quarter Pro
LIVERPOOL Feh 1880 MOI the Cotton sas ,odly 800
btles American.
LoSDoS feb IA Bds RalSay shares llis9Aiis Fairs
LDSDss lea tn -. ~ Fig- T,euy loud, Abs OLD
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cO1TON MARkkTs

ArGr.r, Feb l7-Coion very fm ilir, asfins higher rates;
N,diln-. l.Ol2 bales; sales. 10 ba.ts
CaAHLssr,s tm for good quotations. hdihhg
15as. Low MidIus 10 - Good OTiEaly u Sci net re-
cent. JG7 bl.s: 900 bseS ss.L. % sos bales
S,yANsAH Fe5 17-tOou yefJ iuu MiAlg - r; net re-
eepts Sj3 exports TO the Conent lb,3 bales coahse
32t bales; sales, 2Di bales; stocE l,31O haes a.,
puuApTLPnIA Feb. lI-COuon dniei Mildng lbi2~; Low
Ming ~; Good orinary. l9 PC Good Ooiaa Lei
m Lorls Feb l7COon quiet, unchanged; Addtg lO-
recairts. 722 bies; sales. jl2 bales
LouI,yuLK. Pei l7.-CO,On Hue; Miifhng J. D Sc -
lI.-COttOn Mldihug 10 receipts
bales gross 2 III bse sales 800 baes; s.0ek 1000 Daes
NogfIR FEB I7-Uotou disposition 10 sell easier
hdding MdIqg II L. Good Ordinary, Ioisc' net
reciut, j3s baes exports 1876 es sales 300 baes last
eve1pg 3 900 bales, G9.2S6 bale< 1900. -
BALTaoRr Feb. l7Co,on quiet and nonnsl hiIng &c Low
AIS baes exports ll5 baies sa 700 baes STOCK
GygToS Feb l7-Co,ton-Hodsy nothing doing; Good Onl'
nar l33,c hldng, lGAc; net recet lbs bales EXPLOITS,
10 Great britain }2l BATES; cOasge, lo3 bales stock A4JOi
bales - -,----i. ,,ttu.n -. No, p.
oeiufs lGg bs es sales 80 bales; stock. i3uS bs e>
l7.-Cott0n steaty; Mnilig
cent. OO5 bales exports 800 saes 400 oaei
CiyGSs.r Feb 17Coton steady; Mdiing - rc; receipts
42S bales; shipments % bales; stock, ls,2j2 bales 49,,
SRw.ORLEAvs Feb l7.-CotionNohiug dong holdaYi M1-
ding IG4c; Low Miing ljie; Coed Oninar 4s.i Or
dipary 1870 bales; gross IE- ~ bt',
por TO 600 baes 10 tle Continent liioo bae'
soa,tsise y 4gS bales; stock, 33j 43S stes-
MvsPHs Feb l7.-Coiton-Nohng doing account OF bad
weather: Miing, 14a4dl5c reep Zl-J oass HpmehS
100 bales STOCK. GJ,7l bales
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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10.

hereinafter described on
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20,
The extensive sooen mill formerly oee1p'a 40 run o. W.T.
Supplies goods anhed aud Ooe Supplies lsi sl,lis Of q. s.
Also the Scsrag houss sdi connected herewith fua.s
plies. ami personal therein
Also eigs tcnement land conns'ts ,bsre~
Also about one acre Of land ,aiaos ior eel1s lo,s
The mill property Of ABOUT acres Of s9d s,a, !.
sni an sverige depth 2Oe tosr sh =, sA.sr h. As.
ofud threesto attic BRICK m sagsehoa falLas .i
hoa eoaag1 Sle S md other D ss a,ns o. ~o
Connected with the mil are two engines ~ hoIss p"sr s'rs 20
engine aEue steam piPas aIel Pacanf, Se &c Nc
properly sue 10 claim Of nsehaH'es hea sII'- - SS
Ao is set. cards 100 broad sDauG e. sai mules. p
dress spooers presses falling nils sishcr, slc'rs tHs.
eTtraeon fs grinders cloth dryer s iron tanks fTs iro bob
machinery a. machinery brures. AID tools uei m rahs 'ni
The boarding prorer,, the mill tie orssro u
Pratt and Myress About oaohrl fcre 81 ni assiop haus
sa ajt4N to len d Il l. Wb1eiss $40 s.
One pi,ce Of lard nest sboHi so e' fonse o. a 80
Mcden savings Bank one other piece d ao ,as % bs 'oeia
SG ef to sa Of K L. S6tsacad Of si5 S.
Doe piece Of IND n9o1. quarter q sn acre sh sun, ,sa
from Mte Yaiet, subject to nogage 10 Midtown siSns'
piece OF land side Of Pr,st nea % prnses 81
with double Ie houses el sl tenement house Aereoo
subject to R. l.. wliteheafs lieu Of $72 ls
one piece Of land adjoining mentonei peoe on ne norh heS
eighth Of an scre With cottage house thereon subject y White
heads len 81 $40 "
One niece Of and and Camp about qaircr
Of double tenement house thereon ae''o L. Ia "sae'd'
lien Of so 80
One piece Of aui the Of Hobsrist, With rOnaze Il
about 30 feet, suitable i0T bliliiug Ots .
will be sof sacct 70 TIC nccforalfs
above specific unless the SHALL Lave been peuOgsy ch.rci
There sold lime and ace all me stock ~ hs
mill process Of manufacture consisting Of ssrp warns Plriy
finished skirts cloths WITH lot Of ceuHs lock shoit.
waste boxes suppe Sc and the Office fann uegrg t~os,
desks 500 bmo1 ssirts about 800 Yar
$4,000 pounds Of wool 200 tons Of coal oae lo ~"
cows, and all clat;el. belonging TO said esi'ie
fuller description OF the machinery Sai peo r"
erty can be seen and examined the Office Of tie asne 81 west
Meden Connecticut ,aud hanihi containing sach
yenoy description the machinery and perona property VII ~
sert BIZ mail person application TO o. II Pat est NreS
the assignee H. L WILMA AhS<''f
Dated Merden, Jan. 81. 1874
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WOOL MARKKT.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l7-Woo market ]uiet but hrm cable
there TO-DAY opened
i priees We, np TO December. Pennsylvania sni West
Virginia Double Extra and above, 16d572 Extra 56a3fc
genm 45d5Oc hewlork Michigan, Indiana
and Fine, 50g52 % Medium, 52A2G05ei Cos 41p
hoe COMBINE washed 81 21G5c Combing unwshei az d43
Canada Combirg 620G5c Fine, unw.bel 36d9e Coarse ana
Medium washed d39c Tnbwashed 81 a57 % Colorado Washed
26a3Oc COLORADO unwashed 22G2Jc EIiEA and Asrine
45aJOc; No l suPehne pdncf 90 1o; & sn
26633c Texas Coarse, 2Od2ici 'aofA rms 'uu
Medium. 2Sd3jc; California Coarse 20 GoDc
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fjousrs auo fGrms Uanleo.

DERSONS desiring to RENT their HOUSES
are invited 10 enter then on orr charge un. atat
/. procured COLES a HUBBARD 2J2 Bf0ifslT.
CTEAM POWER.-Wanted 10 RENT, IN or
- near the city, either floors with of steam Power
shadnr &C. Apply stating hight position and other PARTICULARS.
including the lowest Of rear % JAMES c. WILSON
10 Pemberou-sluare Boston, Mass
WANTED IMNfEDIATELY-At the Everett
w Library rooos Chase.. HOUSES FLATS tana APAA
MBSTS charge m acceptable tenant procured pAbht
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE IN
w BROOKLYN sut,be family Of four; with 81 mOiern Improve
route and within 30 m.ua" faoa ter
Address, with all particulars g. q. T.. Tribune Ofee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Reoepts for The 67S DO brweek 1871 DO
~eet as eai 1866 dos tIpos past week none We hsrtJ
oa STATE bow strong The Butter market represented to-day
We Hagbt sbSr Of descriptive future seeks
are al dealers that every hereafter goes
e van beT Intensity The hoes that attends the advanced quota
go 81 ss Ssek seOa The bnoyan condition Of the martet
BUYERS promptly to the and higher
sm ho1ers frequently paving e b advance for the
,ea gis sock u bad bce1 noxn Day before Then again
bs State ctts thoai sumner
q 10 ne esserbss Of YshaseIs TO anticipate rising
s fbes litter have strong 6 through Of
1.s.en beyes Finest qualities Of haa
tlsofs ~ quite large cal ron dStess p0u Of e1ue
ts ees1 rates from the 0thne State Wosh t1, nO pey
sno eh higher fegsdes Of quality Packers Of grades
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lcei. 1851. 1909. Ri. a..., .A.r.. s..Yo.l o.,r.l

9iia -' ' 10 ~ ''
IIvERroot, Feb 175 mCo,on-s.e. the basis Of Md
nothing below March,
The market tor abcs Gull but quoablJ
lower PORK. GO g y bbl for New Mess.
LONDON, Feb. l1-EYenng-
peahbc opened at 30 q. and closed at 1861 363 pcvL
hIEHP0oL FeI lI-BTelinr Turpeutue, 36l PewL
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Gouutrn Real estate for 6d!e
auttlon salss OF Real Gstale

NEWARK, n. J.-RESlDENCE PROPERTY
~ nAUCTiOs-rhe dveiag so ~ Prseuct.i WI = oil =.
Iu,nSpnt ~ Peb ~ At . Tic house sonttins ~ aSss-f
o, eas h,sg aal Sra and seed son,s lo,as rere
opsl 6nc. railroad station terms eaf ''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

O0d 3 30 1;
TURs AND SKINS.

The hus better SKUNK have advanced for Al
southern Some Of the niher grades Of ur have ben reduced
The middle February das with al.T s-ppl thfi
Itlrc the mket depends much forth
coming London March We quote currency Duco duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Min has been something EASTERN pre during the weeh h SLIGHTLY
sesdy Receips $50 milk so DO
Last WeeL 97O milk 80 Receipts this week
c4By Ere co cream. 300 do milk Harlem Rail
road NeWarca Railroad $50 DO; Hudson River Rail
o,d $50 Railroad, miscellaneous ucsby routes
9ljO Prices the Harlem Railroad platforms were as o ows;
Feb 81 40 quarts Feb H. - JU Feb H. - %
Peb III - 25 81 25 Feb H. 81 49, Feb lG ~ 30;
average 81 As; average last week, ~ 13l2
largely supplied" AMI prices for calves are weak Ut
about former quotations NevSr-ev 80 $40 10 hog
ed cslye. l2ql4c; State 90 to 100 H. llGl32.
veal calves sale Jersey hight pigs ga l9a, and NeSJeey
medium s2g9c heavy 13ir; htate pigs 5dJ SCI medium 81
Sic heavy "a Werm dressed sold on Chsnge to-day y O'2
e for 63ia7c for bright Chicago car
od, ecerts Of aresseI hogs past l2j7l last
~ g7S same 37S. Of provisions
w+ck bacon 1871 beef 6J3 DO po LII tcE
lard
POULTRY AND GAME.
the ~
trade Prize, quoaby varied from sst week. lev fancy
western kev 6c for regular lots quotations
are fan Chickens fair demand only A the close u the
week in FRIDAY and Saturday the msih stay Of
the surplus that have occumune1 Frozen
poultry fairly; quoted before l2d14C for dry picked tlk
and for chickens Ducks firm. Geese ar. OF
poor quality sDd hard 0 sell Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING FEB. II, 1874
IkKVfessN h. Y TRIBUNE py our on EeDoUerI

General
m eW good scieA The freight and other
e everything In good
~ oSen makes sale where sOvenJ
80 AZ rAek securely viii allow the
e1-, NJ O pentS OF clean an sne win
on The boz Or s ' pasaa encplate 6esnd contents
sialng Tie amount
800 inc Auns wis, Is sent route tine sc An nyes or liz.
he'osol IN bbL r,.n.,
Secure yourself ergtatap e. ue nmo'i o pacA
that demand e so'os p1l ID Oes1 thApe,
BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts OF beans for the q. Ghl,. L. m,
boo sane week ss' veal 1875 bb exports pS., ~,
OF De4s l9S0 bush Receipts past weet 49, ~ 90
oop for wees have selon bggreste the show &
surprsne mat the wsrket bears vel under %
supplies Med IN have oa moderate jeiag traie al ,gStIY
shaded Round iots novel from
shse u 81 prime. hsoWs have arvel, a., o tr
80 40 81 g. ard rec SlieS continue relieve stoek
III above shipment
dor Cots 81 4Ods2 49, Pea quiet and rsIe so
enough bEg figures X iDeys without
late quotations viii bear There change 10 p ~
fons: ~ ~ -'-- small e'''A
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE.

AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
One Tot south side Of B,varst $50 OF CAUTION
2jxl 10. llZj INA, John Rileg. 81, 300
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday. FEB. II. 1874.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Feb. IT, 1915
There was a large attendance at the Ex-
change salesrooms to-day. j. johnson, jr, sold two
4story tenement houses and stores Delanoeyst +.
K Stevenson, Son, & Co. sold easehod premises, No.
Fifth-aye. william Kennedy sold vacant lot on
Bollvarst Brooklyn. ID. NJ Seaman sold plot Of four
lots ON the north west OF the Grand Boulevard
and Ninetyeghthst. Particulars OF sales will be found
below.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
Ore plot Of four lots Il00 the south west Of hs
Crnd boulevard and Nilc,ycghths. " W. Coates Si3O3S
house No. Fiase east side tubect to
an annual goun rent Of - 900 Sailors Snug HaTbo eso, A. g.
Sullivan. 1000. -
building south west DesDcsy aud Lewis
sts, 25I75, $4,000
tenement buiiur side OF Dslanecy, 2j n south
OF Lewsot, lot 2JK7J, $4,000.
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Bankruptcy Sale.
Valuable YsiN Property and VIA"
chinery, Houses, stock, Fix
lures, WOODEN Goods, &c.
FOR sALB AT
Public Auction.
pnrmcr couMr o, rus rsr,s sr.rs.. !

IN m, ,aafL>r Of f'aor ATsTtn. b4s~p. No 7|
The anderag1ed as.gnee tsnkupieV Of Wer Co. ~ Mo-
den baBSr4 viii se public the hi yhest bds 81 u-
Msdsen seraven County Conaeeest 40. On a. pe"1
afarfa r..aua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
Real estate 10 0;ftbnuas.

L'ARM of 10S acres III Westchcster county 20
EXCHANGE BROOKLYN PROPERTY: pnoe 80 OOO hgtu'
incumbered. kOLAND WITHIN. . beeA@sI-''-
VNU EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY. or for
SALR-2O ACRES. Lsrchmon station. Ne,tcEescr Cogn
Inquire Of 4. c. oSISSOS. 100 Wes. 21AsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

cough State Western soi PACKED and rolls both MARKED up
as Qnck at extIeDe figures wbe. S2s us Qaoiaions
uaI 9tss WI tuhs In 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Red AMI greng apples about except for few 'os Kept FOR
retailing Kusgeis opeuel good f-rcs
with few invoices Of EeW-yoey canbefurs surns
advanced for box barrels have n be
orerd yey samples included 10 tlc remnant Of
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Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE.-LOT on Hester-st., suitable for
' rutland & WHITING. Beekmans.
EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
m Platbosh.aye., Prospect PARK Plaza. GORDON FORD,
81 Clarkst, Brooklyn
EOR SALE, BARGAIN-Complete RESI-
DgNCE Stable and LOIS Prospect Park Also.
COTTAGE with all improvements 25lOO No 3l4 Thrteenth
st.; price 81 Apply JAMES A. VAN BRUhf, 10 soah
Sew-YorS
NOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 Wiowst 81 icks5t l02 Pneappest, l5S
nsenst 40 SO Nassau-t 266 and 26S Wsshingonst
I79 Woughbyst GORDON H. FORD 81 CaAs.i brooE
I'm.
gS 0AaA to $4,000 will buy three STORY
peD,OOO brick house all Improvements. 10 to 10 oonsi
purchasers q. " Holeomb. 80 way Williamsburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Receipts for he week. GA bales DO . week $50 bales same
last year 221 bales reccps Of o-egn ~ bales receipts 81
$40 hses There qroi5c change
fes California been placed at 431JOc
prime State brought fall quotations The maet IS
rather uhxey VIII the low qrGts that pressed for sale The
trade circular m report Adul outlook The receipts
estimated up h date TO exceed tie uuI6er oi
whole last showing less proper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

CHC.Go Am ALTOS RAILROAD C0sPANY
sKcRgr,RYs OYNcH CHICAGO. February IL, lSIl.)
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS IS
hereby given stockholders Of the Chicago and Alton Rail
- cans ths cash dividend Five PER CENT has this day
been declared upon the Preferred and Common soek OF %
t ~ The srp OF PAYABLE al the Banking House
~ d. mps agents ~ X )sup Co. No % iherty-
a S.riors on March holders who regis
I ~ ,rb AZ lie close hours the 2lst day OF teDru
- inst which ransfr books will be closed and reopened
io' u'n''s'' 0D ' ' w NJ LARRABEB, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Export. Of potatoes past week 800 bill. Of onions 80 do
h. re tladc for prime sorts OF potatoes Ler
bags have arrived literally sorts few smooth
nsV be guoed 20. Onions Grmi ioSrign arriving,
mi "a moi Affect pne they rank IN Favor
~ ,nit general Il Quotations. 81. - nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18


the week. hbs; week 3292 DO;
27ti Tie market tender The
proved feeling Fresh have with officially kept
the Of last TUESDAY while lined have positively dec1e s
impossible for sti aons to r1 Tor lined while mans remain
IN 4gginz The late squirt hs has 'ft
the improved in quality unless future supplies ag'iu
Qloiations:
Sfre Pam no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
CROP OF 1871.

LEs continues good request and tie market IS hr sales Of
cts crop 1872 at previous pces
Yors 1872 U's 200 cases Ohio crop Is = ~
6.97 As Wisconsin, cJop 1872, on private terms Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Receipts for the week. $50 pAg&i DO LIST week 90 40
last Si2 dh week. ~ The apple
quiet quotations nominal Rumo Of lois returning
here Germany together with the possibility Of Of the eo!d
Western owned seeking rather depr the fccac though
hee beas carload Of prime Western sold duny the
sale hardly be repealed Peaches OF al grades
doing well full old pi.c Blackbers quiet aud unchanged
Cherries higher PINE peanuts shade better Hickory nas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
UipioenG NoIlres.

Lo.sERs' BAsK, n v, Feb. II 1874
~ AND oNRIALP PER CENT 3 this day declared free
:, -. nsv,bs on demand ARTHUR d RUSSELL Cashier.
nIVIDEND NOTICE. c,
4 DKIAsAKs HUDSON CANAL CosPlsr
kHwYoRK. January II. lSli, }.
declared dividend OF
FIVE upon the amount ia capital stock no" epe'shi
1bi. dividend together With INTEREST ACCRUED SINCE
ARG 1 UPON PAID UP INsTALLMBHTS OF THB NEW sioux
viii be paid the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE heW-iorA
on and After MONDAY, the ID OF FEBRUARY next
The Transfer be closed oc Weinesla
and remain morning OF Thursday the ON o'
February BY order VI the Boar, ~ - ,,.nrvr ,-
MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL RAILROAD
vi COMPASY-A DIVIDEND Of SEWN PER GENT on the pre-
ferrd OF 1873 has been declared payable on s
~ the Company land for amounts "
900 applicable towards purehase OF eon on "a
March 1874 the shareholders be
mailing Of mortgage and issuance Of the bOafs .,
- boi. will be l4 and reopered on "a
ofuneh JAMES 81 MCKlHLAf Transfer Agent
Feb. 3, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

HAVANA AND lARA-Ibe market
palss Of 800 bales Havana at 1JU9,
krsns Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

in Of Jewish fe
tys March supply however is too large for ordinary stock
improve l405c for pont fowls and
chckens l10l2 for Wesni sdge Never,ey taTtes
14dl6e; Westen ldl3c ducks Od per pi
geese. ~ rs dS2 30 do. Western, 81 81 1@l % do
p,,s ,vin0 r,ny 20 meet the closing 81 the and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
Ncm- gerscp Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A first-class FARM of 23J acres
Truninsburg. Tompkins Co, n T. Apply to r. : PEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Of Ohio Maple Sugar has appeared pecs s9nsgn
sn retailing quie, at low rates Feathers
beter demand Essential OILS higher BeeisI fm At 322935
for Western sales 500 ID; eIpor' since Jan
% $50 u time last year, l3SOO 10 fstehuh V
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-08

ization to the petty Police Courts of cities
and taking the suffrage from college men,
the democrats have shown an apprecla-
ton of the sources of their strength.
The tactics of the New Hampshire Leg
islature SAVIOR of the worst practices OF
our politics and the most dangerous ten
dency of republican government. There,
where the democracy exists in its pristine
impurity and the full strength of its pecul-
lar characteristics, the public interests,
the welfare of the people, the dignity of
the State, everything that constitutes the
glory of civilized government, is disre-
garded and utterly sunk out of sight;
while party success, the petty purposes OF
individuals and the spoils of office are
made the supreme objects Of the legisla-
tors care and attention. 1t is to be hoped
that this revelation Of the results of demo-
cratic supremacy will rouse the people
and show them where their true interests
lie"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-08
TIE COMET

The comet was visible last night, tail and
all. The sky was clear, and as the twilight
faded pretty much every body faced TO the
north hunted up the dipper, fixed on the north
star, and began drawing imaginary triangles
to find the comet, but the triaugulation was
not much of a guide. The comet shakes its
horrid hair along at arapid rate from night to
night, and yesterday evening it was between
the dipper and the horizon at an early hour
and was directly under the polar star. Coma
and nucleus could be clearly made out with
the naked eye, and tail stretched away from
the sun six or eight degrees long when seen
by indirect vision. People collected in the
open squares to take look at the stranger,
and couples generally found it convenient to
use the same opera-glass. The comet has
nearly reached size which permits spectre
SCOPE observations, on the result of which
scientific interest in the comet centres. The
World 4M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-07-08
or SOUL
200 PIANOS and OCEANS

New and Second-Hand, o. First-CIass Max
Installments, or for rent in City or Country
this month by HORACE WATERS & SON,
No. 4Sl Broadway, than ever before offered
in New York. SPECIALITY: Pianos, and
Organs to let until the rent money pays the
price of the Instrument. Illustrated Cata-
logues mailed. A large discount to Minis
tiers. Churches, Schools, Etc
ulyS4w
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POLITiCAL.

Samuel Hooper, of the Fourth Massachu-
sets District, follows Messrs. Dawes, G. f.
Hoar and Z. II. Hoar in declining re-elec-
ton to Congress.
Mr.. Titcomb, the democratic candidate for
Governor of Maine, writes in his acceptance
letter: "If we cannot, as parry, succeed in
carrying elections as often as we wish, it will
be victory in itself to have infused into all
parties the leaven of sound doctrine" 1t is
very weak infusion, but perhaps this ar
rangement is as good as any. The republic
cans will continue to carry elections and the
democrats to Naturalization Journal.