davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21

OYE of the best things Senator
Chandler, of Michie an, ever said was
: We need one thing besides more
money, and that is better money"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21

WM. SCorT. colored, OF Laconia,
Arkansas, is to be hanged for pOisonr
inc his wife.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21

NEAR GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE
Has ON hand Pure Donble-distilled Whisky,
Ginger Wines. Brandies. Cordials, etc,
which he will sell at wholesale and retail
Dee G. lS72-ff
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21

A PANTHER killed n child in Leake
county, Mississippi, a few days ago.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
BOOTS SHOES

We have the largest stock we have ever
opened in GAINESVILLE. You can bay Of
RiSes -kroaddus < Co.. l.sful aasssas
Mems good Brogan Shoes forsl IS worth 2 90
Boys good Brogan Shoes for 81 = worth I 50
Ladies peg'd Calf shoes for 81 80 worth IS.
Misses peg'd Calf Shoes for 81 % worth 30.
Mems Kip Boots for 81 so worth 5 90.
Mems Calf Boots for 81 00wOrth > So.
Mems good sewed Calf Boots, - ~. war
ranted not TO rip.
Boys Kip Boots for 81 50 worth %.
Boys Calf Boots for 80 80 worth 4 -. -
! Full stock of Ziegler and other makes OF
fineShoes- No one should buy before look
ing at this stock as they are really cheap,
and we want ali to call soon and reap The
benefits that we Will offer for the next -
days. Very Respectfully,
RICE, BROADDUS 4 co.
orr stock IN every Experimentation and
complete, and will ee kept so throughout
The season by new arrivals OF new and de-
sirable goods. No house in this market
carries any better stock than We do, nor
does any on . sell cheaper, therefore give ~
a call, and you will be In safe hands and
get the worth OF your money. By 80 doing
YOU will much Oblige -l fisit-f
Your friends, . nIat-.F
RICE, BROADDU & co.
Nov. ID, lS7S-tf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
NOTICE.

1 have good, gentle family Buggy Horse.
Buggy and Harness, that wish to exchange
for a saddle horse.
T. d. LEONARD, Ag't.
Feb. II, '74-2w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
IL d - u
TX TY DAY = ,

after which time We think goods VIII ad-
vance, SO come along and bny while goods
are down and you will be the gamer Ey so
doing. We want to make money for our
customers and will do il If you will buy
your goods of us within the next % or 20
days, at the end OF which time they are sure
TO advance in price. Mark the prediction,
and govern yourselves accordingly.
Very Respectfully. De-.
RICE, BROADDUS q co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
LOWEST KNOWN RATES GONslSTEN
WITH SECURITYx
! KENTUCKY MULES,
We have just received tJIfJi
a,.- TWENTY-0NE HEAD 81

of well broke Mules, from three to five
years old, all of which we Will sell cheap
for cash. Call and examine them at the
stable of rElLL-l LLL.l-z
CALDWELL & SHELTON.
Feb. II, IA IT,. -... -..-,- - RI
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21

Down I'm prices to suit the times. New ones
just arrived. Cheap for cash.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21

MEET THE ISSUE
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21

~ lfoif.ll,I-liL 1.aF 10 ai.at raalrasaE
-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
SPECIAL CASH NOTICE.

leI
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Srvyo-r March l3-BxEvEs-Pre.h receipts II st
Ie S I & Of f 27 c:r Or 425 making a5e
d. ,s,a,t 21o for tue % s, s H,si S4 p @ @ Se a
yale Saus.d .ut % n Ffnsve Of bulls ,od
S' i9 o % . IFs m S1 ao. zoe .pd Nj, our .Hi sod at
dr., 3. b Tie II carloads City all by Morris
III p :, to dress 81 D. GOLDSMITH IS dos %
to II Lc 2 n slso 10 fat bulls 1850 ID average at a.
rst li4III drr.s 81 f A. One-hundreh Thomas Gus
sold o. 'ccourt 1l2 MssOun ewI average at lll
,zsfodas receipts al at hupdreitst 40 head
@'HE gS h, @ y, s' s.e og caye Of poor
pae qua from the rIe counties lhe Ra5ke, was m " ~ H bt
So 80 y heads few Of the hest yea at loic . d. ant poor to
good do at 70. S Dutt0I soil 30 mklr tal'e uV'
lao 10 uGdlOia 2 Is. j. C. Holmes sold 40 do W 10 -oo d.
TO-DAY were ears At jersey CITY Porch-
o., Fcrveshthst total Of e1rs or lJoO nsu,
sst bs higher prce, ssEd by the .ers didn't the vs. of
buyers generally ami the transactions wre limited Holders
make any to-day sails ncue poor to good shP a. ~
,,e. D KrsT Win o P5 rs State .sso 100 s,sse
l5l ao l02 10 a. sisa and 40 .o' - 10 a. s ~ bae 1 2Is
poor ONO saeeo "A ID ayerage, At &c. p TO- ,...-. .
Il s P5r s6 ear. At jerseJ CIV toa oi p
$500 hogs making 10 sJ fr The lat lour da' ,sas 10 80 o
Noly and live Teisat are earey nol1 o.
ssd .oa At ~ ~, per b f5f C and 7il for Western
bea AL week the ofea1. ,re shade Le,ter the price
vas c or Illinois averaging 5OO D Tie mlfAi
SmSfreThe market wa higher Far,o Gao 81, and EI' "a ''
hb.r Lra sas4 Sci Ene Wool, So, receipts 50 car osd'
MICH cows FAR to Cool 500 p,rheAd.
BrYYlLO March l3CATrLE-Recp today including c7r r.
ported arrive j3 bead makug total supr for Nte ns if 5-
hesd or 53 gia.t 3S lr sls time a wees There
vas There few loads remaining tn' 10 tee
yari hrt e ani stormy for o1 operations
SHEEP Receipts today 600 hesJ, s ig total Lpy
head, against - J he4 f- time last
week yards L Market eosf ffu a. s6Gs1 for sheep
al Lambs of 3l Cralcs 80.
nc1ing reported arrivals were LOO
supply for tie week TINS car lScD he j.
sguus; OO bod o te same tine asi gek We market vas "~
- 81 3dsJ - or Ycr.ers - 1896 Tor heavy bosA All IN
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

,o per,o 1oLa12sc; Red Peprer. 2t,. Glove Stems $50
~. q, ssa a5c AVID Nuttgs. ~ 15aSl "a r. al gold
TOBACCO ac.g Le,l rnlG, M e1I, " "' see In
i in demani q ,bsai Drpe h{es s,e' lh,G S ~ i0
.ecs cop s5l ?: ,iss .ef, is72 81 @ 81 drs
\ ;r., . ;S52 4 7c; gl cs,ei TSd'cr- - p iriV az
sS7e aS bales Ysra Il zoe All 80 hIl Hssa tIDt
T8L,Ow very dali, bet prices H,hon gee 'ala5 a. iass %
81 900 10 Far outo,sn s,oes al IA % ana loOOO
4, & m for 6ne woo Nh the exception o Fall
CG which has weakened c1niierby fung i' p'st ~ avs
lt Il, u considered touched hot ftn or ' p M w.
DE-. hr, rather active eat 10 ta op 'i
r,el ~ ave be- Ia Boon, bnt both Fhmr p1' ai NeN
Yk ake continue quiet with but te qiry md poor eeIoh
proved is hei At 21a3c There h ipind 't tN
,n,ray 6ac bl Oh so'k is small the mills pf'unS su ut
d aheak Cape Wool. are not active es h9ls @ af y Rn an
3308se. OF Ge loo bas- Care olffd fo sala p.'n
" eni.y culy III bae sold, the remainder Of he ct
hgus having ben Nbdr,wn and ths sale s5Sn h'
fo.irg wers foll: 5i bales Il BE y u % baei 3'i'
ami 80 bales for export Canada Al 2O'l, ol IN bo1i l. n-g
bale. fos Canada the on actual SAFE nad he
having been bohgIt IN Nuc IL o. r. ,S1
pce ", re exp etsi Adjournment Tie sales ~ @
tire comVdsc he 70 oWiaR Wa 30 bales C1n ~ p'e
terms 20 balls 2Gc - hgls DO at PIC 90 b q" c
g. 900 DO private terms; 1000 do. Die; 1000 o. at
2ll1a22c 5000 do, choice lot al ZJc 0VUDJ 10 20"
s,y y .Jo, h. C,,P. IisT y,is a. 5jc ODD 10 Georgia
IL bales IT 81 ~; 5000 n Low Comng cree AZ
CI- 1t u1 M VbW.el fleece pya terms 10000 70 ono Xxx
- "a Fte AZ 33 bags OHIO neline al 'Ori lOps
super Pal Ije 40 bags DO at 41c 100 bags DO Ga pn,as
100 bag Caoe Pue 55c 30 bags Extra Pi AZ 41c lOoO D
scoa Pulei 5000 ComtnR Pulld At Jucj 10 O 10
5000 s2 1000 do st soc 4OJl 10 oregon scol'l
al Sjc. 5000 b Coarse a SO. lOUl 10 Ieks AZ "'
10000 do 2gei 10000 DO a. 2oe' lioUo % 90 oh
yaie terms 500 10 Rssten TeIs At 32 % 10000 hech AZ
7a, 30 Montsvleo at - o; 5000 DO o. prv,e terms
10000 Unwashed Cfeoa on p,he ,rPs to9OO ID ia
bales 36 80 bales do at 81 i 20 bales Do at 3o % aHd
30 ha''s 30. Al us o- ,-,-,t--
WHISKY steady hu; quiet, sales Of 200 bbs At 9'c meIaenE
| some al
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRnpEAH MARKFTs.


Lovpoy Mach l3l230p. p.Ene iNsy shares 20 aG89'i
scs- Central Jj-l ....
LsErooL MA -l2,9O nCotton Is steady s,l.s - 600
hale uciaug sud o the wer
Of VIich 1000 taken TOR ~ orr and
the IA t3SOJD bales ucluilf
the receipts Of the have been l3Ou bales
900 American; acu export 1900 bas SAFES on the
basis OF MdIny nothing below Good Orinar slpp@l
Apr d, &c., slprei F,1ruars ami March a.
lG. da noih1g below L1w MidIues, shipped March All l
Wheat r e pass tlree osys have teen 22OJO
quar- .ers. iucuiiag 10000 American.
lt-33O D. n The snon1t o. bullion gone INTO
ing AID bff1'e II k4NOuO tre Railway
800 A. Pars di'plicae quite kelies at ouL JU
II , 1850 b. mo- the Cotton siies to-day JOO
bales American.
Lo>Dos. March 1880 p. rrEde Railway shares, 40.
LyEHPJoL Narch ':O u.Ire stock OF Cotton afolt is
inurg SlUO1J Amcrcfa sales Tue basis Of vi
Ourals he0E LoE MihI. Gryf able March and
Apn a. Bf-adsud, quiet. Nhe H. j0l2 GENITAL Tor
California white AL Il4Q2 ios hei western hpnug
Corn. 30 6aIU %
LosDSv March l-j II Fge.tvsnty bonds 1868 1924
uTt,. 1922; New lOt Eie R4say 40 Pans
dispatches qI0te l,eutes Al GOT soc.
IIyEHPonI lj-J .. H.fot'onS1es On the h,1s OF
Nidtinx Upsnt nothing brOS GOa o.iiusT stppei feorl
~; shipped te1ulry aui March, At si do DO
dty-as Apu snd Ma o. 1's an DO, detV" lie - ani Ja
5-lG marte for ani is a. hanc rr is Gull
quoby Bacon, AZ e c"L Tor Long Clear Mddes
~ for Saodt NJ ...c..
IospoS M,rch ~ inl.--Coumon Rosn as + cTt
Sperm Ou, 600 va Lia.eeI, oh 42J 81 y ton sp.nts
Tur,eHu1e. 81 8 g. cGL
LoSDos, March 49, ?. m.-T.low. 81, . = ewt
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

Tn.,l.......................l

lll q above are 400 bses
delivery the market opened p above e'.er5s' prices
sales follows, all o. bas!s Of Low Mddlngs;
saes lat evening, sF 3 April COO IS ll16e; 200,
- 23-32 MAY, 200, 10 3l6c; LOO l6 73Lc. Jan 200,
1879 Total l5OO tAles OdsV March. 800
~ 1890 100, 10 r.; 200. 10 l532e 700 70 7l6c; 200
l5e 500 10 1850 200. 1885, 100 10 ll32c; lOO 10
500 10 1892 Ap 400 Is 2S32e 500 is IL l5c; LOO
- 2,.52ei l1 sSo l2ss 2Oo 70 254e5 aOo l51se 300
100 10 02e; 500 10 Slice 300 10 532c 400, 10 slice
June 100 l0c 500, 10 1899 200, lo'; zoo is g. &C.
ouO 10 SoSc Total ~ 100 b6ks; grand tJts is 900 bAe
CofFEEl he market Tor Rio has been quiet
ouaas has been irsfactet viii h tnds Ther. hs Leen
eemtbo noss'ei iron hs eoCl and iobbers suppi getting
Liuo tJ are p.Iug rather better ps Mid
9te ana u1ohdnse5 quote Ordinary eargor 232d23sc FAr
Co. 24125c Good do 259 pc Phae DO 26laa2Gs1c and
sIEene H.Es Tor ot % 2a27 % ali cold Java bg,
h-factilo &tl2a27c Jsmsca - 26 Porto
-o.SGSSo, ~. aud Cosis ihes - iJd2Ga an god.
COCOA eoathues quiet;
terms AID ~ bsS' GfsnsGa lO cuueIri guo Cpsvnu
s@lU4 NAecss l4djIc; A4a1s,bO. zSd3Oc karte BONN 20
I is04.fc.. ,Ii Grsnsds, asa sll gold e'
tAksbbs-Ihe market dai hHt
quote AdansruSs l6 II Seisc X o. al li. 81 ~
"a .. ldGlSi sPern al 2se Patent sSa3oe and Panaar
fREiGH1S-Tte neat IN al ues eontnu. yery irst ,,
not plenty AZ
we're: To Liverpool, bT - go bush Gr.in III a
lU2f; $1,000 bush. do 4 leiAalOtd; 90 b9res Bae.r
45A To Loadon. by sail, cor nll hasn AZ Be- 81 10
sat 100 sides baihe Zoe, snI IL oss Measurement Gods AZ
5Ds. The clue5 .4yde AaercE u Lcnoe Ant.egp
bremen rb IOiOJ hl.. tuIe r. ofsH8 rny frmst an
Italian 81 80 hence Isra31f rih u cso Of crr.
Stns. S.if as; Aae,4a VI J3i is aeacr
avAla s.1 Shook ~ ljr .II hs euoongf of oO2
iols. iLs' =. .,'t. .s t4s rtl 4l, nu,-r tsra,
tIsh-Dig o. }r sss-y ,tit limited ilqGg quoted
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
M - l-Il.MLng -or - hank shares :
The following are the official comparative returns
Of the indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette Rail
way Company fof ti5 month Of January:
,ath Of January {:

The new Finance Comm tee Of the Union Pacific
, Railroad CoIaDany is as fellows Oliver Ames r.
Gordon Dexter Elisha Atkins Geo. Scott, c. j. Os-
born. Jas. ID. smith. aDd j. L. C.. Harrison. the latter
aGsyernmeut director. The new Executive Com
mittse Is as fellows Sidney Billion. Elisha Atkins,
+. Ga1don Dexter, BENZ. r. Bates Oliver ABes. Jay
Gould and james r. WAv,u, the latter u Govern
ment director
The following is Comparative table of tle i'm
ports of foreign az goods this port for the week
ending March - sEd since the beginning of the year:
20, n,'r',s % g. iS'2R;, a. iss73 .,is!4.
Tbrovu o. 'a-rAr.... 3.oil $50 28i5iss Rsl47S4
r,,s5eIs fe 55-. 80 az s3j4j28ss s27 227.es
f1Issh ss 1aTssi.. JSJOs Os5 So 452sjs 2sSg054S
The movement in dry goods for the week shows
the amount entered for consumption 10 have beer
! $iS6O72; withdrawn from warehouse, S9ds, ,692
warehOused. 5GSJ.l4l.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Pennsyl-
vania Railroad lJ9 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
70; Reading Railroad j7.. Pennsylvania Railroad,
-G2 Gold liz
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
BANKihG AND FINANCIAL

NEw-YoRE AND 0swEGo HIDLAND RAuRoAD
COMPANY.
First Mortgage BondhOiders are renuested 70 de.
5osit their BONDS with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company prior 20 the 18th April and receive in eX-
change lTnst CeItlncates emitting them 10 repre-
ssntation by the Committee Of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage Bondholders Ior
further particulars apply 10
HEIDELBACH FRANK & Co.
Bankers No. 50 Exchsnge place NeW-York
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
WOOL MARKET.

PuriprLpHrl March l3 Wool srn; stock scarce; Ohio
P,1lsyVaas aud West Virginia Double Erta and above 25
5Oc NesYo Michigan, Indiana. and Western ne 5O@15e'
Medium JidjG.i Cof.e 1Oc CGnont 'Ashet 90 IVc
uuwasle 3GI3S. Coise an1 Medium wahei 3oG3Sei Iu9'
5fUJTL Colorado washe 2503O; colorado unwashed
gOQ 23c md Medno puel 45GJOc No. ard snp-r
prI $50 5O Teas Menn 2Sa33c; Teras Coarse,
22a25; Cahon and Medium - a3jc; California Coarse
22Q2jc
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
Is72-J. IS7J-t.

hUGAkTLe fsf Rzgs has beeb iiE The basis Of 70
r. Far % Gop R,llE s e'uprss 400 Ibis MHovaio tt
81 56; l5 hhl DO At GS Ald - bids DO al also late
lay 4J s Good Fair - a. - iAds Pou0 Rico
s pAO Lhi. Aaseosd l3 Ads and 100 or
Cerfd agd part NuscoEAdo s - POrt0
hco st AID 40 LAs bIadi aasas yrfEr tuns Refined
Head, hlsiIess. HAH', fsEicTet Crushed
{. Sasis.
stRiRlN ,l1 ard fy acve sales Of 90 tre Pin, a. w.
AMI 400. q n Ciy tlt. li gts.
hfltEs-Inc maket quet all kui.. quot. Mace
81 23GB 81 Psppe ~ a22ej Glgsr I2al3G CI6To AZ "a
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FuDAI. March 49, 1879.
ASHESPos moderately sought a and tho msAet lely
a. G3tc Pearl, ere dul and nomalIly unchanged.
BkUOM CORN AND BROOAS-T-e H.fAct for Corn r-msiH,
quiet qnob@ change prices al L.
flr New l5i 7dlOc for New Green Brsh AMI Ss Bfsc
aud New Red and Red!pd BoOzs du ahe un-
changed.
BELSwAX-There fair business tong apl prices firm
OOO D. egpoT 81 5ic for Western and
Southern.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
}. .no,. gal. M.rrh, Gah. Annl, N,r

-, u,, Nl,,t sse spot gsse hsreh, G9Le. Bpnl, New,
G7 7io ips n.Iei 6jc for Sew No Grade Gj4s 0aIs qas'
,,i SOC Tor NJ. Rece epts-2OOO busl "heh
30 bash. Corn, 1000 bnA oiis shpments-2OO0 bu'h
Wheat 5000 brsh. Corn -. - A. .,, ,ot.
p .d Strained Cuie Turpen ne steady a. IL w
fr Hard. anI 81 80 FOR Yellow DIP Tar deaayd u 10
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

. o . p,.,,.t p,,t p,v Hacs,rel ard vannu
snoi sio 5OGsls J. and - 80 for M = NS
A ~ 9i c,tf ,nd droy bcd Sl6. Box Herring are
.oxiT AMI the demand SOC fo fcaeli 81 ~ "i "
49, ne,r,o are weaker d1l; quoted at ~ l7l
FLOUR AND MEAL-F,our op~ne with tur nqru nos o.,
~ % nd cbo &c araaes Winter Wheat Extras steady with more
aourv the market Vert dn am most grs %
cl Is trneri sales Of S,5Oo o'''
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,
UppNONr Division


VERMONT DIVISION,
PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD
WITH
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
EASTERN RAILROAD OF1 MASSACHUSETTS
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw-LNGLAND IN
vEsriENT.
The issue is LIMITED to $4,000 per mile, and has
basis of CASH CAPITAL STOCK OF Sl,2OO,OOO PAID IN
AT PAR.
A limited amount remain unsold. Price Tor the
present 50 and accrued interest, in currency.
FOR sale By
E. & I. FAIRBANKS & Co.,
st. Johnsbury, VT;
FAIRBANKs, Brown d Co,
Q Milk-st, Boston;
FAIRBANKs & Co.,
81 Broadway, New-York;
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

TuK RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prol H..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read al the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully ID
TRDCNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-foTk.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

N. Y. AND OswEGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BoSDHOLDERs by applying At our office can receive
the report and plan OF the committee for the TeOf-
gsnizaiiop Hayng marketed these bonds and
being Ours,'yes l"vRe err thereof. Wc shall he
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

Quotations
core u 20 a 8 Qgoed
Receipts the shipping 1873 bales; tlis
a ~ bales hsaay last l9463 bales
$3.50 0J bes; Iao last 2S1O374
3G7 bales ccfOhdatei stock 73i oy7
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

There is no change TO note in money, and cali
loans are reported at and per cent and prime
discounts u ready inquiry at 5l0Gi. There is no
change in the legal tender circulation.
Government bonds have been quiet on the smallest
kind OF business. The market was steady and
closed on the basis Of i19I to 119. for 1868 We
.lo.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

PRTROLEi MTaee better tone prevalent the market ior
Rtoei o1 ,nd more dposuen on TIE P Of buye 70 operate,
higher cLrcted business the Transaction,
500 tbs LAf NsY Ice 900 bLs, Gri! hall
June 900 bb ha do, 10th Gci quoted l494
dl5c MaTcL ard 10 Ia. Ami Cisef steady at 2Oz2O
Hsphth E At De- SPOT and 9 future Crude In buiE held at
prompt deverJ Shipping Crude
02dlOasc The Cek qotou, io' spot we're 81 40 Oh Civ;
g S42c 3D. Ti;usvs; al GGGil 50, Petroleum tchtfe iBI
81 fj Psfker A. Pt tlegh the market rae1 hrm but dull
Bh.dl4a,r. March. and Sc. t.d for AprL
RCE-A descriptions rutI steady Domee esreiy b,'hs Ia
buytrs fVor tbs are - asks Carolina a II cssr TO-
(choee So 40 hbl Esaas al ami So bsss Ran
goon Al 7isaiasc
SHEDs-Co'er firm rh moist. dea,ni ffn the bone trade
$50 bags PINE los; Pent,sn!i sni Western
qaoie9 92191e Tiaoibv duh - 2Odt2 30 Below
nct NJ G. 4 Clss-r, sa0's comparative shpmsatI
from Ne6fos Tot tso IL. ffoa OtL g Mach l3
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
5GplHls Dduhs
Gteampoars auo Rlllrodos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on lfousatonio
~ and NAOssuel R',roalS ise o. steamer LA1EA s.seos
port. Steamer BRIDGEPOgT as before.
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
soa Ss s Of q ei1 S conats . eSa .
South Branch R H la%pSp alcaon st ea.sfe
Bol also vim hlgh yIe' Rss Drss, line 70 Hs,.9s
''-'' gISTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commeucing Z. !, 1873 Leave YORK olovs;'
t5 55 s5, %-Ss sAS % La,.oo 6st1 s',@ Bah A''
6am-Say Tram for PsnaeM ,c.
wkesbarr P,taGa anharo5 cy NJ Carmel Hatetoo iSns'
anaOet TSsnHd wlysrey, &c counee' at JaaesOn With De-,
I5i Sa N sGsSISs morn siraE.s daily reet scnay. En Ar,,
&c w,tn @ rarOr's ear. 10, 70 D'9yls; m Wi.l,mport &C.
i2tS ,DE F5TaH;: siSTs5 & % ga' Es,S ps A
ing Columbia Lsscaste-, sp5rst, Poiye, Har,5ars &c
5S sS VS. Wv Tran Tram % for fai p9s t''l"' 'a4 D''
4 :. iason s 5 &c., ' Sa h All % r ls N'''S c'ni e
$50 p T-Wsy Tam Tor somrrvLe AM F.eRinztoa
OILS D. m.-Wsy rna for Ps.nfsL
town, Resdiag, Harrisburg Prs.urgh. cLcaAo, &c.
6P m-WaT Tran for son,rTlLe
7;56 n Emrrlrtl-'or Ea..or
~ Il ~ p n.NgSr -T'S ia,n sai.a isi S'1f',pH
u ts5 RI.S;'' sl; cfe GO SO s
g. 4:l5 $50 4f5, s. 5l5. $50 5:i5. u, 620, Gao 7l5,
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger AzegL
ERIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
II htsr Of Trains king eject Janeir1 H. ls7L From Clam
b,rs-t Depot (Por 23d-,r no.e be.owl
$500 n-Cnenrs4 and Chicago Day BIprss DrssncRoss
Cosehes BSaao and eepag Coaches to dessI4uou. al,
lO:45 m-EHprss Ms for Buffalo AMI hlasan Falls hpf
INN lDnyl-Psfo Express to the West. Sleeping oo,h-e
through 10 Bulao hagsa Falls, CiHenuaA Detroit aAa S1s'
SilaOei Charge
Pon Jerrs 90 900. 1850 sad lo45 43o. 1850 'As
MidIietovr 500 1880 500 .lO30 and 1O:i5 s45,
4:Y0 1880 Y II. TIE 900 q n. ami 4:30 " tals
eenneeI with Ner.YOrk sad o,"egO Midland Railroad
Goshen 900 500 $3.50, $780, 'lO:3O aud l0;i5 3I
3:45. 4:50. 1880 snd 200 ON
Vsbargh. 1880. and i0:i5 m. $3.50 and 80
Warwet. $500, lO:45 m. sn1 4:S0 p.
sahep, g. 645; g. o:oU 1880, sHdlO:4j 34j. &
RfS!e~ooi HdhoSu Iie,iale AMI R.n,.y. t6 GAS s.
$3.50. tIO:30, l0:t5 m 40 . o. $50 saA dl5o
E.?1 e aoos 49, is SIS 33j AS g. S:5 g. SO T.
SIS lG3o 'ai li;So M ,ni II s,,alaT sga;s oa'' g.
Nrcsn 70 I, oSV i tv.to ~ .I.oO H. ''i' s''' "
Rutbe,fnri Para and Pf.c '4o g. 1880 To- 1850 Ia
noon sl:a5 4 8 s. D. $50 SIS, l0iSO, spi IIS0n
and m. AMI IL si,Gniay ~ zLis on'. - .oo
Roelesool 5 8 10. ard $50 30 3:l5 i:l6 4i1 9JV
Gre sAu Sc 49, snd $3.50 l3O $40. El5. 63o e'10
sna .7:As NJ sPd IL Ssi9ray nsnt, SoT AK ..5 s3a
6.30, f1:45 .. ald - Na.usdsy myats only - "a. ,qa
sud yaek 49, AMI 03O r.. 1880 Si1 4'' ''''
$50 f7;4s D. IN sna II Sasas ~ nglss onlH
spnns Valley anu Wav and $50 4:i ,..,. l,,v,
kOrkIrRns esvng taanbesst ereh " hD, 80. k,,ur
Sbambert quarter hoars leav Tsensvulri y 80
Bos leave IwenE thira@ at 1880 snd ll;oo @ ~ IL
vth nans lssying Cssnberss. ssme hoarI The '
midnis hi trains sssu from th.mbers-at oHy os,,s
Tickets t,r passage lswinx Room and he
BrcsWsr cor OHehgnd7c and twenty 6Jh,t Aaa 1hrs
BrOeEl,li 'hs Company DrVe- All o. Asss
Waaph Ie1eir .i ,sspo.uoa,
no n. ABBOTT, GeasraI fssen1m AVE-.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. &c: rMei
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
clad to confer with other holders, with view 10
the protection Of our mutual interests, ~, -.
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH
No 5 NASSAU-ST,

BANkINF
No. 5 NAssAU-sT
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS ana GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits, anu
allow interest at the rate Of four per cent; make
Collections, and transact general Banking anu
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
rRN PACIFIC GoID BONDS, which, at present pTices
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at s. aud accrued In
terest. FISK =" HAHN
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
state bonds " cre duh and barely STEADY. The
following w,Ie The bids:

In rlilTOad bonus the only ieatue OF I'M
portance was an advance of per cent IN Unien
Pacific Incomes which sold as high as SOI. The
following were the bids for railway mortgages:
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
financial.

a1 .o ar
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
noLAssEs-The market steady Domestic with sales Of

1870 bhla SewOreans from O9a '4c
NAVAL STORES-rhe active market fr Spirits Iupen
,. TO-DAY and aler tone: inquiry cisl - clatHe t'e OF
quoted AZ &C.
strained Ro- - 40; Fur grades inactive ana
entire Nv nominal quiet bot about - or iir5" o wh
,as o 80 Wash ngon - l2 PIclJ1obus a. . e2
80 fir Puue Cts, delivered. ~
oIS-Liasee D. 10 demand 96c Ojohbrr ots; large
los can be hA Crude sperm strong and bno ant
but We sales Meaaden remains Ver qHa 'ieI a. l
Prime quiet but steady quoted o. - 1880 t'uIe
Co,,ou arriving freely tie oaenng hoe'A anu pnee'
weak. OlsaIe JUL
PKOvIsOSs-rte PoIs market h steser thorgh dae on spo
iatae the sales cash and ife tU bs
$40 S.G-lb iur Now oo- SlbH-lt Tor ''y
THIN Mes, &10-l1 p 0r Clear FOR iuie ,llef
of 800 bhs. Mess, seller March, last t a. gl be
Of 20 Is. &J0tll % Tor PAN Mess
sl4a$l3 80 or Mes SO fr Packet Ierce Beef trn
"a Of 2jO tcs PasieDAA . Ncs private Be Hams
are oqe active safes Of 800 boxes Dy Sailed
Souliers st 7lGaG2 1000 frcsh Hams IL ID average
lOLc SmuseI Hams, la l6 average, AZ u 2ul2 2.
80 cs Dr Hams II ID, al lUc; 10000 % Bellies II
81 900 ID DO. for WeA ~ u ayrg- al J'
blt hrm. sales so boxes Half ani H3 al "; sni
contract flr 500 boxes dO do at 3ls teflHt DIel Hogs
ad tTIer; qnote 7-4l4 for I, al 1a1 l;3c
Land ul closes tam aal quiet ss II lJO
tb4 sH ic+ si 9ls- FOR 80 j. 90 Tor Cyi .i649c. for
10 and Jtse f1r hiekeued 5DJ trs Kettle,
20 arnve next mog per bal olanC for utge delivery
hear Of 1jU seller Ami At J2@j 9lCa and 'JO 'cs seller
MAY ats ll-IGc 90,
a. M 4uUf