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Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
WE learn from MT. Smith of Mcdowell,

WE learn from MT. Smith of Mcdowell, that Lieutenant Kelley and command consisting Of Apache scouts and soldiers and report having struck the hostile Apaches on the eastern slope of the Four Peaks and killed six, wounded many and took two prisoners. His command was out of provisions and he was compelled to come in for supplies. On his way to Me Dowell he crossed a large trail made by hostile Indians, supposed to be about 200 of them. It was his intention to go imme- diately back and follow the trail until he found the Apaches.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

WE are glad to learn that a weekly con- tract has been let to carry the mail week ly from Albuquerque to Prescott. Con Cosgrove has the contract, and service is to commence July1 l. This mail service is very much needed and will be of great help to the country. It should be increas- ed to a tri-weekly.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

"A MEXICAN named Fl Gordo attempted to murder MT. and Mrs. Turner near Los Angeles and was subsequently arrested by constable, but number of masked men took Ell Gordo from tl7s~eanstable and after his being identified hs. Mr. and Mrs. Turner as the assassin ha' &&B taken to tree and hanged. Ea
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

KISSING your sweetheart" says a tri.
 fling young man, ''is like eating soup with
 fork; it takes long time to getenough. /"
 "WHY do you use paint ?" asked vio.
 linist of his daughter. "For the same
 reason you use rosin, papa" How is
 that"' "Why to help me draw my beau"
 AN Ohio husband sold his oxen to get 1 money for his wife to elope with, but he doesn't want any sympathy. He says he'd have thrown in horse or two if she had demanded it.
 A TENNESSEE lady presented her hus- band with twins, and in due season added | triplets. "Dear meW exclaimed an as- tonished neighbor, "I suppose Mrs. Steb- pms Will have quadrupeds next, and then centipedes !''
 SOME jackass says, "Cheer up, cheer up: It's long lane that has no turn" Don't we know 1t? Of course it's a long lane that has no turn. How perfectly absurd to expect fellow to " cheer up" because long lane has no turn! We decline to cheer up for any such reason.
 A YOUNG man who was married in De- trolt six months ago has joined in the dis cussion of the question of family ecOno- my, but his little contribution is far from satisfactory. q do not" he says, under stand how it is. l used to figure it out as sat Wltn my arm around her waiStOn SGn- day nights, and all it would then cost to live would be two doll lrs and seventy-five cents week, and now spend fifteen dol lars, and am hungry half the time" Brute!
 WHEN Charles Lamb was invited at a public dinner to say grace and responded with the remark, "Is there no minister present? Then let us thank God" He was satirist and knew it. When a sher- fir down in Vermont, in opening the coun- ty court, cried, "All persons having caus- es or matters pending therein, draw near. and they shall be heard, and God save the people," he was satirist and didn't know 1t.
 A YOUNG man in one of the Penobscot river towns in Maine, recently supposed himself to be uron his death-bed, quietly arranged his earthly affairs, so far as he was able and then astonished his weeping friends by the choice of an auctioneer to conduct the funeral services. "There's Mr. down to Bangor" he said, "he's an easy, fluid talker, and I alters liked to hear him. Ive had dealin's with him, an' alters found he set out things jest about as they was. He's the man want to talk to my funeral" But as the young man recovered after all the auctioneer lost the chance to declare him "gone."
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

[NIT will be noticed by our dispatches that the De Young's of The Chronicle and Nap thally of The Sun have had another shoot ing affray, and after emptying the con- tents of two revOivers at each other, the field was cleared and found to be blood less. Such shooting is inexcusable and disgraceful. Why not try shot guns next time? <dEi
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

WE have received the very able speech made by Delegate Elkins in Congress, upon the question of the admission of New Mexico into the Union. If Congress pass es an enabling act and the people do not vote for admission they are unworthy to be represented by so able man as Elklns.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

THE Rio Grande has overf1owed its banks and number of villages in New Mexico have been destroyed. A very large amount of farming land has been over flowed and the crops destroyed, while many poor people have been made home enSue.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

Our Stock is complete. Our connections the best, and we offer to the people of Ari- zona, Sonora and New Mexico induce ments not attainable at any Otnef house on the Pacific Coast.
 VIM. 8. HOOPER < co. October %, 1873
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

FROM The San Diego Union we learn that Capt. Grant of San Diego had receiv- ed letter informing him of the death Of John B. Dow at Portland. Maine, May 2S. MT. Dow was formerly aGaot for the Colo rado.steam navigation cd 6ny at Yuma.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion U s. Bonds, Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers, Drafts and good Commercial paper, Grain, Hides Wool and ALL Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value FOR CASH, or advances made as may be desired,
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
CONSIGNMENT&

All Produce, Merchandise or Machinery for storage, sale or transmission are attend tions, and to the best interests Of the own CTS.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
FORWARDING

The most prompt dispatch and careful delivery assured. The connections ard arrangements are perfect to every point in the Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
Horses and Mules Ranched By A. c. BENEDICT,
SAHUARITO RANCH
SANTA CRUZ VALLEY,
g. 50 per Month for Each Animal. Careful Herders Always with the Stock.

This ranch has ample water and the REST Of GRASS in unlimited quantity.
 When ordered by the owner, stock will be fed grain at an additional price to be agreed upon.
 Stock for this ranch, left at R. N. Leath- ',rWood's corral in Tucson, with instruc- ions as to feed, time, return, etc., will have prompt attention.
 As the care of stock will be made a spe- ,dalty on this ranch. owners can rely uron Sheir animals sent to it, receiving the best
 care. - . January 3I, 1874 l7-sm
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
JOB B F. R g

To Merchants, Store and Station Keep CTS, Miners, Liquor Dealers, Rancheros and Transporters, at rates which guaran- tee satisfaction.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
MERCHANTS,
FORWARDERS,
COMMISSION AGENTS.
I'M POR RS

By every Steamer, assuring full and fresh their varied select and heavy stock from European, Eastern and San Francisco Markets.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
COMMISSIONS.

Through Correspondents in the Chief Cities of the World, orders are filled to tue letter. -
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
HOWARD & SONS, & l.. DENT.

ATTORNEYS AND COUESELoRS AT LAW,
 Los ANGELES CALIFORNIA. Legalization of Mexican titles especially attended to. Address,
 VOLNEY E. HOWARD & SONS, Los Ange- les, California. June 4-Iy.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re- marks in prose, S per square; in poetry, ss 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

Business advertisements at Reduce e Rates. Office south side Courthouse Plaza
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

w. N. Kelly, newsdealer at Prescott, has THE CITIZEN for sale, and has authority to receive and receipt for money due us. l.. r. Fisher, 20 and 2l New Merchants Exchange, is our authorized Agent in San Francisco.
 Schneider, Grierson & Co....~Arizona City. k. Irvine & Co..........................
 JOHN WASSON, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

9ne Copy, one year, S5 % One Copy, six months 3 % Single numbers 25
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN:
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20
ADVERTISING RATES:

ADVERTISING RATES:
 Twelve lines IF this type, one So. One square, twelve lines, one time....S3 % Each subsequent insertion...................l l 50 Professional cards, per quarter............ s %
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-20

wM. B. E75 5 3 - -
 California. Arizona Territory.
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. "A, 1874.
mddma Sc Net receiuts ss bales t.I
7Goss2. ,.-,
street GSi'so soo ust Sn mad.s @ HM gross
9aso Exports g Great britain 4!s TO the g9n,inent
evening aoSo. Stock, Ii.Ssa 49, ''
Cotton dull; middrng, 1880. a. i6sle; low middIing
l4slc strict good ordinary 1890 Net receipts 3,0ss
soasswss, Ssss Ysss ssss' seIi TOO S Stock SG
Cotton dull holders anxious to Tssas %ddns
Net receipts, $3.50 bales Exports-Coastwise, 2,7ss
Cotton ques buyers Offering low rates; middns
recsp Sss c SSs HaanSs ass &
5Ul stock, 1884
Spirits of turpentinc nrm at 3ssac. Rosn firm;
& % Sal1sS yellow etnSe S a1 esa
Flour steady; sales Of 400 bills at IS No spring
Extra Wheat dull sales Of soo bushels canads spring
a IN sSHs fGsS shes Ss' sss
s % Peas scarce sales Of 500 bushels cenaSa a at s
SosS for .SS sPa &,
%s 81 :I 1 ksS y Ssw Yast M
Albany, l2c. ,o-,
Imports for the last q hours-Fleur, 0eo bbls wheat
Ss0 % DC Oarsy LEGO so Sy 3
= ss:
quoted Milwaukee No. spring, 81 b5; do. No do.
81 5O Chicago No. spring. 81 40 81 ~; red winter
81 w Corn in good request sales OF 700 bushels new
track at 7c Oats quiet and firm at 50c for western
Barley in good demand sales of 5 bushels No Chicago
to arrive AZ a; Canada held atsl " g. Rye
Western, 81 " u ~. other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO, Jan. "a 1874
Flonr firm and steady. Wheat hrm aud IN fair sd de
March, 81 60; NO, red, 81 SO; No. 2 do. 81 45ls
March, 81 50 a 81 81 Corn dull and unsettled AZ G5se.
for high mixed; February, 66hc.: March, 6Sc May,
Tie; new b31ac o4c.; low mixed, 6lc new, o3c: no
grade &c. new, 6Vc oats firm 1T 494c. tor No 4S4c
for No Clover secus sold at % & Dressed hogs sold
at SO 50 So bv Heceiptsl00 bbs -four l30oO bushels
wheat, $500 do corn ana LOO oats. shipments
600 bushels corn and A,0O0 do oats.
CHICAGO, J an. H. 1874
Flour quiet and unchangci concessions would have to
be made to sell Wheat quiet weak and lower; sales Of
ruary 81 2S March; No. 3do sold at 81 iis rejected
81 H. Corn dull, unsettled and lowcrj sales OF NO
mixed at 59c, cash or January 60%c, February 6ac
May; rejected old 55c.; new, Sic. sc Oats quiet,
weak and lower at 42i4c. 42s4c ior No y February
Rye steady ut 79c Sic or No. Barley quiet and un-
changed sales OF No. spring at 81 ga ~; the out,
side price for Northwestern PROVISIONS dun and
sS SS February; si5, Ma.Sh Lard lower, but closed
meats quiet and weak At 5c bc for shoulders; nc.
for short RIB mddles loose, spot short clear middes
loose March, &c. Green meats steady sales 0 shoul-
ders Is lbs average, at ec.; short rib nddles 7c
quiet and unchanged at &C: a exc. whiskey Arm at
IKE stock Of lard hand. $3.50 tierces Receipts
.&9N hp{A n2pr. 1&QW RpaRsh whest EUN w. corn,
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
BANK SHARES.

BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were more active State ofNew York
sold at 1os, American Exchange at lOs Mercantile
at 40, metropolitan at LA and Fourth National at
1O1. The latest bids are annexed New York,
III; Manhattan, las; Merchants', l16; Mechanics,
1870; UniOn 12s; America. 143; City, ESQ., Fulton.
lac; Gaarin National, 124; Merchants Exchange,
75 state OF New York, 10s; Commerce, liz;
American Exchange, 1oSK; Bank Of the Republic,
100; Bank OF North America, so; Irving, 122;
Metropolitan, 124; Market, 10; Shoe and Leather,
1856; Corn Exchange, l20; Importers ana Traders,
100; Park, 1So; Central National. 81; Fourth Ma
tional- 100; Gold Exchange, ITO; Bankers ana
Brokers' Association, 80; German American. 90.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull, with the exception of Tennessees,
$50OO0 OF which sold at 80 for old of the
new ex-coupons at 62Z. The latest bids were as
follows ws:-Tennessee SKIES. DID, 79A: do. do, old,
eX coupon, 621s; do. do, new, 79h; do. do, new,
ex coupon, 62% do. do, new series, 61X; Virginia
skies, DID, 4Oh; do. do, new, As; do. do consoli-
dated, SON; dc. do deferred, 1OH; Georgia skies,
65 do. sevens, new, s5; North Carolina sixes old,
January and July, 2615; do. do April and October,
25; do. do, North Carolina Railroad, January and
July. 50 do do. do, April and October, "a; DO do.
do, OF January and July, 25; do. do. do, or April
and October, "a; North Carolina Funding act 1860,
1S% North Carolina, new, January and July, ID: (:
North Carolina special tax, class 1. on; do. do,
do, class 2 9; do. do. do, class g. sk; South Caro-
ina skies, 25; do. do, January and July, 1o Ar
kansas sixes fund, 80; do. sevens Little Rock and
Fort Smith ISSUE 10; do. do, Memphis and Little
Rock. IS; do. do., Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New
Orleans, 16; do. do, Mississippi, Ohio and Red
River, Is; do. do, Arkansas Central Railroad, Is ;
Texas tens, 1876, so.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following liable shows the 0neninr highest
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
EU2OPEAA MARKETS.

Lorpos MONEY MARxHr.-LosDor, Jan i4-4 30 r M
iss5s old iGSE new iyes Iosl. Erie hallway shares
l3k 49, do. preferred, GS<. 6:9O p. Muuited states
hyetwcny bonds, 1858 old. I0o4 i86za l01z; Erie
Railway shares i3x 43s
PAM Bogss4--EQ9pos, Jan; l4-l2 80 p; M-Paris de-
sBAtches QUOTE rehtes> az Sal 500. 4 T.. M-FLeuch
rentes, 58f 42tsc.
LIyk COTroH MARkET-LivERP0oL- JAN H-63 80
r. M.-Sses on the basis of middIng upiands nothing
below good ordinary, shipped February and March. at
JsSssry and Fspvsary. az SD Safes on the basis q
mddiing upands nothing below good ordinary shipped
Desenber and I9puary, at Sad. The market is quiet
sa Saes Iso hsap apands SD IN mddling M Oriesns sa
sod s"annP SnPoft Sales On the mddins npiands
Fohg Iorgr os'nw good ordinary shpped January and
a sass sd or the sales bales
notnns below good ordinary, shipped Jai.ry and
LyxnfooL Provisions MAnKnr-LIyrreooI, Jan IA
p. M.-Bacon-Long clear middles. 33s 3D.. per owl
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvEnPooL. Jan. "a
Eyening-Calcutta lnseed, 6ss Cd. a 63s. 81
LONDON PRODUCE KMAEkET.-IAvKRPooL, Jan. A-Isyen-
ing-apirts turpentino. 3s 3ls Cd, per cwt Refined
petroleum. l2Md. per gallon Talow AOs. 81. per cwt
PErRoLEUA MARKET--ANTwERP, Jan. la-petr0leum
30hf for dne pale American.
The New York herald., 1874-01-15

llBc March. 500 at 10 Ms2c: April 200 at I7Hc.
June, 100 at l7c Total a4oo bales Today 70 three
Y " s,s s e iS notice ysS5Sssy
S.rsS ss I, go q y L!s' 90 fsis 20 e
0o at is sac lsOO At lsc 500 at s Sl-ssc April,
S9o ,.u e s,s2c:, at E.e- - Jgpss 500 AZ
asso bale; Grand total, bals. Rates % cotton %
ofegn port closed nomipsly - toilows-Ts aavrs
ih;ise II; e. 6{ si1 s TO Bremen by steam LIS Sy
nomnally Receipts a. the ports, were reported as
follows 50@s,yeston, ca SSss bales; New Orleans 1874;
s%nstPS ~; SS.os S7S Nes yofa M Boston
last week, Is7i5 bales This day last year 2 W bales
FLOUR AND dnAx-Receipu-Flour lS sS7 bbls wheat
market quiet and or some descriptions prices
easisr we heard Of sales OF ls00 bbs. including ali
Corn meal was in demand and ar. We heafc Of sales
ern at % % u $40 City sacked meal quoted as fol-
lows-Coarse 65 fine sifted, 81 CO. bolted yellow
The New York herald., 1874-01-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
InRENCH 4 TRAvERs-LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS :

LNRENCH TRAvERS-LIMITED PARTNERS HIP
L Notice is hereby given that limited par:nersnp
has been formed by the undersigned pursuant 70
provisions the Revised Statutes the state of New
York relating to limited partnerships, and
The name Or arm under which the said partnership is
general nature the business intended to be
Is general merchandise brokerage and commission
business Third-lhe names of all the general and
special partners interested In the said partnership and
heir respeGve places 9i renaenee are as follows thst
French and John Traver Junior both Of whom reside
partner therein Is William Travers who also sides
the city, county and State Of New York Fourth-he
contributed 100000 of capital to the common stock in
United States currency. Fitth-The said partnership
TO the LIST day OF January in the year 1874
and is to continue until and terminate the 3ls day
OF December, in the year 1876.
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1873
John Ss 4 fFkNSHi TEHTEis. Jr. General Partners
W. X. TRAVERS partne
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
POISONED BY EATING MATCHES

Coroner woltman was yesterday called TO No.
2ss Delaney street to hold an inquest on the body
OF Margaret Ann Brosnahan. child over two
years of age VINO died the evening previous. On
Monday the deceased, unobserved by her mother.
took box OF matches from the bureau ana eat the
phosphorus from the ends Of q number OF them
subsequently the child was seized with v0mitn&-
which continued 1t tRtervSls w death enana0e
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY u ls74-rmPIE

5sE exc. The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank OF England on balance to-day Ia xo2,00
RAILROAD BONDS.
The dealings in railroad bonds were animated
and unusually well distributed Central Pacific
sold as high as oox. Chesapeake and OHIO gold
skies sold at 90. Chicago and Northwestern con-
sodated gold bonds receded from q to ssX The
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
THE MOVEMENT IN STOCKS.
Contrast Between Values To-Day
and a Year Ago.
SIGNS OF THE TIME s.
Encouraging Features in the
General Situation.
MONEY E ASY.
Freely Offered at Per Cent-Govern-
ments Strong Gold Steady
Railroad Bonds Firm.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

WALL STREET,

rhe range oe pstees ipeet0cks to-day was not en-
rourscfng until after the 1rst b6zfa, when there
was recovery rom the opening and steady up
Ward movement, almost without reaction The
aeading features were New YORK Central, Union
Pacific, western Union, Northwest common. c., O.
hnd L c., Lake shore and Rock Island. In cOnnec-
hion with the various stocks 1t may be interesting
10 note the manner in which they respond to GER
aain conditions OF the year. and at certain periods
sofer more than usual encouragement. We cite
she prices OF January d. 1878 and those OF to-day,
IN order that readers may observe
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
rnHIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT TILE EIRM nr HIRsI

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE FIRM OF HIRsH
Il Oppenheimer, heretofore existing and doins
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent The
business VIII be continued by = oppennemer Oppen
mer Bros, Hirsh at the old place, No. i73 broadway
The firm assumes all the assets and liabilities and
all debts due the late firm to be paid to The under
signed. s. OPPBNHE1MEK,
A. OPPENHEIMER
NRw YORK. Jan. IL 1874. L. HlRSH.
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices Of the day

The Produce Exchange to-day adopted, without
amendment the report OF the Committee on
National Finance. This report will be presented
to the National Board OF Trade at Baltimore to-
morrow.
The gross earnings OF the Erie Railway for the
year ending 1873 were $50 OLE, SOC, and the ex-
penses, including dividends, $19, ,643 1872 showing
surplus OF $36S,S7
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

PKovIpKNcE, r. l.. Jan. a. Is74.
The print cloths market is moving moderately on
as OF &C. &C. for standard and extra g. squares
The New York herald., 1874-01-15

Bosros jan H. 1874
the market for wool is very nrm but transactions
only 10 moderate extent, sales being restricted
what by the indifference OF holders 70 sell Manu-
facturers however purchasing such desirable lots
as wanted The general impression among dealers
Is prices continue TO advance Sales Of extra.
double extra treble ONO and Pennsylvania heeces
At 62sc 62ici Wisconsin and Michigan az 5oc SIC
California fall and spring. &c &c. combng ana de.alns
feeces 571sc. 60c and supernne and extra pulled W
4Dc. a 60c per lb.
The New York herald., 1874-01-15

80 go do CA cats ioco do rye ana yS do barley snip
lA0O do oats L0O do. rye and z QUO do barley
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
THE UNITED STATES TREAsUR


The following are the balances In the Treasury
ct Washington at the close Of business to-day
Currency coin. $s6.25o 900; certificates,
900: outstanding legal tenders 1881 S1,4s5.535;
decrease, &5l,O0009s. The receipts from internal
revenue we're $297,1 The customs receipts TO-
day were 5000 The Assistant Treasurer paid
out to-day $2700o0 on account Of interest and
t$47s.0O0 in redemption Of fvetwenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed strong There was
An increased demand this afternoon and higher
prices prevailed limited States skies, 1851.
Registered, 1l6x 116X; do, do, coupon, 117t
. n7x; do. ave-twenties, registered 11S,l liz;
DO. 1852, coupon, 113K ia; do, 1864. registered,
1lSx ll6; do, do, coupon, 115 115'<; do, 1865,
registered. ll6K; do, do, coupon, 1165s 1lesS;
DO. do new, coupon, 115,s; do, 1865, coupon,
new, l5ss 1l5x do, 1867, registered, 11e1s; do,
do, coupon. llex ueA; do 1865, registered 1l6 q
1i6h; do. do, coupon, 1l6k; do. ten-lorties,
registered, 1l2H 1l2h; do. coupon, 113k
1l3H; do nves, 1881. coupon, l12h; do six
per cent Pacific Railroad, I141s lis.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The rate Tor money at the stock Exchange ON
government securities to-day was 3 Der cent.
F1ve.twentics, 1865, old, 1osk; 1se7s, l07X; Erie
Railroad shares 4sK q 4sx. The discount In the
open market for three months bills ia az Der
cent, which is x per cent below the Bank OF Eng
land rate. Paris despatches apote rentes At
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
REAL ESTATE,

The transactions in the open real estate market
continue to be limited to legal sales The follow-
ing are the particulars Of yesterdays transactions
at auction:-
Shop ard lot e. side Water ST., 3Ou2 H. W Jackson
ST. lot "a. lOxs0; r. q. haydock, executors ana - .
pltnS '''''''''''' ~'''"
BLEECKER AND som u.~
ss Cannon ea m ans 81 St S0 IS Dini xilet 400
NJ. KkNNKLLv.
r. Il e. os scsm%ei sf st. lot S Ssx Moses Nay 1900
Il %Ssa.s- 49, '..s 7.sa
The New York herald., 1874-01-15
CLOSING pRICEs-s O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firm-Flour Easy-W heat Easf-
er-Corn Firm-Oats Firm-Pork Dull
Lard Easier-GrOcerfcs Firm-Pctrc-
lcum Quiet-Nava1 stores Quiet but
Firm-E1eights Steady-WhisI<ey Easi-
"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 14--6 P. NJ.
BUTTER.--The demand continued fair and the
market firm, with the following prices current.
We quote New York state and Pennsylvania
selected pals, 42c 45c. do half frkin tubs, good
to choice, 3sc 4Oc., and fair to good do, 35c
3sc.; State Welsh tubs good to choice, 37c SOC. !;
fair to good do, a4c. &c.,; do. Ohio Western Re.
serve, good to choice, fresh, SIC. a s3c. fair to
good do, &c. o soc. /; common to fair do, small
lots 22c. 26c Illinois, Indiana and Central Ohio,
good to choice, fresh, Soc 33c. do fair to good,
fresh, 27c a 4Oc. do, common to fair 22c. 26c !;
choice rolls, 30c. 33c. poor to good do 26c. &c.
CHEEsE.-The inquiry has been fair from the home
trade, but only moderate from shippers Prices
were quoted steady as follows:-New York state
factory, strictly prime, 14hc. l4s1c.; good to
choice do, c 1H<c. common to fair do, l2c l3c
Ohio fancy factory, 13}ac H14c Ohio factory. good
prime l1c l34c. do, fair to good, 10c lie; do,
to fair &c. l0c. New York, Ohio and Vermont
skinned, SC. q 10c.
CoPrKE.-No sales we're reported from first hands
but in jobbing way trade active at ull
former prices. We quote Rio, ordinary cargocs 2c.
n &c. 40, zoc zo'4c; gOou O0., Zbc 8i4c.;
prime do, 26ic &c. extreme range for lots, 23ac
26c gold per lb so and 30 days credit Java, govern
ment bags, 90c &c do, mats o0c. c. Ceylon,
&c. a &c. Maracaibo, 261sc. aHAc. Laguayra, &c
'R%ais RIcs M a sca 81 pC%nsO s s @ ses;ssn s
26c. &c. Angostura 26c. savana, 261sc. 24c. Gu
racoa. 251sc. 26]sc, gold 60 ana 70 days credit
CoTroN-Thc market for spot was irregular. Grades
below low middling neglected and nominal at for
mcr prices. Low middIing and the better qualities
in demand and frmer, and advance OF &c b
made to which conform quotations For future
delivery the quiet without essential change