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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

Were vote taken IN Michigan to-day, we
think large majority OF the people the state would
bo found opposed to any addition 10 the volume Of the
currency.-lDo Free Press (Dem.)
AS Senator Morton has become a power in
the land his iadvised but bold espOusal OF imitation
largely Increases the chances OF the adoption OF that
which. II adopted will not only make a TO
specie improbable during this century, but wlea TO
Generalization whose evil effects cannot DO esti-
mated.-[St. Louis Republican Qfnd)
The country il far In advance of the old
parties people have Ost faith In the integrity and
;1ity Of the Republican party Greeley failed but the
he represented lives: Schurz failed but he lives
With the cause but Gov Booth OF California OF the
same school and order OF public men. has recently
triumphed all opposition Memphis Avalanche
Dem)
Tho centennial celebration ought to be
spontaneous expression N popular feeling. or y has
call TO be at all The nation doesn't want an oicia
perfuncory celebration If the States will
ing TO contribute their quotas OF funds, very we'll Any
way Congress has business making appropriation
which the people, being first appealed to- decline to
make.-Springheld (Iass.) Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
A RAILROAD COLLISION.
ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED IN NEW
JERSEY.

ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED IN NEW
JERSEY.
At o'clock last night, during a heavy fog,
a passenger train into freight tram on the New
Jersey Central Railroad. at Claromont Station. A
sleepy passenger the passenger train pulled the bell
rope as the tram passed the Communipaw Station. and
in obedience the signal the train was stopped near
the station freight train which starod soon AFTER
tae passenger train Numbered along in tho rear.
The headlight was hidden in the fog but the whistle Of
the approaching train gave warning TO brakeman OF
the passenger tram, who the last lilo in
formed the passengers of their danger and hey at once
rushed from the threatened Ali escaped save an
aged gentleman. who was transfxed with
terror The engineer of tho freight train
when ne saw that q collision was unavoidable
Jumped from his train after reversing the engine The
fireman followed him. The freight engine crashed
through the of the passenger train and tho old
gentleman had his arm broken by the flying fragments
of the car The engine of the freight train and three
freight cars wrecked Meade Williams. brake.
man. who was on top the freight cars at the time OF
the collision was buried in the wreck, from
which his body soon extricatcd, The
brakeman on the last OF the freight train
was thrown from the distance OF 30 feet and ser
Ousy injured The track torn mp for several hun
dred feet and 10 O'Clock the wreckorS were still OH
gagged In clearing the track Mcade's body was taken
by the County Physician. Meade was an unmarried
man and resided at Eizabethport The wounded pas
senger whose could not be tscertanod was taken
10 his home Greenyllle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
DIED

ARMOUR-Os Wednesday 2s ust, st ~ ihn. n D.. Fr,aoes H.
wife OF u o. Armour OF .ns @1 'sei % yc''s
BUNCB-lu Brookln Y, Ian 81 1874 sner short ,'sess.
Russell Buace. sgei ~ yesrs
aud relatives ,nvse - seoL Bnosi a, Hartford. Gems
SATURDAY
infant sou wife aud ehli Of sans.l o Barnett
Pa9a 'errce' 52n hsi ,s 'e,.,e 9 To o,i sI, :; 49,
Plessan, Cemetery, NJ.
BUTTSOn weaaesi,y Jan a. sasAs Bs wife Of Rec isAss
tn. uas. c.rsA Gs:ssss. yss. g., rs
70 attend Garages will Be in waiting at The depot
CLowgs-n Brooliyn; oa wedne.i,s Arthur w''d"S zoe I"
Fanerai on Friday the reaieacs Of hs pscrA 1885
Psc6cst
CoGGgsHALL-A, HIDE Meua,y Jan 10 Hen Csss~
and tsSa sa Ffs, I n 80 oeI c.r.s.
Will be At depot tie o'clock ITO" Hev Vsos
cV Cod .Sa a. Ss Of 1n. w. oi..oo '"'F
friends respectfully invited 70 ,,tena @e .e,s
sunday Jan 20 at from her se resdeaee No. 40 hxt
st, BROOKLYN.
cusHs,NA hi, late residence J,m,i,. pi,n Mo-. 1874 last.
Preenin L. Cushmap aged GS yeArs. III monhs
weiney J.. q 1874 u poe1a'a'' Alfred ''s's'''
Res9ys. and rieo are 20 aec.i s..t.,
1 H. from ,,s a. C .S,S pe 81 %. s,
GIBBRr-ou weioei,y J,u 81 1874. Bds.d Gilbert eesssi
stlsw aged al years , A. ,,s ,y.r,,,.,
ON Pnaa, 2s inst Rs,ve. a,ssi
without iarsAs a0ace b4na al saensoH Cone 90
BoPPMAS-Ou Tuesday Jan 20 0ioryn. i.ag.tes
The e.ise. and Friday
al 2 y IN TRINITY Chapel Twenyv 9th 60
LANE Battered Weinedsy. Jan. 81 lane m,, vie u
Aophu Lane and daughter aSe John D. s
74h vi her
Relatives ani friends respectfully
her late rssince, No l2l Eass Thirty esbh.. PniJ "a
last. at 3 .. m.
MUNRO-JaU 20 1874 Mahs
10 the 6yM her
will from the Reformed Chnrch Raaxtsa
square DIR Huons Friday afternoon at Oclsck Rit,vcs
and friends nved seal The BE- tstes 70
Woodbridge, N j.. On Saturday
MUNzSGBR-on wednesday night suddenly Of dipshsn, IA the ~
The friends the family and Of his un's Hdresh ohn bs
good respectfully invited attend his fsaeri rom tb fe.cnos
Ofhs parents No. Ia west Forty seTcoth st. N Ga fodS.
the 23i inst
PIgRsOS-on Thursday morning Jan ~ Daniel Peos G 10
Rr,,,iv., and 1en Of tbe family - attend
morning 1 O'Clock 81 th res'eaoe oi Ina p,f-st. No III
" Twenhst
POsT-On weiuesy 2is inst aner short Illness Jeha Pss..
IN bis 10Th .-,--.-,- q,
Mahopy No IA SATURDAY. 2a,sst 10
a m Relatives and feDis respectfully iu'd TO itesd
PRATT-n wednesday Jan 81 disease the heart Mrs ir~ss
Lawrence daughter Of james Lawreaos 81 s.cnss T.
fcrieuce Of bs brother naw Ja>la Palmer.
OS3 BrosiwaV Brooklyn saturday, lt'b al ociDck
Frrn, and acquaintance invited st.eaj Isterasst
RorCH-Jan TO- a. The Morn. osssso o. Francis Rss
aged So
sgAMAN-Ou THURSDAY morning. Jss 81 Poe ascd -
ppner vii TAX. place from the residence 81 her p.hcw Lord
Pead. and wthoa gi,bct notice
SCOTIA Harlem. Thursday, the 22i int. Asa BG, ~,ts a
Samuel Scott
soaes Of the funeral h,resftss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO Jan % Flour dali anil nominal and iesers apart
si I7asl i79 Rejected 81 J. ssi ~ coro opened sIm'
Msy New No. aIed at 5c Rejected On 5jGjic New. i09
R Ro 1',s 81 iasse Rye que, and uaca,nssi No.
& g sss, @ S a sfA aees mo- f ala 10 VIE @
.9d loser 95e Pork dull and lower esih ' nOnsy A.
i 63 closing ia inside asa' l gGsdi ao sad :, loSsr
Ms Ban ss ;isa4 s 1 SGoa od q, Or Green S0 S O
.m a sf2 D,'' a9S a 'G5 DSTaA 70 20 5 10 ba
Wheat, 5000 bush Corn 50 900 bush Oats 900 bush Rys
Wheat, 1000 bush Corn 1000 bush os. 5000 sa, barley
LOUISVILLE Jan 22-Peur brm and unehlug-d Graf hm and
SIS - Meats. saaIi-r 5.c Clear Rib Side. 75- Clear
SIDES Sly Bson-Shoaers 7,e: Clear RIO Sde' SJI Slear
K.s si.c'; steam, g.. WHISKY quiet a, 81 lse a,.,.,
2@ ISo ~ 33 sl 81 Fss%.iy y p ,s March sa;
So Mixed Rye steady oe No Barley steady AZ 81 % loi
40 sDdns PorA ;S at sl ~ cab, III % a.Is n' f1
snuer Boxed Mie' g3e Lard dol ~? GI 1 FaSI
for S Stan m;' i2 . r. 800 obi Flour
AMI 80 900 bush. Wheat. ,.oo,,.
ssss . ' i s:; Ws'% 2Gs ss
ppuSs r Vice.. Ga sac. s5Is u S in ca, os al so Dat.
nomnay 5O9je On the rack for state S,e, qae '9 R s,'
.ld ~ w. s ~, Miings $3.50 s26 i ton Rail,
road fr,i,bs-Fou Philadelphia and Boston, oOe to New
ig,a oVe J,p 22-ov-r limited demand at sSs
81 % Tnothy commands 80 Fax seed " % -Four improved
,.. ~ ii sos and Minnesota Extra Family s7as7 Is;
$50. ono aud niana 1888 IS; High Grades - Jud
Ia bj Wheat du Rel u jSdsl 50 Amber 81 goa
n sO White = 5OGf 95 Re fair - a96c
Inn dran NJ ls0s ao3e New Western Mixed s3c
Oa,, iscln,l L. state and Western White j6aG0c Baey-Can-
sGs ~ soesl - Whisky he'd ~ OF for Western in
rou GIoenes sales aanpoanI Petroleum steady Crude, 100
IOI.r.; ReLnel. l. ~. curruncy.
a. LOUIS JaG. 32-Four-Superdue Double Extra ranging
io - ass 80 ami wanted Wheat dali and unchanged
% for no. M2s No. ss; f on , a. S IL ss.sr
81 d6l ~. rebusrs OATS hmer 44Qtitc Tor No J. ~
Barley steady Rye quiet Sic Whisky unsettled q 30
aJe PORK steady, Gnen Meats quiet at 5la for Shoulders
74G Isc FOR Clear kb sides ollc Clear sides Dry Sled
Meats large sales vi future Shoulders and Char Rib sides up
Country q, BE aad SCI buyer March aud &C. and sa H. settler
March small lots Cor shoulders ani Clear Rib Sdes
eas Bacon l At a. fsr shoulders Sac for Clear BIB side. Dc
for Clear Lard S't sales Of Head and Gut Up
Country S hnysr February Hogs quiet ~ ooqei 10 Tor
-hppug - 20 or packing Cattle fiasi ID Tor choice
Tesans. 81 - Choice keccps
bills Four II 900 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corr $4,000
bash 900 bush. Barley and 1000 Hog.
roLKpo ~ Floa dull snd unchanged What dull ana aoa
nal No 81 a. 81 81 March Corn dali and osor.
Isu N.os cash JsaasSs O9l Febraau &c As. T0se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
MAYOR sTOKLEY's BID FOR POLITICAL SUPPORT

MAYOR 5T0KLEY5 BID FOR POLITICAL SUPPORT.
TO the EditOr OF The Tribune,
SIR Mayor Stokley of Philadelphia must be
sbrewder politician than people have supposed him to
he. Tho very day after his denomination by the Repub
leans he is reported to have teegraphed 10 the home
of tho ssmese twins begging that Philadelphia
surgeon might DO permitted in behalf OF SOL
entitc Investigators generally to make postmortem
examination There never was shrewder appeal
to professional ambition for political support What
with the of medical colleges In that city and the
hordes OF doctors genuine and fraudulent. that are
manufactured there the Mayor VINO held IN
his hands the power " designate physician for this
singular duty might lay them all under pledges OF
political featy, aud make suro OF majority without
any campaign at all. Yours H.
kep York, Jan. "a, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
THE DESTTTUTION AMONG IOWA SETTLERS
From IN, Dss Mone, Journal Jan 10.

X. r. Harbour, of the Committee sent by
the state Grange organization TO inquire into the cOnd
the sufferers in the north western counties
turned To this city yesterday after travelling through
Lyon, OsceOla Sioux, ana . Bricn Counties tie report
that there from 800 to 700 families in those counties
who need aid 10 carry them through the Winter and en-
able them to proceed with the coming seasons labor.
There IL special need OF clothing for the women many
OF whom have divided their scanty wardrobes with the
men who compelled to travel long distances TO pro-
cure fuel Corn Ia greatly needed TO keep and
horses IN condition for the work OF getting ia the crops IN
tho Spring In reference 70 the reports "hich are sent
ont from that region that but little aid ia needed Mr..
Harbour says they have their origin with lot OF sharp
ers hope TO make money out OF the suffering or the
settlers buying their hOmcsteads FOR more pttancc.
having the county authorities issue warrants when
they would hope to buy at prices that would yleld
them large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
CARS ROBBED BY RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

AN owner has been found for the package
OF merino undershirs, valued at $780, which found
In the possession OF four burglars by Officer Harley
the Twelfth Precinct Police narrated In THE TRIBUNE
OF "Wednesday last. 1t then stated that the police
were OF the opinion that the goods stolen from
freight car of the Harlem Railroad Company and that
several employees of that Company sccompices of
the burglars. Officer Harley enabled yesterday
TO verify this theory and also obtain the proofs OF
plicity In the robbery Of two fsgmen, who were ar
rested and with those previously apprehended ar
ragned Tor examination before Justice Kasmre at the
Harlem Police Court A clerk in the employ OF c. A.
Aufmordt d Co. Of No. 10 Groene-st. identified the
property as one OF nine shipped way of the
Harlem Railroad from the Phnont Hosiery Mills. There
are also missing Two cases out OF subsequent shipment
81 ten from the mills. Two dozen OF the stolen
shirts were found " the possession of George W.
1tArteil. age ~. OF W.uiamsbridse. nagmaD on the
xessle- work Harau. and another was traoSi W Wu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
P1SsENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LfyRRPOOL-Ts steamship C,g II hssir,si Jse ~
Wallace J. \ Tchmoi Joseph Birion g Gtr.Hcte CbiA Wm-s
Mr.. child Bege Henri bvcr %. -
Golden DR. @ woeron vito and chit Mr. ,nd Ma G. eas-s ~
Bnmer Mr. Walls Mrs Master Cross
PROM HAVhhA-Ts Steamship CRy Of Moo Yors jas ~ Mo-
Ramon OrtiI & Jseksoo T. Mpckl-r G. MOcker g~ D'r
Brock Robert Reed Jas Reed H. Martin. H,Tsorb Js hps~ y
N Dursnd Robert Goudie. X. p Limeburner. -
FROM RIO JAERlRO-Iu sLaiashtp Sysh Arorra. las II
Mrs Lucy r. Dsde snd Mrs Nesrl iie1t " Arrssi
y N. w. Newmsn, u. N, Hi~ari W. BRIDGE o. ~ Tso~
Greensheis john Khsw p JDhn.s lame. Bertef I,se
souhern J. Rhome q. Huntington. B,ier e. Prc1i'"
Bser and servant Of S.nto Domingo nO,oretJ.
PROM GLASG0W-fn s1rAh'p CIsti. jan 20 Nj Ohpssot.
Mar BurfuhL
FROM SAYANNAH-Fn steswshsp HT-is-d6 81 Il o.
Dixie. IA ID. Brock MI Beodheim. T.. T. Rogers M,f iau
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.


IFor other shin Neps see Second Pdge.i
Steamship C.,,. r, Butler oi..so~ I.a To -, mc.s
sie,%,ap aoo Castle Morton Jan IT. with ~t., .aa
Steamship Ds,ne Norfolk i'1.r'
steaInsho Benef,c,o Jones' Pbl.eph, with md and 70
steamship coaeh Rish@ead c, roo' 'o' s'' "A
ship Miuanua Vh Por) Ferra Lisbon 80 isJ' with os SEQ
Bari Olive nustD M,,mc.,o Shelf, 81 d,,. -n mt~
Bar. .es0s 9 Meoalas ss. so9 %s % % !. e''
Bark Constant, tof sundefn Asscs Dec T. ~ s.~s
Bark commeaiatore Toneio taa.ij ssm,r, BeI., -
Elizabeth Catherine tot sonerud, Ppcr oral. De- g.
sunny Region taf b. Smith Aa~eD .oa pas.s
BARK Harvest Moon RyIey Me..a. 80 d,ys -i,h fruit
Bng John HINT Hunt, ses Ore.n. 10 day.. vita s,.sss
Brig Gis.teu lof HALIFAX n So iennsa RIO GRAD, 81 diJs ~~
Brig Louise (Br) Glow a,s,n,.. sugar a,.~.
Bng Robert Dioa B,ilehf,Ti MESA, s, d.y. VITA i,lt
Brs Cre,ceu. ORB P,ukner s., John D. II a.J. Wit l.
sHs yietori, ,nes,. Hoscnkis. serH.ren 70 esl'..,
se6i Potter Oyer D,ren IS d'. 6,vr Bf-.s~ssrs
Sour Gov dooi~u Co Por.nousA, SNOW i,,.
Scbr Tho. j. Pnner Plum Asula Jan B. With t,s.oed.
Schr Helena lot HiaG. L'oseabefs. C'ssues~ u i.-. "'A
Schr R. Mason somner., vrgn,
Schr Jo. Chandler. MARTIN Aler,adn. ..
Steamship, se's Tor II.noar CITY o. lv,'' i't ii,,,., W.
mAa L'ns,soo foe savannah soqh C,Sola, M Tor 'f-"s
WIND-sunses Lsht ). ". b,sy OF shore
DOMESTIC PORTS
sav,rsAa Jan 22-Arye s.ssmsnp wofrs1ef oa Bs~sss,
hp Sunbeam Liverpool bark Yong B.e from hnts
Mniet from Rotterdam SAILED. steamships Geo Barnes w Nee
YORK; Somerset. Zoe Providence
GALVESTON. Jan. 22-Arnyci. bm,. aud bns Elizabeth
Thompson from Liverpool
ka1OKLKAss Jan 2I-Aruyef ~ The Passes srsnshp 'sS
Galveston, from New fors.
Ca.sIasros Jan 22-s.sa steamship Gesss.. Nee
YORK
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOSDos United Stses Grace Dess<asa<S
Pmrns Protector Wellington tbs Usstr1
states Court Albon Bsk Lady Gertrude scth Kseko
Olga Psutsrr Herbert Beech Bllot Richie bopAoaA. Ms~ss
Light AMI Fanny
HAvAsA ~ The bark r. w. lnets C,p. Dfsnsssi hes
arrived At M,tsnLss from New FORK
MEMORANDA.
TIE steamship tBrD MI1ro Glssys~ white pcsstsss
sea eseri. (l5i daring svsBii Ia ns6
lat. N Hook ws,b,o sad s'~
ceuieI 70
SPOKEN.
jan lat 80 10 long 80 3d. Annspc fro" Ses r't fs
Antwerp
Jan lat 30 % long &c. bark Js.f (sorl iron New Toss fos
Bristol Bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
ChrTLK MARgRTa

Ian 2lCArrLK is ssi hst ssts
toIs, 5s,17is that generally r,ea 1aL,,, itSSteI
Meiam Good Far quality t@shc reospe l7if beS ssss
Obj he,d
ossrbs irm,ni ~ fair sith Increased reeept ~ 1e
7I a,er 7D7lr mset eosea arm reos,p.s Ar kesd
reosps sHi FAR insu1 80
IL latter for -trs; receipts, 3I6S he.i
CBIc,go Jan ,-CsrrLz-Rocspt 100 The we.sscs
sold TAIL p'efoss al ~ -
u.s. co Common Choice with Hrtr ~ tOHf5 % lgm@s W
.rSrI so oosl dull. shpmerts. 40
0Gs-Recept 1900 Common grades dull sac es ~ o'D
30 for Common % Pir Good grades ssJ - % Tor Good 10
Choice; shipments 4 DO ., ,,-... =.
81 1885 20 sbpsents lOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

United States Marshal Marble arrested in
Bangor Portland Yesterday Deputy sheriff Foss OF Pse
Me AMI the Hon. Henry HIisan sho ,t Attorney
2r state arrestng deputy Une States Marshal Head Illegally
impeding him N the discharge Of his dusT
DIR. Llyezey of Yardleyvile, Bucks County.
Penn arrested YESTERDAY, the COMPLAINT Of toe CoroneI OF
County j. ondt the verdict Of Jury OF inquest hat
Jas A Grant came by taking cyanide OF potassium, % by
Dr. Syeley for o OF potassium which was ordered 81 tue pre-
scrblng physician.
IA hand sled, with three boys in it, dashed into
the Lower Docs the HUDSON River Raj
road Sing wednesday gut One o. the boys oord lad
named Armstrong had his brains dashed Another boy named Rose
collar boqe broken and the third severely though
NJ fatally llJgei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuISGroS, ID. g., Friday, jan 81 a. III.
SYNOPSIS for The past "a hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT

SYNOPSIS for me past "a hours
The barometer has fallen in the districts on
the Atlantic coast and IL has risen III the upper lake
region and the Northwest - a., -. :, -,
The storm which was central over the Ohio Valley
Tins morning IA now enra In the lower Lake region.
The temnerature has risen decidedly the eastern
nnr,on of The United states and IL is below freezing
m the North West and the upper lake region.
DeueraIly clear weather with southery winds prevail
On the New England coast, and thence southwark TO
Florida .- .....,.- - -, -,
wind. nrcvaI I'm the lower Mississippi Valley, and
thsnce northward over the Ono Valley.
Fresh and prisk variable winds, with rain or snow,
pr,yaI I'M the lake region aud the upper Mississippi
Valley. ,.-.- - - -.
ported from the Northwest;
For Mem EngLind and The Middle Atlantic States, less
eloudin,ss MIN fresh and 6rs south easeriy and south
,nesieri ouis ,cM prerd foiloped by ioicer eppera
I,r, ana niuds GRADUALLY shUtng ~ norfh-pesterV
Fr rhs lake region and thence south ward TO the ono
Valley ligb rain or during the morning followed
NV Iower temporature rising barometer, ana parity
E, the Sontbern States east OF the Mississippi River
clear or fair weather except ON the cur coast ~here
light rain Will prevail. . =, /. 49,, ,,,.,., v.,,o,,
with fresh 10 brisk north westerly AMI northery winds
the Texas coast. .-- -.., -. -,
For the North West. rising barometer with very cold
and clear and clearing weather. and north westerly To
south wosterly winds.
EaI Lao 81 LAyvrasa valley ,and thence eastward 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23

uornesev also q hagmsn IN tho Same neighborhood
Roth were committed for trial at General Sessions n
.rauit of A, Ooo bail Other in the service OF
tne ra way company wi II Ia said, DO arrested soon
The prisoners previously arrested we're John O1ans
"a OF second ave and Forty ffths peddier Peter
- Dupn age IA, OF Firstave. and One-hundred ana
fftoenth-st, plasterer: Daniel Lewis, alias Kuooer
200 ~ OF White Plains. aud Lawrence Mayors, aiias
Mouse" All were committed IN default OF tiooo oa'l
zach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23
THE STATE OF TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.

22SugsrNo IL d. 81 l3Sl3is rsai, ,rrobe
Exchange fm; United go days Currency 6jGj6
premium sight 69d 20 premium 90 days goA ~ premium
.hor! sight SO London lO5glOJ premium gu fa' 81
1fS2 penun.
Preigl quiet; loading Havana the United Dor
81 - 0s so. hid Of p6Q56 30; Lhd vi
SIS 7jdSi Falmouth and orders sos 57s 3D. loading
the United States hid Of
50 JO1S7; had OF Moas $iQSi 30 70 Falmouth and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23

10se MAJ, 72c yass, 7al, Mes, Gt Ne 0.Is Nee Ga
O.~ s,e.4, 41is @ NO 30, No JDrsss iisss t.,
s,cs Clover 8ceds doll - 20 Rsrse-3JO0 sssh Whs
20 900 bash Com snd ~ 900 bash 0,u shpae"e-o S's
Wheat. 81 900 bssh Corn aud I 900 bash Oats
Wgsfsoros N. g.. j,a ZL-Sunts rarDenase dell 81 tS~
~ rs for " ~ Tor No
Crpie rspesoe Grn ~ o Had IS Zoe Iso~ be t~ 80
Il So IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-23

The foreign bondholders of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad have prepared and submitted 10
all the bondbolders plan for tho foreclosure and sale
the road for their benefit. and r60rg anizaton.
deemed practicable Tho named act for the
bondh0lders arc tho members OF the arm Oi Morgan
Co. In London aud MORGAN DroXol d Gu. vi Now York
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MdRRIFU

COCHRANB-DAY-iu 81 M,t,he~. Charch. Beioa Jas -
by the Rev Shenck, D. sss'aS br tss Rev Tee
fuquer Charles Cochr,ae ii Lep,g S,rsaS lotmery Nov
Yorkl to Kiss daughter Of the late Thomas Day dSe~ f'" Ne
cards.
oNKLIN-PRCKHAM-Oo W.a.s, the sL inst. At tie rea
Of CDrt by the Rev DR. L. H. C1,ps i'sis v"
ConkHn 10 Viola A. isusier the late 0eo Peckb'm, al "
thus c,s.
Az Notices of Marriages ,&ust he ndorsed 10Th faH
aalne aud addiess.
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uerrv,. Carboiic SsIve. -

Heury,s CarbOc Saive. THIS article we'll ksovn last
only public isans nnthoas ksa,mss
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