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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-04-24

again. His old companions welcomed
him, but his heart VAS heavy with
thoughts of his terrible contract with
Satan.
How is it possit-." thought he,
ito fill the empty chas rs in my head
once the homes of my best and trucst
friends-with such d,mons as Satan
would have? All, me would that |
had never been BORN.
TO add to his misery, Conscientious
ness came and raped al the door of its
accustomed home.
Il see. friend 10, then art here again.
I've been searching fpr thee far and
wide, that might occipy my old place
again. although You s;A,t me close, and
stiaed my voice whe!SI tried to save
thee from harm
"Begone. thou art ante ready to oc-
cupy another's prop2sy"
Il tried to find mt returned Con-
stientiousncss, 'but i vain"
".Ayaunt. | tell thee, or Twill smite
thee TO the earth.'
Next came Sublimity and Ideality-
the one majestic in nlien, the other the
personitication of all that is lovely in
the craces.
Here is onr dear home al last" and
20 saying Ideality thr IS herarms about
Jos neck and kissed him. Now let
us 20 in to our abid;.g place.
Curse upon you cried Jo. You
here too: Away. Bang some Gend to
occnpy your place, u'.'ess ye can decor
ate hell with more horrors than il now
possesses"
Ideality gathered mp her beautiful
robes and hed in djsinay.
satan in this worG!." cried Sublim-
ity. as he dashed his ponderous weight
against 'he u"or oi rs "Ia nome Ah"
!" IN instant WAS '''@''.''
~ ell done. c' II DO 1'a II
thcre ARE yous"
y - aud m lie' to stay
III lost, III los cr'eu 'o'
No. yo" r. saved crled Suoilm'iy'
- YOU oAt c'!' N our o'd iF'ehds'
aeEe ,'Hee'ent shess' the lns''
helt, 'hat ArF a'Fs' Truman
.Y7
al >ai-!" l'4"','4'' f'A-F+,.'.'' '.i.-'
LOOKS i'T A'.p &" 'i.s N'F'."' "e.'I'
h@"1'"'r"''' 'A"' VIII WIN toHf enc
mics b., h'""'..,S, and Ni.T',A...'E
..'"' I'-".. "P '',' III 't'. '-'.' '..', "' T.
l..' 'l.'' H. al" inca '.. .>'-''.' " IL! il
ne can.
'h' Una, Your gam" Is II. Yelled
>a'Ah' hAf-1h- 0FIhs,e"e ''"'t u
i" head.
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~. '-'''''l' ''''.''''' ''.'.' "''>s'''''.
HOP, spirituality. Oh. Jrsa.~-'omc.
".fo' dear 10 Don't vnu know ut..
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-04-24

There was little girl
And she had q little curl
Right in the middle of her forehead:
When she was good
She was very, very good,
And when she was bad she was horrid.
She went up stairs,
And her parents, unawares,
Was looking out of the winder.
She stood on her head
In her little trundle bed,
And nobody by to hinder.
Her mother heard noise,
And she thought it was the boys
A-playing in the empty attic;
But she ran up stairs
And caught her unawares,
And spanked her most emphatic.
n~"Time cuts down all, both great
and small" How about the provision
and grocery bills?
WHY'S a kiss like some sermonsa
Because there are two heads and an
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-04-24

Yes. aud I'm he1 to stay"
I'm lost, I'm los = cried 10.
No. you're saved cried Sublimjtv,
...f YOU bnt call in sour old friends.
There's Cou,c.ent lsness, the just;
Hors, that aev airs; Human
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

of the leading shares. The transactions were large
and well distributed, though of course there were
some favorites. among which NewYork Central
Union Pacific, Western Union. Pacific Mail, WABASH
and Erie stood foremost. The market led oil Win
sharp squirt in Erie which moved up rapidly Hoih W
TO 81. without reaction. Then came the news
that the China had arrived safely, anu ''S
was Immediately followed by brief specu-
lation in Pacific Mail which moVeu up
quickly from 40 to 42l, and later 10 10 J."
the mean time Union Pacific had pcen eagerly
picked up and the price advanced from a' 10 a"s
the movements in this stock evidehclue SONIC "n''
the alleged contest wagng TO Obtain coh''o' y, "'o
affairs of the Company at the March election new,
York Central also exhibited much anlina''o"' "nu
was bought freely on the favorable statement o ios
wears businoss Western Union was ieadihg lea
ture and the continued talk of an early dividehd
stimulated free purchases of the same, the pr'ce
reaching over 7S Wabash was strong anu au' ahecu
over per'cent. The only marked reaction IN the
whole list was in Erie which fell pack 10 oo'' the
carly advance having been due TO an improvements
in the London market. where the stock was Ill de-
mapd. if being settling day on the Stock Exchange
tbore In the remainder of the list the highest quo
tations were generally made at and after the sec
ond board. There was a far trade III investment
shares throughout the day. notably III the cases OF
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, and Now-Jer-
sew Central. The market wound up firm at very
nearly the highest prices. The opening, highest,
I,oot and closing prices of stocks follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON JAN l5-l230p mThe Directors the Bank Of England
Al their meeting hIei the OF discount at the BANK
az 40 ner cent United FveTwenty bonds 1858 lOs
Ten Fores IA. Fves l0l g. eIvdeni Erie Railway
43l Sevlork Central w. rams dispatches quote Nh ~
5sf 52le-
LvEsPooL jan l5l230 mCo,ton to arrive 16i cheaper
sses on Mdhns Upands nothing below Good Ordinary
shipped and January d. d. shipped February aud
March . 1854 100000, =
LvERPooL, Jan. 15l mCoon quiet and unchanged sales
10 600 bale, including 900 for speculation and export
LONDON Jan. l5-l:30 .. m.-Brie Railway shares, 4l'i
LONDON Jan l5-2 m-Bne Railway shares, a04 DO pre-
erred. IL - 90 49, s,-, ,, -. Nj,
ding Uplsn nothing Good OrnsrS deliverable March
Ami a, nothing below Low Midugs shipped December
ats Baeon-Long Clear Mdiles 1876 per ew Tao", 81
per 80,
LoSDos 1880 m.-Rue Railway shares 45ad4oSs
preferred II Il Paris dispatches Renes at 3st toe
LoypoS jan l5-3 D. m-Bne Railway shares. 45i4d45L2
vERPoo 1873 O the Cotton sales day o. 700 bales
American.
during the week The proportion Of the Bank
reserve TO Liabilities last 43 = cent 4o
cent Consos money 92sg92li the 92l4d92
United bonds-Se. Elves lO22 Enc Railway shares 4b
30 D cent Paris dispatches quote Reotes at 5sf 81 a
LyEsPooL, Jan l5-4 m.-Midng upands Cotton. s4 Mid
ding Orleans. SsdSS4d
Loypoy jan I5-B m-The OF bullion gone into the
Bank Of Bngsn on balance to-day Is 2l5 600
LysRpooL Jan m.-CottoBsaes the basis Of Mdns
U,nd nothing Good Ordinary shipped January aud February
Al basis Of Mddins Orleans nothing below Low
Mdngs deliverable March and April at Sls Bressufsrhe
market Is quiet Wheat Is 9a4 GENITAL for average Caons
White and l24dl2il for Red Western Spring Corn, 40 y
quarter - - ,,, ,,,.,o, ALL. r.n
LyzRPooL jan l5-gveuing Common Rosn 7lGdS cvt
LONDON Jan l5-Eyening -Lueed OIL aZ'd Nv 8 per Ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
COTTON MARKETS.

Lor.,urz Jan. lb--Cotton quiet; milling lyc 1870
lb-JOton sasrr VI dlngi lOf+i ~ ''o'p"
1858 baes. sales 2 ~ bales stock, 1927 ha,s
BALTIMORE. lJ-Coiton doll sbd nonin hing 100
Low Mddug lja Good Ordinary IS'i gro-s ne'epv
2I5 bales exports 100 bales saIes 20 oa' "oss
1925 bales 81.
NORFOLK jan IjCoton Mddtng De- n't rcosin"
2775 bales; Great Britain. 100 bales eos,s <-i"
sales. 255 bales: 81 bl1 bfeN
MEMPHIS l5t,oton qnst and seitf Low hhlnhg -"
l54 "a bales shipments 2OoO Bales soes o'"O"
bales
SOB EXPORTS SOC bales sales Ito bales s'oes
Boros Jan l5-coon quiet ntiing lie; receipts 1913
bales; uoss receipts 1923 bales sales $50 bales oci, 5OOo
bales -
demand moderate; Coed ord
nary Aidng. 10 is net receipts DID, ba's exports
Britain $40 balesi TO Psuce l32 bsies eoast~ss
23s bales sales 1000 bales stock. 1903, 40 bases
I5,Otou demand fsir hddhng 10 ~ receipts
1893 bales. sales. .O9t bales.
SKv.ORrIAss Jan l5.-Cotton dun ana easier; Mddhug,
l63sr Low Mdtlnq l54c; Strict Coed Ordinary. lac net
cuts 45l bales; 1888 bales; exports 70 Great Bniss
2S2 bales oosstgs 22l6 bales 1000 bales last evening",
5000 bales; stock, 2,1O6 bales .,.,,. So.
CasELEsroS. Jan lj,otton dull and nominal hlhns ioee
l53,c; Low Mding lhlt6l5a Street Good Ordinary IA -;
net receipts bales. exports, 70 Great Britain, 1873 eaes
sales. 700 bales; stock. 67,74s bales ..,. - ,x.
PHu.DgLPHil Jan. l5-Cottou que Mddnng lie Low Md
ding i6c; 0riinar 10 2 net receipts 2o4 bs''
gros. 500 bales; Gres, Britain. % bales -
Jan. l5ioiton unsettled: blyers not vinr rr
prices; Mddug receipts oo2 bales snpmes''
l29 bales; sales LIS bales. -. go. a., j.
MosmK Jan. ij.-Coion qne demand Vht; MGlne 10 %
1850: Low Mding l4a scl Good Ordinary, ls0 he g
receipts gross III baissi erpor. 10 Fues s6
bales 23 bales 'ass 1900 bAI,s' stock olZ'o bars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

Mir-d ss,aas4c New s2se, No Grsee 63e New e0isasl
,t, dali and dip,ne a, Is Tor Clover seeds eh 81
IS 20 Dressed Hogs sold AZ 90 GOS6 s. Reeept-7 900 bash
Wheat, and 1000 bush Osk. shpnens-loVo Qua" "h'A'
10000 bush Corn. spi 5000 bu,h. Oats "a, -,
ism Refined, l3sd l3s 'fo',
Zoe Fonr Wheat Gaet and ssso'
Red 81 G0dsl 50; Amber ~ 7Ods 49, Whte spnn. u ~
9O092c Cora anoi hut srm Yellow Oh, 1885, Do Ne~ D
s5e oas IN f.r aen,ni White 5sa6ls Bfey aod ba5 Nal
unchanged. Whisky, Al O2 =,
st Lor jan Is dun unchargcd What oal az
lover; sales sprng al 26dt ~ e inside pro
Fail ~ 4JnSl ibl Cora ag ard lower AZ &c iof Ne
Nrrd G0 b. ehator ole ,h ode - .
0f33,c March dull and lover 430432' Tor No "a
elevator Barley 6m amt unchiuled kge hshef a. re Tor NO.
Whsg 9Se Pro,sons DOL limited iohing demand
D sa,ed 81 may quol Is hgber bat round
os Green sold 81 Sac iof Shouler fa1 ~ 'or ,sa
p SIDE for Gear Bacon steady III for Shondsrs
So Tor Clear RIB sdcsi clear d. ari no-hsy tsi
mot Hog. quiet shippers lower at - oqtf oO IseeT' SO
a. 40 aE OF sale. l5&5 Zj Castle anchsng~ii as, 81
Far to Gooi s3aS} 20 Far 70 Choe Sa'' sesr.
a. 1;g45 H. Receipts 900 bbi. Flour lVO hasn "tct
900 insf Corn 600 bnsi. Oa,s 2OJO basi barley INV
bush RIVE 1000 Hog. aad 100 Cattle 90 A. A., . An
Wu.re1ox \ q Jan i5.-SDnis Turreuhne brm ~ 5f
Roam 6r Al - 10 TO- CuJe farpeun STEADY "a ~
for Hard; 81 50 tor Yellow DIP Tar sVa1J a. u ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARX ETs.

NV YORK Jan late arrival ye.iea ths
three days against SS2 for the CORRESPONDING tune as' wees @
Of good weigh; very aru and the yard,
were cleared Of stock a. an early hoa foo 70 s nnS common
good native steers 9a re h. ars % 1Ia - p
limited hut prices well sustained MIXED veas were
i iis h. md 5 Noa S holy calves. ioe BY
" Ts ,aa GT'.s s enss a ssSs "
L,sB-Recepts were cars or 1853 heal mas,ns
713 days, against 292 Tor the spending
week The demand was brisk aud The mirAsi va 2
y h. asd some Of the best 7se %,
do 80 TO- Gis ia DO ia ID, t5is.i and 81 DO Il9 d. at
? ~ k pS 29 s e DO s'f @ 'fs Jersey &b
OF 10; a. 49, . 2s Ohio sheen ~ n agera1e at Sig p
l6S do sSa At69,c; 1917 DO - 10 6'c 20 Ohio Gull ~
~ 81 Jersey sheep, % 3D. at o.i and LOO ONO DO u 3D.
sss 81 ears or 40 hogs manf 5000
three days against II $50 for the sane time @ sss
are city dressed hog. were steady at 7h9oe hi aud
BUFFALO Jan. l5.-CrLB-Tbe receipts TO-DAY including
rere,ls7 e.d making The ,S.. supply fo
same nne IS. wess the market yesterdays prices
S9 S0 f' S S, dS lsi 90 So s r.. Il G'
sysssg b01 o. At Is 90 Z. In9s oss o sssi1 i n a.
s4G sj $50 bead OK steers ranging from l4l 10 1850 TO- at
sarrp AND LxsThe receipts today 400 bead m,ing tn.
supply for the week thus a IL zoo ne, s.. ~ seSG
Yesterdays prices Michigan sheep, ranging from s.
- 2jdfB Do 400 head ONO heep ranging rom -
TO ~ 10. al g. JOds5 9Th
H0Gs-The receipts to-day including reported arrivals we're 400
head the supply the TINS far l2bOO head
against 600 head for the time last week the marie. was
et hut good offering nearly all the yards we're disposed
Yorker, IS 2sQS5 62 ~ heavy hogs 80 55Gs5 80
EAST LIBzRrr Jan lCtrral Llge Sloek Yard
ending II 363 67l head
,n l ear. the before supply for sales has been
fr and rather lighter ouhhrough the attendance Of buyeS
Al better than the feeling shows Improvement II
trade although present writing much stock has CHANGED hsnds
m. market dyanced E good grades Extra
40O 10 800 To- 6ne smooth steers S6de6 2J Prime l3OO q
400 10 S. 10 300 Good $685. 5O Medium. - loa
81 90 81 2jdS4 75 Sockers S3Gt3 5Oi Bulls, ga
So so Sales for the week Amounted to 1902 head $1,000
HOSTILE receipts for the week 100 ears or lSZOo head
before The has been light a1d
quality mixed the market has been active and demand cool
and continued % firm with all sod out best tops
So IS 10 IS IS u IS Co. common 81 80 10 50
sHEsPrhe receipts for the week we're 81 cars or OoOV hes
against esrs the supply only moderate; quality
about offered here the attendance ~ ues good
market moderately active and prices firm about the ooNing 70
100 N hne So 80 to 81 10; 50 TO 80 ID hne wool - Il
s. 49, Indiana 81 TO s. 25 common, 81 to 81 10 and everything
l.oL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
State FACTORY. ape 70


RICE connues sales to-day Of 40 from 81
Saar 80 do At SL; 1875 bhIs Lonisns 7xD8-c 200 bhA
Raagoen 7,d7e and 1900 bb Rangoon, bond $S 3jd
So 10 gold.
sEEDs-Cloyr moderate request of ESQ bsgs Prime
a De- Timothy dull and nominal
STEARIN dull and veal at 9c.
SUGAR-Rav Sugar quiet bat eadg sales COMPRISE 40
Fair Refining 73 and 10 bids Demsrt Al be-, eoi
las; JJ boxes Centrifugal a; SsdS4 and rs
hhd aoles Sugars 7is quote Pair 70 Cool Refining 1870
and Prime Refining Sisc Refined Sugar eay nis POwiern
Crushed and Gnuuae llci As lOc; IL, 9ea9's Extra C
3lie., and Cs. SH9c A.. ~
TALL0w fiir, active steady sales Of $4,000 e.
ard lZ5 bbls. al vi ooo -,
TEA-toptnues qu bat steady; sales today embrace 1000 half
chests Grceus and ] 100 hsfchests Ooiongs . -, oo,
WHISKY oil 3VV NJ
30 bbls at ggl4s, casl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

Among other causes which produced o buoyant
stock market to-day was the announcement that
Commodore Vanderbilt had notified the Union Trust
Company that he was prepared to take up the whole
of the notes given by the Lake Shore Road in Octo-
ber 1873 in settlement of the debt due by the Lake
Shore to the Trust Company. These notes amount
to 81, sOO,000 in the aggregate
The Canada Southern Railway Company has been
organized by the election Of Mr.. =. L. Cable, who
lives the line of the road. as President and Ed
ward A. Wickes as Vice-President We hear that
the Lake Shore Sinking Fund loan has been closed
ont.
The Third National Bank Of Nashville announce
in another column that they prepared to attend
to the funding and registering of Tennessee bonds
and will furnish all information in reference to the
Funding law on application.
Mcssrs. O. ID. Ashley a. Co. advertise in our col
for sealed proposals for the balance OF the hrst
mortgage bonds of the Masonic Hall and Asylum
Fund. These bonds appear to lie so well secured
that we supposed the entire loan had been taken
up by the lodges and capitalists of the fraternity
and are somewhat surprised to find that II has not
We have inst received from the publishers VIM.
b. Dana d Co, Nos. ~ and 81 William-st., bound
volume of The Rdii,rdy Monitor. embracing the
numbers issued during the year ls3 The Rdtirdy
Monitor occupies special field among railroad
puDlicatl0nS ana cOUDlnts inc VI ii
manual and newspaper it is, III fact, railroad
manual issued in monthly numbers and furnishes
reviews of annual reports az they are issued, and
also full summary of current railroad intelligence
We are indebted to The Financial Chronicle for the
official statement Of the receipts and expenditures
of the New York Central and Hudson River Kali
road Company for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
1873 IL will be seen by the report that the road con-
Times to prosper under the management OF Com
nodore Vanderbilt In 1868 the Company reported
its gross earnings at S199OO9l5, and net earnings at
S6.S70,OG9; in 1869 it reported gross earnings at
S22O7l ,O74, and net S79o5l2 For subsequent years
the figures have been as follows
Is69-7O. IS70-7I. IS7I-72. IS?2-13
Gross GAMING. 1868 $50 1872 lO5 SO 5oOt7G S9 l4bs5l
Operating 1850 oeo ,c "A, .oe ~ "a, nos
Ne, esrnmgs ss29524 ss2GOsl7 s9134 sll 4s4 s64
Showing an increase in net income during the last
year of S2,35O,624, or nearly Il per cent on the
$50 42s 800 of share capital of the Company. This
surplus, instead of being divided among the stock
holders has been principally devoted to roadway,
grading and bridging for the third and fourth track
The receipts and payments the past two years have
en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

AL
me- vino have had auy Misgiyngs ~ the large
80 the amount Of our borrowings In foreign cOun-
noss I'm do well to note that the amount paid up in
tanJ'n last wear, account OF American corporate
ia sas Yl549Oi6G or say &77,00000O; beside which.
A. zoo COO was paid account OF English Joint stock
si.s Tor investment In United States enterprises
i.n total OF $50 100000; and II 10 TO be kept mind
that n addition TO this amount We have exported
@ nnknown sum Of securities VI various kinds previ
om,1v issued and have effected like transactions with
us, nutrtes In OF these facts 100000 must
e.n 49, ~ moderate estimate Of our borrO wings In
$3.50 dmring 1873 although that panic year,
d % negatiat,ons OF this kind could DC effected within
the concluding quarter.
The balances in the Treasury at the close Of bust
ness to-day were: Currency, Sa,4T,lC2; special
deposts of legal tenders for redemption Of certif-
Gates Of deposit, SH7iOoOo; coin, ss5,o33,c27; in
Guiding coin certificates, $4'4l9,SOo; outstanding
legal tenders. $751;, 5s9sl5
I'm to this date o.4ss, 900 Of the loan Of june a,
,s,s have been redeemed and exchanged for bonds
Of the funded loan Of 1881. The amount exchanged
il s4,9os $50, and the amount redeemed $5,2S'o0
The Oriental Savings Bank VI Grandsk sdveT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
We annex the closing rates of foreign exchange ::

The money market has been easy at and per
cent on call during the forenoon, and and later
on, the supply glowing more and more ample daily.
Discounts in request at per cent for first-clss
paper The banks are growing in resources daily,
and have entirely Cancelled the loan certificates.
The outstanding legal-tender circulation amounts
tonight to S3Sl 1915 gain Of $4,000 since yes
terday.
United States bonds are still in active demand
from investors and all the descriptions command
higher prices We annex the final street prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr Rlrsr Vess,s and R1f,roGf'.
jan 1913 pkg Aihes pkEs BeeswsI IL b6ls Coper q
bales Coion 44 pigs Dried Fruit 61s bbs Eggs 263 bb Bean
10 1886 bbs Flour bbls Meal l6j,22O bush Wheat $4,000
bu. Ioru 1000 bush Malt 800 bnsh Barley
bags Seed 1876 bales Hops bags r Seed SO Hides
222 bd 236 bbs Spirits Turpennne lJ4 bills Rosn Ool
bb Tar 81 Crude Turpentne 1893 sides Leather BIG pg
TAow "a 232 pks Bee 20 pkgs PORK 5000 Digs
Lard 30 kegs Lard 8 l37 pigs Butter 9s3
Hogs loo bags Peanuts 23 pkg Rice
Whisky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

tises that money deposited there on or before the
9lst inst will draw interest from the LIST of January
The Philadelphia stock market is steady: Pennsyl-
wanna Skies 1861 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
2s' Reading Railroad So. Pennsylvania Railroad,
4si Gold Ill.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

THE RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Pro-. +.
Is Elliott OF the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address TIE Tribune. New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
siO4 eeI ,2l6 500, 025 ,4s7 sll7.l55,0oo

m,nt .............'.. 604l3657 63299o25 7s0ll9t
The Daily Bulletin has the following in regard to
English investments in United States securities,
other than those which had current market there
during 1873
The extent TO which our own people have avaled
themselves OF these OverfOwngs OF British capital is
shown by the following compilation OF English Joint
companies formed on American properties aud OF
subscriptions Of capital to American companies made
up FROM spackman & SONS Uondon) annual statement
" in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
THE MARKETS.
fCsrfon, reported for THs rRiBusR

10, ISf1.
ASIFSTt receiTis TO-DAY IL Pots
far demand at G"sd7e Pearl. are nominal
COFfhh-Tb market for ho strong and sales OF
1000 bags poa terms Mild Coes also strong
and seSe considerable being done second hands, to-day Of
1900 Java Quen Of the eporte also
ress 6S3 bags Maracbo al god 300 bags Porto
Rico at 27d27 gold The stock first hands tonight in
Newiok 2ssI bags Baltimore, 1875 Hampton Roads 900;
Charleston 1900 Savannah 2bOO New0reahf 000 Galveston.
$500 ahoai and for NewYork l470o and ahoat and og
for other the Uhd 70 300; making total stock
supplies for all ports 81 the United s6 0 bsgs the total
,toek other than Rio 313s bgs, ana 25O mats Java.
COCOAThe narket cobn1es dn as to-day Of 125 bags
Grenada Cocoa at iOd 10 &C., currency.
COITOSfhe business Cotton dn aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

limited number Of WEST WISCONSIN, RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE FER CENT GOLD BONDS for sale
by avg. ). BEoWS & Son. so Liberty-st Net earn,
ngs for 1879 largely in excess of interest on bonded
debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

THURSDAY, Jan. l6-P.k.
The stock market exhibited great strength
throughout the day, and further advance over the
hgbss, quotations Of yesterday was made In many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

In State bonds Tennessee were firm. and Virgnlas
strong az quotations. Missouri 6s sold at 93G
and the ST. Joseph issue at 9l4G@2. New January
South Carolinas sold at TO- The following are the bids:
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The sales Of city bank shares embraced BANK OF
Commerce (75 at III. Bank of Republic 800 at lOl
Fourth National 5Ol at 1922 Metropolitan O) at ia;
American Exchange Q5l at 100, and Mechanics l5o
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rTOS-rhe business spot Cotton very du and prices
. 10 lover on all grades We quote a. follows:

The luaby not
NOR. tusu halt a gfade above 81 below
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For the convenience of readers. we also give
the following comparative statement for three