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81 Soc. Western q 81 a 81 So; State, 81 sOs 81 ss
Barley malt firm. Canada. 81 As a "a So Western
u ~ 81 10 Provsons-Dressed hogs SIC q sc. ;
mess pork, s2i $2l 5J snort cuts S2I $2l 80; hams
i3c shoulders, lOc.; breakfast bacon l2c.; smoked
beef Ioc; Deef tongues 50 per dozen; lard, In bbs
and uerces, lac.; tubs aud kegs, l41sc
ToLxDo, Dec. a. 1874.
Flour steady, Wheat Arm; buyers and sellers apart
amber Michigan u O9 offered January; VI IA asked
- W5s onered cash No red, 81 l0H offered ~ IN
asked. No. 81 W. Corn steady: high mixed. cash and
yccemDeL I5ci January. 732c; old. 79c low mixed
I5c Corn dui! and declining; No. q and Michigan 56c
clover seedmMammoth, 81 Dressed hogs - 70 ass ~
Recepts.soO bushels wheat % 600 do corn. 900 do.
r, CHICAGO, Dec. IL 1874
flour dull and nominal Wheat dull and declining,
csosS,ns mSeski No spring. 9lc; No. spring Assc.,
s.,nc SSfe SSfeec syc January; so1c- February; No.
%ana and higher Sr Old mixed nike GSsn IN ss ds
cas snd DSSsember; new dull and declining a d61sc 6c
Seady at o4e cash 63a4c January; rejected, 49c &C.
rye steady; No. 9zc. 4c. BARLEY dull and declin-
sry; No spring, 81 l2as IS Dressed hoss nrm aud
IN fair demand at 81 75a s. I2 Pork In fair demand
eat 70 lower and unsettled at $s cash s1g So February
~ ~ March Lard steady at $!2 90 ash. Sls 80 Feb
fnary buik meats IN tar demand bu lower shoulders
szse Ssc. all loose, spot Whiskey steady at Mc Al
the cau OF the Board In the afternoon Wheat dull
declining at e4c.. cash 881sc January; other grain
dull ana unchanged. Pork, $40 rs February. Lard.
SlS U February. Receipts-Fiour. 1900 bbls wheat
% 0W Dusneis; corn. bS OoO do oats. 1900 do rye
=, ,GU DO. barley, 65 00J do shipments-Fiour-l40OO
ebs wheat 5000 bushels corn, 90OJdo.; barley, 5000
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

FOHEl0N EXCHANGE
was quiet, but nrm nominal rates for prime sterl.
ing being 4.s5K and 4.ooK for bankers sixty days
and short sight respectively, with selling rates
quiet, but nrm. Relchmarks, OAK q 9s ana 90
aSek; Cables, 07. Prime Paris was nrm, 5.14I
anc 6l1X.
FOREIGN ADvIcEs
represent British consols as Il lower ana United
States bonds steady. Closing Paris quotations
give Rentes e2E 46c.
I MONEY WAS MORE ACTIVE
and lenders generally marked up their rates.
loans which had been placed at per cent yes
terday being marked up to s per cent. The rul-
ing rate on the stock Exchange was, however, 4
per cent Prime mercantile paper was unchanged
~ . to N per cent, according to the time 1t has
30 run. Internal revenue receipts to-day, $6ss, ,oO0
National bank notes received for redemption to-
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were nrm without new features, and closed as
follows:-United States currency sixes 11eX q
ll6k; do. do, 1881. registered, 118K 11ox; do.
do, do, 120x 120h; do ve-twentes 1852, regis
tered, 112H 113h; do. d0 DO, coupon, ll2X
1l8x; DO. do, 1854, registered, 114K IFS; do
do, do, 114A 116; do do., 1896. registered 1le<
Q 1l6K; do. do., do., coupon, 116x o 116X; do
do, do, new, registered, 1l5X 1l5K; do. do,
do, coupon, 11SX 119; do. DO, 1857, registered
1l6X . 116K; do. do, do., coupon, 100 q 120h /:
do. do, 1868, registered, l1oK 11eK; do. do, do
coupon, 1l0x 100; do. ten.forties, registered,
11sK . 1l3x; do. do, coupon. ia a ll4k; do
nves, 1881, registered, l12X 1l3 do. do do, cou-
pom, 112X q Il3.
49, -ef RAILROAD BONDS
were nrm In the late afternoon dealings. New
York Central 1rst, coupon, sold at 1l2h, Central
Pacincs a. 95x, do. San Joaquin Branch at SIX.
Union Pacific sinking funds at TN, Albany and
Susquehanna nrsts at los and North Missouri
drsts at sex. Is
q ,t \, SOUTHERN BONDS.
There was moro activity in state bonds than
usual. Missouri long bonds sold at s71< Missouri
sxes OF 1885 at 10o do Of 1887 At 9 tennessee old
OK coupon at 81 SIX, new series at 81, Georgia
sizes At 70, South Carolina old at 30k and South
Carolina new non-fundable at OK.
% UNITED srArEs suB-rREAsURY.
The customs receipts to-day were S35o0oo. The
Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000 on ac-
count OF interest, and s7oi,ooo in redemption Of
nve.twenty bonds.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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CLOSING PR1oEs-s O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Lower-Corn Firm-Oats Firm-Pork
Nominal-Lard Lower-Groceries Dull
Spirits Turpentine Higher-Rosin
Quiet -Petrolcum Quiet - Whiskey
Quiet.
MONDAY, Dec. 14-8 P. M.
The merchandise markets were generally dull
and irregular. ON 'Change nour was dull and
heavy. Wheat was dull and in buyers favor,
though holders yielded very reluctantly. and some
OF them would not grant any concession. Busi-
ness was light and At the close the market was
easier. Corn was In light request, but, with
small receipts, the market ruled compara-
lively nrm. oats were In demand and
frmer. Barley was dull and easy. Rye
was nominal. Whiskey was unchanged Pork
was still nominal. Lard was In better request and
nrmer. Freights were nrm, but charter rates
were easy. Cotton was irregular and nc. nc.
lower for spots. Futures declined &c. 6l6c but l6c
Nc. Of the loss recovered groceries were gene
rally dull Petroleum was quiet. Spirits turpentine
ruled higher. Rosn quiet and tar ne elected.
CoryEE.-The market for Rio and Santos rules quiet
but holders firm at the reduced prices Some few
small invoices sold to the trade within the quoted
range Mild grades remain very quiet but Arm At Bal
timore sales reported Of two cargoes including
1900 bags by the Eleverton and 4l0 bags by the August
on terms % not made S Pgslic. Rio ordinary esrgoes
soysT5%sns S.ySS Il bags ~ Ne; SS
isHc iSc:; Lsguayra, isc isc Jamaica l7c. aIsc:
Rica l7c. l9zc Mexican I5c. 19c. AnRostura i7c.
l9c Savanilla l6c. lsc. Curacoa l6c. lSc. gold,
coTlos.-The market for cotton on the spot was dull
and irregular, with literally business, and prices
were, Of almost wholly NOMINAL The subjoined
quotations. show decline Of Ac for ordinary and good
Eddiing isir and fair unchanged For future delivery
the market feyerlsh and excited The early trans
actions at decline Of kc tl6c ll6c: Kc: Of
this loss was regained under larger demand, which
further material reduction might result in failures
Notwithstanding the closing nrmness of futures short
notices offered quietly at 13c. Todays improve,
temporary sxpedient We quote fAmerican class, -
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THE CARPET MAKERS.

The meeting Of the Higgins carpet factory nanda
on saturday night was presided over by Mr.. Mur>
ply, who IL not the factory superintendent aa
previously reported, end Its object was to takS
A COMMITTEES appointed at that meeting called
yesterday morning upon Mr.. Hlggins who promised
tnat the wages would be PAID by Saturday next
In the meantime the operatives WIZ uVt WVtAs su0
tue sctQrY remains oIss@n
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A. Il lss2c March, 200 at IlSc 600 at IA zssc 100
=, IA !sSc a. APsii go at PIE GO At Y 1sc May
December lac, nominal; January. Hc February. IA
Issae March, l4iSc APR n z Nay June,
notice 18th s short notice ss % j sapr!
iSsss 4 q : Ss.: ss5
\ Ss 4 - II a;sss e. = s!s si Il
), ). & ssss Is Sss . .iss is s5s 5ss; ss u i,
ALA lll6c 500 at As2c 800 at ltsc., 800 at Ikea
40 st = ssc 100 aa l4,S; April 20o a. is,s 500 at
@ IS s's e &c. siss l
ssis iiSs $50 Il 10 w. sdo as q siso i
a9snd Ga si os $ $sSS % 2no at Is 0s
uroay's forward deliveries were as follows
ss1S:; ssiTIs'5 ~ s.SEis
80 at i sssc. March, ~ at 4 Sss,c April. 200 al
lsc 100 q is May 40 at IS 5isc June, IS1 At
june, 800 ut Is Hide July, 500. at is Sl-s2c Total
G bales 4 the receipts a. shs e ports were & GGalyes
nah. 1922; Charleston 42l0; Wtmirgton. L2s5; Nor
rhiiade phia Total 40 6ie bales; day last week
closed:To Havro, by steam, zc. by sail Sc TO Ham
burg by steam I'd by sail, Ac To Bremen, by steam,
le by sail sc Compressed TO Liverpool I'D BY steam
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-F 21 $50 bis wheat
63 900 bushels 20 e0 DO corn meal 100 bbls and
s7s bags: oats & iomS bushels y rye 2so DO The flour
change Sales were reported OF 400 bbls within the
quoted of values Corn meal quiet Sales OF
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The following table shows the opening. hight

opened at 111H, declined to 111x, advanced to
l11K. with nnal transactions at that figure. The
rates paid for carrying were /, 2 and az per cent.
Loans were also made nat. The specie engage
ments for to-morrow's steamer are $5OO000, but it
ID not positively known whether the whole amount
III ho ahl
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoNDoN, Dec. 14-Even.
25s. So. q 2os cd per cwt
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soDo No. oSUuS4 W
Total as per balance sheet ......... e5 $50 l04 W
fNorE--fhere will q credit accrued nte rest'
on western extension certificates arising from dividends
on on stock o. q G. = and 4 r. when trustees account
VIII be entered on the books.
statement showing the total cash received by the
treasurer the sources which II received and
on wha account II was expended tor the twelve months
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- or ruturc delivery bass low middng the sales have
been as sfollows:-saturdav. aftcr r. M.-December
100 short notice at Is l5-l6c January 200 At 1l6c.,
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1918 and 1880 A. Nj.
First Board-1Os3O A. M

'65 !. ll6 $4,000 l. S $40, r, ~. be Il6k
'65 n. il5z 500 U $40, c, '67.. :. li9zs
5,n.bc lieX 1900 U 5 5-1D. r, '68.... ll6z
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSE DEALING WITH WHOLESALE GRO.
ac desires to buy one two profitable
~ same line; give full particulars address box ASA
New York Post office. - -
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN, WITH 500 TO $500 CAN
N clear SlU00; indoor; bottling business all cash.
uy Hudson sKeet un ssAgA no SpluA rMk,
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

Accrued nerest bonded debt for year ending Sop
tember 80 1874 viz. -Estimaed
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cars at Poftv total Of 1Gs6 bead msiny good
sheep. The supply not equal TO the omina
prices the 0fc Fa 70 prime epped
sheep sold Those " n and poor 70 lar urshorn do a.
g. 90 2. Spring lambs r,nge from lac. TO he v ID.
Judd Buckingham sold 900 clipped Ohio sheep, 80 ID ayerag
at q 2c 10, and 100 do 95 m average n77sr.
sold al unshorn Ohio sheep 30 at S2 per ID
James Kirby clipped Ohio sheep l02 average at Sc
n, and 80 do, 90 H. at 7aic -,
Hume Elliot sold III clipped sheep rs ID average 7
per NJ 18 Spring lmos As at ci and ID DO, 40 d.
at lie -.
rs 1896 hogs Nothing doing In i've hos
Dressed hogs were Arm At 7ds. per b
BuTFALo Ami 29-CArrLK Receipts TO-DAY. ncning Is
arrive 5i head making the total supply Tor The week
head 1867 sgainst 42f Tor the tune t
The and bon e. adv last
the demand The bulls OF the
dealers AMI local butchers Esern aers
The attendance good About 500 head were
sales Of $50 head illinois rsngg from 81 70
l47S 50 25dT6 sos 1855 heal T. r sties raniug from So2
O59 b. - l22aS 3d. ~ head Missouri steers ranging rom
iii to G2 H. 50 sOaS5 S5i 10 head Indiana steers aveag
TO- 10 50 o. bead choice Cherokee steers, averaging
1897 b. OF 50 ga 100, a.,
SHEEP receipts to-day 1900 head making
the supply the thus far 300 head against 5OO
head for the week the market im aud aye At
the supply not equal to the demand clipped
sheep, So 5Odf7 wooded sheep. S1DSS silrs or ISV mead
wooded sheep lO2 n. 70 SS ia head Hnos
wooe sheep 100 d. at ~ 60 81 head ONO sheep
avagng ~ TO- 50 25 lS4 head OHIO clipped sheep averaging
106 NJ, at 81. 500
oesThe receipts to-day including reported arrivals were 100
head making tins Jar lolOO head
head time last week The marset was
% 50 80 for Workers. 50 0OO.J oO Tor lea h0g~
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advance at II a. m and decline at D. m, when
reasons are usually of nature calculated 10 alu
their schemes else they would not take the trouble
TO communicate them to the public. ms afternoon
they explain the decline in the general list on the
ground that money is tightening mp IN London that
the Bank of England is likely to increase
its rate of interest soon, and that the
President has told somebody that he VIII
not sign anv bill squirting in the direction of ina-
ton. which latter intimation it is devoutly hoped
NAV prove true In the meantime the real cause Tor
the decline in the later dealings doubtless that
somebody offered some stocks for sale. The market
to-day has been reasonably active and attended by
considerable fluctuations. The speculation was
confident early in the day, and the course
of the market was steadily upward until
shortly after the conclusion of the first board. Al
this point prices showed an advance of to nearly
per cent in the leading shares but thenccforWard 10
the close the market was irregular and IN the nam
weak and depressed. The lowest quotations OF the
day were generally made at the very close OF busi
ness, as will be seen by our comparative
tables below. The widest changes anu
most important transactions were in Western Unlon
ST. Paul Common, Wabash, Pacific Mail, N. \. Cen
trail, Northwest Common, Rock Island, Union
Pacific, Han and st. Joseph (which was especlaiiy
strong). and Erie The last named made STEADY
decline from 1861 to SAL in sympathy with iaii
in the price at London. The decline la'e al
the day was possibly assisted by advices from Lon
don reporting money active and tight IN the open
market there. with the likelihood of an advance III
the official rate of discount tomorrow. lnere was
fair business in investment shares, but the deal
inos were unattended by any special feature. Inc
oneninc. highest lowest, and closing prices were:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
...,,,,pn.., ,,.DUpsps

LoSpoS April 29-12:3O n m.-oo1o 929i9927s for boiu
money United States Tenfory bolsi lOl4 Lfe
RalwAy shares 32lq032s4 do Preferred, o. -,
Apnl 29-I23O m.t'Otion Is unsteadTj saes
ii 900 bae Including 5000 and speculation; sales
on the basis of Miug Upuds nothing below Good Ordinary shipped
March al 7.lG shipper March aud Aunl sto DO io
deliverable Apn May Sgt Do nothing below 10" Madnz
Skinned March at Sd: do, do, deliverable ~ az -IOl
LoSDoN April Pei 1880 InBde Railway shares ~ . ,,,,
LIyEaPooL Apnl 29-1;30 mCoton sales IN tie BASS o. MO
ding Hollands Good Ordinary shipped Apn and May al
7lG do d. deliverable May June a. Sal sales on ne
basis Of Mdfrng orleans nothing below Low ddng shipped Mafeh
At 8ai BreadstaRs quiet Beef 80 v heEee BacOn' 4f0
cwi. for Short Clear Middles
from the Bark Of England balance TO-DAY is 42OOO0 hne
RsiWsv shares 32 Pars Rentes 59 "
LIVERPOOL April 2933O MOI the Cotton SAFES TO-DAY oooO
bales American 90. -oo, .,
The accoun g23a92T Preferred, 3d. Pans dispatches quote
Rentes at 50L 6Oc - NJ,
LIyERPoo ApnI 29-5 D. m-Cottousales the basis OF
NLg Upand nothing below Good Ordinary, deliverable June and
July, at Sasl o,, . ooe q, A..
LosDos April. 2o-Evenne Lnseed Oil at 32S o. per ton
SPLITS Turpent'ue 30 9d3OI ger cwt o,.o .
LyERPooL April 29-Eyenngspir TurpenIine 81 per cWt
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ArB.xr April doing Rye dq Corn sf ar.
and wanted Mixed hsd at SSc, and Od 90 al vVc
Barsy-Nohng doing Malt more firm Oats scarce and improving
BsITixoRs April 29-cOtton FIRM Low Mddngs, 10 &c Flour
quiet ses a9cng Wheat firm and gSchang . Cor, n S
New s3 Oh Sc Oats DILL Southern a7e wete AMI S
PORK $i7 Is Bak Mss-shoGders 6'4c Ce9r Rib sides &C.
Wear we. ER u sfi sct V and steady At
32637c5 Cofee unchanged. WHISKY unchanged !,
G n b. Hg Corn ssy Is as o't, steady at
DE Rye 81 0s Barley dul At 81 4O@ = % io' sRos
H S 9r Steam PGi os for Ke BuI Me du dsuns
- for S,sI SsS 80 ~ bd iUr Cas e Clear sides &C.
dull at 6 Tor shoulders 9 for Clear Rib Sides 9'ac for Clear
DsrpoT ipn 29Foqr qq 'Hd uneh,7gsd Wheat ' S
IGN Con- steady 6l Oats goo demand At SOC kecep-
1000 Flour 5000 BUSH Wheat anu 1000 bush Oats SliP'
iocyltq April 2oFcqr UNCHANGED Wheat u 9Gs77e
Oat, quiet UNCHANGED 57djsc ke sol a 81 10 Peyi'
oT SaS9e.' ie III Te gs for Clear b Sides oc for Clear
s s sareured Hams sold a. PLAZA l'.qi2c Lard
lOli for ere l0t@lle for ke WHISKY y9e oo ~, a. *
r S@ spnrg 81 IS Tor Amber Winter; % for White Winter
# 70 for d nGPo ETA o %sS car No. Red an 81 e
e No White hegan at u 49, one ear EIsa 20 a. 81 oS
sSered a Sc Bsry dal 900 bush cansda at 81 10 Corn
caag shorts $50 iD.a 2 M3s, s 4S ts to- Ab RAIL
S8c Receipis-i9 900 bush Corn $4,000 feet Of Lumber
PnApsLPHA AP 29-CGyer seed SCI a. - 2OaSLU go
s1G CsT o5S BOs."t EIa Family So 1887 25
so b. Wheat quie, bn m Red 81 65aS 10 Amber u S0G
II So White ~ 80. Rye dull al 9oc Corn ody 1el-
low soc MIed Sac Oats changed "hte eZ2aooci
Mel 6O4Gl held lGc spot aud trs; part OF
Nay for Refined Crude, ll'2c whkydm Ween in iron 99c
ST Lows 2JFour steady WheatSpIng in fair demand
A. ~ gGaEl 252 for Winter dul al 81 y Tor No s
Rel Corn GS 2169 for No Mixed on track
81 % and elevator Barey firm at 81 3JG%i 10 3t
sell. Nhiskg steady at 04e Pork dun
GIG 3OG$l5 30 Dry Sailed Meats lo"er small bus,
ness Sides sold Sas May Bacon slow AMI unchanged
Gear sides sold az 9aic H,lf Of June Lsony pealng
trade os, - 40 81 so for Light - - p for Bacon
IS 2J4S5 90 Tor Heavy Cattle qu tile doing Native Cows and
Ires 50 2JGS4 % Prime CIoce Stes, 50 aSG Receipts
23OJO BUSH Corn 5000 bush Oa's IOOO BUSH Rye and ooOO
Hogs
3G Rosin strong: 20 SHei - % FOR low No !;
81 Tor Pa S60-5 - for WindoS Glass Crude
lurpealht qaes 81 30 Tor Hard - % Tor yellow D - OO
Tor Virgin. lar steady at -
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COTTON MARKETN

AUGUSTA Aph 20Coop demand good; offerings very light
Hdg.ng rs he. receipts 80 bales sales 1853 bales.
~ Drt. AprI better for grades hdtng l7c;
Low Mug. 10 10 244 baes shipments $50 bales
sales. 3jI all.s. ,.,.
NEWUaLsAy April 29-Coton eady fair demand Md1hns,
SOt baes; 500 bles exports 10 Great
Britain bales the Continent, 2,44 haies coistS 43l
bales: bales last evening" LOO bales; stock l2J2JO
receipts CJ7 exports Great Britain 400 baes sales 200
bales; stock. 1881 bacA -
40 bales gross l9 bales exports ~ sales ZlJ
baps: ,uingers % bales; stock. j,3ll bales.
29.-Co'tou iuer; Low AIilng, l64dlbS@i
net receipts exports Great Britain % bae e0ast"e
7iJ baes; sales. 800 bales stock, 1921 bales
N ugN8roy Apul 2yC0t0n auiet ami nonnal Miihng lie
net receipts 1913 bales eoasSs As baesi Stock li59
MEMPHIS, Aru % Cotton quet; Low milling, 16sal6i2r
rec. pts II shipments. 800 bales; 3d. 40 baes
29ott0u quiet; Md.lug les receipts,
Dos bales; slirmeuts 29i bales; stock, l2-2i bales
LOUISVILLE. April 2J-CrtOn quiet aud lm; Nldlug, lG4c
PHtADELPHIi April 20 Cotton arm htIIags, 72iGlSc :
net receipts, JO bales gross. 49, bales.
MOBILE Apr 70 quiet and firm Nd1lng. l6'ic; Low
lGl, Cool Ordinary, - ; receipts, ~ bales
dor coassise 81 bales. sas 500 bale, stock. 329Ib bales
>NNsAu 29-Clt.0l very Gun hilng. l6 o.; net
CENTS 3Gl gross 3Gl bales $50 baes stock So IA
6osroy 2oCo:ton quiet and nominal MddInss, l77s
sa.e.. ) bales. STOCK. 5000 6aes.
G.LgsroS April 20Coon quiet AMI unchange Good Ordinary,
4ji bales exports eoastwsc 9lo oaes sales
300 bies; stock, ~ O3l bales
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SFwYoRK April 29-BEEvKsReceps rs CITY
33 Onehuuddtst total OF los carr, 1886 head.
20 carloads Of fat ste from Chicago and Cincinnati, The msket
advanced nearly i y N. Connonest
offered were sod at lie TO- TO dress % TO- aud strictly
al IL 2c, Ia dress - 10.
jersey CT 81 Morris Ware Co.. -
ears for Aeron Co, ~ II MePherson
Meye f. Kahn Furit and Fler
n iod bis I3 Illinois Sl1 ~
di2ac p D. e. dFr ~ ID, including . at % So TO-
hcPhers0u. Ao0n Co. lib Missouri ia
II la IL y. q 10 ds 5S ID;
ls4 ilnos Sss ia cst at IL IA a.. deas 81
50 n.
d Culver for Aetgn Co. l29 Illinois steers. cw average
lie 2 10 inelne of the beet at lie p H. So
H. anu I'll yer be,i.
Cba, Kahn, Ell ,u Frrst ~ Ohio ste "a ext at lie %
n to dress "a 70, and 10 a bu lOO n gos al jc T.
10 iiv- WEIGHT
h. VI. Fuer Tor MARTA Fuller Co 45 Missouri steers
1874 n, i've weight average I-.c y 10, 81 b.
ID Wsi1ei Ngfns, their
irgl 1d14 est al LIS y 10 to des % n, with sS Of the
seha.ter for MOr. Co. ~ Hhno. ster, est l
drtss - n.
GOLDSMITH co. 60 coarse Mssoar steers est at
l1i.ql2c. q H. "a dress n.
N su6scb f1r Morris Co. 80 iuo. steers Ga eNt ,yersg.
l2e = ID To dress 81 TO- aeihg 10 that averaged 1873
at l2i4-
ssmIe for Morris CO.. Ii Missouri oxen s cwt al lie
n g. - H. ali 81 he'd; - Illinois ia
AZ II ~ 81 10 All II To- 10 ew ~ Sc TO dre.s 81 ~
Ihousun for MONS Go. ~ Illinois
ll4Q l2ga n To dl 81 N ahi o. n to the gros. cH.
A. Ouehandrcili,i H4sinan n Co. hal n 332,
Illinois 6eaS2 sold IL l21r 57d5s
cha cvt 'od At IL lie 70, msialy ~
% 70.
CAfvs-sseeris head anl mae, was rather slow
hot pe-s materially ehsug aud selling
sac nealIF ~ veal, 1874 10 avenge By IIam
Elliott a T. ~.
sHEHr AsD LAuBs-Reeeipu cars at FOrush,t, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE or FISK x HATCH,
No NAssAU-ST. NEW-l YORK.

We buy aud sell GOVERNMENT BONDS ana GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
ON Commission for cash; receive Deposits ana
allow interest at the rate of four per cent; make
Collections and transact a general Banking ana
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC ana WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS, which are very desirable
for investment.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC is an important Trunk Line
Road. with an average monthly revenue exceeding
81 100000. The Company have Va small unsold bal
ance of their SIX PER CENT GOLD LAND BONDS,
with the proceeds of which, and their surplus earn
ings after paying expenses interest and dividends
they are adding to the permanent improvements OF
the road. The amount is less than $SOO,OOO; we are
selling them at s. and accrued interest. and con-
slider them an excellent investment.
FISK & HATCH.
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WEDNEsnAY. Anril 2o-r. NJ.

The stock market seems to be in that batting,
doubtful dubious state where little vigorous buy
ing sends up prices sharply, and persistent selling
has an exactly opposite effect and the market is
made TO see-saw in accord with tho movements of
the powerful cliques who hold absolute control of
the street. intrinsic values having little or nothing
to do with the price of stocks outside of those which
pay regular periodical dividends. Ia a confidential
sort of way, the agents of the cliques whis-
psred the reasons causes why securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
WOOL MARKET.

BosroN Anil purchase wanted,
d there demand desirable nes OF Woo 40 steady pnees,
but any grade really holders could force or
cent by concessions line feeces pretty close and the
stock Is nos hands few houses bat supplies OF Fine Foreign
different points AMI two mouths TO
bridge there apprehension Of running short OF tins
earh the New would
meet win ready sale Conbng and in fair demand,
AMI for good Of Pulled there fair inquiry The ssles
PenHyyall Feces
been Michigan Wisconsin 5O1j2te Comhine
d62 super ani Exra Puld at 10 a.
BE ve good Choice ncung Eastern and Maine 900
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The ruling rates for money to-day were 3d4 per
cent. the supply of funds Offering having been
greatly in excess of the demand. The payments on
account of May interest will swell the supply of
loanable funds here, and VIII, Of course. favor a
continuance of ease in money. Discounts were IN
changed.
In Government bonds fair business was reported
and prices made further improvement. The clos