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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-21

DETER FORD,
Manufacturer and Repairer of
HAIR, FEATHER AND MOS MATTRESSES,
No. 33 Bourbon Street, New Orleans,
Between Customhouse and Bienville
Steamboats, Hotels and Boarding houses supplied at
short notice and at low rates. my17 st
OUISIANA DYEING AND SECURING
IL Els ablshment J. CLEDE, Steam Dyer and
Scourer, 223 Canal street, between Rampant and Ba
sin, New Orleans
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Childrens Clothes Dyed
and Cleaned AL kinds of Sh wis, Fine Laces, silk
and Lace Curtains, done up equal to new. Feathers
cleaned and Dyed. Spots taken out without cleaning
the whole. Goods received and returned by express
uly17 I'm
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Miscellaneous

NOW PEAS-COW PEAs-COW PEAS
Prime Carolina CLAY PEAS.
For sale in los 10 suit purchasers, by
J. r. 30 AR nan,
myl7 105 toydras street.
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DUNBAR,s WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
BETHESDA MINERAL WATER.
The known cure for BRIGHTs DISEASE, DIABETES.
and all Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
J. C. McALLISTER, Agent.
apps su Tu Tit 100 Camp street, New Orleans
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VIZ A. WEED-74 Camp Street,
STEAM PRINTER.
Book, Job and Commercial Stationer,
Railroad and Coupon Ticket Engraver,
Theatrical and Show Printer,
Lthographer,
Blank Book Manufacturer
mh29:s Under
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-21

The above statement IL just true and correct tram
script from the books of the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY. President
g. W. NoTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish of Orleans, city Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 9Th day a
June 1873 p CHS. CUVELLTER,
Notary Public.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors, held Oa tia
9th day of june 1873, 1t resolved to declare
CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT. on the
net earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st May, 1873, payable the third Monday OF July
next.
Also to pay to the stockholders, dem and nteres
Ut the rate Of 10 per cent per annum their stock.
DIRECTORS:
P. Maspero, David McCoard.
8. 2. Een. L. r. Generes.
NJ. PUG. p. Fourchy,
p s. Wilt, il. Fernandez,
D. A. Cnaffraix, J. N. Allen.
Chs LAhtta eplse
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Once. No. I'll Camp Street.
In conformity with the requirements Of THAR.
charter, the Company publish the following s.ate-
ment:
Premiums received during the year
ending April 80, 1874 Observation-Disclosures. S10O ka1 AZ
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The above statement is correct transcript from
the books of the Company.
HY. PEYCHAUD, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
STA E OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day Of.
May, 1874 p. CHS. CUVELLIER,
my19 I'm Notary Pubic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

about S7,50oooo are held in Germany. The road 10
$50 miles in length, and is completed and running
from East Alton. near 81 Louis, TO Sterling, ILL.,
Messrs. Robinson, Chase g. Co. are Offering tho
CITY of Rochester per cents bonds TO investors and
recommend thom az desirably security. The City
Of Rochester WAS authorized by act of the Legis
lsture, passed April a. 1872 to issue bonds not ex
ceeding 49, for the purpose of paying for the
introduction of pure water to the city. The works
have been completed and the water was introduced
last week. The City of Rochester has upward Of
Is 900 inhabitants The valuation Of its real estate
is said to be S7OO0OOO while its assessed value is
stated at S14.OOO000 The debt of the city, other
than this water loan is stated at 81 s3S3s6, while
the real estate amounts to 81, 500 at appraised
yalue. The city has increased in population and
property fourfod in the past 80 years. and is one OF
the most active and thriving cities in the State
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF
specie from the port of NewYork for the week end
ing Feb. "A, 1874 was S6.45S,S05.
The Philadelphia stock market'is active. Penn
sylyania O., 1OS: Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
20; Reading Railroad, 57,; Pennsylvania Railroad,
81. Gold, 113.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
s FROM 2! O'CLOCK P. ~ To CLOSE OF BUsI-
TUESDAY. Feb. Pr. VI.

TUESDAY, tcD. 2i-P. VI,
The stock market continues dull and dismal, and
it is hardly worth while to waste space in repeating
the reasons why the stock market, and all other
kets for that matter, continue dull, STALE insipd
and, we might say if we were inclined to be extray-
agant disgusting. The gold market was strong to-
day on small business. Sterling exchange Is NOM
inal, Government bonds strong, and money abund
ant and easy. This state of things is also true of
the London market, where the rate Of discount on
three months bills is 80 per cent, or below
the minimum rate of the Bank of England,
which gained in bullion to-day 10000. The bust.
ness at the Stock Exchange was very little better
than that of yesterday, which was nothing. The
market opened barely steady, and was heavy and
dropping pretty much all day on transactions so
restricted as TO barely give tone to quotations. AS
rule there was fractional decline. the exception
being Atlantic and Pacific which went off from 20.
to 49, The largest business Of the day was done IN
| Western Union. Lake Shore. and Union Pacific :; but
| the market as rule was hfeless and the prices
varied only Nationally The opening. highest
lowest. and closing prices Of the usually active
| stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Total
Rut Al the ports to-day 10 993 bales s day hast vsek
81 O93 bales h 1888 eass For fu'ere d.
livery market 36c lower eu, tb. itsnsacuoHs are only
sales s.lurdU .ner M ,oo hat'a go ona
1916 MAY 500 i6 5l6e June 800. 10 2b32c Total ioo
bales sales to-day up 10 Febusry 100 10 d3!e 5Vo
he March 100 100 is 332ci 100 l6l 100 10 $780,
500 10 I8 600 10 132e 900 l5e; 100 IA 3l32c 6o0
I5c 100 IL 32c 200 IA l5l6c 100 ~ ~ ~ 5oo
i4T 100 IA 2g.32c 100, IA 1916 April 100 l6ste 40
10 2332 400 10 ll8c 100, - 1892 800 l61j ~
is 9l6 100 10 1895; LOO 9l6c 100 10 ll3Ic w.
is oI8c 100 IS II 32c 800 10 918c 100 ID 1880 NAY
GOO l6I.e, 100 10 3l1e; 200 10 532c 100 10 Bloc 3OO
10 532e COO 16; 400, l6 1896 300 l6 l6c June s0U
1884, 200 10 10 32c 300 10 9l6c July 100 10 3l3zc wv
10 1916 To $500 bales grand total ~ sicnAnss
800 Jly q pd 70 eIeb 300 March ior April
COPPBBhe Rio market still quiet With no business n ever
MIA Cosses also e.t and dsa We aae5. 1S.D
Cargoes 20 2d23s4 Far do 2ssG2Jc; Good Do 2ohaZoe
PRIME 26iad26s sIrege range 70, los beng $50
25d26e jamaica "a 5d2ec Porto Rico "a aa26s and sans"
Domingo. 22d22l IT., all gold
CASDL6s-Tbe dull unehsnyed quote Adamsn
tine l6 at 3t; IL At l5le 10 o. at l6e eperm
DE; Patent at 3S139c and Paramne Al 2Sc
DRUGS AND DYBS0nium qBst bu, sssdyi quoted 81 ~
s. l2 gold Alum steady and sssbe at &c for Lamp and "
frm but quiet at 4Od4l currency
for Vnol higher aud good reaueaa cur
rency and Moderate demaDd sales OF BAKERS
A. A. Al 24e and Western at 22 2023e. currency Essential Obs
holders sn OIL Peppemipt beh - 23Gto oO
SO so for English Chemicals are very
without decided change Ia pnoes sles h
s2 IS; Caasc Soda S. 81 and BCsrb soda al 70 81 All
gold Bleaching Powder at " s7 currency ohef de'en'a00'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y.
AsTIEs-The receipts to-day II pkgs Pots soaly
good demand quoted 6i Pearls duh ant nomusly
changed
BUILDING MATERIALS-Bcks steady With limited uqurI
quote parcels sGoac Pale NJ az SiGSi %; Jersey
e6 5Ods7; % River 254f7 25 Havertsw Bay 81 20
ass Croon FrontsBrown Sl498lOi DARK at $l5GS9,
sud Red Sl6dfY; PHILADELPHIA Al f2S 5Odf3O sos Bal
$j0d&5S parcels Psie S6dS6 70;
- 5OaS9i Up River ~ 250$y 20 Hayersraw
80 2jdSlO 25 Fronts Sl7dSS for CrotOD
s7dsl9 DARK Sl9as20 for Red aud S33 f37 80 Tor
Phi .epA. Cement STEADY quiet; Rosene at 81 10,
"a JOd "a 20 500 bbs Portland sold 10
- 20 cash Lshs quiet bu: without Important
chaBge Eastern quoted ~ 75d$l 80 Lime is steady with
mtei nqu Rocsand Commoa 81 TO- and Lump at 81 10.
descriptions dull
BOOTS AND demand from the outof trae has
improved though general than al this
selections spsng. Prices
last aud the assortment and
desirable th.a Light Work iAr DEMAND
The demand has improved and
medium ana heayy goo's have sold we'll
BROOM CORS AND BROOMS-Corn r-mans quiet but firm
quote Hart. GTeen 10, at sdlic Green short aud Medium
"a o. and Rel ADD Reippi safe Broons quiet at
s2aS2 - Commons % 5Oa u Acum to Prime aud o. a
~ 90 for Prime lIufl
BEEsMAXThe market arm With better denSndi sales OF
1900 10 Al J2a - ~ fof Weftern aud sonthen .
COArhe dra1i Domestic las bcen hht Jbe and dealers
have held hacs waiting the uuc sale announced for the .0 INST
gargo Anthfae t5aTB
proved very l'd of tate The 1T pnIno tie fd.dephs,
kDg Coal and on Company vii ehat Tor coal d.hea1e On
beard esse Port hshnspd Ca Hss hst Az ~ s0@sA es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

pEEIGUlS-TGere better the market without
il rates aud but moderate business finsd IN all
7l6a L., With grain rates quoted AZ
iOqlOgi by ss 600 bush Wheat o. Gid, ard 600 bales
iO b Pork 3D.; 100 bales rgs Hair 3j; 80
Tobacco At 5u by steam 5000 Cheese 10 boxes Bacon 30
aow AMI Sailed Hides all at JOi 900 t PoIk 81 Ss
81 To G.a,g5S bg 10000 bush Gram ~ lllfGll 3L
500 bo1e, Bacon To Been By a lOJO boxes starch anl
100 private terms The charters compre An
Cork .or 0re ard United Kingdom MIN = wv
az Ggir az Bitch brig hence to tive Aditc with $500
l.fuet 4c; German bark (rcetl hence To the
Baltic Vh Refined DO american ship hence Aasa
sye Philadelphia 10 The Continent OOo DDS h1He do
ts. I'd.
Unchanged Sarues and lower fe Dlie active bat prices
reported All gds Of Nuts qet and about Tie We quote
Rsne 3 10 81 boy 81 30 y bait box and Toe a. qu
box: Iondru Iay - 80 half boxes 81 % and quarters sOc
50 i5 Seeess 50 4o valencia ii cs
Suna. lee Carrt at6i Turkish Fune l34c and Leghom
Citrou. 2GLr
FERTILIZERS better demand and week
PghTHBRS are more plenty demand
Western Prime at 6jdOc aud do Inferior at Az Uioc
FLAX b., "a "a qgiet hut steady
GANn Wheat the opening there mach depression; the
news from Liverpool dappoi dealers with large arrivals here
AMI s steamer decline Of &c. bush accepted; but
dis the demand the market closes unsettled and
qut of,u@s ungrald are a9l com non GshtS are OF
pessugly offered: Winter nominal and
the sales S6OUO bgsh at ~ tb"pl 20 or nan
Chicago Spring; 540Tl 81 for No Mlsankeej ~ 80 n
II "a or White Spug; ~ 90 Waite Michigan. Barley quiet
1000 bush French private Barley
Malt tamei Of 900 bush Canada West and 2UO
stfaitr
demands the offerings 600 lush New
Ohio al 4G2c; White a 6ZG63c Black al OODbOc
West.ru Nr ID AZ 81 aGgc; 6206Jf i've is dull
h advance 81 saturday but a. the close II
wa hetyy tie sales 5000 oush Western nixed at
RI 7sr ami Old Mixed oo0 So White AZ u dS0ci do leI
low az rs S- souem 78GsOc; DO White 81 6-ic
or oLAiS - NEWNnhk AND BNookLiS WARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAIL
Way
We are authorized to offer, favorable terms the
remaining balance of 100000 Bonds due on l53
miles Of completed Road.
They are secured by first mortgage on the extern
sion of PIT miles, and the additional guarantee OF
the old line with which it has been consolidated
The Road is well and favOrably known as one of the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines In the
West, having already large earnings which were
for 1873 81 600. We believe the Bonds are des-
tined to take high rank among Railway securities
and at the present low price prove profitable IN
vestment.
January and July. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, 14Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
The bids at the close were as follows:

The gold market, while strong, yet lacked specu-
lative life or interest. fair commercial demand
for gold was reported, but any new movement Is
checked. The range of the price was il2s and liS'
the basis of business being pretty generally az tne
intermediate figure. On gold loans the rates were
81, g. T. and per cent paid for carrying to nat on
the borrowing side. The export olearances of do
nestle produce from the port of New-York were to
the currency value of $6,45s,3O5. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in redemption of called
bonds, and 100000 in coin interest on the public
debt. The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows: Gold cleared. $40 1900; gold bal
ances, 81, 2O5, $751; currency balance, S1,S61,eO3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

In railroad bonds tho dealings were animated and
the tone of the market was firm. The Pacific mort
cages led the market the transactions having been
especially large in Union Pacific incomes, which
rose from 81 to SO. Centras strong and in de-
Inand with sales at 96sa96.. Chicago and North
Western consolidated gold coupon bonds brought
sG3aS6; Rock Island sevcns, 1O3l; Michigan Central
sevens, 9s.; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, La Crosse Di-
uison. 90. and Albany and Susquehanna trsts, 1G2.
The dealings were larger than usual in Chesapeake
and Ohio irsts which sold at 55.Gjjla55s. The
following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

GUSNIRs-Ba drm but the inquiry Is only limited
bat the bu ge only in small way We duoe
al OF Domec Cloth II & for light
do alcutta At i2c.. ami BOmeo % l2Gl2'ic -. =.
GINaENGThe supply Hight and the maket romUalj I'll 2IQ
81 80 for Western anu southern. -.
sale and prices nominal az sos Tor Gusnape
ana R71 or Cnncha, both currency.
DESA animated demand prevails and prices h Spce
the business reviewed al follows Receipts bOSoo
rom Montedeo IA 500 from Moneyeo RIO de
Plata lsOo from Guaysqu per Alice oo hon sSa ana per
TamYco. per Matilda; 319l n N Central America ana ZVi rom
Franco Apulcoi LAST from sau francisco P Se
1881 from Bra1Js Santiago per ara Wooouse SV nom
NeSDrlean 5000 from NewOresns yer
$50 Neworesns City Of Hog.toa go ron
om other eoastwse pors 1854 hides aud 62 bales
COW bales buffalo from Clcaa per Lady Pamerson Sales
27 30 Dry 81 d22 n at % gold 60 das usual
sci gO5 81 l. h. imported for
1000 River Plate tom EgroIe ~ o. private terms le,S Dg
Monerieo secoads 2Js4 10, at 22e go go DAYS they
1900 Dry Monteyieo Seconds u 10 mpore for tanners aoun
so days usual sell Rio Grande Cow, 1888 10 at - %
gold GO usual sci 1900 Dry Rio Grsnde seconds IN Boston
10 H. - d. 80 days as they rum 100 Dry gs n
pr OnaoS mart Al Sii gold 90 DAYS selectei SO6
ss Inn VI 922 a No. DE- god months selected 2O3O Dry
y Cur and Mexican 1922 TO- private termsi 300 Dry eIa
6 49,. ,ai MeIcsa Ks i0ql2 TO- 20a 24, currency cash
selected Sid Mstsmoros - 10 private terms TOO w y
West lnda 40 d. private ee % W; n ie oo 20. ps
695 civ slagne 10 ~ at l0ia currency selected ta
$4,000 hides lac following shows he soeA on h.aa IA aI,e;
Moptro 1880 DRY RIO Grsnde $3.50 Dry RIO Grande a. Bos
oo D Boge 5000 D ,sft a@snsa soy pI1 5a raf p
Mercan 500 Dry Texas and southern 2Oo Wet
sailed aOd sollep, 1000 weI Sailed ws-;en total
Hoo, same me 1873 1880 Hides Sl5 bales E nds
same up- 1872, $4,000 idesi ns~e time 1871 ld5OOO hdes
Ho-The trade opiy limited chiefly cohaned snsn lots Tor Ina
pe ur Choee grades aud command M hGarc. Ige
ow aud medium grades afo aecu@aAng and are '0" o. '~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Sevoos also inactive and ncmias Jste ssiasl 3116s ss
IN ygse BATH hear Of 500 bale sd 81 2,Se ~'
NDIGO-rhee fair distributing beE st sbsu A..
sales Of Nsoia 81 7oD85e sss hs1rs s6e3l
LBATHER-B,ports Of Hemoet connne Air scsls smes,s
10 IL 900 ddss Tor Mspaetaren ents bar nss
freely aod the market fairly setve for all ois assepz vss
lately been largely 81 hide description sote
Ayre Of s which sessra nass veil Escorted osl s.e
tness a. reported in eur last We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
something higher:

Money has been easy at and per cent on call,
and and per cent for prime discounts. The out
standing legal tenders tonight are 1881 ,3SO,32'.
Government bonds yet in good inquiry for in
vestors and with gold strong and bonds scarce full
prices are generally maintained in all the issues.
We annex closing street quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

State bonds were firm at the advance of Saturday
Tennessees occupied the chief attention, the old
bonds selling at 81, and the new series at 'O!01l
Mssouris were firm at 9j,G95i, for the SKIES. Vir-
gnia ConsolS brought 81 and South Carolina,
January and July, 81. The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

n. Y. AND OswEGO MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BoNDHoIDERs by applying at our Office can receive
the report and plan of the committee for the reor
ganization. Having marketed these bonds, ana
being ourselves large holders thereof, we shall De
glad 10 confer with other holders, with view 10
the protection of our mutual interests. ~
gro OpDYBE d Co, % Nassau-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Since Jan l.....sJ25l2 PSI s39Ol7 O67 Si3I77 654
Price Of gold. tlUis llAa IFS

Price of gold. ilOis ll47a ll27s
The Rockford, Rock Island and st. Louis bond
holders and stockholders to meet tomorrow, at
the Office Of tho Union Trust Company, to consider
plan Of reorganization to he there submitted. The
bonded debt of the road. including interest, is
$1,000 OOO-the floating debt, S25OOO, and the
stock, S65OO,OOo. The plan proposes to reorganize
with 100000 preferred stock; dividends. per
cent, payable in gold from yearly earnings, to dc
given TO the bondhoders, dollar for dollar for their
bonds and interest, aud S3,5OOOO common stock.
which il 20 be issued at par. to pay the floating
debt. aud to the old stock at 80 per cent or 81 of
new stock for 81 of old. The new company under
this arrangement would be free of deb. IL is pro-
posed We understand to enlistnew men, experienced
in railway management. in the enterprise, If the
sanisaton can be carried out and the projectors
Of the plan believe that the value aud productive
ness of the property can thus he greatly enhanced
aud ipereaseI Out VI s9YQOo,VcD VI these bonds,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

LUSBBRTbe demand bias improved obsng demand h bee,
active, mainly 10 complete Old
hETALSIhe msrEet for fogO Copper
holder, firm their views and sIius 25c cash Tor Lab, Nv
shssthng " steady 33c Bolts and Brshes 35c Bnn Al,
Yeos Metal Sheaihing al 2c and NJ 30c net soA
Pig quiet and prices are nomna unchanged American
qnet but prices are rather armer ba; Rails steady
little no nqay Pig Lead onJ Ia demand obe.s
about previous hures sales Of 80 Domestic 6 AID
smss lots Ordinary Foryn at So 81 a gold Manufactures
Bar Pipe and SHEET &c less 10 per eeut the trade speer
Foreign s5d Domestic neglected and prices nominal Pie Tn 10
also dali and in The Of pncs are nominal, a. he
fore Eng,s and qso'ed 2isa2i H. and Refined EsskA
AZ 70 &C. both gold Plates esdy bat the
limited Since oar Ast We have only 6JO boxes Charcoal
good brand, at 81 gold Other Metals dull We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHoLDERs deslrous OF joining
for the purpose of protecting their common interest
with the foreign holders of first mortgage bonds,
who ale now united to the extent of over S20O0OOo,
are requested to communicate Immediately with
HEIDELBACH. FRANK 81 Co, Bankers,
81 Exchange-place New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Ok MONEY is always an

THE P.rv or INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic Dy Prol. r.
3, Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Ny WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR TIE y EEA ENDINU FtB "a IoIt'

lE1ylessiy or IHE y. Y. OsH aeVoresi
Gererd' Directions
eny good articles rhe freight sal other erpep'es ca
eoo. Put ev,r,thng 10 good orer Al attractive look e q
sale where dirty package or sovshp
p.snnce Pack securely that The motion vii Rot siss 90
tents TO ABOUT sc OF csIa dy doe cl s-s
MARI plainly With If3a struclphte i oess :, IN.
or stating the amount. eshd 49,
sane utne statas seat route An n'or % -
also be IncoSd bot or box Afafisae ne -,
ages rerasuon or ns soo1s pal ID o ~
that mark Is ndemand.
BEANS AND PgAs. 80,
RECENT. OF hens 10, the wees l6 bliss TO- ,n veet 70
bbui .sIae week 1922 bbl>; ses.
g. past week SlVo Sass
Ia. len fail trade mediums and Whai Nvah PC
ranei GOOD export the receipts i not press 50 heaNp
foresight exceed O,9OO bDs
r b.ronf qainty former period and the bare "
xssker The MARKET quiet; White Aehe
Prime Red held higher ipre With sotse sem.A
Canadian Peas abundant and prices seem 70 be snhs
o., Southern T. T. Peas fewer orders %
bed dropped $500 h9ise Qaoauons IN an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1874

I.i. sesa 6 ssssel1 siSS4 ~ ssrn r: - sc
son nsalabsi Liverpool Hssse Gsss sot Live
pso $I1 Ee.eate do %, sseeh Do 81 ssrfss wss
Hsrna - 50d$9 Esd CanbsFiaR Son. 81 250&7 10 tss
COrTOHrhe sussess spot Ce,tos sell vs d 80 press
are isr y % bwss. We folows .4a I'd b. I- 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

.UGARThc Tor Raws duli sales today comprise SD
fd Centrifugal az sa; 500 boxes ayd at 2G1 ~ AM -
hhs Rico SATURDAY l9l bids Demtfara on pn
vate terms; 22J RorLg &C.; $40 boJes hoa"s
Sugars 7c and 20 boxes Ceatus3' a. " We quote ts
l-me d. TIC Nrpyery, Fsr 10 o"l 80
SIZE Prime Choice S-dSHo; CeRt1ugal nhls and boxes ~
$50 and Mossses hads. an boxes, 6s ~ Refined Sugars gwe
lsns Powdered Crushed sni Grlriated lOad lOasj As 52D
95c; Bs 9lf o. h1rl Cs. 03llc, and IS s'saS .
SJAP-Msrseie Casue is better demand a1d tls haikd 10
stealy: sales Of 500 ges al Sc ~ o, -.
AMI firm. With o bid and 3Sr srtro Nh
Prime Timothy duh AID nominal - - 2jd - Do % -
sTEARIN steady only iD4uDi sales Of 90 ns
az 9l2c aud 80 tee Fair AZ &c. a. 900 a. =.
TALON quiet under dmness in freehts sales Of 4ouVO "
734d7 1885, the latter for choice oui0ft1An st0eE
TOBACCO-The in ksnucay Lea are EerV sna il
prices are steady the sales include 100 bids, within toe 3S
lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Financial Condition of each state OF the Union,
giving Assessed Valuation, Funded Debt, floatng
Debt. Town, Comfy, and City Debt Receipts ana
Expenditures; also Population, with coplous e3 5o
planatory notes. in TRIBUNE ALMANAC riice' "
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Rereluts Is5 DO. last week. 3es 10 sse
lsss sIl6 dos experts past WI SJ lutfs
the buolant uy that prevailed At oar 4 sed ~
u,ut thai we forchadoped esg sehsusd sss' rsJ