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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07
Future DAYS.
PY b. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,

RY b.; HI. WARNER, -.,-
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and + SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL SUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated March II, AID.
lS12 duly recorded in Liber No 67S folio Is, Of
the land records for Washington county, i'm the
District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell, ut punlc auc-
ton. in front OF the premises, commencing on
THURSDAY, September Il, 1874. at4 O'Clock p. m,
the following described real estate, situate in
Washington county, ID. C.. viz: All those Lots
numbered forty-four C44,) forty-ive Cl5.) forty
six g46,) siXty-eight (6s,) sxty-nine (6l seven
ty co., seyenty-One a. seyenty-twO (i2) sew
eight as eighty (sO,) eighty-One (sl.l eighfy-twO
CSZ,) eighty-three (s,) hfty-eight C5S,) and ffty
nine C5yl of S. p. Browns subdivision Of Mount
Pleasant.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance at twelve
and twenty-fOur months, for which installmentS
the purchaser Will be required to give his prOmis-
sorry notes, bearing interest at the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum from the day of sale, and secured
by deed of trust on the land and premises sold.
A deposit OF $40 Will be required Of the purchaser
at the time Of sale and all cOnveyancing st the
pense of the purchaser. If the terms Of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaultlng purchaser, after five
days advertisement.
A plat Of the property can be seen at the ONCE of
'''' '''' WILLIAM sTICKNEY, l,r-u-,.o.
GEORGE II. PLANT, IruS'ees'
-, ,r--,r,-s. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07

When a man ONES home and tiles to bolt his
door with a SWEET potato, pOkes the fire with the
spout OF a cOfelpOt, attempts 20 wind up the
clock with his bOt-iack, tries TO cut kindlinR
wood for his mining IRE with a paper-knife
takes cold pOtEo In hand 70 light him 20 bed,
and prefers sleeing In his hat and boots. you
may reasonably infer that he has been making
the aequaintauee0f some very friendly people.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07
Golden H111-

This FLOUR was never better than it is now.
iva ~ P'i'O' IA 'ie '''' W. NJ. GAIT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07
PY b. HI. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AucttOneeF,
Federal Building, corner Seventh and stS. NJ W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR NEAT, NEW
TNO-STORN FRAME HOUSES ON THE EAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH. BETWEEN " AND
BOU NDAkl STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust to US, dated jan
nary IS A. D., 1913, and July p A. ID. Is7i, duly
recorded in Liber No. 7O folio l67, and Liber No.
for Washington county, District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured there
by, will sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises, TO the highest bidder, on FRI
DAY, september IS, ls74. at SD O'Clock p. ali
those certain pieces or parcels of real estate situate
in the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
and known rs lots numbered i've o. six, o. seven.
~ and eight, Is, and the nOrthernmOst ten (l9B
feet front of lot numbered four, a. and running
back with that width the whole depth Of said lot,
and the sOuthernmOst ten (O) feet OF lot numbered
nine, o. and running back with that width the
whoe depth of said lot, and all Of said lots being
n @ tarr and Metcalf's recorded subdivision o
Quare numbered three hundred and two, (3l2,
Ogether with the improvements, as ABOVE stated
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in six,
Is, twelve, Q2,) and eighteen (lS) months, with in
lereSt from day OF sale At ten per cent annum.
old. or all cash, as the purchaser may desire. A
deposit Of one hundred dollars down when prop
erty is sold All eonyeyanctng At cost Of pure haser.
II terms Of sale are not complied with in seven
days, the trustees reserve the right sell the prop
erfy at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement in some one
or more newspapers published in the city Of Wash
WM. F. MATTINGLY. j
CHARLES E. PRENTISS, : trustees.
j. T. COLDWELL, Sales mar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07
DY DUNCANSON BROS. AuetiOneers,
ID snnthaast corner Ninth and ID aEraata y. w.
RT THOMAS Z: WAGGAMAN,

On TUESDAY, September S, at 5 O'Clock D, H.
at MI. Oliyet Cemetery, l shall sell at public aur-
ton, lot OF Old Lumber. Shingles, Door amt
Window Frames, &c. Also, about 400 feet OF Iron
Railing. THOS. E. WAGtIAJAN,
sep5-3t AUCtiguep
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07
se5-S, Tu, Th&ds
DY b. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings corner Seventh and sts. y, W.
TRU&TEES' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL SUBUR-
BAN BUILDING LOTS AT MOUNT PLEAS

pY b. H. WARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.
TRUSTEEs' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL sUBUR-
Ban BUILDING LOTS AT MOUNT PLEAS
Byyirtue ola deed of trust. dated April a, A. D,
1s72 duly recorded in Liber No. go tOiO rs one OF
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc
September L, 1S74 at 5o O'Clock X p NJ ali those
certain pieces or parcels Of ground situate in the
seribed as parts Of lots numbered ffty-sIx, C55,)
subdiyision Of Mount PIeasa2t. Being al IRTt nor
ton Of said lots not heretofore conveyed to u.s.
S. P, browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, con-
and seventy -four CIOC, 80 feet Of ground
Terms: One third in cash; balance at twelve,
stallments the purchaser will be required to give
his prOmissOry notes bearing interest at the rate Of
ten per cent. per annum from the day Of sale. and
secured by deed Of trust en- the property sold. A
deposit Of 800 win Be reqrsd at time Of sale, and
If terms of sale are not complied with IN seven
days, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and of the deEIulting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement.
A plat of the property can be seen at the ONCE OF
&E 56bRRGGfEh ~ IN PLIS T. Trustees.
aul1-TuThs&ds J. T. COLDWELL, salesman
pX WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auet'r,
u Successor to Green Williams, AuctiOneers
No. lOOl, northwest corner Tenth and streets.
DENCE On + STREET SOUTH. BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS WEST, IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By yirtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia. bearing GATE on the 9Th day
of December A. d. 1873, and passed in the cause OF
James A. Stoyen and Others, platntins, against
John Z. BaylisS and others, defendants, No. 1913,
Equity Docket Z, viii offer for sale, in front OF
the premises, on FRIDAY September II, 1874, at
O'Clock D. all that piece of ground in the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia, designated and
described as being the west half Of lot numbered
thirty-siX, () In the subdivision of 50 NUM-
bered three hundred and eighty-nne, C39,) and the
improvements thereon, consisting of = tWO-stOry
brick house. -
Terms of sale as prescribed by decree: One half
cash; balance in six and twelve months, with in
terest from day of sale. One hundred dollars down
on day Of sale. II the terms not complied with
In 1--WE DAYS from the sale. the trustee will reserv
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of purchaser
MILLS d FAN, Trustee.
WASH. B, WILLIAMS,
aug26-d AuctiOneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07
LOTTERIES. - .
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
November ga, 1874,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07

EETHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pOned until WEDNESDAY, September 8, same
hour and place. By order of the trustees
LATIMER & CLEARI,
seT-M&W AucuOneerS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-07
PROPOSALS.
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IMPROVEMENT OF MOBILE HARBOR,
Il ALABAMA.


MOBILE, ALA, Aug. 1, 1874.
Proposals for dredging 35l, ObO cubic Yards, more
or less in Mobile bay Alabama, will be received at
this ONCE until noon September Ig 1874 and opened
Immediately thereafter.
Printed blank forms Of proposals and guaranty,
specifications instructions to bidders, and any de-
sired information be had on application to this
office. A. n. DAhiRELL,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
NKw YORK. Feb. Q. 1874.
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK 4 HATCH.
No. 5 NASSAU

We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits, and
allow interest at the rate of four per cent; make
Collections, and transact q general Banking and
Financial business
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS, which. at present prices,
are very desirable for investment
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at IS and accrued in-
terest.
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad reached
last year $l4OO0,OoO, and its business is constantly
increasing.
The continued scarcity of Government Bonds. with
steadily advancing prices. is increasing the demand
for the best class of Railroad Securities for invest
ment at current rates, Fisk & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RrRDpEAy MARKETS

Lospos peb 9-l23O m-Gon'ols for money 92gs2ls for
the .ecouat g2 United Five Twenty bonds looos, Odd.
1885, 1924 Be Railway slsres "a do Preferred 3d.
Feb 9l2:3O mCotton-Sales on the basis o.
Upnds, nothing below good Ordinary slapped g+a9sr At
ljlGt do shipped January and February at 10 IOd DO
shipped February aud March at 3D. do nothing beo" Low Md
dliug. shipped February and March. at ~. ~
LiyKKPooI Peb 9l m.Cotton active and hme Mdhng
Orleans SlaGSs sties, $4,000 bales IN
GLIDING , 900 II speculation aud export ,..,
IoSpoS Feb. O. m.--kre Railway shares, iliHli2 y
ItvEKPoot. Feb g2p m.Saes the bsss o Addhng w
.n, uohng Good Ordinary shipped January 1t 81 do do
nne Meb aud April l6i; do do. deliverable March st
i5l6d DO nothing Mddngs deliverable March st 81
.ri az d y 80 p est or L0ng Clear Middes
LoNDON Feb $3.50 The amouat OF bullion "hGisnn ron
the England balance to-day Is t0'OOO Ere RAILWAY
shares, Sili o. -, -, -. 4. l..
American. Sales the basis Of hdng orefh'
notbing below Mddlngs, deliverable January, st lOl
LoSDoS Peb. 90 m.Psns dispatches quote ken'e' at o9
57lac. 49, ,,----.,- -. 81, AZ, r..
Uppds nothing Good Ordinary deliverable March an April 81
7F DO do deliverable April and Miy, at ljlOL BeiisIui'
quiet ,,, NH.
ASrvsRP Feb. 9-Petroleum 33G for fine Pale Amercan
Feb 9O:3O m.tOtton-Saes on The basis o MA
Upnd, nothing below Good 0inay sbrSsd Jsnn.r ana
T do do shipped February ahd MHen a. lo-loi
DO lo shipped Msch and April a. 3D. o,o,.- o,,. q. .
FEB 9-EyeningLuseed Oil openei AZ ~ D t9 y
ssd closed 800 y Hn. Spirits furlentine, 80 y eNi
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
COTTON MARKETN

6ALvEsros Feb. oCotion arm fair aemanI. Good 0rnsry
1876 Nidng lJ3ie receipts SOAP bales Great
britain bales the Continent 100 haes coasEe 1866
bales sales 1000 bales, stock. llS205 bales
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9Cotton qlcti hfiings lb'c Low Mid
dngs. l4Sc Good Ordinary. ID c gross receipts z32 bales
etpor. 20j Continent 1913 bales sales l1G
bales sDinner l26 bales stock. l4O0l bales
Feb. 9-COtOn drm MdIlng. l5ac; reeeDts.
34j bales shipments 2i2l bales sales 100 bales Tor consumption
stock. Is j52 bales
III bales, sales. "a bales; stock i92 bates.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 9Coton hm; diddling l6tc; Low MIDI
ding l5i4c Strict Good Ordinary, li'c Good Ordinary, lc n1
receipts 449 bales .O6l bales
LOUsyILIE Feb 9.-COttOn irm; Midl1g. 10 5i4c
NEwORLEANs Peh 9COttOnMoyemeat checked hy high
MidlHng Ge; Low Mddlng 7ss Strict Good 0rli1,ry l5
Ordinary lOic receD 1914 bales gross 1911 bales es
Great Britain, 302 bales to the Continent % bales
France 3iil bales coawise, o58 bales sAies 2jOO bales
last evening. ! 900 haes stock. 33l 1Di
NORFOLK Feb 9COtOn hrm; Low Miti1y 1i: net receipts
j8O2 bales $500 oses sales 800 bales, STOCK
22,962 bales.
Monus Feb 9-coton quiet addrg Is 3c
Mddng Ii 2c Good Ordinary. l3h,; net receipts, 1850
bae exports coswise i76 baes sales 900 bales stock iOl
baes
CHARLEsrox FEB. oCotOn Ndnng. Is va ljic Los
Mdfing Ia 53Tl43c Good Ordinary II receipts 2O03
baes the continent O8J bs coa,"se l35O bss
sales. 800 bales; stock $50 bales. .
9CoOn DALI Mddlng l6its net receipts, 53
bales gross bales; sales $50 bales stock 900 bales
ST. LOUIS 9-oOou higher MiddiEg Is % receipts l,li7
bales shiOments. j97 bales sales, 237 bale,
AUGUSTA Feb 9COtton-Demand fair hddnss l5ci receipts
i76 bales sales, 638 bales
Mdting lisdl5c receipts 1854 bales shipments $3.50 oais'
stock ~, ,}52 bales. -
SAVANNAH Feb g-toon 6rm Miiny, IS isr.; receps
exports coswise 3O6 bales; sales IL III baes stocs
1850 baies.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,,,xv Ps The Wheat market as quiet Corn dull sale Of
~. ears az i @ hd % SiP as western GS nS & @ sd l one 80
Gle Bary-Phees improved sale, two ears sifo"ea
BuyTlLo Fb 9-Grn and saoat-WhesL 1853 2G9 bush
Corn 40 1856 bo,h Oats 1926 BUSH Rye 500 BUSH Barley
1 01as 80 ioufoar 500 bb Wheat IL $50 bush Corn
26Ois bush oa. 81 200 bush Barley seS % Sa.s a Export.
s. 25sss Amber ssSss so' w %nt ,sSs IL 80
III 45 quoted; hiwsukee No. spring o3asi "a DO No
d. = % cRSssS w,s, No q Ccn qS sale. q 5000
hush No ou the 72 Old held at 7odl7e Oats steady
81 80 ~ 90 Rye Somal 81 Barley Malt steady; Canada
as2 70, Western III eOGSl 80 Dressed Hogs 12Gsc' o'he
BTI,@oSE Feb Cotton frmer; Low Mug lie Flour dali
he,y! ana S syss M y Ohio and Indians 81 jOdsl 5j
other unchStgd Corn dul hat, ana eo p
spd higher ght supply southern 800 b2e Western oSao5 h{
stsr n bghe, ar d9s Har unchanged foFhons IN ar JOB
bns aemsDd bat inquiry for round lots pres gHeHa9ea
to W''t9 5.s ss'e5 sa @,G27c wlsI, 81 ..h.
Feb. Foar dqll and snsaAsSi ,s ] S m 5ssI t
u "a ior 10 SPhns u 22,t % ~ no. = e..n 10 10 "ra MIs -,
q ls' April 10 sg1SE 5 - ei, lG 81 Mn ssc
Nay, Reected om, 52aj3e New 100 q &C. osi' ~ R, M sf
Sg RTs Sr@ a. sads3 No. Barre, il demand and al
uneel u 70atl 20 St NO :, "a lrops Pork dsi and
& 90 'Tr sS % SoSlnail sii 81 March sl4 50 April sl4
ba & ggs, ana 81 sSsb,n.e AZ a. Shoulders 7 Tor short
Rib Nides ~. for short Ssr hho's % 81 V @ H. " Ss9
~ ~ II % pr. Hog steady 81 So Whsky b-m 81 oGt Re-
esPt-l3OO0 bbl' Fsar e9VVo 700 'aI u, ,ct b Brs, sp
9oO 9uas oao ss Hgr 900 bad. Wheat 1000 bash Corn
1000 bash oats 400 S1s i s su i1a aS eS a. Il IS for No
Red 81 No do Corn hi% a. '- % 90 m En ' % S M.
4oe fot no PetrOeum G@ and higher " I-s' 0 SA"''i
"@. .I 0I Fen gpoar quiet unchanged Wheat doll a9i
at II 45dsI SO Cora good demiad At SvaoOs ~ ns
sarj G s63e .hee os. sles :. ''RSss % P a"p
s5 25asI6 so Lard quiet held Sc 10, s.% a hsls s1.
March. CcaI MD oles ,ol al stf a1
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10

THE RArE OF INTEREST FOR Monty is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. r.
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully in
Tribune LECrCaE ExThA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address TAx TRIsVsS, NsW-Y9yk.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10

e.. .s!. & 4: Il S. q 4 .., :s S: doe: 3 J:
ssS7 Ts.' y ssSsS 10 :,ts; ".
k R g erf for E s S So 3d. '1s @ r. %s ws. 5 s"S 81 II %
Amber Michigan Corn dui and lover G7 r No. Ola O,,.
de,nd Az Recipe 900 be. Flour, 900 sc6 Ss,s
Sb. Flour 900 bush Wheat 1000 bash Corr ,od 5000 bash
LoUpvuLs Feb 9Nou ques sod uneh,uged whe, nominal
S S S =, rS S pS S sSS. r. 'T cr S ss @
se Char sides sIac unchanged shooi
cured Hams, iSi IS@Is fS Lard ss for Isios iosi0
hx.USRs Feb poar ausi and unchanged whe.. steady at
g. i .:.y T 4 s d y G a NO 10 Com M % .a g IN a AS 81
70, No. s1s y" e. s Eye steady At 5 5 Ne a re- ,n I'm and
pickle StSost oI, saiei Meat. sr@ 5i.s sseaiaeg,
c9 So''I MJs: s 7s Lar e steady E, g % % Ss s
bb Flour ~ 900 6Sss whs.. and l7OO Hogs sOmeH-oooo
Mrnra. eFloa quiet weak at ssase so Cora arm
ana ana % B" M Mn sa' si @ sODa - ,n lover
d6ac shoulders, si4 Clear Rib sac Clear
No sOHpr 50 for Amber %nT 81 50 tor %Ss @ns
vi %u D1nS fi 7 CcS a Soc % s zSoS & sss
s i 10 Corn 'si 81 5 ne 's s ' and Ss 81 30 Rf
Rewt Mlesd unchsnsedi shorts s2 as22 shpsui s2Sa24
anl Boston. 0Oc: 70 Ssw.YorE soc to Albany, 42e.
PS e. %ss f0 9d sIs S S % 81 Fs. 5s y 7 e
Ohio 81 75ass Is P,ne g sOasio 25
s S. Rs s' & % &c. 90 c1n & Yos oa
settled; white 69a63e Pei'eeum 'sadyi Crude 1895 Refined
81 LST,i ysS sFS a,. .3d 91'a9sst T3's @ M
east No Mixed and White Mixed eevso at 81
Ga D6i r April; 66c May Osts seady 47diT 10 for
No in elevator Barley unsettled sus business Rye arm and
inactive al 856S7c Wky steady gGc Pork sales OF
small sl5 35asl5 so sated easier;
ments round O jobhg and order sales Of packed lower 6@
G4c for Shoulders % for Clear Rb Sides SfdS3 for Clear
Sides Baconony limited obbag demand lower pnce sales Of
Shoulders ; Clear RIB Sides ssd9; Clear sides at 9f.
Lard nomnsy S7sr Live HOGS dull ami lower - 1j0S5
shppng 81 25aSj 80 for Packing 50 IS for Extra Cattle quiet
al - l22 for Good Texan Feeders 81 80 for Mixed Natives aud
Terns 81 500s5 IS for Native Steers Receipts 900 bb Flour
10000 busb Wheat $4,000 bush Com. 22 900 bush Oats 5000
hush Barley 1000 BUSH RYE 200 Hogs. aDd 900 Cattle.
Toledo Peb 9Plour quiet unchanged Wheat du sales OF
No White Wabash 81 So No do 81 40. Amber Mchi-
81 i9j April II 56s; No 81 iS Com dull sni lower ct
90 HIGH Mixed February b9 NAV; Gle; March sc
Mixed Gic 90 2; grsce New 6O. snd
fair i9 No. 47Qi7 2 for No Dressed Hog,
fn at 81 TO- Clover Seeds dull 80 10 -Refcipts q 900 bnsb
Wheat 900 bush Corn and 5000 BASH Oats shpnsu OOO
bush. Corn. and 1000 bush. Oats
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
vear s til, r,s, s III. a.~.u, as sale. Of $50 ss.

We tssts'
e.: ss sssr w.:.'n Pine and saperses..s. oosss 30
Corn Meal |. quiet nd tame, bbis We quote;
W.sS sSs % 90 Corn Meat GoIi Ear "a SO
e 75 Penn'.n. a, 81 75dssi Fancy 50 loasS %
B,s Meal dull hat steady Pine White 81 6OaSl 70 DO isloS
81 ooHs 6O co.tse At 81 45d 80, Cob Meal 81 20asl Ji'
FRBIGHTS-Tbers further decline Liver
pool By steam sni tho market beth feghs generally
The lower rates induced good demand there seues
ss.m 1000 bush whet q, i0ii rs 900 bush Grain q IOi
Flour at 3s O. $50 Tslos both ts
2oO uees Be .t7; $50 bb Pork at 81 %; 30 bales Pg hs
ueie' Pors l0 steam To G'go~, bE steam 20 900 bush
Grain at l2a through freight Antwerp by sail 10000 bush
GRAM st i22i The charters Norwegian brig hence to
o1 With 5000 Refined Petroleum private terms SAD u he
al 81 British barb Tybeel from PhisdeDhl &" the Con
tnenl with 900 bbl ~Gned 3D. excluding Dutch ports
nd an American bark of 40 tons hence to Cd "h u cargo
Slaves Al $40 for Ldgbt Pipe.
GRAINOu opened under Light arrivals ni
moderate offerings straight No nfer9r ungr.1
quiet though pressed for sale and being psel In oei hc
closes fairly undoue1 character
bat for UnE.dei Spring uas,n guiv rresu prices are
121000 bnh 81 436sI 81 for Ungradd spring Iowa and han
81 60 for No Chicago Spring. 81 301sl % iot no SO
Mol hiwsut 81 5SGsl 62 for Red Western 81 5Idsl % for
White Spring 81 10 for White Michigan 81 63 for Canada Club
32 900 bush No MwsuSee 10 arrive
in 10 days 81 CD Barley bat hrmly held sales OF 9OO
state private Barley Ma is quiet bat
arm sales Of 5000 bush Canadian private terms Oats are ar
scve bat close the sale, are 6lOOO bush New Ono t
Mixed 62I62Lyc Jersey at 81 id57l2- Rye
demand sni 6r the sales 1000 bush Pepnsylvs and
hmer inquiry chiefly for export Old Is more seVe at s
sale. 1900 buh New Western Mixed At 81
84c Old and New MIeI at S@SJc do waite al oJci do
Yellow At 81 aSic. Jersey Yellow at SOaS2c
Con
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
SCOTT, STRONG B. CO.,

I}ANKEItfS 30 BfodN
The n.p,, ,moun, Of bonds suihJfei ~ ssas sdes hs
,poyt0s. ty6ye millions Of tins sm0snt Blk MILLIONS
eIagnb absorb the aasecsfel bonds tasn ies
New. 1881" snt OF DNn
In nlarAn naH 0herei for sale
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

The most OF ......lOtGlO@
dav hut not put SALE the fresh offerings yesterday
and to-day l57 ears at Onehundredthsf 1853 ears
ar Jersey City aud 81 cars at Weehawken total OF $40
cars or $50 head making 9022 for the week. against
100 last week. and 1891 for the corresponding week last
year The offerings mainly OF ordinary and medi-
nm quality and the no better than for the
preyious but there were rev good droVes, ana
some choice and extra tops III the best lots.
There was no lack Of buyers IN the market
places, and trade opened moderately active
a. shade easier rates for ordinary and medium cattle:
hnt to ards the with about so carloads lust
ING INTO the Yards and the butchers mostly supplied the
market decidedly dull ana prices ie on nearT' II
not Gute tc n. Fair to extra fat bulls were sold at
h str ~ ~ live weight ordinary to good Cherokee aud
Texas cattle at 9!alO4c n TO dress, 5Sat6 ID to the
Toss cwt aud worry poor 10 strictly prne native cattle
at from SIC TO dress "a ID UP 10 I4c ~ uresa 90 TO- Win
a few OF the best nj l2t 9l5c. o.. 81. o., NJ,
road and its connections Al. reduced more ,han ~ IT
nresent rate Il sl per ear, against sl2O before the
rhonge The effect Of this reduction and equalization
of live stock freghts upon the market ana upon tue
Interests of the trade generally freely dls-
cussed to-day the marketplace It appeas thst tne
Am ~ Morris Waixes Co. had tue low rate OF $50 y
ear From chicago and thus virtual monopoly OF the
trade IN ObOught cattle, ana Very important
advantage over other operators Dealers mere ana
1ha lowing power OF the Morris and NaXel combl-
nattnn and this discOutented element Is evidently
el neased with the break In freghts ana the conse
o,eni weakening OF the Ring power II cannot be us
~ the vi wing OF special low rates 10 shippers Will
i and able 10 To ship large specned nuinoer
ar cattle per week operates 10 the injury OF all operators
80 nm. f,yored long OniDued, must lnc NltaDy
,,t, A., the concentration of the whole trade ia the
hands of the favored few ana IN the tfaspOrtaoho
ali the stock at the low contract rates lhe railroad
have evidently discovered lne loy Oh iosterInE
y th1t must become nch at the cost OF the
torkhoders OF their roads and nave resOlteu 10 low
sreiThtz ~ means ~ getting clear OF cpnllaets mat
promise uo pfoni. \ H'elJ u"o "''' w ' " ~
fas lfvyrs a, Vc adredlAsI. wcre " cars ior A0r'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10

HAY AND STRAW-Ihe market quiet bus steady; quote
Timothy s26dS2S ton Fair to God al So SHIP
ping S2OdS2l. Long Rye straw quoe1 at sl1GflS short
DO. at $l59SlG and Oat at Sl50SlO ..
SMOLASSESrh market quiet bat strong sa OF 10 Oo~
New Orleans 6707lc. Foreign Molises continues quiet
NAVAL sT0RkS The for Ssrsnei Rosn was ieid today
with $40 bbls at 81 50 $50 bbls m - 6O
bb 81 60 fat 800 bb 81 go Od&2 65 aud l0O bbls
So with consdenc Spirits Iupentne
bat little sought after and materially changed small lots
Obnsb At Soc wholesale lots he'll at SOc Tar quiet aud
nominal Pitch jobbiDg a. So for prime CITY deiyer.d
Sperm im but quiet Menhaien quiet out
steadily held at 4jG47l2c. Other OILS are unchanged.
PROVISONSThe Pork market heavy and quite tame the de-
fair deene the sales h and REGULAR
$50 at si4 50 Old Mess SlGaSlB 122 for New DO :
75 SlS for Clear for future delivery
/ 25O bbls Mes. seller March, A. Sl6, and 300
DO seller MAY and June. at sl6 % Beef Is nrn and IN
fair demand $50 bbs ~ 5OdSl 80 tor PLAIN Mess; S2
asl3 s5 for Packet rerce Beet duie, but
lat Low The demand chiefly sales Of 1000 Fresh Hans II
0I3 average 1ldlls; 1900 do Picked IL ID average
" 50 Light Long Cut Hams AZ l2'2- - . Picked
Belize. 9f 80 boIes DO Heayy 1920 N
and IGOO Smoked Hams ldll average, at loe
IN fair demand nd i not plenty sales Of oO boIs hsand
seller last half OF February at NJ oo hcfes snort Cea
TsjrustT less bakage JOO boxes spot at o' and
$50 spot lll6c Dressed Hogs are easier and close
tame quote 7dSc fot City, and TAI % Tor Western Lard
AT &C. or NO l. 3lGa9c City, 0lia9i2a for Far to Prime
steam Fancy and go for Kettle Rendered. for future
delivery OF COO seller February at9 az l6c 29OO
tc, seller March 5fGQ 9a $500 seller April al vl2d
g5,. 93a Bnd 800 cs for January satu
J.y evening 81 Zoe. offered at e's. a.
iof all sorts
Roll. sre IN dem,ud sud frmer. We duote
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