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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

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FRS lHsUnA1on ASsOolATIoH. &.
- Messrs. Chas. D. Sherwood, O. f.
Brand and r. "A. Summons, : cub.
eonnistse appointed " The Executive
Committee of the Minnesota State
Grange Patrons Of Husbandry 70 Il.
anime into the affsls of the above:
named Association, made their report,
Published few days ego, in which
they called in question ito management
and soundness, and declined to com.
mend il to tho confidence Of the farm.
ers Of Minnesota. To tins report,
which is quite lengthy, the officers Of
the Association have replied, and At
considerable length. +; They ehim that
tho organization Of the Association il
legal :; that this Company is tho only
purely cooperative Association known
in this state +; that it furnishes insur-
aooe 1t first cost; that it has saved the
farmers, during tho past four Year,,
over $4,000; that its assets .re
$15e.3o2 81 that it, funds IRE do.
posted, on interest, in National banks
and that 1.-THE Assoeiai,oa is sound 70
tho core" The officers conclude thsi.
address. which i directed aTo th,
Farmers Of Minnssota," - folloxs: >
In oorroboration Of our saat,msnt ve n.
fer 70 the annual report sf the Association
Just Pabl''hed to The certificate Of tn,
state Insurance Commissioners, dated Feb
ruaiy 10. 1874, that 10 Association ), Ia,
fully complied with tho Law. and il author.
lied to transact the business Of ins1rsae,
in this Stats; Ne issely offer al our rse
ords, books and pspsrs = the sxaninasio.
and scrutiny q any tairf and, impartia
COMMITTEES whom you may designate To-
that purpose. t'':-.' ; 9 "a :"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

4 How the :Astobiosr,phieal" editor
Of the Rss ssquirms this, veskl7aHs
= q 4 pin.hoek. -. Il Yzia.o4e + NV
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

THE Farmers Union publishes an
extract from : letter written By tho
Pope 70 . member of the present win-
ns'ot. Legislature who wished to JON
the Patrons Of Rusb.ndry, but being .
devout Catholic wrote to Rome for per.
mission. y The substance Of the 10.
'ver Is ''Th.t the Pope does allow tho
petitioner 70 JOIN ii. Gr.ng. Of Pat.
rons Of HHusbandry,; and to b /. mem.
bsr thereof, il 10 Gods nothing therein
conflicting With bis +, conscience or tb.e,
creed Of the church. +:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

q = Tg57EssIs -.s;.s :! &c. = 80 y ~
|, LAST week tho 8 s., Peter Nilsn.s
started out in il fifteeuth year, Il i
I. goed Is i |. Old. NJ. Moore : ). !. !,
hard.working editor, and gives bic
readers q excellent local paper. Sue
oess to &c 1ris9ne. and ii, editor, z cav +.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

THs st. Paul Di.potch started out
on its seventh year on Monday enlarged
and very much improved-in quazto
form, six eolum.s 20 the page. This
Increase Of slze gives room, for an addi.
tion.l amount Of reading matter, and
should; add to the prosperity Of the
paper - it most certainly will 10 the
expenses Of it, Publisher. The success
OF the Dt.patch has been remarkable,
and is due to. the energy, plsek ADD
go-shssdatiyeness o. its editor and
publisher, Mr.. q. p. Hall. Whils
many things appear in its columns
which We cannot endorse, and Will.
the style Of it, general maasgemspa
does net accord with our ideas Of Sin.
dependent jouraalisu,' = Jet No cannot
but admire the qualities which h.v,
made the Di.patck % thoroughly ,
.usiness success. We: wish it con
tinued prosperity.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

!: 6A1s tho New York Sx. j: :-z.'Neva.
d. State Of mines and 7dssolatiou.
whose oaly hope after ,ih mineral
wealth shsll Rave BEEN, worked out sis
The agriculture Of one or tso valleys,
i having il woods tlsvslsd by 5000
sturdy axsneu. ms lev yesrs Il viii
fbs = somuoa~salth'ofEssss b.u,h. ''zss,e
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

Appointing Geo. P. Harris as com.
missioner to examine and report upon
the peat deposits Of the State. y
The Senate refused to concur in the
House amendments to tho Railroad bill,
and Messrs., Graves, Thompson and
mealey we're appointed members 81 i.
joiot committee Of conference. - ''.'
The bill appropriating money for the
support of the three Normal Schools
vac put upon lie third reading and los,
yeas, Il; nays, 10. Mr.. Burbs.k,
Who changed bis vote TO "no," gave
notice of reccnsiderationn.. : = E1'& -
IL 80 E1.2%# RI Z rs .EUGs, Z? Ty
Hor.e-The following House bill.
we're passed 81. liz, sI.s,.s.,. -.
Amending a act 80 u 70 allow
Isauti county 70 issue bondszto aid tho
Duluth, St. Cloud = YAaktoo R.ilload.
a A1lmspdiog 40 .. = a;;s! .,,uthoriziug; Crox
Wing county. 70 issue boads. >, 49, -
::Appropri.tiogI s2o, 600 IS .uppor,
Of State Reform School. !, a.....,..
gAppropri.tiAog money e remove Tie
rocks from Fish Trap Rapids. "a. -,
| .Appropriating tee, goo 't|, tor :! build.
ing fund Tor the Insane, -Asylum. ~. y.
.Approp1i..iue $500 tor = !. ), bridg.
across Pike i'? Geek in Morrison 's county
| ,Apprepri.tinx 500. for :. br,dg'
| across Pomme dc Terre River 10 Grant
1 ftE.shRa M ~ %4@f +uE @I%af .?EEY .
:App,o,piii..siiaass 1900 /, +, - .ids.
.oross the outlet Of Fish Lake Il
Wright county. = 80, - .,~. , .-..r.
The JOINT resolutio1 msmor .lisine
Congress for s. extension d ~ i'm,
. sopplese q, 81. Pssl 4 pssias ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

1an rI1s.s r.xsD nvrsriaAr1on
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

that the State shall control the labor
Of oonviots, and appointing the warden
Is superintendent IN general and dis
bursting agent. %@@% ,:6'-~ 81
The contest, hotly-fought, over the
bill for removing the county seat Of
Huston oouoty, fioslly resulted in the
success Of the I'LL, and tho Hon. David
Taylor is happy j ':'
The bills detaching Swift county
from Chippewa and attaching it to Kaud.
iyohi for Judicial purposes; and provi.
ling for the laying out of 4 State road
from Alexandra to Parkee's Prsir,e ID
Otter Tail county, wer, passed. 's.".,
The bill smend,ng an act .relatina to
the issue Of binds to the sDaIu,h, ST..
Cloud add Yanktop rsiIroad vas lost.
The b,!I providing tor Normal train /.
ing 10 schools 10 connections With High
and graded schools was indefinitely
postponed" TX z ,H.5~ : :'r 4gat
~ a.., ~~Ee s. to-, ,.,,.~ss - -.
Enthusiastically bill taxing
'eIeersyh oou, pa"ies ~ per cent. % 90
their gryss r. ceipts va, passed.
The general appropriation bill was
passed, including $4,000 o . for publish.
ing the general laws 10 the newspapers
Of the. State. - -,
A joint resolution iostruc,iog The
Railroad &c mmissioners 10 furnish The
State Auditor With :. ctnplste l,st q III
lands heresotore granted 10 railroads,
nod which IRE by Law subject to taxa:
1870. 3YS--.@~ss 81. ..zrs-s 4,
ton was passed. ~. ,...ef1. .= e..
| So Wa theSblll appsopriasing $1,000
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
TUESDAY, Feb. 10-P. NJ.


The stock market to-day presented nothing new
OF striking As rule securities were strong at ad-
yancing rates indicating confidence IN a policy OF
imitation and as a consequence further advance IN
prices. Gold was strong and higher, and United
States bonds in brisk demand at stiff prices. In
London, after a dull and steady market, United
States bonds closed strong and almost buoyant on
the scarcity Of stock Offering, and the active de-
mand of this security, despite the trmer tone oil
money which in the open market was 3. per cent,
the rate Mt the Bank of England. The stock market
here opened strong, and resulted in alarge and we'll
distributed business. Prices advanced handsomely IN
the early part of the day, but gave way somewhat
later in the afternoon closing generally at fraction
above the lowest prices of the day. The market has
been heretofore of late led by the divldendpaying
shares but now the movement comprehends nearly
OF quite all the list, and the buying demand extends
to quarters hitherto unworked. Although, as we
have already said the business of the day was wen
divided I'D and extended nearly all the entire hst
the more prominent shares Pacific Mail, North
Western. Lake Shore Union Pacific, Atlantic and
Pacific Preferred, New-York Central, Rock Island,
and Toledo and Wabash. Among the light fancles
we uoticethat c. c. and l. advanced to 32!, which
in connection with the fact that the bonds OF this
company have advanced about per cent since sat
urday gives color to the run0r that especial move
ment in progress put up the price OF this stock
The annexe ed table will show the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices of active stocks sofa TO-
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEVEN RER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

INDlANAPorIs, BLooMINGToN AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY.
We are authorized to offer, favorable terms. the
remaining balance of 81 100000 Bonds, due on l53
miles of completed Road.
They are secured by first mortgage on the exten-
sion of 217 miles. and the additional guarantee OF
the old line with which it has been consolidated.
The Road is well and favorably known one of the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines in the
West having already large earnings which were
for 1873 ST. 59l 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
They are 81 coo each Coupons payable in coin,
January and July 1URNhR BRoTHERS,
Bankere, ii 1NaSsau-st.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-The receipts tossy p'gs Po are IN FAR rq~-i 4
about 6gur quoiel At 6s t'e Pearls are s'evs tc
nominal
BUILDING MATBRIALSBnss only moderately sought shsr
and The stesdy taose Pale 4 NJ $40
81 25 Jersey 50 j0as7 W River 20 2o0s7 70 ,,,r@
BAY 81 2jdSS 20 CsoiOn FrDIs-BroSn Al t4delOs
Dark sl5dsG, sud Red ~ sljdsl7; PhisdslphA a.
S2S 50 1880 5O Bsinore f5Odf parcels jc1,erci
Pale SgdS6 20, Jency - Jy4SJ ID River a. - -
9s9 25; Hayersaw Bay 80 2JGslO 25 Fronts st eliza
SS for sl7Gxl9 Dis Sl9asZO for kse
and s33 50Gs37 80 for Philadelphia is without etans ths
quoteo a. ~ 500
81 10 and Portland - % - DO Llth
ied inquiry. Eastern GHosd II .J0Fl 30. Lue % qae bt
steady: Rocknd Common at 81 40, at I'll 10 Otter
tcrDtons are guies.
BOOTS ANb sH0RsBuuess ia s branch Of trae has tees
lsht-aealers not disposed 10 ond thrir Pret
there mach nncertantF toe fuure and rss ksy
until he demand ih tt oa
rather below the ctsuon The loeA ad
moderate lrr VI most ko1s tun The
has been fair
BROOM CORN AND BROoMs-Cou is very quiet bot hoasu
frn; quote Hurl GTen. T. % 10 aUIic Gr,en Short ara
Medium 7d9c and Red sud Ref Gaze Broors fema n
S2d$2 2j for Common - q. 04 or Medium TO PnHs.
and $5 so for Prime HnTl
BBEsWAX ir tbe market Is tn at eur
Supplies sni .asl sales arr bh<
sde quoted st3 sni sosthern Al 32d 81
the Of the market weak bl N'ao0t gaoabs change
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
THE CORNELL STUDENTS AT PROF. BLANCHARD's
IIiIIEE.

THE CORNELL STUDENTS AT Prof. BLANCHARD's
TO me Editor Of Tke Trtbune.
SIR In The TRIBUNE OF Saturday last there
r. notice OF disturbance az lecture by Prof
Blanchard OF wheaton College which is ex part and
unjust 10 the students Of Cornell There were present
about rs students but email portion OF whom took any
part in the disorders. There present many bus
o. Ithaca who did all IN their power 10 break
ny the meeting. The policemen present, instead Of
attempting preserve order moved boz Ito side
hal and did nothing During the first half Of Prof
BlaDChaldE lecture he hlssed and laughed hi
statements being either slanderous absurd But
satisfied with making remarks Of general application
he began TRADE against Cornell, giving President
White the lie and holding Lin up 20 rdicule, and &C
cusing OF the students OF periuIv 10 the Lcgget
casr Thia last false that Vice President Russell
reuted the charge 10 wac not until the lecturer had
made statements like these that he obliged close
his lecture have no word OF apology TO oer for those
engaged IN this disorder nor have the students gen
by Cornell students while the police DONG their
best 90 preserve order is eDlIreY fase.
Finally, claim a. follows:
Had the police eIeIted them selves in the least the
result might have been different;
H. Had the IthaCans present behaved ike gentlemen.
tho meeting would not have been broken up;
III Had the lecturer INDUCED sanderous per
sOnaltes and dwelt with peculiar pleas each
incident OF the sadlest event which trausped
IOTTell, be would have been allowed 10 proceed;
IN. That there wac present large number Of society
men tnat these were cesTOus of hearing the lecture
sud that he greater part Of the students engaged the
disorder we're not society men. COREELI STUDENT
HtGe7. ". T., Feb. s. ls74
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
ITO NIiI = DFF'I %
Treasury comprised /:
We annex the closing rates of FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Money continues in liberal supply, and call loans
are readily done at four and five per cent with
something exceptional at six, due to the increased
volume of business stocks and the advanced
prices. Prime business paper is as last quoted. The
outstanding lega-tender circulation this afternoon
amounts TO S3Sl, ,2iO927 decrease since yesterday
of S66s,072.
Government bonds have been active, and the de-
mand from moneyed men and financial institutions
provokes a higher range of prices. The general
market closed on the basis of l9. to 19! for 1s67s
We annex closing street prices:
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
LIFE OF EDWIN FORREST
WITH PoITRAIT AND AUTOGRAPH.
Pnee Two Dollars Copy.
THE LIPR OF EDwIN FORREST

THB LIPB OF EDWIN FORREST.
tn, m Of Edwin "reminiscences and Persons
lection, Of the TTasean Dy James kte N3y
nj. r inst published book by T. b. Peterson bOheit TO
9of Phlsaephs in the country perhaps rn
W We sta Tor Whiting Of Mr. Forrest Mr. Rees oT 1e
Of Mr. dated from boyhood h
and frubp celebrated tragdan and this gave hm ta
tsse mot pos correct and truthful ho
The time Of his birth until MS osth ihe
M aud comp e,e history FORESTS life from the hn
OF hs birth Of his DEATH well As "reminiscences
eeion and anecdotes and incidents whn nave
pubhed before published lsrge duodecmo vone OF
Zoo the hnest white paper
erv COW d the e portrait OF Edwin Forrest
from the last picture Tor when MI
the
Of bmfef Of ht Autograph, his Last VIII IN run
tte CI, Of The Eisin which he endowed Ihs
work cloth gilt bach and sod 81 Tie 10" pe o
81 copy
SPECIMEN BOOK Subscb with, showing size OF
the yok ye bindg wish Po and Autograph of fEn fo
Ls Of Contents First Chapters We BOOK
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the order will be Portrait OF Edwin Forrest win III
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Canvassers win address al orders and emtsees .eov
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Il. B. PETERSON &c BROTHERS,
3O6 CHgsTNUTsT, PHILADELPHIA.
ND NOT HORACE GREELEY HAVE 9
IL MAJORITY Of the WHITE VOTE 1927 See TRiBU Nj
=
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
lowing were the bids
German American. The fO0owi

Messrs. DTexel, Morgan e. Go. have cable advices
from their London house, j. $. Morgan e. Co, that
the subscriptions to the E20O000O tSl0Q0o,00 loan
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, the
books being open only two days, amount to over
E5 900 Tor over S250Oo0oe). This loan is in the
form Of sterling bonds of Goo each, bearing 8 per
cent from the first day of this month, the bonds
being redeemable in the year 1910 These bonds are
secured by mortgage on the road from Baltimore
to Wheeling $40 miles, and the branch from Wash
ingtOn TO Point of Rocks, AZ miles; also appnr-
tenances, equipments, warehouses, piers, DC. A
sinking fund of f1sO00 is applied half yearly for the
extinguishment of the bonds The proceeds of this
loan, with the other resources of the Company will
supply the required for the completion OF all
the works in which the Company is engaged The
price at which the bonds were taken is 96i, fl93
per bond Of Goo.
The following are the corrected earnings for the
month Of January 1874 of the st. Louis, Alton, and
IT, Do, Il.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Fol future Genyery the United at gbty
sales as folbSs all ol basis O. '.F ''dnpg.. -
les las. evening 100. Jc March. 500,
Is 49, April loo I6c 400 ID J32 Msy. lOOlC iY32e
i61s June 100, l6 3l-2' t"tt 100 lses ssls to-
dy Up to m.-Nareh, 500, 9i6c. 400 - 1872 J0o
I5lgc Aon, 400, 1862; p. ~; 100 rs 5.l2c 100
rs 3-l6c 800 10 5-i2c 800 lu lO.. 100, 6 32 LOO
l6Te Nav, 200. l67e; 5O3 - 32s l00 4c5; 2, 100.
100 l6 3l52c 4OU l7ci iuI - l52cj 100, l7ci 300.
10 3I32c 200. 10 lj-l6c DO o. II ll32c; 100, l5c
Total 200 bales g'snd total. l. -... naes.
COFFbE-Ihe Rio market has let TO-DAY, and thef is
holders th-ir AMI
bard holding M-ssrs VIM sco
Ler circular Of this t he total stock % ho aff
$500
OO0 Baltimore 725 bigs Orinlry oar,oes 240
24lc; Fair do 454GZ5 oc; 1u. do, -OiG2O n auh Pnne
do Z1027lic go. Slid Code soc qaet ana ronnd
lava quoe 3Od34c; Ceyou. - Qoc Mancaibo 2OG2se
agaayra 27d2Sc Jsmac8, % anio Domin-o "a az
Porto REQ, 2GLa27l2c.; Coss 2G3421 ~; MeselR 21e
21c hugostua y dEoi SaYal, SJ1 c aud Nuf-co -O1
CANDnS-Thereh Is fir iobhns t about preyoa, sgures
quote Adamarnr II or al l5 IL on al - ci 10 o.
lsc STERN al Patent jouIls; Paah1e az 1e
COAL-The demand Gas Co. beea hight sLi Dnes
downward for bol Foreign al4 u l. Aniltace he hn
and prices favor the buyer ors sJdr6 per Ton
COCOA-There 40 demand Wna lie marAe O., coils :"
quote Mlciibo % 430.i sClc ltal'c; GuyalaL J9lOrj
and SaLro Domingo 1'.
CANADA iTAafhe market and lrm; sales OF 1OOo bsh
10 bond private :erms.
50 currency Opium n iar .f JCbhng Sa and pncss
s.sd, II 81 u&7 30 Qucayer Is tT at III 80,
gold Aan-LInp seadgi sales P-l' = Sss CASTOR Oi 10
change sa Of Baker, s. q - 2dZtc al4 Beey
AT ,G23La, currency. Gil.,r nominal at 81 -
cuuency Essential Is inn, qIe: o. Lemon sohi IN
ots al 02 - -, god or nes
OH CoyeI ane iOd3 90. ,aersons OJ Eereamot
- 75 Oh - 50. go @ 81 Chemicals Jul nd
prices downward tendency. herii s soa Aa
At - 3l4Gf2 t2l2; Sal SOl4 clusuc soda Il - iO~
50 10 al Bleaching Powder al = J A gold oheI descpuo"
o.rtat Ne eauofe
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

FREIGHTSThe mOvemeatn beth freiges vas es - AZ rss
yesten hAying materially depleted The mp, A.r
offering rather stead tie maIsa
tenng quiet unchanged he % ssf,s
To Liverpool by steam 5000 bush Peas a, I sss as
Bacon ASS. l50OO boxes do hrough ivishi 10 % go
month"; At same rate 500 bales Gotten a sd .sa ia t
London. BY $4,000 bass OrAss 1000
BY sail 100 bbls Foar q, "a 81 10 Gsgo. 70 bristol,
bash Grain u IL I'D aud 900 bill. Roar al a. % .asu
bg 10000 bash Grain at IL nj To Cardf .s bsrs
1000 bb Flour p. 80. The ehsfters werei Az s,e a
hence 10 Southampton with 100 Or Gra1 al - As Cec
bsgs British 6ark Tybeel from Phi,deipnh Dus<s
with 800 bbs Refined Petroleum, at be ed a.
ports ssad British bns Of l.4O0 bbs eaPasiv hs'se
Prince With general cargo. pnyste terms A., a., hspt
FRuiTsRsns have continued small supply ana "A
YER, arm With ae es Cursn in better reques ss1 rS,es
Turkish Prlnes Doth the spot active so1 a
bat 6r ssrine, Of All deseronoas oassf
qaots RasR 81 boz 81 40 bali boz and @ pr
COX, London LAYERS Go per 81 90 nA oeA ke
quarter boz Loose Mascae Rsisns ~ 40 ~, ruA.
keedlts., Ia mats 81 10. Carrapts, bs Pruass SL
Con. 27c Drum Figs l02c; la lSc and ps 20
FLANThe demand 81 shtI Improved bst rec Cssslss
the supply hb.faii s,es o. No "a aver Sas Tos ia
At 10 dlSc, and Western al li2albc v D. ~ ~ Use
Moderate demand A. sdl0e. AID G,een Tow qo.e' Es9'
cash. -. - an. inqair q
fair We not smal OF Pdme Western Live 6seSe a.
d. iHfcnof at 80 di3e 10. N. uo,t Atsf>D
GgAiS-Ths Wheat uTIst Speaed eaaer sHd'I ns WV
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

George w. Lamb, late Receiving Teller for Henry
Clews & Co., with whom he has been for the past
FIVE years, wishes TO make an engagement in some
financial capacity. Address p q. Box 1896.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always al
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi. h.
h. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
IRIEUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Financial Condition of each State of the Union
giving Assessed Valuation, Funded Debt, FLOATING
Debt, Town, County. and City Debt, Receipts aud
Expenditures; also, Population with copous e&
panatory notes, in TRIBUNE ALMANAC Price, 2
cents
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

City bank shares sold at 1069106i for Fourth Ma
tional 100 for Ninth National 130 for Chatham. 81
for Bankers' and Brokers' Association, and 93i for
ror,ro, kn,ar;oon Tba follo wing ware the hida.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
The following were the closing bids for stocks

The clique IN gold made this market more active,
and the sales were of fair amount at 1l2 TO ll2s
no new consolidation affecting the premium For
eign Exchange, too, was firmer, on improved inquiry
for bills and rates advanced from 4si and 4st
for long and short sterling at the opening to 4Si.
and 4SS. On gold loans, rates were a. Al. and per
cent for carrying to fiat. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out Si0G,OO0 in called bonds and $4,000 III
coin interest. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, $6l2O2OOO; ;
gold balances, S27761l4; currency balances, S31ls
IA. The following were the quotations for gold
1000 ".ll2e lI;3o ...ll2is l:oQ..ll2i. 2So ll2s
l0;3O...ll2 l2:OO...ll2ls l;'}O..ll2ls J;OO.. ll2
ll:OO-..ll2t l2:30...ll2a 2;OO....ll2ie Gll2e
The days business at the United States Sub
Treasury comprised:
h receipts . S4l4344 30 Currency paints. s2352i1 So
o payments 3g9463 20 Currencs balance "a GlS7S3 n
Gold 79532s 90 10000 %
Currency recei 4Oo44S so
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
Danfinq Afnoemifs.

A DODW0RTHs CLASSES for ID DANCING,
[As Nc 2l2 Yhb ave, corner Twenty aEh Al,
Are open for ID,
Twie resi-hssdsy, sss Tbpndsys Tuesdays sHd Fridays
Wednesdays and ssturisyI
One. rseS-sssaIdsJ morning, and Pida' EVENING"
osDasDsr % 1sSasy sIo TLsrssy evensgs
Essd tsJ srssls
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THE MARK ETS.
lCare,ulv p gouea tor raz TRlrUSs.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRoDI CE-
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
Arr CArrs-seheontr Rothen.

IUkspAr, REQ. ~ 1874.
II, following complete let Of exports shipped vessels whch
vsT. cleared TO-DAY or foreign ports:
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ECnVERNMEN

EGovERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENTAL p. VI.
U $50 Coupon 1865, U $40 Coupon, 1868
80 .....1lS1s ...1l0S
U 8 620 Coupon, 1867 -. 8 6s 1881 Coupon
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MD NOT HORACE GREELEY HAVE a
MAJORITY the WHITE VOTE 1871 See IhlBU NB
ALMANAC Price 20 cents.
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

A BOYS SCH0OL-$5 25 per week. No ex-
~ trAs C. SHOkTLiD6R A. Harvard graduated, kennett
Pa Prn hnyw' bOaras 10 a,teDssnes few Psees
1874 for ma Three bath
rooms eTunSpn and bowling slys large ball bedsi two
week nt spFsrsss pasnea thorough homehfs board
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