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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice 10 hereby given To the qualified elect :
ora residing In the Township of Ross. as boun-
ded and described in an Act of the General
Assembly, passed April 18th, 1874, entitled
"an act TO create crieinal fractional township
eight (8) north, range twelve az, east in Wood
county, Ohio, and the part Of township three
(3), u, y. Reserve. lying west of and between
said township eight aud Maumee river, into a
separat civil township" that an election will
be held on Satu rdays the 23d dnv Of May,
A. ID. 1874, at the Gov School House. siu-
Hte near the northwest corner Of the southwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section 80,
town 8, range IL for the purpose Of elecling
the following township officers, to-wit;
Three Township Trustees.
One Township Clerk
One Township Treasurer.
Two Constables.
Said election shall be governed in all respects
according TO law.
By order Of the Board of Commiss toner's. :
J. D. NEWTON. County Auditor.
Bowling Green, May 0, 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The following odd circumstance hap
pened In the House at Washington on
Wednesday of last week Ga the Indian
Appropriation bill, Speaker BLAINE call
ed Mr.. RAINEY, from South Carolina, to
the chair in the Committee of the Whole
This is the flrst time in the history of the
government that colored man has occu
pied the chair in tbs House of r. presen-
tatives. With a colored man in the chair,
q number of white members were on the
fisor speaking in favor of civil rights for
the Indians,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08
NOTICEbr ELECTION.

To the Qualified Electors Of Ross Toraship,
Wood County. Ohio:
You are hereby notified to meet at Coy's
Sehool Hmss, in said township, on Saturday
She 23d day Of MAY, A D. 1874. and then aud
tirre pr0ceed as the law directs, ~ elect by
ballot two (2)snitable persons to fill the office
Of Justice of the Peace in said township, pur-
suant to the order of this Court aud the Statute
OF The State Of Obin, IN such case made and
provided.
Given under my hand and seal
officially, at Bowling Green. Ohio,
this 9th day of Nav, A. u. 1874.
a. y. STEWART,
Clerk Of Court OF Com. Pleas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The Constltu ional Convention has
adopted the following just amendment
TO the Constitution:
DrukenneJs of Judicial Officer during any
term OF his Court or when therein officially
engaged, shall work forfeiture Of his uffice
aud upon the fact Of such ntoxicatiou being
established, in such manner shall be pro-
Vided by law, his said Office shall, thereupOn
be vacant. II shall be the duty of the General
Assembly to pr5yde by law for carrying the
provisions of this section into effect.
The Scientific American predicts " that
the time will soon come when ice will be
manufactured in all our great cities at a
dollar ton, Manufactured ice at three
collars. a ton has for some time been in
the markets of New Orleans" Last
Tuesday it looked as though we were
going to have that luxury fresh the year
round.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

That a petition has been filed in The Auditor
ofice asking the Boa,d Of Commissioners to
cause to be improved hs county Road com
mencing at the south east cornor Of township
seven ~ north. range twelve i12) east, and
running thence west on township line between
the Townships Of Troy and Lake a distance Of
two miles to'the Stone road, and there termiu-
ate.
Petitioners ask ts have said road chopped
and cleared out the full width Of sixty (60)
feet, to be ditehed and graded aud proper out
Tets Tor the drainage Of said road TO be con
struc,ed.
The viewers and surveyor and eHginser ap-
pointed by the Commissioners Of nod cnuiiy
to view aud survey said road, will meet at the
eastern terminus Of said road at 10 o'cluck 10
the forenoon, on Friday the 2glh day Of May, A.
ID. 1874
by order Of the County Commissioners.
j. y. NEWTON. County Auditor.
Auditors Office, woud Co.. o.
Bowling Green, MAY Q, 1874. 3d$l4 rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08
DITCH No. eIs.-
Petitioned for by Nicholas Laubenthal and
others, and GaorRe Dnll and nthAra

Petitioned for by Nicholas Laubenthal and
others, and George Dull and others.
Notice is hereby given to Jacob Ash, Gabriel
Ash, John BaIlner, John Beaverton, John W
B"wles Dickson Bowles, James Bowles. John
Bowles, Thomas Burson, Charles Berg, Thomas
l.. Butt, John Buckingham Edward Byrne,
Daniel Coefmau, William Donald, James |.
Dean, Irena A. Dean, George Dull, Lewis
Deibhng. George France, Sidney Greeley,
Joseph Gingery, Christian Gngery, Thomas
HiIes, samuel Junkins, o. II. jones, Jae,b
Karl, John Louy. Jacob Sheidnrf, Nicholas
Laubenthal, John J. Mercer W. f. Mercy. e.
w. Merry, Abraham Reams, PHineas Roberts,
Soloman Rnberts. John Steinshuwer, Aaron
Smith Daniel Scheuren, Karl Stengel, F..
Scheuren Thomas NJ. Smith, Samuel Stiffler,
NaomiSmith, August Wentry. and to the non
resident owners of the following psscribed
lands, 10 wit;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

resolution has been Introduced into
Congress, instructing the committee on
r form to inquire into the expediency OF
providing for the election of postmastt RS
by the people. This is a sensible move
the people are the ones most interested
Ia this matter, and there can be no good
reason brought forward why they should
not elect their own postma sters.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The citiz MS of Pomeroy, this State
are not content to rely upon prayer alone
to close the grog shops. They believe in
u ing carnal" as well as spiritual
weapons" The court r. cord shows that
no less than one hundred and sixty-nine
Indictments have been found against
saloon-keepers, and that twenty-fJur Of
these have plead guilty. and paid fines to
the amount of $2,250.. That looks like
business,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08
Road Noticc,-Road No. 35.

A PUBLIC LETTING OF The work for the
"a Improvement Of the following Road, to-wit.
Commencing at The northwest corner of section
20, Webster township, thence west miles; also
two outlets Of abcut 2 a miles will take place
on the 18th day of May, A. d. 1874, at 0 O'Clock
A. NJ. and continue from dav to day until
the whole work is let, commencing at G astern
terminus Of Road. Said letting will be by sec.
uons, of not less than one-half mile each, and
by the rod for the road and side out lets. Cul.
yerts and Bridges to be built by the lineal foot.
Specifications made known on day Of sale.
All contractors must be prepared with accepta-
BILE personal security, according to Law, to enter
at the time Of making contract.
BY order Of the Oounty Com riissioners.
W. H. WOOD, Supt. and Engineer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The case Of W. S. Hickox for embez-
element was c.lled before the Court OF
Common Pleas, on Monday, but he failed
to respond. His bail was therefore de.
clared forfeited. j.. w. Jcnner, Isaiah
Boice and Tobias Castor were the sure
8. .ties.-M ;nsfcld Herald
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

Governor Stafford of Arizona plainly
describes the class Of people that don't
get along in the West. He says that
gentemanly farmers, who commence
without means and have hired all their
work done, win undoubtedly be obliged
to quit the business; and those who have
invested the largest portion of their crops
in poor whisky at twenty-five cents per
glass will hardly be able to meet their
obligations and inspire sufficient conf
dence to obtain credit in the future"
That style of doing business is equally
unsuccessful in the East.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The Dres den Democrat says Major
john Ii. Glass, of Trenton, was over here
last week to pay 81 600 for a negro man
that he bought seventeen years ago. He
executed his note pay able when the
young man became of age, which event
occurred few days ago."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

Of 2j9 petitioners to the Governor o.
Kentucky for executive clemency, filed
since 1870, there were 3,l06, or about
three-tourths Of the petitioners who
charge their troubles to the use of intox
icating drinks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The Cincinnati Enquirer don't feel very
proud of the Democr ltic Legislature
which 1t helped to elect last Fall. Speak
Ing Of the r'districting bill, 1t uses the
following insignificant language
"The State Senate la at night killed the Redir-
trlcting scheme and placed it beyond the hope
cf resurrection. A fitting hnale 10 the unpro6
sble session of Legislature whose chroni
eles may be bound and laid upon the shelf Of
Time under the appropriate title Of Folly"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The great clock in the British House of
Parliament has been stopped for cleaning
on account of having lost second in one
month. The average variation of the
clock does not amount to quarter of a
second In the year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
7 IMPROVEMENT Of COUNTY ROAD
Meeting of Viewara

Notice ishereby given to Eli Broueh, George
Brouph, Jonathan BrouRh, August Boyson, +.
W. Merry John Peters, Adolph Peters, George
J. Meyer Frederick Biit Charles zesing, ia.
cob w. Phillips. Rudulph Hahn, Julius Hahn.
Merry, Peter Miller, Administrator OF Charles
Powers, deceased, and to the non. resident own
ers Of the following described lands. to-Mni
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The funniest educational movement on
foot is the establishment in Michigan OF
an Adventist College, What on earth do
they intend to do with itp Surely the
world Is not going to last long enough
TO let them make use OF IL. Perhaps the
course will b., shortened from four years
to four months. And then, IL the world
should keep swinging In spite Of prophe-
cy, where Is the use of educating bows to
be AdventistsP Either way It looks like
queer invtstment.-S. Louis Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says "The forthcom-
Ing report of the Committee on war
cl inns will take decided grounds against
paying for the damage done by the Con-
foderate troops In the loyal s ates during
the late war. The question arises on the
claim of O''io for property destroy In
the Morgan raid. 1t Is held, however, by
the committee that to pay this would es-
tlbllsh a precedent by which the citiz ms
of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Kentucky
an Missouri could claim payment for all
property lost In those States on account
OF the rebellion. It II estimated by the
chairman that $l50,000 600 would not
cOver all the claims which would come
under the same head OF the " Morgan
claims"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land For Sale.

on ACRES Of Timber Land, ~ miles
~ south Of Perry sbnrg, on McCutcheuville
Road VIII be sold cheap for cash. Call on or
address
GOTLEIB wINKER, PerrysburR. Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

The Meridian Mlss.J Grange has adopt
ed, among other equally commendable
ones, the following resolutions:
al. That we will, infuture cultivate less land
aud more thoroughly prepare snd cultivate
what we do plant using all possible means to
fertilize as nlAch as possible, as it is fact be-
youd dispute that one hundred acres thus pre-
pared, manured and cultivated, will produce
more than two hundred acres in the old, ordn-
AIRY way, at one-half the cost, thereby doubling
the profit.
OardIess of the price Of custom, provide bonnti-
fully for everything necessary for home con.
sumption, for man and beast, before we plant
ons staIk of cotton, and at least one-helf. not
two-thirds az the land cultivated should he
planted to corn. peas, eats rice' hay, potatoes
&e., the remsaipg one'lhlrd or oIe'ha'i III eo'-
ton" 'iliIfd sjl IN blldo 9di iD9on CO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08
Something New and Beautiful

THE undersigned is now prepared TO take the
L new and beautiful RembI sht picture also
the Imitation POrcelnin, which is sonearlike
the genuine article that the difference is scarce
ly noticed, aud which can be furnished atab' ut
0ne-halfthe cost. She is also prepals 20 take
FeTTOtypes from Eve TO Twenty-Five cents,
according 20 size and kind wanted Photographs
Of the best quality, OF all sizes and kinds, 4x9
size or largest, dow to the smallest ambrotype
also copying other pictures and enlarRing them
II ifdesred, all executed with promplness and be-
low Toledo prices.
vii finish up Picluresin India Ink, orpaint
in water cnlors 10 the most approved styles, will
furnish Frames and Cases oi all kinds that ma y
be required. Please call and see for yourselves
II will cost you nothing IL you cannot be suited
NIB. Nopictures taken on Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON.
Fifth Street, near Uuion School House, Perry
~ burg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

ali 10 noisnaixo na sbnam9b sdoiinsk-
.g9roa 100000 .e0l Oi 900 ,0OO,0 mofi soll
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

ed ed bio sdinOm esIdi inOdR n9hw ND
baa owl 10 eQs odi ts bna tBi wors % nH9
sIoli1oqo1q odi bsnisg bad s1aey ilsd 9go
.b9iais 9vOdg
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-08

sdi naissb sIszsm-noidsai 0dI ,yisn-ss
saomio9qs sso1etoAIsdo bnR lRlngnis isom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21

bales kyports-ooas,wise So Sales zoos Stock s,Il4
4t4l Sales, ssss '''''' fiAh'e' ''i'i coas'wse'
:. Cotton dun; .midding I5szc a lSIc low middna,
s9ERa sTslndos & % ss is sssS s
e sss,a III III q s. Il: SssaHsn ' to France S0
for q a1 s srd :. IS hSs,s
III sscwP ss steady 81 for hard s.
%mtes SD Tor double extra WHEAT QUIET To Yhitc
club Sssa ;.s ssss 5ss. ears %.s 4.
,ss 'ss o . g ss ST. sss 81
sa 81 oS Es,S s% % S 3
Imports for the last tyeny.lOus hoSrs~Foar. 400
a. barley nss $50 DO peas so d. ispsss@wssas
.ss: s.sl ground Ding s sYss
n s%ps. q e g s' whs
4 SSst: Ss ri NJ a .1s; ss.Ss !,
old shade & males g sS bushels ras Ne
Oats western SsS az s Rye VEN nominal D al
Barley Barley GSs f nnn1 S.sa. s's% s &
~ Other articles unchanged
Flour steady: wns.s-pemana isst ana holders arm /;
Ssf sasnsan ana asy sss
sifassi sS Ss hogs. esyss
Receipts-7W0 bushels wheat 1900 do corn, and 1000
DO oats shipment-a0O bushels wheat, and 400 do.
CnrcAao Feb ~, 1874
q 10 lor March, 81 ~ for April No. ST 81 Is;
s Ne mixed NIL SIC so bid for March sc ior April
cash; 42hc TOR March; rejected, sSa.c Rye trim and
sctrcej No, REGULAR SIC fresh si,sc 85c Barley
spring q s. ssl s. Dressed a9ss il isr demand: but
sales at SIS 9 cash $ for March. Sl4 IS for April
Lard in fair demand but lowers sales al IS rs cash or
March; % 81 for April Bulk meats quiet and weak;
q :hosaeTs spot; APfii shSf5 - III, Hdals
short clear midules 81 81 CASH 81 Sd April ali DOSE
Bacon steady and uncha nRed Whisky firm and in TAR
els wheat 1900 DO corn ~ goo do oats 5000 DO rye
els wheat 5000 do corn, 1000 do oats LOCO do rye and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
CLOsINe PROCESS O'CLOCK ?. N
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Lower for Future
Flour stcady-Whcat Higher-Corn
Easy-Oats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Lard Lower-Groccries Dull and
Weak--Freights MISREPRESENTATION
Dull and Easy-Naval Stores Quiet-
East India Goods Quiot-Ndetals Quiet
Wool Steady-Whiskey Lower.
. vrrr rsg FRIDAY, Feb. 20-6 p. M.
There was but moderate movement in mer-
chandise to-day, though trade IN many commodt-
ties shows some increase from day to day,
and the markets generally rule firm, with q
general tendency toward higher range OF
prices in nearly all the leading commodities
In hardware dry goods groceries, breadstuns,
provisions, oils, petroleum, iron, wool, &C.. fair
business was contaminated, ana full or better
prices were in most cases obtained. On 'Change
f1our was steady. wheat was In fair demand and
decidedly nrmer, the market closing nrm at the
improvements Corn was In plentiful supply and
cheaper, with the exception Of old mixed, which
was nominal. Oats were without decided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

I.t I-D W. GALVESTON, Feb 70, 1874
Cotton quet moderate demand; good ordinary, l3c:
middlng, l614c. Net receipts. 22l9 bales ExporB-Io
Great Britain ~ coastwise 99a Sales l,0. stocn
1,49 Weekly-Net receipts, H. 7n bales Exports-T0
Great Britain i2762; 70 France. $780, coaswise, Al4
Stock, 10St0 .I--', ~ -
NEW oRLxANs Feb 90 1874
Cotton-Demand good at lower rates. middine l6c. /;
low mladling. l4szc. good ordinary l34c. Net re-
ceipta I79s bales; gross, 2Ao ExporsTo Great Brit
wise, 496 Sales 5000; last evening sou stock $50 S64.
WeekyCNst RECEIPTS $50 bales gross, 81 lsl ES.
10 France, s,sSo; coastwise, l0,o7A Sales $1,000
NOZZLE, Feb. % 1874
Cotton gutet ana steady 1T decline middling 151ac
low mddhng, IL ~; good ordinary, 1915 Net receipts,
zoos bales Exportsro Great Britain Abs; coastw se,
2069. saleA l,Uu Stock, 63eOQ WeeklyNet receipts,
s4 bales' gross s942 ExpornTo Great Britain. %i2s'
Cotton heavy; middllng, lsjsc. Net rsGsipta A7C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21

Wheat in better request and limited supply and
prime samples were scarce and held firm at decidedly
ssss rs ssss!
Ghsis ss0s. z
for y .s Is tS tor p S4m%op No sb,csao s. ana
No; SiixsuIss Winter wheat held e 81 Is io5 red
~ & S o1 new h' s sSH
ton y ~ S for car lots Of very dry MIXED S 7S 70
srn corn nomina no sales ~ were reported
e. SSs: T S
% sSa & or S a1S g 0r
Ia: been fair INQUIRY in the line Of
:D sss %
called "a I'm:
grain for SHIPMENT next week and week after.
81 X 's$s;! ss:: e ss
isni $@s Ss;Ss: ssE;s a
Kingdom. a60 quarters grain at S. American brig,
mas as' x,a
*
lump sum; bark, hence to Jamaica, .misceilsnsous
SS Of Gss S% at
q I'D; British ship cleared yesterday to arrive
nS Of a1 rsnsd Go AZ g port excluding Dutch @
o %ssSst has been Quiet su. prices
last and the market closed Arm We note sale Of $50
sols 81 domfssc CLOTH Ent averages At isc quoted
and l2Hc for light do Borneo axe. l2c; Calcutta,
q Bags remained Inactive but were quoted steady
HEM. AND Jur.-There has been quIet market for
1ss w Tsss soa Scm ns
SsS,s Jus o WAS also quiet and ,s IN value
s sSSs sss SSt ss msse m
Hay AND sfSiwVThere has BEEN less demand during
tor SSs ,Ss ses
exhibited further change and were quoted as fol.
spsSs ys!s sss''
stray 0q 81 tor nd lSns S oc for short d. @
HIDEs.-lhe market has shown some Improvement Din
regard 70 the nce the late decline and during
ss snqse AS4ss
s!asS S' g. lays sss HA{ Esss as' srnHs s.
s so al sold G Ior a. S
go q civ ,,Iaush,srsd 70 lps country
lbs: aiss do, cow 20 ibs $40 California, apsft to
ssEs,S,s galveston y Sssf f:s4 a Z Can;
70 asf Ss Srsne. lSs &c.
S. S IS D g
sS.c. DO. mot trimmed, "a e p iSs, %c. aIc;;
SaS Il 4 is. e 5sbso Ss ana Hass.Is.
70 70 ~ lbs- 2le xc;s Caracas 20 to . lbs, zoe.
so f had aay dry sn "a S.s 0a ss
S. Goa dI Syr and is PLATED 3 20 IBIS
.ssy ssseS' AEi'. .ss a.
S ssia- % H.. sSs. currency, as hey rum UNI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21

IouL:; ;.,....;. ;...........: L5O DOL 1893
future delivery oasis low middllng sales have been
IS Last evening after three O'Clock Febru.
Is April loo at IS issc 600 at $3.50 May ~ So q
e. paid 8 s.s ssss Eaten 9ss %ss
snss g. s q @ hisss
So 50 e SO 7s At Y lSs 90 a. e ss
LOO At isc 9o Is assso 1S at isc 9oc At il
IS asss rS1 At is 100 LOO at IS sssc May, u at
M SOY s a. ss log Sos 8: I. lS log i, S a.
200 At 10 nl6c., 100 at 70 as2c. so at l6Kc. July
IS ls2c, Total 2l,7O bales. Grand total, SS.OoO
II Suofs S as Sv HAVE
esss% 3 ss receipts Ts as sSs
ports were .Gslyeston, 2s bales; New OrleanA 1885
Mobile Zocs; sayannsh aS7o; Charieston, itss VIII
ga Boson, las; Philadelphia, sS Total 2Ls8O bales
koos-Priees OF fresh eggs have been barely sustained
and "med have been pressed for sale at prices
sey ssc 2sc ohio &C. so Michigan any ssS a Ter
Indiana and Illinois, sc. 2ic. Canada, 2Sc 24c
Southern Southern 2ac A. &c. STATE lined. nominal lsc. i7C. ;
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Receipts-Flour, lo722 bbls {;
and 500 Bags; oats S647o bushels barley, do Rye
500 do. The -four market ruled steady with
Inquiry for Shipping grades and from the local buyers
Tho sales including all kinds foot up about 8O bbs
at prices within the range OF the APPENDED quotations
loo lbs for State and Pennsylvania Cornmeai was in
active, but values remained without noticeable change
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
~ "OfO suo CiUniHB PtICes u
GOVERNMENTS:

The l0HOWIn8 were inc cIOSing pFlces OF
GOVERNMENTS: ]
United States currency skies, 116k 11oX; do.
SKIES, 1881. registered, l2O 1901 do. d. coupon,
1904 121A; do. fve-twenties, 1896. register ed,
May and November, ll91 1l9X; do. do. 1862,
coupon, llS llSK; do. do, 1854, 100 q 12Ok; do.
do, 1865, l2o'< 12l; do. do., registered. 1867,
January and July, 1lsx q 119H; do. do, 1866,
coupon. 1leh 1l0x; do do, 1867, l2ox q I2OsI ;
do do, 1858. 1917 a 1905; do. ten-forties,
registered, 112x ll2X; do. do, coupon, Il6 a
1l6k; do ives, 1881. registered, ia 1l4X; do.
do, do, coupon, ia q nay.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
present no new features, and prices can best be
learned from the record of current transactions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21

Galveston 20 20 2o lha DC. Gle Indianola 20 TO 70
c san Antonio and Corpus Christi ~ TO 20 Ios
zi!ac &c southern IL TO Is lbs. lie. lSc. currency
selected Dry ssec hides-chi % 70 50 lbs loc. Mata
moros "a TO * lbs lie Isc. Maranham IS to % ibs
i ac. rernanbuco zs TO 80 lbs lac Bahia. 10 lbs
iSs. iac: ea sanosc 70 - bs iSc savani. q
gold as they run; Texas and Southern "a to
Wet ssied hiaes-Buenos Ayres rs to 81 lbs, RIO
Granns a 70 I, ibs lsc New orleans city SO to ~
60 lbs isc nc Texas, knife 70 20 los Nc l2c
southern ~ To ~ lbs 0c city saug 81 lbs,
,0e 10 cow - 70 20 lbs lOYc currency selected East
dno'S sockECa,cntta city slaughter, 10 lbs lie do.
do, buffalo Is to y lbs, iSc a 1919, gold
hofs ne market has exhibited no essential change
since our last report The stock of low and medium
goods and are slow of SALE while finer quail
ties are scarce. AMI realize full prices The
markets were reported slow and declinias. From Mr.
kmmet Wess circular clip the following domestic
RECEIPTS ior the week 5 total receipts since september
i LIE Luz Total receipts Tor same period In 1874
tember, 1873 Il SO; total imports tor same
prices current for hops ending
februaY ~ ls1t, also for the corresponding
l81o, lo69 l6lO, 1871, 1872 nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
HAVANA MARKETS.

. HAVANA. Feb 20, 1874
sugAr-No. IL Dutch Standard, l5h u l6x reals per
arrobe. Freghts-ro Falmouth and orders loading ut
hayans, ~ a. 2 6os; loading at ports on the north
Exchange firm. On the United States so DAYS cur
rency, "a 75s per cent premlum short sight currency
Y y per cent premium 81 days gold W per cent
On Paris. ~ IS per cent premium.