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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-02-26

WALDO SS.-Supreme Judicial Count January
Term 1874. a., $50
4 Nj now on suggestion 10 the curt that Alfred
a. service of the writ was not inhabtant OF this
STATE and had no tenant, agent, or attorney within
the same that his goods or estate have been attach
cd in this action that he has had notice of said
suit and attachment, it is ORDERED that notice ct
the pendency of this suit be given the said defend
ant, by publishing an attesed copy of this Order, to
eether with an abstract of the plaintiff writ, thre.
weeks successfully in the Republican Journal, i
newspaper priented at Belfast, in the County o.
Waldo, the last publication to be not less than thirty
days before the next term of this Court to be hold
en- at Belfast within and for the County OF Waldo,
the third Tuesday Of April, 1874, that said defend
ant may then and there appear, and answer to Sai
suit, if he shall cause.
Attest w. q. FRYE, CLERk.
true copy of writ and order Of Court thereon
| 3wa4 Attest w. G.. FRYE, CLERK.
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COOP BUSINESS MEN Wanted to represent the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company in
every town in New England Apply personally, or
by letter, to the Office, l6 Sears Building, Boston,
Mass, iw2f
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HEART DISEASE.
PaIpitation, Feeble and Irregular Action
Of the Heart cured by Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites.

Freeport, Digby County. n. s.. Feb. 10. 1869.
JAMES l. FELLOWS, ESQ. DEAR SIR. Graf
itudc to you, and sympathy for the afflicted,
induces me 10 send you written statement of
my case and the cure effected by using your
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites.
In April, ISIS, was attacked with palpita-
ton Of the Heart, sent for the Doctor, and he
said that nothing could be done for me- and that
| was liable TO die very suddenly; icing very
weak and unable 10 leave my bed, became dis
eouraged.
After my physician gave me up, l was induced
to Use your Compound Syrup Of Hypophos-
phiteS and the effect was wonderful. In two
days | felt the benefit of it. and after taking
half bottle | was entirely free from the com
plant. and TO this day have not been troubled
with a return of the Heart Disease
Yours, very tru Y. SARAH LENT.
IN Irish editor, who speaks with the air of 4
man who has discovered IA new fact by expert
ence says that the way to prevent bleeding at
the nose is to keep your nose ont of other peo-
pies business.
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Centaur Linilnents.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Linimcnts will not re-
lieve, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no lameness which
they will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true,
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MOTHERS, READ THIS!
"A Great Blessing!
Worth q Dollar q Drnn

Mothers, are Your little tretful2 And is your
patience almost exhausted in vain efforts 10 please
them! | can sylnpathize with you, and can tell You
what will make your little child quiet, give it good
appetite, and procure for it hours OF sweet sound
sleep
My little girl is two and half years old; and dur
ing that time have not had two consecutive nights
rest. She has been sick number of times and no
one seemed to know what to do for her. l doctored
her for worms, but it did no good and nearly
tired out with sleepless nights and trouble for some
DAYS.
heard of tn" NEGETiNE, and determined to try
it. 1t has proved blessing to me and my child. 1t
has cleansed from her stomach and bowels the sores
which kept gathering there; and she sleeps
soundlv from her bedtime until very late i'll the
tie is GOOD and, in faet, She is like Inherent cI}ld
l often say, the value of this medicine to me is
dollar drop. Try it. Cleanse the humors from
you will join with me in calling it great blessing.
MRS. ELLEN l.. CLAPP,
l.J Tudor street.
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B Z; HOLD !
WIISON MS
UpE:RpH0SPHATE
st Auction.

My plan OF selling superphosphatc without con
signment has proved 50 successful and has given
such universal satisfaction to the Farmers, that |
have decided TO pursue similar course this season,
and shall make arrangements so that the Farmers
in all the principal towns in New England can have
a opportunity OF purchasing some OF my super
phosphate, either of the dealers or Of my agents.
have none ont ON commission, and shall send none
out in that way. No goods will be sent from the
works until sold, and purchasers can thus rely
ceiving fresh goods whenever they choose to buy
The experience that have had in selling Super
phosphate on commission, has taught me that the
plan is not the right one. In many instances the
goods not properly taken care Of bat often
main exposed to the weather summer and winter
and the purchaser who buys from Il lot which has
thus lain through several seasons may (and perhaps
JUSTIFY complain that the Fertilizer is not up to
standard when in reality the goods We're of extra
quality at the time they left the Manufacturer, and
would still have been had they been properly cared
for. 1t is to avoid this and other abuses that de
cline to commission any Superphosphate.
My agent NJ. ID. Lawrence, will be at the following
places At the time named, ready to receive orders,
price to be fixed by auction.
ORce Of the RUNIoED CHEMICAL WORKS, Prov
idence, K. L., Jan. /. ls.4
GEO. F. WILSON, Treas.
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A Source Of Great Anxiety.

n oOUICe VI OI edU AHAIGIy.
My daughter has received great benefit from the
use of NE,ETINE. Her declining health source
OF great anxiety to all of her friends. few bottles
of the NEGEIINE restored her health, strength ana
appetite. n. II. TILDEN.
ms and Real Estate Agt., ~ Sears Enildng
Boston. Mass, dune b. NJ
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w M. q. POOR & SON.
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I'M n Why viii You
I'LL Suffer?

" KY " III ( osi
Suffer?
10 all persons suffering
from rheumatism, Ncu
ralgia, Cramps in the
limbs or stomcah, Bilious
collie, Pain in the back,
bowels or side, We would
-ay, THE Hot SEIIoLIp
i'A>ACEA and FANNY.
LINlMEN1 is OF all Others
the remedy You want for
internal and external use.
1t has cured the above
complaints in thousands
OF eases. There is no
mistake about it. Try it,
Sold by all Druggists,
lySD,3
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~ al VIM. PITCHER e SON

CUEsu : IIy1r constantly on lana a larse
stock Coal OF All sizes for family use, which
selling at store delivered Mt houses i'll lots 10 suit
customers at reasonable rates IL;
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IA iHr rt"t oli, JUDGE. +. FirLbS, Register
february Term of said Court
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Belfast, Maine,
FRIDAY, March Is, ~.
c. c. CRARY, Auctioneer.

VUF tNTNTIFHcV TT TT1TTTH HI1tt aUJHstIHg
INSURFS PERFECT SATISFACTION
,.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpox Jan l6-12:3O mUnlisi states FgeT1oa.v bonds
S67s 1854 Ere Railway shares iJiaa45a DO preferred, ~
New-York Central, 9j.
IyERPooL jan -l23G D. m-The Cotton sales Of the week
5000 taken
1000 speculation. The port is $40 900 bales, incuin2
including 900 Actual export 5000 baes Cotton To
steady transactions The receipts OF Wheat Tor the
have been 1000 quarters including $4,000 American
Jan 6-l nCOon dull and Unchanged sales
10000 bales including 1000 Tor speculation aai export
LONDOs Jan 49, m.Unted states bonds, Aes Elves 1921
LfvxRPoOL 6-2 m-The Cotton stock saost 1000
b, including 900 sales the basis o. hdlng Up
nothing below Good Ordinary shipped December al Iio 90
December and January Lisa do DO shipped Feb
rury and I'D do do deliverable l-l6l
Brsadd, quiet Peas 40 quarter for Cana1au Provision
per Mesa BicoD-Long Clear hddlss 80
Short Clear do 40 Der cwt. -
LOSDos l6 m.-Piis dispatches Rentes 5S i5c
LIVERPOOL Jan 1913 mO the Cotton sales to day 5000 bales
Sales the basis OF ddng UpaDs nothing below
Low Mdngs shipped January snd February AZ sl sales ou Ihe
basis Of M1ing Orleans nothing below Low Mjdnss shipped Jsn1
snd February, 81 1-I6d
LONDON jan l63 The rate OF discount 10 the market
bills 3ls which y ce1t below tue
Of England The amount Of bullion the Bank
balance p il 100000. Erie Railway sharcs. 4Gli
l6-4 D. mCottOnSAe the basis OF Mddlng
Uuands nothing below Good Oon, deliverable fcbrIa and
sales the basis Of MddnE Orleans nothing below
God Ordinary. shipped February and darch at S'sL
AsrwsRP. Jan. l6-Peroeum |Of. Tor hne Pale American
~LOyDoS Jan 49, mCoisos iof money D2'5d92 Tor the
bonds lSOi, lO6
lO2il Erie RAILWAY shares 40.
Jan. l65 mrhe market for and fabrics at
Isncls,ter il quiet and unchanged
LoSDoN Jan l6-Splnts Petroleum. l0Lg per gallon.
LOSDOs jan l6-Eyeuing -Common Rosa. 7 ais per crt
in,el III G6i q. bnseei Cakes. tl2ae2 s. ION.
SPIRIT, Iurpeutue. II g csL
LIVERPOOL Jan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Turpentne. 30 = cvi
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FRIDAY, Jan. 1o--P. NJ.

The stock market had heon generally stoaoS one
until toward the afternoon hours whcn' aI'ei
brief pause perfect stampede of selling tooA pace
in Lake Shore. which, in few minutes carreu IhaV
fayorite speculative down from Ss to o2'' severely
screaming in its course everything that came III i's
WAY. after the Ymanner of one OF inc ialch,eu
Agassizs largest glaciers, so that on ''io suiii"e
I'M Of the DAYS transactions it was found that as
compared with the closing quotations OF last night
Western Union and Northwest had suffered 10 the
extent of II to Il each Pacific Mail, z; Central
Wabash and Ohio, to each, ana ot
poul Rock Island, and Pacific, to :. Inc
decline is looked upon by the bulls as merely
healthy reaction as to most of the shares, though
the friends of Lake Shore go home tonight III an
extremely anxious state of mind lest there be mis-
chief brewing for them II not believed that any
bearish feeling exists that any considerable num-
her of the larger dealers deem the time opportune
for risking short sales. Had Lake Shore main
tanned itself il is doubtful if there
would have been decline IN either
Of the other speculatives, but timid holders were
frightened at the anxious desire to sell the shares OF
that Company. and sold to escape the storm II II
was to be general Under all the circumstances, the
bulls ought to be cOntented, nasmuch ~ there are
BUYERS ready to pay them a handsome profit on
part of their holdings and perhaps to carry the
residue several points higher. The opening highest
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS, GOLD ana
GOLD CoUPoNs at current market rates.
We buy and sell INVESTMENT STOCKS and BoNDs
at the Stock Exchange on Commission for Cash.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others
al all points in the United States and Canada.
We receive DEPOSITS subject to draft at sight, and
allow interest at the rate of per cent per annum
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available IN
all parts of the country, and in case of Special De-
posts allow interest at rates to be agreed upon.
We COLLECT DGvIDENDS COUPONS, INTEREST ON
UNITED STATES REGISTERED BoNDs, aud attend to
Banking business generally, for out of town Banks
Bankers and Correspondents, on reasonable terms.
We call attention to the present favorable oppor-
tunity for investment in CENTRAL Pacific and
WESTERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDs, which are actively
dealt in. both in this country and IN Europe, and
which at current prices are eyeryway desirable.
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
Nassau-st.
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Slaughter.

market for Ingot Copper remains fm aud the bu'
prompt cash and 100 900 N do does 2i and small
s.2ast$ A%s's' % Pig very quiet Go' steady No. quoted a,
%a S TnyT iEs o a.
per 100 ~ gold Manufactured steady Ba quoteo a9 sheet and
spsef /. very dol and steady small sale. Of ss.n At 7 gold
a ao . Of S ss a ss S loo S d ' at
closing A. 22pSa for Bs9sa 2Sg2s for M1aec 26l %
are more a,, and the m.e. a% the sale; nce Sa
bore. cG.cs,l relnss' $40 1911 $50 Do a 50 s7 1000
MoLAssEs qget The absence Of stocks and prices noDisa %
NAVAL sToREs-The market for Spirit, Turpenne active and
decidedly closing firm at Ace for Merchsntabe sales Of $50
bbs 45e 100 bos At IS bbs to arnye a. same Pnee
market here quiet about previous Quotations but VIZ
there va, business Zoo s,D sS"21s 1859 1909
s SS sP, T al on p terms & ' s , s Tgrs sD
sve; sales Of $50 bbs Washington at s3 Wilmington quoted
oLs-Lassed is eIcied heher qaeed 95SsCe in cat,
erode Sperm ami steady Crude Whale sr and in far
Sm Prime quiet bot firmly held
Observation-Disclosures was in limited today steady
l39sal3 for Ordinary aud l4,e for High Test prompt delivery
1000 l' s' sspH i %c "Ss acsve With 900 y
shipping dull log The Greek markets generally quiet
ana weak T poi quotation, a, 1 & Y 2 and
81 iodsi 20 4, Pbl.dpb, the quiet and steady
Fl: FS sinsy f.s active ADD lower, the
seuma,te esl rhe sales cash and are go bb at So 9t
Clear delivery hear Of 800 bb Mess seller March
at GIG and 500 bb do seller April $40 closing ha Bee IS
quiet sales OF 25 bbs al - jOdtll 20 for PLAIN hes
I'll 5OdtlS 70 for Extra Mess SlidSi4 30 for Packet
quiet Hams dull but firm Cut Meats
OF LOO City Picked Hams at Re as IN
~eigh: 500 Fresh do 10 at lOe LOCO do smoSed a.
la1l2i4c 900 Fresh and Picked Shoulders at 500 do
Smoked SdS 80 boxes Heavy Long Cgi Hams IL ID at lo
so boIes Heavy Bellies 1Sic 5ODo 10 10 average al c
sales OF 800 boxes hall and hall seller
January at l6, 500 boxes half sndhsf seller March At &c
40 Rib ; 800 boxes Short CIcat spot a. $50
s $50 boxes Long Clear spot at ss and 5oO boIe' nal and
half seller February Sc Dressed Hog, 10 fair demand aud
quote CITY and Sc for Western Lar IS
with feeling she close sales Of $50 b sd tcr
for City bls0J 3l6c for Fair To Prime
steam fancy brands 9 and 6c for Kettle Rendered. and
IS delivery hear OF DO rt
seller January 9s 800 tc seller January, early at be
m seller February at 5l6c 500 @ seller March, al yri
500 seller April, at 95ic
BurrsRR.cepts TO-DAY POS pkss there fair trade de-
msni steady about former figures We
As.c. Yor. AeL-l.rael anh PennsyrgnlI
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choice 10 stcr- and 81 ssost and New 82fs7c
western feo. 50 9Ss New Jersey ieo. S2dS5 ssa Doc
Tor upsonnd. shost; Old yellow In store at 92693c
duSNiss-Bsgs quiet but hrm at 12sd3e Cloth remains
arm but the demand only limited quote l2al2 for heavy
Averages and III l4dl1iy. for light do
HAY AND SrRAw-shippsg rather sought after at IN
changed hgnres quote Hsy Prime Timothy q s279S2
to GOOD do s23aS2j slipping Grade s20@s22 Clover good
SlfdSl5; AMI No. Dat at SIG
iNDG0The market remains firm but the demand active
sales OF Madras at o7i291Oc. currency haa held 90e
LBATHERThe demand Sole
been moderate while sales dealers
account bring the dull Of
sale Receipts Of the 42673 SIDES aud i99 bales EXPORTS
1 4 aids We
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i lie UdN ; JUSTICES dI UT
Treasury was as follows:
We annex the closing official rates of foreign ex-

The Money Market is easy, and rates are seeking
lower figures the most of the business to-day being
at per cent with and as the range and to 6
the closing rates Prime discounts in demand at
to per cent, the supply being limited. The out
standing legal tenders amount to S352,979SOO, an in
crease yesterday of S1,3S0,4Sj United States
securities strong and in fine investment in
quiry, the demand running to all the principal de-
scriptions. The following are the closing quota
tIL.L.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr NORTH Rusr YlsDds ana R1irolfs
Jsn 16-2 ptgs 81 bb Copper l4915 bb Flour 200
bb, Eea 81 Wheat $4,000 bush cora 1928 bush
OATS bush 600 bnsh Peas 92i bag, Grass See 80 bush
broom Corn OS bales Cotton ZIG pkg& Dried Fruit $50 bbs
Eggs 1872 bb Beans 40 bsles Hemp. l2D bales Hops 23 Hides
6li 100 100 bales Skins. 226 sides Leather
1872 pkg Grease Taos 10 Stean 423 pkss Beet
27S8 pkgs PORK, 1856 Cat Meas, 2GS tc' Lard 900
1875 Cheese, S73 Drei,e Hog 9JS pkg@ on
C.Ie Peanuts. 79 hh Tobacco l2DO 2Esp Tobacco,
356 bale, Wool, LOG bbs WHISKY.
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WOOL MARKET

Pair.ngrPHr. Jan 10 Wool smer sni bya' in1roTi fs
mani tendency stock ono PrnnsTlEns
ami vrxna AMI above 81 fJ7 Brtrs 90
56c Medium 55a57l 2.; Cosr oO@j2e York hrhs,n;
Ipians Fine jOn53c; M-um, be- toit,. %
5J2c Comb a. washei 62ioDjjs; C0mblZ uIgfsh,i t1b
42L Canada Combing 63a6jci Fine rnv,shei 3og5F@r
Coarse and Medium wsshe 36Sc Tub wi DJ1c Colorado
washai 2Jd3O; Coioriio uuwlshi 2sT2Jc bIt lnl Ne.
pue 47650c No aud SuperSle pulled i6d JDe lets IN,
and Medium 29G35c Teris Coarse lST2ic Cr1, kils soi
Medium 2S635c.: California, Coarse. 22U2je
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COTTON Markets

Lornvur. J.p. le.-Co,toa quiet; milling l5fe .
W.. s.:o, t. Jan I 500 S.. &C. .sa PM s ia
bales .toek, 1873. 1851 bale, 1874 ..;o 5'ss ., -
.epe 80 S,s: .SpnaS a9s stool 1878. al7o S.
csc MA jan DALI Mag l5' receipts 1911
jan Is Goso da o,ss' LIBERAL LoT any..
Is9s y as s,. 2tc 81 pr. b 5s' . ~ a. 20
bales. shipments. 10 i97 bale. r.,. Go, o.,,.,,
9LyT s, San s De tcrsS l o b, o % Pi,.
3i5 bales, 273 h,e e, 200 oals. 'Io,s 1903 80
bales 2o3 bales France. siI7 bates, COST
s..oRLs.s.j.s iecoi.ee qs; M:dros ie L9T Nd Nd.
gross. il ssj bales; exports Fncs i5S bales. ,si
bale. sale, 1000 BALE Is s,' S 5000 200 S, 81
cd SS 5r, os s s Pps. $3.50 %
CTR PesT Jan s-Co;Co pei rss,o y 5sS o s
Low MIddias, i5.e. S,nct dooa orAap. "a e ne. g.
eegu 1858 bales sros' l49 bales eoasiTse 81, bas le
Sc. s,e ,ss net o 5e s :, o. p, e S ECO
| 2,i53 bales; sales 2625 bales ,,,,,-- .,,.
a iS scotss !f a I S M,s' - s .s
l1S bales I o Sss, ei L5 uan, 49, . re-
csp 900 bales. exports eo.s.Si'e. 1852 bales; as ~
Exports Great Bnt,u 236s II es bales ,ls'
sayAssau jan 16-Coton eas!; M4qE 1880 u,, ress,p
500 bales, exports eoitEise ooi ba s,'' I,.9 ~ ,;
Britain 1852 bales 70 the Continent 900 bales eo.''" 'f's
aIGsSTcl jan Is Cotton arm Maas IS ne. .se.p...
800 bales sales $50 bales stock 29gt bales sea5 a.. fo'>p>'
jan 10 far ten,Hd Mdtnng IS.
receipts 1850 bales - bales. export. to Crest Bftss
1926 baesi 20 the Continent 5li bales eoassse l55 o
300 bales; stock 50 6s6 bales weekly 1880
bales gross IA 999 bales Great Bnt.iB, 57j bale.
i3i bales France 1850 bales coAsss 1913
| bales sales 10000 bales
Bosros. Jan l6-Coon quiet; LITTLE doing milling, 1879
lie. % bales 1874 bas sales 300 hte
stock 5000 bales; weekly net receipts 800 oe go. 93i3
Britain 57I bales. sales 1850 bisA
| lo Cotton quiet; Mifinng lO'r. Loo
bales sTos. bales; weekly. 1915 b. jj,s
| bales; 10 Great Britain. 25l bales
Jan l6CO,on, weeky. 22ll han, shpmsots.
1856 bales, s,oct 1873 1888 bales; 1874. . II bales.
| l6-fo
bales, sale. li9 bales sock 1873 $40 hes. 1874 g it
bales weekly 675S bales shipments, J'O7 b.l-s zs
| 6S33 bales
| MoNrGoxERY, Jan l6-Coton quiet Log iihnN', it&'
receipts go bales hpmeut liJG BARS. stoc FoIS
| 1886 bales 1874, 1888 bale.
MOBILE Jan. l6Coton quet and easy Mailing. ID - Lev
Good Orinlry i},c recsrt. 75t
bs exports Great Britain 1897 bsles eoatwis, 81 ht
600 bales stocs 81 40 bales wekly ~, ro 2 i5T
bales Great Britain Spl2 b,e 10 Fr'Aee 1888 bates.
| coastuise. 6.726 bales; sales 10000 bsles
| ~ Lous Jan l6-Coton nonusly lOser. Mdinys. ljIS
l51.c receipts S4 bales shipments o2 b.e. seeAc rec7p~
1860 bales; shipments, 1859 bales sales j,l3I bales
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THE MARKETS.

lCarelullv reported for THE TRIBUNE
FRrDAY Jan l6, 1874.
AsIBSPot1 far demand sal the market STEADY quoted
6 safe. Pearls dull and nominal
ERFSWANIhe supply light and the market remain. hm with
fair so,rt inquiry 900 Western aud Southern at 81 02c
BROOM CORS BROOMS-rhe stock light and demand mod
erstey good quotations Booms have recently advanced DOE
dozen feeling the material but taxing
into freight here still below the Shosge
good color most wante although
there fair call for 10y grad We quote ui @ree. % a.
lc and Medium " AZ 69c aud Red and REQ
Timed 697c firm 81 7jaS2 20 for Common
81 75dS3 Medium and siaSi 80 for Good to Prime Fancy
bringing still higher pnee.
CANDLRS-The very doll nd prices are without
quote AdsmAnp 10 al al 2i sperm AZ sc
Patent a. IS 39c.. and Plrsbae at 2Se.
CORFEEThe Rio market has TO-DAY been strong sas OF
$50 bags per Maria Hedorn and At Baltimore resale Of ooo
per Clifton both private there hss also been
sold only reported to-day 600 bags per August
Goethe o33 bags santos ltina a
on private terms late yesterday, NeeOreaIs iOoD bags
Der tansprcd Mild toiees quiet bat
strong Java Rotterdam not reported ".
ono p 2ia: Fair DO 2j3i 02Gc Good DO
3s pc and laa272i extreme Tor lots being
non, "a 28c all gold; Java bsgs 30d32c Java Mats 3Od3i'
Ceron y haracho, % "a 2S Lagu1yrs 2Iq2S ia
aca "a 2026c Ssno Domingo DE; Porto Rico 26l2g2Ici
COSTA Rca Mexican. 2Gd21c AngosiuTa, - VZcc
Ssv,uila ~ y and Cursc0a, 26G re, al golL
Cotton - sill quiet an1 prices
bay, lined -, . n. We anO ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-17

The RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject 10 both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi f.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. Newfork.
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A limited number of WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE ! PER Cent Colo Bonds for sale
by Aug. j. BROwN x SO", - llberty-st Net earn,
iugs for 1919 largely in excess of interest bonded
deDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-17

Attention is invited to the statement of the Han
over Insurance Company on our last page.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady: Pennsyl-
wanna Skies, 1OG; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
"a Reading Railroad. Sc; Pennsylvania Railroad
4Sl : Gold, l11i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-17

~ 600 Ter" q. 22S23e 1000 10 .ad Merc.n 1osSse
1000 Oregon 50 bales Dooskor Paled 1000
ID Michigan Fleece. IL 900 N Ters, on private srms