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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
The bids for stocks at tho close Of the Boar

Gold was dull and stagnant, the sales beng at
ilI,Qlll,, and restricted in amount. London news
was moaeer. reporting eonsols steady, and United
States securities little better The Bank OF Ed
gland gains GsjOO0 bullion on balance. The import
entries of dry goods at this port during the week
amounted to S29j9G4G gold valuation, the amount
thrown on the market being $2,92s,933. The market
for foreign exchange was quiet, and sales were
making for tomorrows steamer at 81 81 for 6Odays
and "a 87I for sight Tho Assistant treasurer re-
deemed S35 900 in called bonds and paid out Sl4'OoO
in coin interest the public debt. The days busi-
ness al the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared, S22 $4,000; gold balances $l,l73,3OO;
currency balances. Sl3I53s2. The following were
Al ou.4at;o,. for cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
WOOL MAREEr-

PHuADrtrH. March 70 Wool and strong Gable sdvices
report Lon1ol auction sales advance o. sales 81
~ 900 bales GREASY, yielding 100000 d. bought
for shipment TO America. Ohio. Pennsylvania West
virginia Double Extra, 5J4j7 i2-; Extra, 5ja56ei Me
d.rs. FJuJ7c.. Coarse 4JVT0c.s NeW-iOTN, Michi-
laa Indisra aad wesrrn Fine 5Oc j3e Medium 55a5Ge
t,-hef 42laai3c.. Canada Cambing G}a6jc; Fine
washed 80 sci Coarse Icldm washed 3jG3se Tub
ISL TfGJT1 Colorado was e % 3D; colorado unwashed
eOd22L. EatIa and NsF.no pulled 45aJDe No aud super
P Texas. Fe anil Mclun - I3jc; Texas Coarse,
T.; California Fae AID Medium, q a3Jc California COarse,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

eeps 100 bales; shipments ooo oaes '"e' '' 'o'"p"'
100 bales: stock. l6,575 bales ,,,.r, - A.,
dinS H. Good Ordinary 13il weekly receipts f2y h ship
nea 3ti b.ies 3O6 bales stock 1874 9779 baes
Wiisseros March 20Coton quiet. Mdfins losei net re-
,, G7 bss, exports eoase 9S bales; sioeE 4b3 bales;
se.sy net recspts $50 bales EXPORTS coastw 525 bales sales
5lltOale.
no, Tecen bacsi exports coasts 10 bales sales 2OO
bales socs bales; weekly net receipts ooio DAes exports
cosstst.e III c37 bales; sales 1850 bales a.,
PRoyrpKscE March 2O-Coton-Weehy receipts, |l baiesi
sales 600 bales stock 1900 bales
COTTON RECEIPTS.
fologiug a statement OF the total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

soreshsdowing moro lively times next week. The
larger dealings after the above named stocks were
IN Wabash. North West, st. Paul and Union Racine
The general market closed steady. The opening
highest. lowest and closing prices OF active
.,ocks sold TODAY were as follows:
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ia annex the clnsinp rates for foreign exchange:

Money was quiet and easy at to per cent with
more doing at 5. the market being just shade
firmer, indicating the approach of somewhat
harder market. Discounts are frmer at 81 and'7.
per cent.
United States bonds have been quiet ana IN tone
and generally steady though pretty fair trade was
driven in cas- at 1l9s. We annex closing street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
,RK AND oswreo MIDLAND RAILROAD

NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
First Mortgage Bondhodcrs are requested to de.
post their bonds with the Farmers Loan and trust
Company prior TO the 18th April, and receive IN eA
change Trust Certificates emitting them 10 repre-
sentation by the Committee of the United foreilgn
and Resident First Mortgage Bondhoders' fo'
further particulars apply to
HEiDEIBACH, FRANK q 90,
Bankers, No. 81 Exchange-place New-iorh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
imnortant subject TO both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Proi =.
h. Elliott of the Treasury Department rcad ~ Tue
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully I'D
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-1ork.
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vi
ASH ES-Ihc receipts to-day pFs Pots dull quiet
apdsi a 634c. Pearls Ogoted uomnaliy AZ &c
steady demaus unchanged figures; the s since
900 TO- the OF 81 2aS4c for Western
andS
BROOM CORN AND BROONs-Corn 10 que ard firm; quote
S0lc Green Brush and Slk Brand az :
a Zoe New Red hed-tipped at j0Sc Blooms are dull
COIONIuorc fr business transacted spot Cotton TO-
day aud former Gfufe We oows
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And the following for city bank shares:

The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at the port OF New-York for the week ending
March 20, and since the beginning Of the year:
PR 1872. 1919. 1874.
Thrown on mafket... 44Os,Js2 3,G6s,425 322s9 53
!.
Hs're the port. SO sO7 as 9Gl 749 $50 Is7O72
Thrown On market. 40@l6465 39,l2l2s3 3Zll8,7s2
Messrs Allen, Stephens 81 Co. invite the attention
of all persons interested in the securities the New
York and Oswego Midland Railway Company 10
their advertisement in another column
The Philadelphia stock market is more active:
Pennsylvania Is, 1907 Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road 20: Reading Railroad, 81, Pennsylvania Rail.
road ST.. Gold. 1ll}.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

date under review feature worry
o, The dem limited quotations are
nearly nominal With legitimate uemsnd from brewers fall prices
he osne shown by holders 70
force business prices have TO BE- accepted The Hop bu.
u,t that nearly other brhncn
the pending and unsettled hnan questions
IN Congress tho infaton subject Is settled either pro OF
revival Of all The trades not before
Inc prc. decline low hgures
are reached it will 10 improve valne a ilopG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

N. Y. AND OswEGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BoSDHoLDERs by applying at our Office can receive
the report and plan of the committee for the reor-
gaDizatiOn. Having marketed these bonds and
being ourselves large holders thereof, shall be
glad 10 confer with other holders with view TO
the protection Of our mutual interests.
GEO. 0PpYKE d Co, & Eassau-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

There was firm undertone to the market for rail
road bonds, and prices were well maintained. The
sales were wei! distributed, and the following were
IL IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING House or Fisk a HATCH,
No 3 NAssAu-sT.


We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS and GOLD
st current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits and
siiow interest at the rate Of four per cent; make
Collections. and transact a general Banking and
Financial business
We also deal IN the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
Urn PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which, at present prices,
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL. PACIFIC GOLD
Six PER CENT LAND BONDS at IS and accrued in
terest. FISK d HATCH
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Dipi6en6 Notices.

A TLANTlC AND PACIFIC RAILROAn,
~ ~ 90 ocular euarery DIVIDEND ASD
(o hissoul will be paid Of d Cspssy Ma ~
Badst New York April 20 1874 stockholders ~ rseord al
April ls Inc Transfer books vii remn closed f<na "a,
0, i1e nslye CLINTON B. FISK TREASURER.
BEAVER BRANCH RAILROAD Co<PAxr >
TREs.rRER's OFFICE No. NrxYoEK NJ, ia ib7x
fI'HE quarterly DIVIDEND of FIVE pFR
CENT will be paid April 8. Of u. ATt.yiIc ANS
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. Bfoast 70 .s.~lh.la...
I'd on April ]. 1874 The transfer r.msla eed froo
April TO 0, inclusive CLINTON b. flS6 Treasurer.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES. PASSAGE, AND FkEio

n
10 CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA N,
The magnificent Steamships OF sans Line VIII be dispatched IRON P
~ North River. New-iorA. as Under: ~ ,,,,, -, , ~
SATURDAY, Marco II. u CITY OF PANAMA Iapt -
Dow. Freight ard Uay Passengers y, d,
Satarday, March -. at 2 COLON, Capt - - y"
sengeIs ami freight - - ,..,,,,,,. -, = o.
saturday, April !, n ~ CITY OF GOAIEMAbA '1p@
Hidreih. Freight and BGy PASSENGERS. 90 r., p.s-
saturday Ami H. at p H., ACAPULCO Can't - - ''s-
sengors and freight ,r,r, cu,r-Sfry Courpo.foc,s
SATURDAY. Apui 20. al 1 D m hh.'NA
A a. ,;rsv. PASSENGERS sni FIRE ait. in
s sve frtnsy SATURDAY connecting AZ romans VIC -
Coast snd Sout Fae ports
King JAtlsica ooh on tsf -
that frdaY,
1870 s-York an. leaving Saturday o. for ApnTaL
the necessities 81 TRANSFORMATION require
s''uiuS's' "' TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
m, .,is,if steamers hle Fraadsco l o e0
III ~ Yolobsa Kong ard shau gh, carrying L. = mails
T s,ssm,rs be dispatched the 18Th Of the month Shene
busines. o Steamers hue leaving Hong kOnga
Ami l. next bring freight Panama, Yokohama And ~
Francisco without breaking bulk
ri &c Contracts Bills u LaAng sned via Panama
Tea brought fcm Francisco 20 NeWiors List, in ~
DAY. At $40 gold Of 1000 pounds
RATES OF PASSAGE;
tInculug Berth, Meals aud al REQUISITES Tor the trp)
Newlork Francisco 500 500 TllO currency Aee%S
ing TO location
San Francisco 10 Yokohama, 500 gold.
San Francisco To Hong Kong, 900 ro.A - -.
For FREIGHT Passage n0unaor apply az ne eo~
paws Office Pier Az North River foot Of Gans. Nss,io
kUFUS HATCH, H. J. BOLLAi -,
Ycepresilert and Maragng Director Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

The lOta CJltOn III store running 10 qoi
more tgsp halt a gnlc ahIVe below the grade qI0e-
sAIEs PRESENT DELIVERY.
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OreGn STEAMERS.

EAGLE LINE.
IA UNITED STATES MAIL sTBAMsHPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHBRBOtRG, AND HAMBJRG
The elegant Cly,e bGilt steamship
GOETHE, Cart wilson.
viii sal TUESDAY March "a from Eag Line Pier loot 81 Fut
st., Hoboken. -.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON. CHEkBOURG AND HAMBURG:
CABIN brt saloon Sl2O go second saloon So sod steeng
Plymouth London, $50 Cherboug an6
Hamburg $50 gold Prepaid tickets o Hamburg, tS6,
freight apply PUNCH, BDYE Co. II SOBh William ~
For passage Apply to KNAUTH, MACLEOD, kUHSE,
General Agents. ~ Broadway. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING lib
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW Anu FULL-POWEGRD STEAMSHIPS. ,,,a.
falling New York on SATURDAYS To~ L'sTp0o w i"'
DAYS calling at Cors Hsrbor each va -, o,o
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, Msrch u. SUI IA
RFPTBLIC SATURDAY. March y. al %;oO D m
CELTIC. sATUgDAl Apui 4, al 100 a. IN
ADRiATIC, SATURDAY.. Apnl IL az lZi3O H.
BALTIC SATURDAY. April lS. at TOO M
stal Payolia Ferry. jersey ON,
Pas,rrRsr accom- flor all easse nnnvals eSmoHhs
SAFETY speed AND COMFORT L.. ~.
Saloons ststerooms smoking AID baihroons IN ,snv
where least motion felt Surgeon Ahd "e"afdsA''
.,.n s,..rrs.
kAThs-Saoon $50 gold. Tickets sl4O roh ns.ss 1919
$50 euner. WISHING send for friends rom .ne W." '
can now Obtain stee.tge prepaid c,hca $50 eunci
% OF rom IN OF AmeneA
Norway Sweden India Australia CAnA A
rom Al apwarr. -. -, c..,.,ys
apd other ihioTnahon Apply ~ tne
sncsa h@ ~ Broadway, Hew-t~k IL j. SVh''S -
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quotations:
lowing were the bids

There were no new features in State bonds, and
tho market may be called duh and steady The fol-
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VI 7 -N-IEG " W|T1T T-T"Tl
10 BRESr or nAVRB:

10 second Caon.'.......tfo
Excursion tickets at rcluced rats
gnlug from the COnr ert OF sops
tanq me- bots By hugAa the dsooH
iorts Of crossing and erpense
GkO. HAChaNLiB. Agent. No. IS BrosiN@J.
NOTE June and thereafter wall be on Thu
f.yer week
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THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
PnlpAr. Mareh %, ls7i.

PRIDAY. uIrcb 20, 1874
The following complete s exports sh?2el IN vessels "oc'
were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
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/, quotations for gold (:
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nnnNNkLL kPArLK. Id. Chestnal..L.. Plnla
~ IS. CEEAGH. 1902 Stal--st Boston
p. C. BROWN, 81 soafa Clark. cor Lske-st, I hieaga
WI INBAN Liverpool. ani No. 9 Rne Sct1fse. Iaris

NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINK-Thea steamship will sail every itBSpAf a
m rom Per Is n foot Cedarst tor Havana direct 40
follows 1r-vOn.N u...A
STEAMSHIP MUS F. {. Reed TUkSDat hsrrn
S,eamsp MORgO CAsTLE I. H. ChOAt March 3E
stsmSfp CRESCENT CITY. T. s. Cls..... TUESDAY hpniT
accommodates Apply u
WI. p CLYDE CO.. No. B0slng-reen- {
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CABIN SO $50 $40 gslI according 70 s'e"nnodahoa
Round trip hckes ~ lOs rates
STEERAGB-lo Liver ool 2ceersipWn 1Aseo5
LONDON Bristol Belfast, HaTe or Hamburg SSO fsosia
pseSsrs are oce to sseeu NORWAY Dea@aI and Paris N
reduced
Drafts issued az lowest rates. ,..,. -. os..
FOR Cn 20 ge general business apply at the CoEapshFs once
No. 10 Broadway 81, -,-.. .. pi.r Az n u
foi S"'isS'' ''~'"0' .fUHN q. DALI Agrnt. b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

TOR HAVANA,
NASSAU PROGRBso AND VERA CRUZ
EEw-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Per s. Norn R' al y. L. ~
METROPOLIS t1ayans cirec) ~
CITY OP HAVANA Havana crec WEDNESDAY March ZJs
CITY OP NEWBORN thayana direct. Aoni
CUBA OIavsna and Mexiool.
CITY or MBklDA Havana dircct). ...........APnl
Fer freight Or passage, aDpI' 10 $500. 80, . oo,., 90,
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WHAT rs sAIn oF rHE rIMRa.

Wecan'tdo without the Times ailrr hay,n,
rend 70 eight years, Send Il 10 lI3 Apple
ION street Lowell, Mass = A. FoLsoM.
We have doubled our list oflaAt year. CAM
70 without the Times, although lam an ofc
Democrat.--S g. o. H1Lke, Mon,eEnEia, q.
10 not know ofany paper tharis devoted
% all the Interests or the human hmfly A.
puchas the Times.-A T. IaassuE, sanc
mt. Pa. go y 7 -''---l
The Times is very popular here. for onS
reason and. that "a your ,ontspoken course
sgnnss ishe salary lstealetb .-W!A. Y Ne,
have heen a ,oustan tTeSder ofthe Week.
" Times for ihree yeArss and cNnt do wei
without It now. W. P. MAxwELL, Bay springs
Mss. -
/ IUeaf oid Times This mikes Shoutl lwsRn
Years that have taken your excellent panef
lEvi KkNNEDT. MetrolioIis CITY, fll, E8T
think u ~ the best paper ID the world.
Ike the way You talk IN regard .tothe Coz.
IressioDal frauds; and I also like your SUP.
ort Of the Patrons Of Industry y. @. Lioh
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medicine, pharmacy and domestic economy
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ADVERTISE.

/ EUery merchant, manufacturer
or business man who has become
prominently rich, has made his
fortuas BY judicious ddUertisiag
No exception Ito this rule can Be
cited! Stewart, Me Prince of
Merchants, whsn a poor man, scas
driven 10 advertising, as a last
resort, TO get his stock turned into
money so as 10 meet a mole. Ar
guing from this that If II soas
good for him IN advsrsity, h
could make. it stiU better in pros
psrity, he became d apersistsnt ,ad
vsrtissr, and thus gained his co
lOssal fortune. '''"" " y .
q Some merchants say II is mot worth
while 20 advertise; for M person reads
advertisements; yet every merchant in
this county will read this ADVERTISE
menh and if he is wise he will prof,
BY its suggestion, ir he las anything u
offer W. .rth advertising How much
more then will those read them who
are not so largely supplied W tn read>
ing matter, are at leisure in the even!
ing, aud must depend On their paper for
their local news, the most in portant
item If which is where they can find
just what they want when they come 70
town to make their purchases. If your
stock is 50 old, rusty, dusty and out Of
stylet that it is worthless, or if it is run
down so that you have nothing left that
people would W nj, il is not worth
while for you to advertise; But if it ia
new, fresh and sparkling, up to the
times, and such as the people want,
dom hide them, but publish, to the
world that you have them, and want
to sell them at fair price. iihdo u
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q
ABoUr eleven o'clock one
nights policeman met a ne
gro carrying = trunk along the
street, and thinking be had dis.
covered an item, he collared
the negro and Told him TO drop
that trunk and explaiu. q Kin
dvit sah,'' as be put down 'he
trunk. "Ds family what was
boarding me has been akin Tor
money, and As dey was evine
out tonight I thought l would
set into some family that re.
rrected de panic He vas al
loved 10 90 on: r5 =
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The other day an-aged
couple drove into Indiana City,
Ind, just as an undertaking
firm vas moving into an old
church, which had been pdr
chased for a shop. The old
gentleman stood up 'ln the
wagon, hist mouth and eyes dis
tended, as the men silently
carried ccffin after coffin into
the church. At last he turned
TO his aye-stricken half and
CAPPED: "Sary, by golly, it's
cholera!" Let's git" gum.
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YE.rERDAY morning 4 boy

YESTERDAY morning 9 boy
sauntered up to a yard on
Eigth street, where a woman
was scratching the bosom OF
the earth with a rake, and, dean
Ing on the fence said: "Are you
going round the back yard a.
ter . vhiles" The woman said
she didn't know; maybe She
would; whyi "Because," the
boy said, NJ just saw the cistern
lid drop on the lbaby's head, .
minute ago, and thoughtif you
went round you might liftit
Of" 1t 10 currently reported
that the woman went.-Bar.
lington Ha,ckeys.
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p
wsrEiYa sEAi,vRsKLY AND gAGt.I5l

,TH e WEEKLY SUMS too widely known
TO- require any extended reepmmepdAtion;
hntthe reasenR Which have alTendy, .Gjven 10
ffiy thousand nubscrihera, and which Will,
we hope, give III many thousands, more, are
briefly as folloWaiiI rs .4afA .aisa,H'rl
the day will be found in II. condemned when
unimportaDt, ai full length when OF moment.
anq a'ways presrpied In clear, iptslligible,
and pter eetlpg tnfanner.f u Fl bo
II isa first-rate family paper, fun Of enfsr-
tanning and Instructive reading OF every kind,
buy @a., d RH.sIss ,hsS sn srsha tsp
is firstSrate story paper. The bes, tales
and romances ofenrreut fneratqygPSspafe
fully selected and egbTy printed III Ia pafea.
Itis a firvt>tate. akrioinnial psber. Tho
most ire-h and InstEuctlys articles 90 sgI-
eaiinr u .topcsA resula'ly NSppeArih ihia do
10 an Independent political paper, h,,ong.
ing to no party and wearing 20 collar lthghis
for principle and the ele,iiOn OF fhr best m IN
20 Office II especially deyotes lie enereisa 10
the exposure 0f the great corruptions that
now weaken aud disgrace our county, and
threaten 10 undermine Republican Institutions
altogether. II has noieif OF knavet, and asks
no hvors other Hu9pOrtera.
~ reportA the fgshiona for the ladies ann The
markets fortlhe tTnens especially ihtscatils>
markets. to which ,tpays particular attention.
rInhny'H " ~ Ine -enpRlIeht paper published
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."MY dear boy" said a fond
amt TO q very fast living neph-
ew, tdon't you know that IN
leading this irregular life You
are shortening yonr daysl' dts
auits possible thatI-mayrb be
shortening my days, but then
look how I lsngthen my
nights" was the reply. ,ga1i
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is all the Lords and when the
Lord wants 1t he have itp
But the prophet himself is 10
be the sole judge as to when
the Lord needs it, --'N "a