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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-31
Monday, December ss, 1874,

on the premises in Germantown, Tenn, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder. for
cash, n certain store-house and lot described
as follows: Beginning at the southeast cor
ner of the lot, the same being the nortbeast
corner of the Miller lot, and thence running
north and fronting on Bridge street thirty feet
To the southeast corner of G.. w. Thomas lott
thence west seventy feet with G., w. Thomas
line; thence south thirty feet TO the Miller lot;
thence west seventy feet to the beginning
ssruggs by Douglass q Featherston IN 1873.
Equity Of redemption specially waived. Title
believed to be good.
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The LEDGER OFFICE
MONUMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS.

ITALIAN. AMERICAN AND TALADEGA
i marble at very low prices, as follows;
Headstones. feet, with socket and foot
stone, lettered 20 w
f foosstone, lett IL aSr.. WIN sOD~. 70 90
Headstone, feet, with socket and foot
stone, 10 W
And all other sizes in proportion. Italian
and American marble box tombs. paneled all
round, and full size, $3.50 Also Italian mar
ole spire monument, 7 feet high and lettered.
500. These rates are lower than marble was
ever sold at in Memphis before. Designs sent
to the country free Of charge. Elmwood curb
ing at reduced rates.
SsslOs TH0S. MAXWELL. IS Union st:
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Thursday. December 81, 1874.

at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder.
for cash. the following real estate, to-wit:
All the right and interest of William A.
Bowen in and to a certain parcel of land in
the city of Memphis. Shelby county, Tonnes
see. and bounded as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming at point on the north side of the Pigeon
Roost road to the southwest corner of lot
conveyed shortly before the 14th day Of March,
1851, by John d. Armour to Mary G. Bowen;
thence westwardly ninety (90) feet with the
the Pigeon Roost road 70 stake; thence
northwardly parallel with the west line Of
Mrs. Bowen's said lot to New Madison street
one hundred and fifty eight (l5S) feet; thence
with New Madison street eastwardly one hun
bred (l00) feet, more or less, to a point on New
Madison street to where the west line of Mrs.
B0wen's said lot. If extended. would inter
sect New Madison street; thence in n direct
line to the place Of the beginning. Also all
the right, title and interest of said William
A. Bowen in and to lot No. 10o j. ID. Ar
incur subdivision of original country lot No.
1876, said lot No. 10 having front of fifty feet
on the north side of Pigeon Roost road, and
running back to an'alley and fronting on the
alley forty six and ne.fourth feet. Equity
of redemption is specially waived in the deed
to any purchaser at the sale, and title believed
TO be good, but sell only as Trustee.
WILLIAM N. BROWN. Trustee.
PATTERSON IL Lowe. Attorneys. 72-l05
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nEMPERANOE sOCIETT.

Narrow TEMPLE OF n. AND 7. No. l-meets
sYery Wednesday night at II o'clock at new
Masonic ball. Gayoso Block. Main street.
y. NJ. HALEY W. Q. T.: ]. y. Conrad, " ".
y p John w. Graham. W. IT: @, II. Tate,
W. o.; Z. =. Kisk. W g.; A. Hum, W. 5.
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6 RECORD,
SEAReY ARKkHsAS,

OIRcULATEs AMONG ALL THE NKR-
" chants in the White and Red river val
lsTF.
Is the Peoples Organ.
MsEphis merchants will end this . good
medium Il make their business known % ne
country merchants In that secuon fafHca-
larry. Address
JACOB FROLICH, IR-,
- searey, Arkansas.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN TRUST
ID deed made on the 9Th day of August. 1872,
by W. A. Bowen, to mo as Trustee to secure
which trust is Of record in the Register office
of Shelby county. Tennessee. in Record Book
No. IS. page 545, TO which reference is made.
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN. TRUST
ID deed made by X. W. Scrugg on December
u, 1873, to me as Trustee, to secure u. 4. y.
Burfcrd certain Indebtedness therein mem
toned, which trust is Of record in the Regis
ter's Office of Shelby comfy. Tennessee. In
Record Book No. 80, page 81, / will on
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MEMPHIS POsTeFFICE.

oyP1oR nouRS-FR0M AN. TO 6P.M.; fIUEDAY,
FRoM TO 10 AN.
The New York herald., 1874-01-31
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the folowing disburseA
mcnts and receipts OF the treasury yesterday
pIsBuRsExENrs.
Claims paid numbcr of warrants I'D. amount
ray ts ro.s ua."D.. =. u,1s
Total mumber Of warrants 2ss, .......... ssossozs
From taxes Of 1873 aud interest st...... slasp
From arrears of taxes and interest 21536
From collection of asscssmcnts and INTEREST,". l6AA
From market rents and fees s..,,................ 10
From water rents ,,..............,....,..:... 6n
From licenses, Mayors office .....................
From fees and fines, District Courts. ............ -
ffSh CSaritss tSaFa and iAts .
The New York herald., 1874-01-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. 81. 1874.
mias%s $50 ss% reeeists s P'S Bales s sals.
s%ss Ssa ns sa's
France, 80; coastwise. 4,00a sales, $3.50 "
Cotton firm, fair demand: middiing; isyic; low mid
s Snes; % s4s Ss 0Eapor @ Sfs Britain sap
Ss cen,Ssnt France: Isii ,oS s
fs tfsss sas tSGssas
cotonaood demand rm midans is 1sa 80 Ns IT,
Sy a;sss st
ass GsY9 % gae sso$ so$ E% sEa.4y naHs @ M
xi7s rs sss: sS sS5ss f g
ss sSP' @ sass & srss Sales Ss France
Cotton rmer mdllng l5e IS,1e iom oM @iddiins tm
salss SIs ssss1s: g
Soastwise. coast; 57s7 sales. s.ioo ''"n'' '''''
g s = Sr Ts
sss g. e oHU 'sss as asa.s nd S s % sea sar
Corn n, %iaG % for Slsed and
ss sSpsulIs missnss sss 'is sss per =, ton
s aesd ls ss% gSr e @ oaan nS 3 sS9s
here todayti$ bushels Wheat DO corn, hIss
quantity of barley imported into the United states from
the province OF 0naro n 1873 was 1881 5 bushels Of
Ss af
bushels
Imports for the last wenty.four hours :-Flour $500
Ss sss sa:ss{ @
;S;;$s ss'' q
81 & M rs xins sns s % du fsS ana yasF sssIs
o 1rsfs Se r. at &c.
SoS bushels o1ie.SO
the close. Barley malt irm Western, 81 70 81 90;
Canada, 81 IS "a 81 Rye nominal at 81 Is Dressed
Flour firm and in fair demand Wheat dull and lower,
S amber Michigan February 81 az last hail
ssas ns :: ~ u aS
saIi 4 GS;
wheat and 1900 do. corn. Shipments-l60JV bushels
Flour dun; holders unwilling 70 make CONCESSIONS;
nothing doing. Wheat steady sales q No spring q!
@ sS $ @ e 6 .s' ssjsssd q .sfsssS.fs = =
TseTsaTy c March Ed sc
Match Sais 'sasE ssted i0E No. quiet cash and % Sn
SshsT r S & 81 ps5isy sS'ge cf Nu ena
spring Dressed hogs active and higher at So 50 s. CO.
o SS rHn &
and lower at - rs cash February, ~ March, Bulk
eassF ss at Sc for shoulder 20 for short rio
%Ssaey mfsss
rye and 1900 do barley. shlpmenis-ls0Oo bbs -four
1900 bushels wheat $500 do. corn 5000 Do oats ana
The New York herald., 1874-01-31
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton ON the Spot Steady and for
Future Easier-FlOur Heavy-Wheat
Decidedly Lower-COrn Easier-Oats
Not Materially Chnngcd-Pork Quiet
and Unchanged-Lard Steady-Sugar
Scarcely So Firm-Conee Easy, but Not
Quotably yLOwer-FretShtsU Unchanged
Petroleum Unchanged-NavaI Stores
DulI-East India Goods Quiet-netal a ID
Steady-WOol in Request and Firm
Whiskey Steady.
FRIDAY, Jan. 30-6 p. N.
The merchandise markets were exceedingly dull
in most cases to-day, and in numerous instances
prices were lower. On Change the markets were
dull and irregular for the most part prices as rule
favoring the buyer even wnen there was no actual
decline Flour was dull and lower to sell. particu-
larly the lower grades, including shipping extras.
Wheat was dull and lower, though shippers took
considerable prime wheat at the reduced prices
Corn was also dull and in buyers favor. Oats
were also dull and heavy. Whtskey was unchanged.
The pork market was quiet and nominal. Lard
was dull and easy, but holders refused to grant
any material concession. Freights were quiet,
aud nomtnally unchanged. Groceries were quiet
and scarcely 30 firm, yet there was decided
change in prices. Cotton was steady for lots on
the "spot," while for forward delivery the market
although opening frmer closed easier as compared
with the current prices of yesterday. Petroleum
quiet and not materially changed in Naval
dull, and rosin In buyers favor Wool was In
demand in small way at full prices
AsnKs-Receipts for the past three days 100 packages
Trade has been slow since last with pots quoted
SIC. . &c. per lb. and pearls entirely nominal
BUILDING MArERIALa-The general market has beon
quiet during the past three days. and values not
essentially changed from those last quoted Bricks
only in light request values to extent nominal
Lime quoted at 81 10 for Rockand common and 81 rs
for do lump Cement at 81 rs per bbl for Rosendale
81 30 a 81 rs for Roman, 81 rs a So 40 for Portland
Lah quoted at 81 75 81 80 for Eastern Hair quoted
toows:-Ro Grande, mixed, &c 2Sc. per lb., gold !;
s,n SS 1Se DO AXsss 2si
7c &c., currency; cattle. lSc per bushel goat 25c. per
do.
BurrER-The demand has been moderate, and the
market, generally speaking ruled trm. We quote =
state pals, 45c A7c for choice and 35c 40 for
fair to good state dairy su%%cr make %c
State &c H8c State, half tubs in round lots, 42c.
45c finest selected Sate 46c. 4sc Welsh tubs, fine
fresh, &c. 4c; common to fair do 3Oc. 32c. far to
good, y4c. BIC. state, common TO fair, 25c. Wc.
packed Pennsylvania, Sic. S5c Western hrkin &c.
&c for fine, and 25c ac for fair to good; selected
western and Michigan, sc. 35c choice Western rolls
Scc &c poor TO good do, 26c &c do pennsylvania
CHEESE met with q moderate demand both from the
home trade AMI for export The current quotations were
as foows:state factory, fancy lbc. ltc; do. prime
HE nAc.; do, common to good lzhc q l3!5c ;
skinned do, &C. l0c Ohio. fancy factory, 4c l5c
do factory good to primo, lsc iyAc do common to
The New York herald., 1874-01-31

Msaies the basis Of adding upan1s nothing belov
good ordinary deliverable January Yt.d do noffrv
below low mlddfng. shipped January. at I3 i6d do
do shipped February and March, at 3 i6d -alcs ,x
bass Of upisnds noting beiow good orcnarr
deliverable February aud March, at I'D. The saIeS ~
the week have been 7Sc0o bales OF which 70l1 wsss,
taken for export and 600 speculation The stock H.
port is 1900 bales including 2}00O American The re-
ceipts the week have been a5 00 bales includ ing
Ame rican Actual export 1900 bales Cotton to arrive
Lied dearer Sales basis OF midding upiands nothing
below good ordinary shipped January February AZ
3l6d; do, do. shipped February and March, at 7Xd
Sales on the basis OF mdd'ing upands nothin; below
good orddsry. shipped January and February, at 7d
do. nothing below low niddiing shipped January and
February at 7xd do do. deliverable January al 7Nd
The market is quiet and unchanged Sales 1900 bales.
atoat au7 oo bates including 2 900 American. sales
on the basis middIing uplands nothing below good
dlnnary deliverable January At lll6d m m
TRADE AT MANcHEsrkR--LdyERPOOI, Jan. @-The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Ia quiet aud
r piysRrooL BHrADsrvvys MARkrr-LIvrRrooI, Jan ~
The market is dull Wheat. Ira 5d. tSs. 91.
ch cHnt1 'or average California white iSs I'd s per
@ 90 amd izs LIS I'd. for red western spring Corn,
No., o. au. per quarter The receipts OF wheat Tor The
American. - - " -
r. plivEhpooL PaovIsroys MARKFr-JIvEnrOoL Jan. So
snd sls per cwt for long clear middles
niu VS. Ior snort clear middlcs
,nv ,m s rmoDvos m,skEr-LorDor Jan. D-Even-
,nsr my 81 me iosi rs lbs cwt Linseed Oil fz0 -
per tun' hehoed petroleum. ilAd per gallon
The New York herald., 1874-01-31
BOY WOLVES

Yesterday morning Coroner Croker was called ~
Bellevue Hospital to take the ante-mortem stale
ment OF Robert f. Hand, q lad living at NO. ~
Rivington street, who was stabbed IN the neck
with knife dagger IN the hands OF another ooS'
known ma .K,ddu Murphy On Wednesday morn
ing the bows had some trouble in Broome street.
during which blows were exchanged ana
Robert struck Kidd in the face, when the
latter said ne would fight Robert with
knives or anything else. The boys then separated.
but came in collision again the same afternoon
and Robert dealt Kidd another blow, thinking ho
had knife In the evening the boys again met,
when Kidd pulled a knife rom his sleeve and made
three thrusts At Robert, but without eHect On
Thursday morning these boys came In collision
once more, and again in the afternoon,
but being separated Kidd ran up behind Robert
and stabbed him in the neck, innicttng .
dangerous wound, when Kidd ran away and
made his escape. Such in substance, Is the state
ment OF the wounded boy, who believes, however.
that he win recover. Coroner Croker issued q
warrant Tor Murphy's arrest and placed 1t in the
hands OF the police Tor execution.
The New York herald., 1874-01-31

series offering at 63H. Virg1nias arc aower Tor old
at 80 40, new being bid and 0onsols 5ik 81, de-
ferred Offering at y. Old North Caronas are
Offering at 81, the special tax issues being II bid
Old South Oaronnas close at "a bid; new January
and July, a 10; plain SKIES OF Missouri. 927. o.
and the ST. Joseph issue, 9l}s 92h.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations limited States skies. 1881, registered
Il7X I17Z; do. do. coupon, 1lsh 11sh; do.
five-twenties, registered, 114k 1l51s; do. do,
1862 coupon. lis l161I; do do, 1864. registered
IlsN; do. do. DO, coupon. 11s,I 118s do. do.
1856. registered, 116K ll6x; do. do. do, coupon,
117H I174; do. do, do. new. registered, 1l6k !;
do. d0., do, coupon, new. l16>s q 1lO%; do. dO
1867, registered, l17A 117H; do. do do, coupon.
1lTH I17N; do do, 1868. registered. lit; do. do
do COUPON l17H do ten-Orties. registered, I12sl
Ils; do. do, coupon. 113X; do. fves, 1881, coupon
1l2N q 1lsX; six per cent bonds Pacific Railroad,
1151s a.1l6X.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were in fair inquiry. sales of Gen.
tral National at 100, American Exchange at iO9X.
Fourth National at 106h and Commerce at IlSX
were reported. The latest bids were as follows -
New YORK, 1873; Merchants, 1l6; Mecnanics'. 1886; ;
Union, 1S0; Phoenix, 100; fulton, $50; Greenwich,
200; Gallatin National, 125; Merchants Exchange,
rs; Leather Manufacturers, l5O; Commerce. ll5; /;
Mercantile, 1906; American Exchange, 100; Chatham
1885, Bank or the Republic, 103; Hanover. 104 !;
Irving, 122; Metropolitan, 1877; Market, 1ls; Shoe
and Leather, 14i; Corn Exchange, IFS; Cont
mental. 75h; st. Nicholas, 1O3; Importers and
Traders, 1872; Park, 40; Central National 90:
First National. 40; Fourth National 1861; Orien-
tai, 165; Gold Exchange. 115; Bankers and Bro
kers Association, "a; German American, 93; Ger
mania, liz
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were active Central Pacincs
sold at 05, Union Pacific frsts at S5x $50, do.
land grants at SIX, and do. incomes al so q S01I,
Chesapeake and Ohio drsts brought 90. The latest
The New York herald., 1874-01-31

THE STOCK MARKKT
to-day showed On improved tone, and seems to
have been well taken care OF by those who favor
higher prices. The market was generally strong the
advance ranging from n to TX per cent. The prin-
cipal business was done In Pacific Mail Lake
Shore, Western Union ana Union Pacific Tie total
number Of shares that changed hands was 10000.
The publication OF the 'rep0rt" of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company evidently did not subserve its
purpose. The stock opened at 49, receded only u
per cent and moved steadily up to Az a41X.
Western Union opened at 75A, sold up to 761S and
closed at 76h. Panama was steady at 116 III.
Union Pacific sold at 34h 34s. a 341 a 34H,
Northwest common at 5S14 5o7I, the preferred at
71H 71H 71h, New York Central at 1929
1881. Erie moved from 4sH to 5Ok, the closing
price. aSt. Paul ranged from 45I to 46'., Lake
Shore from sOx to SIX. Delaware and Lacka.
wanna was steady at los a 105H. Wabash gained
from 52X to 53h, closing at 53n. Ohio and Mis-
sissippi moved only triae, the uinerence being y
q u per cent. Pacific Railroad OF Missouri sold at
394 39H Atlantic and Pacific at 1SX 1885
10 a 19H. G. c., and L C. advanced from 29H to
31X. Hannibal and ST. Joseph common sold from
30K to 31'l.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The New York herald., 1874-01-31

DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods this week were
~, 727.25O. and the amount marketed S2,s43,5s5
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF england on balance to-day Is f243,000. Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 5sf. 15c. In Frankfort
United states fve.twenty bonds ore 9sh for the
Issue Of 1891 The London market for securities
closes quiet and steady. The quotations are as
1olows:-Consos for money, s2h; consols for ac-
count, 92n o2K; fve-twenty bonds of 1866 (old),
1oSA do do OF 1857, 1881 1os1s; tenforty bonds,
1oSK 1o5K; new nves, 1O2x 1929; Erie, Az
New York Central, 95jk. In Amsterdam quotations
were as fonows:-Centra Pacific first mortgage
bonds, s3K; Union Pacific first mortgage bonds,
aSx; Union Pacific stock, 29,l; Northwestern pre.
terred, GIN; st. Paul preferred, 81; Erie Az.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
There was no change IN Southern securities
Espnessess close at u to Six. the new funding
The New York herald., 1874-01-31

"uuic aha over CROP. 56c a SHc bellies. f7c.
% u %oss,since our las. the demand has been rather
sss' si,s .i.ssras HS%s,e H s
y Set.ssssT%s market ' sss arm for a. description.
q which ssrs na5s ,ssrn Dbl o pStSs Ses
oucs ssyad DC az &C. "s~ o SsSn s
pSrI. Eo0 Do a. ss &C. a. a. E1ssh Islands DO
s s s maS
heard ea Of sscs ya, Si 80 SG a. neSs's soSsern a
r0f We W. SS and
srned q for % S ga The nes
pitch were neglected and nominal
Tor ioSSias lots Lard oil wa: moderate request and
hadsn was rm ss sss with ramoSsd large SALES At That
20 spa
Sr soas
st Bed'ord s SAID S be sss and
with bids q eiHs refused special brand OF lard oil
!sSsS H:.si Ks:
Sy vs. Sssrs q sSi% ssiS ;sapsa
s ssa Tsf
fer s Ss nss'E s w sssy sds sale q s assa @
@ & e sse ss1s 5
Hensg e snS b e Of reSsa 5 SS % Late Last
quo ssASss s Il
%ss sss :s.
RH. changed value
sS sSs @ SS fss sr Hes 81 Sasaa s az q
moderate request and firm: we heard OF sales of
$50 boxes OF iong clear at SIC, cash; 900 6oxes
s r. ssSS' s ssa
ss.s r.: sSsa s ~ y 'i
within TIE range the !al!o%as lsasss:-ss ss'rs
prime I'm - mess 9 tsrces M s5 s2s for India do and s
% Ds i ana s. sns
defs at 7Nc a boxes Of dry saed shoulders spot and
PC I0c 100 iSs. of heavy average prlxsts
saeS s1 q @ ssf s"S sPS q
sS R;ss-rne demand today has been moderate Ia jo.
bling way but otherwise the markst quiet vet CON
h ssss5nSns sass a Cara
quoted steady at Rough aas Quoted s,Ss at g a
q ~ 40
srEAnIkr. -fhe market continued dull, with sa4c. as
SUGAR.-For raw sugar the market was quiet and
scarcely rm yet prices were not qno.aby changed.
Cuba Ut 7sc 80 hhds meIado at &c. s75 hhds and 100
moderate demand and was quoted firm at &c a lOc
4; e ssor os e si e
7!sc fair to good fair IKE re. good to prime Sc
$50 Ssic; centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos 8 To S
Size &C.; m0lasses hhds and boxes, 61c 71c.: me-
lado 4c. a 5S1c. Cuba clayed-B0xes Dutch standard
The New York herald., 1874-01-31

dull decidedly lower, the market Clos
fs g g Sf ss2 a az 81
ShsssS ana q S[ & s os 81 sT
sfF IS co:a au q and 9 hes1 a Ths Sales st g g.
about 49, o9O bushels at )e slc iSr new mixed SOC
sn a WS nominal % dull but NOT
II os Tas s19S s 9s " anSs %nts @
for black the track Barley was Arm but inactive
Hss v = iss sts sst
berth reshts ahs moderate business
to
pss sran s per-
s'assa's ssie sssss .'s PS1s 1 snalss is
s sss s by S 5 5 ss
o a sss sss ss
M Te n'%5u Ds5 r. 5y ayqs e o. bales Of M leather
bacon at sisc: per The charters were IAN Italian
italian bark hence same p;s voyage $3.50
about COS CO tons snq hence n
ee
eane full e n Of ,obacoo @ At 5G IA British ship from
Sni'ss s1sss% +
rules Very S sT osqs ss for VI nss Ssssan saes
> Fl Il ss Ensi:S Ss S 81 s s f. ds III
81 81 " IL AZ ss s. Bank iaes sSd ss %
l o4ss,s sSs ,s s sssSr Sss il
scarce and arm: harss when prime, ss well but
sssS aS
%s.75 | S. Ss
5apDss aaa pei aSsi4 ps prime
Ssaon SSG wSss & S ~ fdSs dS rs &C.
n @ % % SG Sns g. SsaSses 4sa ssS dSsi Sast
duck, SOC mallards 75c Soc: common, loc a 60c.
domestic private terms The quotations
light average, ns4c. l2c Calcutta &C.; bags, i21c
with further sales rcpored Boston S6 bales Of Ma
pf s CT aS md nsf
@ so SuSpea ne for
@ a s Hs % $, =, with s rss 5
bales at 21s currency cash; quoted At the close at
BAY AND sraXw-The demand for shipping qualities
has showed soc Sa and the inquiry from the
& 81 q; clover s. To- salt hay, soc; sss:;
7,c oT wheat and c 5c for ost at '0' '"0'' o0 '''
and Of no special interest The Tecepts Of do%escs ior
the vsst bss aT& II, 81 the
view Of the market writes as follovs:- stock Of
Exception Of hSnd rec bales Of ne csiornsns
ami the choice Bavarans arriving weekly, there is
nothing here worth mentioning; 40c however still the
best price attainabie excepting in few instances
reansd f IS r to o ps
cash transactions Brewers not all alarmed at the
situation, knowing that there yet enough good hops
back in the country which can be had at slight ad.
abroad, though comparatively ignt suiicient to
meet their demands The fact should remembered
for past The panic played fearful havoc with
their business and greatly lessened the demand for beer
One Of the surest Indications Of hard times the
brewers evidenced the almost total disregard very
many OF them exhibit In their monetary Obligations
with the trade paving no attention TO their maturing
sters TO carry them along. 1t is to be hoped they
will be favored with a better business during the
turn to specie payments and general revival 9I
way more clearly. We quote :American new, good to
choice c. 4c Do, do, low TO fair, 2Oc 25c year
ssc; 4oc IL; DO spatenp soc Ssc English 81 sc s7c'
LsArHER.-Thcre has been steady fair trade since
last report and prices have shown no material change
The receipts for the week 556B sides and l,644
bales. rhe exports were $500 sides. We quote -
The New York herald., 1874-01-31
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest

In Philadelphia stocks were strong at the follow.
ing prices:-PennsyIvania skies, 10Y; Reading
Railroad, SIX; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
221s; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4s,I; gold, 111k.
MEMORANDA.
The stock Of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company has been placed on the free list, and the
convertible bonds of the Central road Of New Jer-
sey on the regular list of the Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1874-01-31
KILLED BY A FALL.

Coroner Croker was yesterday called TO No. ~
Eighth avenue to hold an inquest ON the oody Of
James Mcknight, man thirty-nve years OF age
who was almost instantly killed ON Thursday
evening by iaiiing from beam in Deiamater's iron
works, foot OF thirteenth street, North RIVER 70
the tower moor Deceased was native Of Ireland.
The New York herald., 1874-01-31
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpon, jan S0-i2 30 T:
M.-Consos g2k for money and the account United
states iivetweIty bonds 1888 old iosA ls6's iosh
ierred, byIs. ar. M.-Krie halfway shares, AZ An.
PARIS BoURsE--LorD0N, Jan yD-3:U Z. M.-Paris de-
spatches quote rcntes at 66f, l3c.
FRANxronr BouRsE -FRANxFoRr Jan. 30-United States
vetwenty bonds 98x for the OF 1851
LsvuRro0L Corr0N MARKer. r.-LIvRRPoOL. Jan, 80 r.