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New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
COTTON MARKETS.

wuxSGroS Jan l3-Cotton oue MdIng - Le. receipts
exports conwise, 7i2 bales sales IJ bales stock
. 20t bales . 80, 49,,
B.rtsoHg Jan. l3Cotton 6rm; Mfilng. l6lir; Low Md
ding ~ Good Ordinary II s net receipts 236 bales
gr bales; eIpo,. fGl bales sl"t 300 bales
ST. and NJ illDg. lI'sc
ceipts .O65 bales: shipments 6jS be sales 1JD bheh
l3.-tOttOa qge low MiiIlue lDlib
~ - 81 bales shipments, 800 baes slOck ol'I
bates.
NoRFoIK jan I3Cotjon quiet; Mdding l9is' ue r--
S3j 1000 De sales 40 ba'i
~. .lOf bales -
3ll bales exports. Bun 2OSJ bales sales, La
bales: stock. IUi $50 ba'es. ,,,,
NPw.ORLkAs, 13-C qcet; low gales Mding
10 ic Ni.ug d.; Strict Coed Onnniry llihi Be ir
ccciuts II60 n So bes exports 70 trra' Britain
037 evening 1000 bale soc. ~ l2f1 bae
jan ljtUtton h.dIus, luc TttcJ.i Jo
shipments. l. lOJ bales; stock 1919 bales.
LuI isyILtR AZ l3.-Cotton STEADY; Mdiing l5st ~ ,
GALyKsr0v Jan. l3-,ofDi gmei Ln ani ulclang'l t'i
Onlinafv Nldlng. Ge; net Ircrys 2'f2 bifs *
ports Great Britain 1895 bales; 10 COrk. 334 Oe eoasi"se
! hale ale. 300 bales; sock lOOlp bales ,.. 80
CH.aLgsr1s. l3,ojton quel and M11hng 10 O's1
sidiuy 15i2.; Good Ordinary. -; ne rec rts
nen Frruce 800 ba1; coaswe 81 bales sales
Loo bars s;ocS, GbabI bales. .,. A.,
PnuAD,fru. Jan. 13--Cottol lr1 MtduT I1r; low Md
ding l6i:r Strict Good Orinar, l'3' net Trcep' 10 O'
wrRilg jan Is, o;ton quiet; Nuldng 1850. net ecoots.
3uO2 ba., OasWe oJ hal's sales, lnUO h' ''
a 81 bales.
go-roS jan I2-Couon steady mng l7e net eeipis. 33
bales: gro., Great Britain, 5Il bales ars
500 har.; stock OoO bales ,.,,.,
A,sr,r, ian 3Cotiou wax; Mdins. ljsr receipts us
bar,, .iles, i.l3o bales.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

from the producing points Of generally qsiet ss vesh
Az phdepha the rulsd arm bu. quets l3f
sales Of 1000 bb frzt half Of February
PR0vS10SSThe Pork market inactive spd lover he
spot sAes. cash .nd
230 bbs 30 forNev Me; SIG for last mess so
Prime; S5 80 tor Western Prime Mess Sly Tor o
delivery nothing dong Beef hrm but quiet sales oV ops
dSll 25 for Plain Mess sll 25dsl3 10 for kis -,
ior Packet Teree Beef quiet Bec Hams are qSe qh m m,ms sS,
eght loci l20O Picked Hams 10tal0o ie i9ai3 10
averase $50 BoIss Long Ca. Hans at 5lG6ll Ia ior 10
80 Heavy about 20 ID sveraTe o2 ,ouv
Pcied shoulder at &c 1000 smoke1 at &c. AMI 2OO Sno.eu
at IL A for IL ID Bacon lower ana eIos
cf 800 boIes half and half this month st S foV no.
month, Sc; 200 boxes Long Clear or feOhn
DO nominal gas lOc ano Hvo Dis
Ccer spot Dressed krmer aud IN dsia W
7l4GS ,ity and 634d7ac for WeNern the he,
Lar opened 6rn closed dull AID lower shpps % I ae
6rers doing nth nc of470 bb~ and e at 10Y ~ y 1e
for CITY 9G 5l6c for Fair to Pdme steam Tor u G ~,
hear oF 300 ct seller January 9 oarlyi lUVo W., a hsn'
seller Februsry al 92c; oay 500 early at Ooo es so
March esry i 9 later 500 tcs same mon'h ~ '9''' iVo'
tcs seer April 15-lGo aud 2JO os do co. AZ oo .. ~,
RICE confines steady With good dcmsnd sales la o 100
Louisiana At 73 Ioj hbls 7dSt-; ~ css 'N'nhaa
6Sl4c ami loo bags Rangoon at isH1 isc 49,, ..t .
5 mOdeTa
ersllv hei 81 g3r with 3lGe and J4 Nou I1n
bn about l4O bags sold Sl6c Timothy qW ~ y No
sKIGoat skin, are demand Al unehangd pc' the
receipts the past eight dsvs have been bs' nNa IL"
Cacnta 800 bales Curaoa 1913 bales Sewoeans o
bae Mexcsn aud j5 bales lnd pnvde te toI peeI
Skins he market current rates. the tpss h'e
ha e Cn4scoa bales Southern. and bales NewOtin noC
300 B PR, 81 900 5000 III Puerto 'tno uoou
900 h Ssa on private terms wee
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

,esSt wh. srm 'na IN fr dem.ni 81 ga for 10 spra,
@ s.r.s % NJ ~ sE"%s sS"s & sss = Ssa h gs
ssi i2ie Corn iu fair iower; sIed closed
'Ss x s:- ' sa . siast soS7 he s:s: o.
ser oSaSie Oai; qniet and aneh.nged At iSe NO c.n
~ 7: s:s. 3 y; !,
q. 5o e9l .aa unsettled ana lower for futures 81 G5 Yesa.y
Il 80 s SlA Bali hs s.. '. ... ~ $ ~ 10 % ssS eS - % S
% ssor G.., hai. loose ' short ko adsle' N a,rea -.
sss % Ss9; % sSa1'' s1 .od fSfS Sssei S s
s@1 o, 900 SpSo S" Is, s ND S Ssr, oOs
$1,000 bn, Flour 600 wne' 5000 bush Corn 1900
a. ssgsi = j isFGg % s%' b., not gossy hsps s
s,% 80 $5gs 30 Re- gpsi .. Butte, f @ a ana "a f
a1s .. .', ,,. ks sq S & & i' s 81, & al @ @
gsron s% ~ 70. soouder' s, for Clear Rib h' se % 70,
Clear Rb sides, 7ad75- Clear SdA Hams sad64c Hogs
g 25ds6 80; receipts 1000 head Whisky hnner and higher at
ct,vxsp Jan lsGu market snu at Yesterdays quotations
ss.s y Jan =, & % 200 SS % e. for NS
cn G.' 81 & No. Tf .,SSss Sas & 1n 81 sp'ns g: Cora 'sS' @ l
soc Bsey quiet and unchangsd Canada held 81 701tl 73
GS M sho =. c @ 1S n g So o M1s H9s G m 1
Railroad Prsht.four Philadelphia and Boston 6oc to New
ID, a,s,. S ss E.sas s c,s$:
$685. 75 EIti.. $685. 5o state Ohio gItrs
W & v 7oG & Wn sl A@S isi ls s sss' q 49, So
SGHns 81 65 Rye 9Q@gie Corn ,cys; On seo. 5's New
Lours. jan lsPur all grade, belor treble and lower
business small Wheat ce higher sales Of No. Sorng
~ 2sGSl 30 No Red Winter 81 6jatl 6jl4: No
Fail ~ a. Corn active aud heher sale, Of No SIet At Gle
side track aud IN elevator 81 "A March OaIpene1 hrm
closed dul Gales No. NJ fjc closing 1T fl 2 Rye best
higher; Of No. Sj WHISKY hrm al DE
Pork steady with small sales Hard Side at slf 1JGSlJ
Dry Ssltei Meats qnet with only limited Obhng demand
prices Bacon hrm and unchanged sales Of Clear SIDES
& at . ., for % a s yS, G & 81 m sf S i rps, s.a o un S i and
here Hog, ghe sales shipping grades ~ 9DD
- sales 10
,te .eadvi sales Of Fair Good T,an St 7j Pair TO
Choice Nsye 2JdfJ 10 RecepJODO bbis Flour
10 OOObgh WHEAT 10 0OO bush Corn. IL 900 bush Oats 1000
bush Barley 900 bush. kve 2sto hOgs
WusI.droN l:.-Snns Iurentne quiet at 33t RoNn
in ned ~ Ojus2 Turoenne qaet 81 - Tor
lIarI 81 81 for fellow Dip. Tar STEADY at " 30.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

Put,ngrni, jan l3-Wool improved ieminj stock 'rsre
and higher; Ohio Pennsyi7ana snl He' W
rD, Do1ht. Lrta ani JJaj7c; BItri 15d5bc Ne
drm a57c CoIn~ 90 81; Nes,lefs Mchssn inllan
and Western Pine 30 80, Medium 81 OJJc; Cosr-e lDRJci
Cumldug Ws.ed fDdG2t; C0Hling Uuwsslod, iOd42ri Can
ai1 Couhug Gi0Gir Fine Gnva,hei, SO tOr; ton AMI
Medium Wsshel Tub Washed - @3Ic Colorado washed
sja3p,. Colorado tuNlshei, 23q jc Lfa snd Mr'lo f,
s6Hjnc No supsrfre Puai fGD5Oc; Tcrs ne 'Hi Me
dun 205r: Tcras Coarse. - 2r, California Fiae ami 5e
diam 30siSc.: California Coarse. 2jo3Jc
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AIsNi J'H. l%-Whest IA moieraie milling dmsnd no sales
% sslr, Suslnchann RAroad ID.
an Corn ouiei en- riih apply New Western
No. he'll 6rnlr sjdS7e Old SHdDoc Bfs, in steady
.,d =, mn price,. sales 10 cps No . thicsso At III i1i cars
% = I,orrel 81 Az 10 BAY Qne al 81 80 Malt
hTmer With moderate demau sales cars No.
t,.,s A. 80 sui 1 eir SO White Neiicfg al DC.
E.,rS,ny Jan 13.Cotoa easier, Low Hdihug' l1y foer
,etI,r aud auchaugri Wheat and uuehangrL Torn
h6t sri higher; SOurcra White sid03, 10 feoS eoaHic
.-t higher Southern AMI W esiesL b2dOjr
iisy duH NJ s3pGt2s Provisions qao bl hrue'
n PoI .l6 2iasIG 50 Blt Mrsa-Shcnden bH@b' b'ici
g. M ie, 49, .e gool j,bbiBg demaai shoul
7a.gsc IlrAr Sie. Be- SasaraIed illm, lo@lic I~lI
sfai. We.fn Batter fis dcDaIJ Lgnt reeep. prrs nn
y+'tt t,d-r ifan, =: g5a21i1s Nhki quiet at VI ol
j.u iyat ira aud ~ tps doSIsj nsisi' % 'si
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

Receipts fr the hes do last week 3j2 bte, Sme
week . year Imports Of iOrcgn hops past loInkh 1No
h1l The market quiet bat deacrs SIN look or eary nn-n
er uo notceabe change Vrces for special thrrr are
however good mixed Of domestic oirng luod 81 ~
n Zoe for aud O02Jr for low 70 iir ann he
late circular Wells The ~Eireine incernc' 9" he Nrst
TIE
feeling and with the retHfn 81 pea' ~
weather anticipated some oi the recent h''
from t interior are extremely low grades sales Of "ch d.e been
rrpor,ed - Zoe q H. The quantity OF new hops hai VI"
brug only Oc. better imagined Than denbel ne we're
hog samples h knd Of yooi h. other dav th hat h Sp
Of hack but not near good I'r'
pckug trah
ir.rh dollar
m rou he wanted Voat remu1erlte I'm Tor hts rnn
considerable duaau Of such hops ~ h hAn' oi
thst This ca OF gtp Hr"fo
e much quicker hsn g1d article We ~o1 Avis l0hrs o fir
hp. get rid them possible Not since the season OF
isG. mach uash "a ie mifrl MA ~ s"i
be- ~ Hdtant' l-r''
We br aSanc"u, Tor an
yauce pr-srnt ~Oud onv D. tempo! " a. "
Lisi h
arv hops arrived At ths port aud "a!
~ Ia, more be-, spare TO-DAY ihsn he hal
Oar 1ecisl onl01 correspondent fyo Nl the following neI
dft. alteration report our mAei f'F
cruuc hops offered bro" Tue nominal 's1' ace
Immediately pf good suIng deninl bn-'ns
acrouni "t ne ho
mental mlrtes similar 20 our oS1 gLel WIN nh ''
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
PrCEIpTS or PRODICE

PR North Rtr YSsols dnd R0dr0'f' 49,,
Ian 13g okgs sAyhe pkgs. Beesssr 10 bills 'oppt- %
c,tes Copp.r G2 bales Cotton. 1886 bbs fcar 20 ID'
Nc 1853 bays MeaI ll5 GIL bush. Whe 81 800 bush ,ofn
"a 800 bush Oats lGJ0 bush Rye, - bush Malt SVo ylsn
Rs,ev iTO b.g. % pkg Drei Fruit 6N2 DDS ss-
& M H.an. gOl bale. Par Flax seed 20 bales Hops
7 Hides ll7 Hides. III bsles ssiG 3'2 Dds Spt'
80 bbls Crle TuIprnune lH- Don
Ro,ip 32 0i Leather l44 pkgs ralow 27t pigs P" %
10. Cnt Meats Lard l60 Dressed Hogs 2ySo Pkt
1,er Cheese % bsK Peanuts LOB Pig, sfen -
bLis Tobacco l2i ptsL Tobacco I'll bales wool LIS pO'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. IL. 1919.
lJ1p,essI1 ior THR n. !. osu GeDoUrtt

UITcCltIiG
Send ov rocd srles other
goods Put ever thing good attractive look
slivel
reac falls securely that the motion " not allow ihe con
t4p TO clsDre shout s1a dry hne with
Ma uny with pan-a stencptte bestsud contents
oB The oI or staIng also SBi e at tue
An
,hou the nrmoi o pack
a rrutaton Tor tne .OO1s Gi ~ best shape
tLaI youT marx D. Il densud
BEANS AND PEAS
Pecn OF besns for the week Os6 bbs do last week 1908
bb. ssme year lJ44 bbs exports 800: ao
Irss 700 bush ihr receipts Of peas 300 bash Trade dull
fr neu ard in fact ocs! Mediums have dropped
c FOR prme stock qualities not moving NaTo"s
have o ruled easier quotations have bou. oat
conderabe ping Prime and fir'
last
meas aue and uachuge firm with good retail
demand b f. nOmiuu. Qaoie,ogsi - 80 -, -.
p.a-. Nrium kidney 80 BJUt2 10
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

Rpts for tie 84O6 Dkg do last week 1901 DO same
%. week, % trEins ms
sso1s fortunate Of The dairy roluc continues u"
move yer satisfactorily for AL selling Interests Ih supes asah
otfo . aauceI iosion Of the butter market .Ailf dt
pearsrc local permits the realization OF The u qooiaon
% have been adopted Country have uniformly matEed up
H. home r. 10 4Uc hear also that lew Drag DMNAre
dares are Ee1 45c The activity OF Inc pa, W "a us o
of rates. the cau city merely comes "n me cns
t stock consequent having been kepi rArF
s through stormy weather. H. indeed they d MOI INNS ss ven
t,st tes' sellers bfmhes'' AAl ST.
4, thsy vou1 rot be met letter line Of tguts
b,n are current 1t be expected that soel Wll
m, ont AZ the rate would 4 easier ana 'ps
the desirable variation OF quality to SUIT tue senersI h
oar outside steady sui likely 10 continue ABOUT
GOO pigs batter have arrived from 'li'Ih sus
b.itsr inferred ere not no'oeabT
,.d f state Western solid packed plenty Rolls secamu
lated last week aud the extreme oi our As' io %
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
rEfL0CE


JMB. Rie.a l ted inquiry jT Piece Board aud
Piut tr.-s irregular: te depression and etain
tUers and from entering
c0r.rlcts. Els'..r -.rloe and rae s.slay.
METALS mlfE' iT lugo Copper continues very q9e ts
prs chance; the saes emhrs only 100000
n se Al - 0 @tc cah Februsy delivery quoted 2j l2c
AsIuaclfr sa Scotch Pig Iron is i very quiet and prices
r14ual7 stcsly ..olu vilou ehsnge trade
ds No Gu0te jdr36 Pig Lead 10 limited demand and
- only - Foreign
pryale terms. 100 Co. gold; Manufactured
charge @ qla.ri q &c Slee aud Pipe al lOc, and
TIN. Pipe 10 10 the Speter T.
u-eei end aL P- Tin mains quiet but holders are
lr b.a made o. 100 slabs Straits trans
pI atd 10 H-lih slOut 2j, gold. Plates without
casr1s last
500 10; 500 1o Csrcoa Tn
{ aud Il IS 313
soI rlrtr ~ oIy quiet. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
DRIED FRUITS

p,r,. o, the week 500 pkg. do. last week 1852 do ;
san, wee last wear hs7 eypoHe past week 10 plgA
demand has been developed for Apples during the week ana as
the scie uuabated dealers hase beh slPieu
ev guoatous particularly FOR sliced Bufo nd oihe
Weic t,ten u pkg@ at range of gal 2c aud
pcs o. sc have withdrawn rather ZEN above ocl NeAa
iers ro.r upoa an e1ry appearance Eastern hnj February
general tnngs good deal Of trade from ihr M 'll ., 'nsie very
Eu st here ii e1peeitob be hgaDucrI ohbe' ihh ssnh
e f1 are Grn IN vita apple, Wiih olpere
p.s.,t. of tnut. ast We Slj bb,.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
STATE welsh tubs, fair TO

Recent, week 1885 boIes DO last week 95o9 ao.i
same week Iast year 72l5 hTJOrs week D pics
same week s wear 1887 Gold closes III , Cabe bs o
Tor vroo Tcmarei has ruled hrm all the aud 'he co,e
rer, of hoers lJc Taerr considerable SOCK 70
cone forward few sections hut It'll currently believed th no
uuoraAt cOun largely loaded least not s1hcenl so
preypt good winding % the here. iavo'be
% al present ths sorv shippers have moved on nssfN
I'M ,fbr under grades This class ne used To be e M
the last enl season and dealers now conden OF Nea
md, fo this poat shippers pnchstes have about 'quaip
lie receipt. There OhD berc and fancy hre hrmy
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

he'r fo he week 3.367 hbk DO Ss week Eos, DO Hs s
Jta lSJ5 bD The G1solI Jrk ~ "fmrI ',ls 81
if,ss ios- t t aIgiccs o nee fcc pA On
Co. aa h.e 0cea again op qaosalyA- OH h'
Cti. b quoted at 4le. The 40 "i 4N q ~
t beios fails T. ssH Nhysse
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

SOAP steady limited dcnand saes OF 100 boxes Aaf'ie
Csstle at Slic currency .. D.. ool n
SPICES hut qnoe itlpeI
223c Cloves 4O042e Ginger. l20l3ci Casa 2Di ilh5Io
Ilc Snmegs 81 O22dSl o. anu Mace, 25GSl 50 al go
fTEARiN he'll higher dull; Choice quoted at y ~
sUGARRsw Sugars moderately active ami seady te@ s
somn,e 2l5 hhis O7j boxes 10000 bags VIZ 80 hs
Ce1tr gals from s7sc; POO bids Good 70 Prime refining 90
Sc; Melado 5'sc; 900 boxes Ue9tru!ais AZ l
IS os at S2 40 900 bags icia private terms
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14


LOOKS especisiv besseu 'n. l,
fts stock yet TO orwsn there WI DO any '
them. Quotsions; ne s,oGL,
Wost.rn b.,tm,rts "a d27 STATE II cig
Western Other do J36t WesteT Lined 10 oi'
FRUITS. . -. a.,
Apples slow Of ,ae BUYERS shd to handle 'e 70 70 arne
until hes learn the OF done 0 h.y
the period IL tuo~u tbs, greennss h.'s , dsn.
Some already brghenng their ,i"ca noSns
.ge barrels TO pc oilers For warranted 'onnd @ ~. hen at
81 50d$i Grapes rh great safe" na W -,
sna,s ~ a. y. rst,nis n,as ar. not hold up
@ m eea.n,S Ne -, y repeked Crsp-
49,. sent ont thH
barrels INSIDE prime omb hnc' 'S
that grade the market Is 6ru. Quotsuons:
Apples Prime aIIsd Easier Benrre a, ooa.t 20
Western \. T.. v boil. :. :...:..S ~ " 7
JOOf. Grapes. tAtb1. ste '~
State eecel do. OO0 Crsuberries Cboiee on. q IN
Common. railros0 10 hids Dp's''' .n,g = 30
and frosted. 2JG 80 Do. poOrto choios gySa nD
CsIfrrn,. cTstes iJW . w
Winter Nelu, a. Do, crates. Fair 70 m. , IN
bof.. PRIME. . .
AND SKINS ~, ,o.-,
to the state oI m
unlikely ha; the London s'ie' VIII heP ,Il,,y
pressed Holders ~ common sorts o sN
show inside rates Ihe mos, o. M
mink snd We quote currency pi''' '
undressed skins:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

business Prime offered At lSe The ,u!a !" [
u believed ns' ~,
stls stock forvs there vii DC any f "
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

uH. ...>l
Nl Ky and iai sciYe sales o -Oo DDS al pIoUs cHs
arf Ju Js II Ol
VOL rather general inquiry rom wnnsc
b"Il IN
above Stocks Of k1ds gl ts t he rs'1
gives avautsg though have Htt' clsrr 70 MAKE n
orr q1oOus clbe N 80 ton Is not without ~ ~
flcr mere Foreign tim, bat the business E oecu
s super Pa i djOc 40 bales Srrng taL"nia 81 2'd
D = bale Ia 90 .23a3Oc % 900 sud NA Oo Fer'e
t3l105Gr $500 n toar.c DO at ~ & 500" ID 1dun do %
SOC 5000 10 80 ] Soc % UdO 10 lubeSleido Al 80"
Inwashei jjr 3JD bales 'nl' az p-s"
81 50 Pulled soc. About lauOuJ ono, In
disn, Michigan Fleece not Iasde public We quote ~
ToGgsrIc FLEEcgs-New-York Mchgan Indiana ani WOn'n-
SazOay Fleece 81 Ode; The4naI~T and Fahno1 he'n' ~
Common ce AZ 36., C,mbrg Fleece. GJd62c.
ono PRVysYLyANA NRGSIA-C selected St1'n' fleece
GOQGIc; Saroay Fleece. JJGJSc TeCauarter l Fu)i''d
Neu7o t52Qjf Halcbool Fleece 81 0i' Qarf-b' Fleece
4Ta49: common feere 3faf1r; ,oLml- FIERCE, 81 a''G
Iowa YEsIONr AND lL.yoI,ihre lutr-' AM ir0"ni VI -
ro l7Qj)c II fboo Fleece a. a49c. V-sre blood fleece ~
dfj-; COmhing Fleece % m soc. 49,,
UnWsghed F.eece 3j03S,; U8washei Combi1g 40Gl'r.
TUB-W WoOL-ChOce. % j46Oci lar 53"1Jc INFERIOR
and BURY 0JOc. ,..-
PrrI r Woo1-Ncy-York City Ple 43d41c; New YorA
CITY Super cl ~ 5Oc; NevYor. City Lambs fGlr l'
Super aad Extra fOaa61; Country Extra Pule lci
Couary .ur Pulci 49l53c; Country Lanh. Pucl - lSc
ClIoKSIt Spring Clip fac 81 3Sc hrrng Clip, nclun ~ y
SOC: Fil Clip. low grades and hurry 20 2jc -
TExAs-fiue, - a37c; Meuu, 3201Oc Los" zo~"Oci In
ferOr 2O62jc; Nery bury 2Ud2Gc.
WooIs-spe Of Hope, @ja5Ss: Bnenos Avres
hrruo an! est 32d34c; Moreyjeo Memo aud Mess 81 "
3C, Australian Clothing jOGJ4e; Australian CoHbug 11Gtoe
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

tive demand and fIr qualities hsve
POI. Manila Ht Gjg~jc.; % chests
I'd a small 10; Of Madras at 9Oc.
2 business IN Hem'ock 'or the past
The eIplr,, have ben 10000
e OILY o' ighr gnl middle weight.
re hrEly ns.d at on side pr,c-s. We
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
.r-OLW Wlst.tirla

sr4 WItr Winlef % ID G3
ms-t,t VS. quiet bot i'm ~ Is tsc.
.It. a. IJtzs as CIpoff demand
nomntI. II0Ips.; Gases du.i
--. raas 81 I2JJ bula Civ at
U..t. t.s iu lr.. feL-l- ui
j. i.Diyg oIIeT 70 .. Tho s's.s@s
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

B1,nns Avrrs g.3 RIO
Gr.uie Ki1s ..r.ii = c-t4
HuPs-IArs. .rsh-@u rl;-cf
f.t. 1gtla pa ts Ne hear Or no
it4s.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

The suppl, dressed sh but there not get room r o
erf tt l good cheap ca h0n ihc tate .lui N i ~
t Lands. i couple pi Ias more I, thought HI 'r '' ~
l., I'm zoo, s.cry.. acun Ne,.r-n stock msreI "ihrT
r-e Transported freight th method oi s'nrh h''
moc proved disastrous daring the pa" mm 's' pl
Az. ., isr tuf: chic, ~ aso Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

Exports Of potatoes pa

Exports Of po,ato-. past weeh' :
for .o,atoes. Trade is too ishi i'i
The shipping trade has fallen "n' III
chasing oulT for immediate use. Al
boxes Of } rrnch oniol' are on SAFE
crrlol. and ar onotei at 81 y bof
Potatoes, Acf. ana
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

Cooler weather improves the mIArt for meats issr 'i'
ave advanced IO0 &C. M goli Pime NewJersr' ,nd A
out pigs, i-h $50; state 40 S hrr'. %
Nr'en for the rasi week we're 'bS' Exports 3
week 6,2 rkss bccl, zl5 pAgN poA -p'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

on, are iuproyng Grone shade better for Missouri
shr IrI. ls Passs have so 10 quinir - A.
Nenon really unqnoabie Tor 'arcs''e
n of tn bad oer sales of tots nui1orrns sore
or more ~ bead with I" be had and stale saddles r
Onsl. .nment Of Mnnt n
,l and encd .Oc bud0 still stored away 0loaons
LuII prme M.ta.sl jOGHl - hshbt, y paLI.... -1H .
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

I"I "lIITs IUTpFUITN IIIFI ITN
sales OF l4S bl.'. He-chAutabie At
i1.il ll 1etler demali, aul a SHADE
~ 20. 700 hb,5. 10 a. 81 JOa
y 7oi 400 bbl.. No. ! ~ 80. and
hfm-f ard in request; sales u 200
~ - Provision bJl. ats3 37L
soc. 10 casks CfuB- Tsh are
u1uirr only hmi'ei 4euhadcu \.
43c.. with 4Jc. bid. Prime Winter
Jo1lilg uAie At s2tbsJc. Grade
J4t4G O-lsr O..s are 1aIi. We
New-York tribune., 1874-01-14

1OD bbls. The market &. unsettled
prices 10 ruIe with any regnan.s.
II local BUYERS are, as before, pur'
arrival Of shout 900 2L bushel
. thcY came from Bordeaux, via L,''
We 1uOir
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-29
"Fer a Matter OF Justice. "

EDITOR HERALD: l wish to take
exceptions to an item in yonr local
columns yesterday morning, referring
to Mr.. Burr of San Francisco, in which
I think that gentleman was done an
injustice. 1 have known him for
twenty years past, and can vouch for
his being an excellent workman-per-
haps the best on the Coast. In regard
to the garments of his manufacture
which were mis-fitted and had to be
made over by one of our city tailors,
will say that any tailor is liable to
make mistakes, especially when so far
removed from his customers as was
Mr.. Burr, and with other iisadvan-
tages which he was obliged to contend
with. This much for matter of JUS
tice. Yours,
THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-29
Ella CrOnica''

wish to bring their business before the Span
ish-speaking people and numerous population
of different nationalities, on the Pacific Coast
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-18

VINO ARE YOUR ARIsToCRATs.-T
ono sold cheese or butter, that one butcher
ed, fourth thrived Oh distillery, another
was contractor on canals, others were
merchants and mechanics. They are ac-
quainted with both ends of society, as their
children will be after them-though it
would not do 10 say so out loud. for often
you shall find that these telling worms
hatch butterflies they live about q
year. Death brings a division of property,
and it brings Eew fnanciers The old gent
is discharged and the young gent takes his
revenues and begins to travel-toward poy-
erty, which he reaches before death, or his
children do, if lie does not. So that, in
fact, though there is sort Of mOreyed
race, it is not hereditary; it is accessible tC
all. The good seasons Of cotton will send
o generation Of men up-a score of years
will bring them all down aud send their
children to labor. The father grubs and
grows rich the children trust and spend
the money. The children in turn inherit
the price and go to shiftless poverty next
their children, reinvigorated by fresh PIE
beian blood, and by the smell Of the clOd
come up again. Thus society, like tree,
draws its sap from the earth, changes it in
to leaves, and spreads them abroad in
great glory, sheds them off to fall back on
the earth, again to mingle with the soil,
and at length, to reappear in new dress
and fresh garniture.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-18

\ MODEL WIFE.-A japanese lady has
invented means of reconciliation between
quarrelsome partners which should not be
confined in practice to that distant part Of
the world. Having quarreled with her
husband, she decided upon dying. Not
content with merely reiinquishing this
dreary world, she endeavored to do it at
the greatest sacrifice. She bit out her
tongue, and awaited death. Fortunately
for all parties, death did not arrive as soon
as her husband. She was therefore saved.
And, now Nakamura has model wife.
When he complains Of the toughness of his
steak, she can merely look at him. Turn
inc his ewes in another direction ne can
make the most satirical comments upon fe-
minine economy; can wonder why women
never DO learn how to keep down the gro
GERS bill, 10 save portion Of her husbands
salary; can assure her that little variety
Of deIicac:es for breakfast is something
that any woman of sense could tiud can
crumble a. the miiliDer's bill. and growl
about the coal being all out, without receiy-
ing word Of remOns;Tance: He can tell
her why the baby cries without being chal-
lenged To remedy the evil, and can gene
rally enjoy himself without danger of
squan. Why should Japan monopolize
such boon ?