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"a O'CLOCK p. 81. TO CLOSE OF BUSi-
MESS. 8 O'CLOCK Z N
ERIDAY. Jan. 23-P. NJ.


The general stock movement has been dull and
limited as to dealings, and unreleved to the exist
ence of any new feature or incident. The tone Of
the speculation was dropping until about the o'clock
CALL and prices sagged a fraction but recourse to
the printed list above, and our comparative table
below, will show the unimportant volume Of deal
ipps and the limited nature of the occurring changes.
Tho afternoon market was at times frmer, though
until there is more certainty in the Wall-st. mind
with regard TO the final eventuation of the now
lannon's forty-fou millions legal tender reserve,
wa cannot reasonably expect q settled
tone 10 the market. Lake Shore occupies a promi-
pent place in the councils of the spectators and to-
dav exhibited a range of 79l and 49,. The Commo-
dore. a. President Of the Company, yesterday paid
the Union Trust Company in full the Indebtedness
~ the Lake Shore Road. taking up and canceng
fine notes given in settlement of the 81 10000 in the
latter mart of October and this impaired late buoy
,ncv 10 the stock The most active stock was Union
Pacific. which is said still TO be influenced by the
copte.t going on Tor the control of tho stock at
the March election. A large trade was driven
in Western Union Telegraph and Pacific Mail,
while New-York Central, Rock Island, Wabash,
North Western. Ohio and Mississippi, and ST. Paul
lso at times attracted notice Of tho investments.
Harlan sold at 1856 Panama. ia! to ll4., and Della
ware Lackawanna and Western at l0lI. The mis-
celaneous shares other than those alluded to above
,yere neglected. while in express stocks small lot
.of Adams brought %, and American, 6ld6ln
CONSOLIDATION Coal Wv shareel sold " hR Ihe
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING-HousE OF FISK & I

BANKING-HOUsE OF FISK 4 HATCH,
No. 5NAssAU-sT. NEW YORK. Jan. y, 1874.
We have for sale limited amount of six per cent
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY which We offer for the
present at IS and accrued interest.
These bonds were issued Oct. 1, 1870, and have 20
years TO run from that date.
They are secured by first mortgage on the entire
land grants of the United States Government to the
Central Pacific and the California and Oregon Rail
road Companies the latter having become the prop
erty of tho Central Pacific Railroad Company by
consultations
The Company will realize from these grants be-
tween eleven and twelve millions Of acres, which, at
a low estimate, are valued at nearly S3qOOOUU
while the total amount of the Land Grant bonds is
but S1OOO0OO0, of which the greater portion have
been previously sold.
The bonds are $1,000 each interest payable April
/ and Oct principal and interest payable in gold
in tho City of New-York.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company own and
operate over 1900 miles of frst-class finished rail
road which is earning over operating expenses the
interest on their entire bonded debt and semi-annua
dividends of three per cent gold their paid-up
capital stock of S54 900 0OO with considerable sur
plus over and the earnings constantly increas
ing from year to year
The gross and net earnings of the road. the inter
est on bonded debt and surplus for the last three
wears, have been as follows, viz:
G Net opss Interest sgrDl1 1,, ans,
ing piyments paving interes"
1871. S9.iG7,O72 S517l,l92 S2,S8i,4l4 S2,3s6,5s8
1872. II, 734.723 7,2G,2S4 3,55i,20 3,6529S1
1873. lSS7lOS9 s,2sl,6i9 3,5l4,ST 4,7G7.s9a
The proceeds of sales OF lands will be devoted to
the purchase and redemption of the Land Grant
| bonds until all are retired Fisk & HATCH.
UNITED STATES BoNDs.-THE FIRST NATIONAL
| BANK OF NEw-YoRK GA Broadway, buys, sells and
exchanges all issues of IT, s. Bonds at market prices
j. A. GARLAND,
Manager Government Bond Department.
limited number of WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS Tor sale
| by AUG. j. Brown * SON SO Liberty-st. Net earn,
ngs for 1873 largely III of interest on bonded
| debt.
| For SNE-S2jOOO SEVEN PER CENT BONDS OF
| LARGE manufacturing City in Pennsylvania. For
full particulars call on or address H. Z. WILLIAMS
| d Co., 40 Wa-st., N. Y.
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
mportant subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi ~
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. jan 20 lSf}
ASHESThe receptsi to-day pigs Pots good demand
The market firm quoted 7c Pearls dull and nominal
BEESWAX aud hrm. with good inquiry We quote
Western Doe. and Southern az 81 &c.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSThe market for Corn remains hrr.
with good demand We quote iur Green b sa LEI Green,
de snd Red and Red Tipped ga &C.
bat fra 81 1j0 ~ p for CommOn % 30
for Medium. and ~ dt4 30 for GOOD TO Prime.
market dull about iCurs We
Adamaane Il l3c Of AZ DC and 10 o. at lie,
Patent S039, and Par,ne 2S
COPFEE-he been strolg sales
bags South American 2ol4 gold Other
according latest
We siSance Prices &c y and quote follow.
Orinsry Cargoes BOD irdo, 26lI 1891 ; DO 27
and Pr do p p lac. for
q2sl all gold Mid Cofses remain Qsel and steady al on
changed prices business has been done igu
md hsgs quoted al 80 a3ic Marcbo 20 Use Porto
y MeIesn, 2Oa BE; ndSayaula
KesAs made TO-DAY Baltimore via bss
Der Heos pretty good cargo p % auI LOCO Bag, Der
Traveller fsir hot at p isc., all gold.
COTrON-Iade IN Cotton still DILL prices are
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NOAPtttie better demand tho market
800 boIes NJ rsrl.s in lots Al PIG. currency.
SrEARlN but qe elsu9c or prime sse. Of 200 tas
a the lower pT eea and 80 on color ~ 3lsc
SIGARRaW du and weak; TIE Oay ssies repotf
evening Glazed 1a4 2OO Cntnsal
Sci 100 boxes Moasses Sggars s sud 100 bids huscs
vaio ketn1 Sugars qaiet and leSeri we aao,S
Ol2, Powdered nllsird lO'., A. 9.,
b. gita92si Ettra Cs, 34a 80; ssI - -sse9e
rALOw i,ir, ,te,iT. 100 900
and 10000 n CGoice a -
fEA-rhe trade generally ths Is ht tis
The unyOIbe weather has material degree
The completion Of Transactions sales TOD only Of coo
hair cbcsis Greens AMI 400 haf chests Oolops-
TOBACCO-Tle rather inquiry ff ksntusky
market remains dn include 500 hhiA Al 80 seoi Ieal
the market steady
embrace 100 snriry And 1911 705Sc $50
Connection sBd Maschurs crop lo12 hose Fe -
4c Secoads aod S6tO Tor WspD $50
ls72 6sDlle 200 OHIO crop S72 ,s8kes "
crop 1877 Tc % eases Wisconsin % ss
tr.n sudred sud 800 bales havana AZ -0dnJa - Z.
WHISKY sasier ADD ffry sales bf 55Ubhs gga
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a..t
t..,.a.. !. u. .s.,. ar. 30 bale. :. any.
v.s ,'s' ,. gs,: " :. .. ":; .. 49, :: +:
S .... E., .,.,,, .,...., 100 IS 1882 r.-
ss1 20 sssss, s5S e 4 q; JAM 700 isl,s,s
day.. a lSG it' a. j.a.. 5'i 100 is 100
10 ~ g hs ioo 49, 10 , Is ~ 100
Is slice; 100 Is il.32cj 100 IS 5lGe. 1900 Is.c i0S
10 7.32c 100 10 3I6c Ssh 800 IL l-2o loo i6e sSe
500 Is bids 400 800 r.; 100 is g ~
ii gc sos IS 2s-saSs 100 Is iSies.; en
q y 5 s5,s- 100 iSs April 5Oo ie 90 ls i7ss g:
s 400 700 iS g lss2 1913 od 10 l as1 s - % ~
S bloc 200 s ,oo 49, 10 7 e 900 900 % - ; ~.
aS5 2 e 5, 800 e 800 Is &C. 200 S ~
go 900 e iS: .5 49, ~ e 49,
i 2 300 I S .'J G. l .. Tx SS 90 sa. y
s AL % and ,S c ~ -. .s" W.
S s1S ISlssor =. a. 881 S%ic, ''N''
FISH Dry Coz ,'e,y and a. "a, 'es', a.ssT.' ss
ssare. .e si6asis No AL sl3 59gslt f' No B,s
Rs g are u l aIP ersa are more 1eI l pro-.
I. s 20 ed, q Portland ti, s sso s,.s ars'" - o.
FLOUR AND NEATs Por marie, ,esO .So- q, . 's w..
supsr. .ad No ~. care ana smy bets though
ne sos the mr.s. aa ana na o,o bsl. We quote
oCL'...sS $Sese % ina sss'' IS" IS I"
500 1r...::...:. YSs ssv. sSposo s.. 5
49, tsins o,sn'' ~ g0 vb,. w., R,,.
-. a. "a. al ms. ia
r,r--.a,. -. w. w. u,.,,.o 2
'AIs,-'e "ANa. an ~. = Tos q
esmhon 70 "u'' fo~ q ~ y nnss : :.
Minnesota Superr q. . an ~, s.Ices S,ess ~ "a. a
Good 10 eho'csnp's 90 , On .. soss inv', ?. ~ ~
wheat hItns zV1 Z y" ''""''' '~ wv ~
bns amor ioh. ,oa o.,
oho ana 1on.i iU~ 1900. nAs,, s,,,.s be.,, Ia,
Sontnsrn rlot - IN un'n =. ~. IA 80, Al d. a.s "a
anu h.uu 1919 ~. ,t 49, az bbls we quot
m.iss, F4'e' O1 ''' So .,.1..........'..pa g.
81, Ale, ,,a ,,ec ,et,vn MIR 20 8ood 901 ~
D., AZ, 40 ,,.oryeu,rn Err, sp1 ramiy. 100 ~ ~
P'ebmond Rytr. ..,................ . 200 . SO
pes~a'r' a ,;.. h,.,.. 75s 40
S-,u nt ''O'' ~ '..'............ 75p go
% i,,t ana nnce. ALL f,yo, hs bs,eS,
hye FipYH, ~ ~, ~ ~ .'' $50 w. w. -
se OF oo ov1 '.a an, srr.,.,s - "a 7OnS5 10
Nv ciouI "e7'" ' ~ 4.'..'..... . 2OD 2 ~
~ r'i pan.,iysn. ......,.... . 500 q
$50 L., .,a,1v .pnnv ~ So
MI rcoipS zoo bss Golie1 Bar on private We quote
oD' ruins ~ ~ gn,I.t a. o,p Neal Br sbgs
80 Wso W.,arn 35r 6i Corn Mel p. ID 20 ~
90. ~, u 4 oi6 A 20 Corn Meal Cod bar "a 4 -
80 .g,,.t - lo.er bssy, a.
pss -. -. a. ~ 7o1s3 and Fancy
VI All active A. former qaos.ons Whe
:, 7Oasl IL DO Yellox 600$i 10 Pure Cosr-e " -
%, e1 cS NJ. ~ 1i0s 81 a. ;routt Ped ~ 2O0Yi 90
T N ,venent IN ali lines va. only msefats odsy,
"a ,. 90 liz cbsocet INT srm Room fs
h 7I1 b,is of Cation Al 1871 ri i.D bors
Re- =, os he nanel Grain rates were ss NJ
hills Psrsne Wax A, JOs % Ionaon BIZ sail 500 Fioar st s.
A 200 bb Ro.n and 5000 Slaves private LrHs 10 ms
=. 81. the
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There was nothing important in the London dis
patches to-day, Consols being steady. and United
States bonds frmer. Tho money market is easy,
and three months bills are discounted in Lombard
st. at 3! per cent, or below tho minimum rate of
discount at the BanlvOf England, which institution
lost EHOOO withdrawn on balance to-day. Foreign
exchange was firm at tho full figures. to which
rates were yesterday advanced, and primo 60 days
bills were quoted at 81 81 to the pound sterling.
and sight, 81 49, the business being considerably be-
low these figures Gold was not in the least infu-
enced by these considerations. the market being duh
and tho speculation for the moment fat. stale, and
Improbable" The range of tho price was was lie
OLE the prepOnderance of the days limited bus-
ness being at tho intermediate figure. On gold
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cent. The import entries of dry goods at tho port
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footing up S220S,39O. The Assistant Treasurer re-
deemed $4,000 in called FIVE twenties and dsbursed
$4,000 in coin interest OH tho public debit The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared SfOn 900; gold balances, Sl,575.956
currency balances. Sl.76l4i5. The following were
the quotations.
iO:3D..iiii i2OO1i ..Illi2 3OD... II y
ll:OO~..lllas l2JO...1il's 2:0D....illh @lll.
The days business at tho United States Treasury
comprised:
d receipt. .. $500 439 95 Carrency PAINTS 1927 oo3 %
Cola 22144 SO Currency balance 3d. 6is 20d 81
Cure
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FRIDAY. Jan. %, 1874
following ompl,te list Of exports shipped IN vessels which
were cleared TO-DAY tor foreign ports:
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NEw YOEK. Jsa 2S-BRkvRs- nelass sev-sl carloads -
esse lsse yesterday aad aot essr W. uafkes We ma
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receipts peuOi ISL
Total receipts iOr period in 1870 S,S,
Total receipts for the same period l7oe''''' 80 ia
H 3S1' in fs5 e: 1cs scp Ie&
cgsrp PG Sp RSroRr,rhe hoosio1er Of M..oo
disposed Of their Hops hold 'heI lite more a, ~
they days and bear Of one large lot beng ol Al ~ e.
pound though loss TO what warrants SnJe. ps -
hugh figure % Tue nsaei' @ 40 cent Some considerable p.a.
has been taken to ascertain The amount Of he 9p poaI't ~
conp lraiye Light perhaps the cause o the apheo'o" o. e
'" NDIGo-fIsSe Is fair distributing kinds aud u.
market qualities remains hrm, small sales OF ''
Iw6&sSEs@TRs market Sesk declining s. lod,
Ss 3 e; .G ss S 'o Fo,o d cS q Sc
S.y All s STSS e.I Ht we uo %s s%
Ron strong ,Ies Of 40 boA It " o. agsses
~ an % BOZ srss above No. AZ ':
S73 bI. good do at S. doll 5es3 2 for waOgto' .as
Wilmn g.on. .,.,.,
o.SCf s p'n f very sfS o1i a.,
supply 6n he'll 49,, with 4c Did lard beh " &c.
transactions Continued sory
ty s ts,r sae a' s s o s.
AMI las; halt February at IA ~ DOW 9Ss ,s' han 90 ~ ~
March gl5 20 900 bbl seller DO Ten da notice st i.c
5000 bbs April To- All unorei 5000 bbis DO At he
gao s @ oaar Cases qee' sGi steady :, l,gay
Naphha a Sig for civ Cr.e eser G 40 ic pc...,,
Gle OG0 u6s Ga, 2OO0 obt last ball Do At os
with July moeh more at o. S, ,s d c ,rs@s QUOT
lions spot 81 30 o cty u ossi 81 Pei.o@an 's
inactive and entirely nominal ~,
PRDflSIONS-Tle Pork market steaiy quiet 1rssse
chiefly the sales cash and eyglsr 100 bee
81 or New Mes 5l3 81 Extra Prime ss for Clear for nssfs
delivery nothing doing Beefs hnn audn ia demand e lUo b
al ~ 5Oasl Plain Mess 81 2jS3 . el Extra Mess tS
Beef dull and nominal Beef Hans as eHar
but quet OF 30 bis at S25S26 for western u css ,s
steady though 100 Western Picked iims 10
400 TO- small we'll cured 30 boxes heavy bellies ~
average Fresh shoulders 6l,c: 20 10 20 90
at 7lac 500 City smoked Hams 1913 10 lyesge HlZ"izr
freely sae oi fOO O'aes
half seller February private terms $50 cs 20 90 SPOT So
clear DlBH-Ac Do boirs lns 90.
pot $50 do Febrry. Sc nd goo eosos
Faney English Cuts l05, c spot, DreSs-' hy hr
te mild yes,her sellers; quote NJ 1871 :" Nv,
and 3s97 H. Western Lard Is rather vessei ann ~
s sor No Ole m cy = T6 COR Pair to PRIME sse...
psal neg a "eaS s ~ e,,uss --'s1 J.as
9 at lo seller Pebrusr, 9L,c; $50
seles Narch ~ = lll6. and $50 seller April -t9rsc
Rlob-COntinucs active and steady sales 500 Pss
soon to arrive 80 30 gold bond POI bags DO 7i drty
paid; and 80 casks Carolina at SLc =
SnEDS|f!9yff arm bl quiet the uDny m9erite Sss 400
bags al 0sd9c quoted al 5l6e9sss Timothy asclye a
s3 2JdS3 80
SKNsIbee is fair inquiry f., Gos,tSsssof most escnpteo.
AMI IL bale. Asp1R Ae,psco reported ,ro 200
bales Neran 2l5 bales CAPE 327 bales
90 bales Rio iIsche and Suction 80 bales Me3
cuta he lnt for Deer Skins derse
slough showing but e quo'sb clsngi
Aspnsa Acspuco - bales Cruz per
CO. nl 10 bales BELIZE per Psss sale, reported 1000 10 Cea
American We quote;
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swINTON'S SCHOOL COMPOSITION.

SCHOOL COMPOSITION. being Advanced Language Lessons fo
Grammar Schools b. Prof William Swn,ou M Professor OF the
ngi.h Language the University Of California Au'ho OF Ls"
Primer PROGRESSIVE Grammar &c
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Chic & Alton Pref
, 1874-11-19

tho l'rtde's mother nn o!ogsnt case Of silver,
Containing ono dozon forts, ono doEun tcn-
spoonH, ono dozen dcAaort-spoons, ono dozen
ceto'Moe.spoonB, gold linol. a'l 4 half-dozeu
l5,1,' arom tho groom. A Franol, cloo8 from Mrs.
Illlingalst. A sct Of silver nu,-oraokors and
haat.hieka a from A1r. and Airs. John ,. 1lnghca.
al e;Inon Oil chFomo from a1r: Charlen Wotmorc. a
siiy9r but1or.tash from Dr. mud Mrs. Brock
M MhioYieknr. A silver md oryatal it-tlIsh from
Nliss Fannio Boone. 6ilyor knifs-rosts from
los.!o Illlinghaat: Gold Blcavo-buttons, With
An elegant set Of bronzo mantoi ornnmonts from
mr. and Mrs: John NJ. Woodwortl, of Wasng-
ton, D. G. a lareo slloll-ahaped silver STANDARD
oia ron from naana. Mrs. w. reek Roldllned aot
uassctte. A go1d.lined card.rcco,ror from Ed.
ward =. Gallo. a largo photographic album from
mr.. Willnm J: Johnston. Loyos Of tho poots,',
william tchc! aoid Lined 's spoons' aan% aErc ai,s
aizo, Tor 5o!ly and cream. four piocos, from 1fr.
nnt.p!oka anu efackers from hir. md Mira.
ueorgo G.; parkor. An exquisite poroelain
hlrs. J. T. Donncld An Ivory card -casc, Tith Nth
delicate Chinoso carvings, from Miss Marion
Burton. a beautifully embroidered toilet sol
u from M Mias Dei'm!s a gold.1lnod eard.rocover,
H. and i sff marod s. = Peen ;vsea eas1a4so itS
from Mra. II. @. Ayar q frult-spoon from afr'
and alra. D. G. Hamilton; napkIu-ringB from
A1r. aud Mra. pottinglll pcrfu1ncrv and 1lowor-
stnnt from nlr. and Mrs. II. q. Tll1iugnBt, Of
Evanston ladiea' Batin-linod work-baskot, fur
niahed, from Mrs. j., T.. Hubbard
:, Alter tho congratulations had boon o1rorod,
tho brido and groom led tho way to an elegant
ssnppor prepared by 1iinBley, aud at o'clock tho
bride withdrew md donued hor travelling Dress
rhis was OF nnvy-bluo aergo, trimmed with
black 1narten fur and tho Int matched it, trl,n
happy na1r lett at o'c1ock for tho East rak vis-
ling Mr. Cross frlonls in Portland, and thence
lngtol.
, 1874-11-19

CoLuMnus. o., Nov. 18.-aoms time ngo Chris
tophor smith took out llcouso to n,nrry u young
woman, making affidavit that tho wplAnn was al
legal ago. I!ie license was granted by tic
Clark of Probate, The Judge sant after tho
girls fathor and had Smith arrested for perjury,
~ the girl at the tll,e was but IL years Old
Smith was indicted by tho Grand Jury, aud tlle
Court to-duy. Smiths attorney claimed that
there was no case, aH tho Probn.e Jutlge's OIo!A
was not legally authorized to issue eonseB III
tue absence Of tho Probate Judge. This opinion
waa sustained by Judge Bingham, who huld that
tho probate Judge. Under thu Constitution aud
laws. VAS authorized to iHsllo marriage lconBos,
but WAS not authorized to delegate Thus power
to clerk, a,,d directed tho jury to bring In q
verdict of" Not guilty." which was consented to
by tho prosecuting attorney, and tho prisoner
discharged. This Ut ouurHo Coua not inyalluto
tue marriage unler t4ia licolHo.