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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-09
Summer Schedule 8. & U.R.R
The Short Line Schedule.

The Short Line Schedule,
CHARLoTTE, COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA R. p. co
COLUMBIA, g. G., Juno %, 1874.
A& ID &@ esngeT nga ssheauIsg sIGh1tsaTieg viii nns so
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No 2 Train Nod
Leave Augusta. .7.45am M 4.15nm
Graniteville. 1913 q m 5.11nm
Col'bia Junct'n 10 20 m 10 C5pm
Arrive Colum bia. 10 80 m e17nn
Leave Columbia. 12.42 m
Wlnnsboro..... 2 40 p m
Chester. IA 20 p m
Arrive arlotte. 80. .tG As p m
NO; 2Train makes close connection, ria
Charlotte and Richmond, TO ali points
North, arriving at New York .O5 A. NJ.
NO.. Train makes cloae connection mia
Wilmington and Richmond to all points
North, arriving at New York at 15P. III.
GOING SOUTH. Train Mol Train Nos
Leave Charlotte. $50 m
Chester. IL 02 q m
Winnsboro.. .12 93 p M
Arrive Columbia. 242pm
Leave Columbia. 252pm 3AO m
CoIbla Junct'n. 1917 pm 4 10 m
Graniteyille. ...t7.l5 pm *748 M
aBreakfast. DINNER. tSupper.
south bound Traine connect at Augusta
ior all points South and West. Through
tickets sold and baggage checked to princi-
Pa! points. 81 Sleeping cars on ali Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Just the Season for Turnips.

See Heinitsh's almanac.
TJLANT fUTA BA0A, Largo Amber
J. Globe. Large White Dutch, Large
White Globe. Winter Flat Dutch. Rcd Top,
For sale, Wholesale and retail. at
Aug1t HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Change Of Schedule

SOUTH CAEOLINA RAILROAD CoMp.>y
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 18. 1875
EsSs eHA ESIs CSEssi{EY;s.a Change Sche edu.e
ht$f .Rt2 SHAe xsfaK@Adt. to so into efrcc,on
AND atter sunday, 18th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Colum Dia at..... -. S.4t am
Arrive at Cha rleston at. Conn
Leave Charleston ut. 9.OI I,m
lrriveat Columbia iaat............. -. 5.t0rm
MONT EXPRESS, FREIGHT ANn ACcoMMoDA-
TIoE TRAIN, Sundays excepted
Loavt Columbia. .7.15 q. Arrive. .G.si u
Arrive Charlcston7 Tie ur T. Leave. &c 4s 8 n
Camden TrainI runs Monday. VIZ dnesday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Columbia ! so pm Arrive ii 80 am
Leave Camden G.5Oam Arrive 35pm
\. Is. PIcKISs. General 1ick,' Art,.,
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Excursion Season Of 1874 via Allan.
tic Coast and Midland Lines.

Excursion Season of 1874 via Allan.
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
SaEl M e I = y;i {. s
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND NJ.
GUSTA. AND wII.Mi HtiTON, Gn:.!:M.
EIA AND AUGUSTA ROADS.
COLUMBIA, s. G May 26, 1871.
pOUND TRIP ."lCKErS i, sl, pron.i.
IN ntnt Tirgii. Springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion rui..ts. good
until November ISL, will Ice on sae at
tho Compauy'- Ticket Office III this city,
both Uia Charlotte and ciu Wilmington, on
and after June 1874.
Tickets to New York Philadelphia, Raj.
tim're. ria DAY LINE. at reduced rates, also
on sale. A. POPE
Inn-7 General rss-cnrer Agei,.
Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
THE Cincinnati Gazetfp makes the a4to-
i nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure. hnt adulteratod wi, II
E,Olassee, sugar OF :art II, fuscl oil ana h,
poisonous coichirum The Commissioner
Of Agriculture, In his sreport for 1865. says
that Prof Maper. OF New York, analyzed
tho bcor from q dozen different brewerics,
and found all Of it aiultcrated Cocculns
Indicus and nnx v0mica entered largely
into it's composition.
j. q. SFEGERS guara ntoca his he, to be
pure and reliable. He does not adultora,e
IT. but brews from tho best barley. mutt
and hops. Jan23
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Piedmont Airline pai!way

e.. c2sc. ElpI3c CONULNSEl Ii!.L
&s4f NJ SSffXitensEss::t SSfX%Ess::t AELL, lncLmult antL
Danyille, kichnond and DshyiIIr ]: VI n
&. Division, aha North NtstelI e. i. V
GOING NUltIH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-28

you together as man and wife. You
should consider, as YOU have re-
nounced ihe Mormon faith and prac-
tices, that the brightest jewel in Gen
tile life is virtue, and those who prac.
tice 1t shall verify have their reward.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatiOn of this city acted i'm good faith.
surprising her to be pure, chaste, and a
bright star from Mormoudom, They
took her in, giving her one-third Of
the gross receipts, and good Chris
tian endorsements, which was all right.
for the active young men of the associa-
ton had not the means or the time
to find out the contrary. The start
ling announcement that the fair Ann
Eliza was creature of frailty was not
known until her departure from the
city, and coming as it does from per-
SONS whose veracity and truth cannot
be questioned, and who have no other
motive than to present to the public
the plain and unvarnished truth of this
wOinan's relations with her handsome
and amorous agent, Major Pond. These
facts are written witha view of inform
ing the public of the true character of
the woman, and TO afford protection to
all Christian communities from iImpo-
sition by the wonderful stories and i!.l-
moral conduct of the frail but beauti-
ful Anna Eliza, No. ~.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-28
TIE REBEL FORCES

In the November number of the
Ectcctic and the Land We Lore, 1869,
an interesting and important CORES
pondencs was published between Dr.
Joseph Jones, Secretary of the HiStt RI
cal Society, and General =. Cooper, cX-
Adjutant General of the Confederate
States. From that source we CLEAN
the following facts for the benefit OF
those who are not SO fortunate as to
have preserved file of the magazines.
Such facts are startling even to those
who participated in the late Southern
struggle:
]. The available force of the Contcd.
crate army did not, during the war,
exceed 6O0, 900 men.
=. The Confederate States never had
in their defense more than 2UO, 900 men
in the field at one time.
3. From 1861 to lS65 TIE Confederate
forces actively engaged were only
600,0OO.
1. The total number of deaths during
that time was 100000.
.. Losses of prisoners counted as
total losses, on account of the United
States policy of exchange, POO, 200.
6. The loss of the Confederate States
army by discharge, disability and de-
scrtion, was 100000.
Z. At the close of the war the force
of the Confederate army was less than
100000.
s. Out Of 100000 men, 100000 were
lost to the service.
These facts are taken from calcula-
tons made with great care by Dr.
Joseph Jones, submitted to and ap-
proved by General $. Cooper.-MoLite
Register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

cSstSn du demand limited sSSa ordinary
wise LA Sales 400 sceS, iis,sa Ap0' . ''A'
Cotton rresular m,adns srs lew n ss q I
T9pS ae 5eefp d haes
Sales $500 last evening. 2,7o Stock, 2s2,ss5
Cotton weak and Quiet mddllng' Isse: low middiins.
S sGsss soy" A'0f'' '0AS'"'S No. SAFES "0 s0'h
SSss shs 6s :'
Cotton dun and nominal: mIddIins Sc BE; low
%ssss & zspor sS ss..t ssfa1Iy st.
Flour steady and UNCHANGED; sales b6is al IS for
SO s 60 for smfr 81 e o we y"
SSsase spTng s; choice White oansaa Ssid at
i 20 S ss;ss' .Sss Z e.
rs 81 10 SIS and per BOSOM So ef0as
Grain in ,or, ana .ao.,w PUs,Ar sa yaR i1
corn 1865 do; oats s. % do rye, ISL DO Ssrtey,
S s d.; ssssS a. SaIiey; sSS DO y
IS s. snss Is q % ws'.: d s
nominal and ne demand imiIea !he only sals Tepored
Vs. T''f TTs: YSS!ss as4sss:
spring, ii Al 81 48; chicago No spring 81 Is ST. As
.es on
Western 55c. Barley unchanged; transactions Bar
ley malt steady; Western, 81 ST 75 Canada 81 IS
81 So Rye hrm at 81 o. ProvsOns-Mes> pork, SIC 50;
short cut SIG 50; hams Re; shoulders, &C. break asst
lard, in terces and 6bs PKG in kegs and tubs, l04c.
dressed hogs, &C. Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO. Jan. 26, 1874.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active and higher
at opening bur closed dull with advance lost sales No
I spring at g Bog, No 2sprns at 81 "a spot 81 253s
rejected s. i3 81 is Corn active and higher.
closing quiet with most OF the advance lost; sales No.
mixed M, at sssac cash 'ssic February 6oac March
.c Oats active and higher sales No mixed at sac
fair demanc sales No Eat Sc aslc. Barley quiet and
unchanged sales No TALL at 81 63 81 10 No. sprng
good demand at Sc IS S. 40 Whiskey in lair demand
and higher at 95lc Pork in iar nand and higher at
81 50 cash sit S February 81 IS March Lard
81 IS March Bulk meats in good demand sales shout
ders at SIC short rib mddles 7c. short clear mid
dies 7,se all loose, SPOT advanced &c for March
dies s9c; a hams a i6 lbs average &C. Receipss.l0oO
oats 1000 do rye ilOoo do barley shpments-l5 900
DO, oats, LOO do rye and q OU0 do barley,
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jan. ~ 1874
Sugar opened dull Market buoyant but unsettled :;
stock in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas, $1,000
boxes and $4,000 hhds Receipts Of the week at Havana
and Maauzas, $500 boxes and $500 hhds Exported
during the week from Havana and Matanzas, ll,UUO
boxes and $500 hhds, including ,N boxes and all The
hhds to the United States Nos 10 TO II Dutch standard
Is a reals per arrobe; molasses sugar, Nos
sugar. inferior to common, w a 10Y reals
per arrobe lair 10 good refining lA IL reals per
fIm, Bacon dun at $A 80 SIS per cwt Butter active
al 500 $62 TOR superior American and $74 a $40
Goshen auintal Flour dull at $3 SIS per Dbl tor
at 80 $sa per quutal Lard in kegs dull at $2i per
quintal; do. in tins steady at 81 $2s per Quntal.
Talow In tair demand at $2 per auintal Wax
nominal Honey in fair demand at IA reals per
gallon. Onions firm at 81 81 50 per bbl. for
American Naval stores in fair demand. Coal oil. IN
hhds firm at 81 Lumber nominal shocks, box, duff
at IL reals sugar-Hhds, a 4S reals Molasses-
Hhds quiet at 2 reals Hoops Irregular Freights puiet;
per hid of molasses loading at Havana for The United
States. 81 81 2h per hid. OF molasses from ports on
the north outside por for the United States 81 Is
a57s Sd loading at other ports the north coas OF
Cuba. Cos. Us 81. rise in reights is ex-
pected. Exchange buoyant; on the United states,
50 days, currency II a Y per cent premium;
short sight currency IS per cen. pre-.
ia cent premium on Paris 81 SO cent premium,
Sugar closed quiet Freights closed per of sugar
loading at Havana for the United states 81 81 IS per
hid of sugar do s. 30 and 81 per HID OF from
porn the north coast OF Cuba Outside for the
United states 50 80 so per hid Of moases loading
Of moiasses from ports the north Cuba tor
the United States, 81 q 4 Is.
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S4 SIX at the close March quoted $40 Is Beef was
steaoy and sold in jobbing way to the extent o. 20
mess bbls first and second grades Sii 30 SIS 50 TOR
extra mess bbis ss ss e. prime mess tisrces ss
SEA q fss % southern wG sales Of 100 Sbls
ern Cut meats ruled " sseads with lair de-
~ we heard o. sales OF lo smoked hams
Is lbs average al oSse $50 picked hams
u lbs average at To- 500 smoked shoulders At SIC SEQ
favor with sales 500 boxes city long clear on the spot
So.s: s aSas' c sas psra
higher under a good demand The sales were suo
s Ss 'ns :es s il IS
9156c and 500 erces April, at 10 Slice also 30 erces
sisaaS Win 'sG
sucAh-Ihe market for raw was decidedly hrmer clos
I'M s The s Of y hhSs for
on private ga boxes and SO asds
ss:s and iSSe for ha1as; we We saeis:
lar . scSJ ialf, s5:S' good T. prime: ns
&c. PIE Cuba eayed-B Dutch standard, Nos;
sSfs ~; DO Is TO is sac 90 DO 70 20 ioe
se 70 % be spdsrS Sos Sic T. se c
JsysDutch standard Nos 10 to l2 re as,.c. Manila
KICK was steady with fair demand In jobbng lots
sales we're made TO the extent Of o bags Rangoon at
snc as'sc Also to arrive LOCO bags Rangoon in bond
sales loo tierces prime at sc is tefces choice at
and 100 tierees rebruary on private terms e
out OF town stock At TIC 7xc and lou hhds February
WHISKY Receipts. 5a bblA Market steady, but
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoN MosEr Marcel -losnos, Jan. 2e-l2:3o
M.-Consos % 92h and the account; United
States 6vetwenty bonds l,67s lbs; ten.lorty bonds
1857; New York Central 95 Erie Railway shares 4SS
. 49, 2:3O p M.-kre hallway shares l3A. 5P. M
Erie Railway shares 43h 49,
PARIS BOURsE--boNDoN, Jan. B-5 p. M.-Pars
dispatches quote rentes at 53E 371ac-
LIVERPOOL CorTos MARKET.-LIvERrOoI, JAN 26-3 p.
M.sales the basis OF middng uplands nothing below
good ordinary, shipped December and January, at
I'D. DO do. shipped January and February. at 7Yd
DO. do deliverable February and March at 1896.
or the sales to-day $3.50 bales were American sales
ordinary, shipped December ana January at ii6d
the basis Of middiiDg uplands nothing below good
ordinary, shipped January and February at ID I6d
do. do shipped February and March, at I'D do. do
deliverable January at 1851 The market is heavy
mddling upands. 77td Sd middling Orleans SID q
sgd Sales 10000 bales including 20oO tor speculation
and export
LyERrooL BRxApsrurrs MARKEr.-LivxnrooI, Jan. rs
5P. M-The market is quiet
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARkEr.-LTvERPoot. Jan. 26-
M-Bacon 4Os per cwt; tor long long clear middles
and 4ls Tor short clear mddles.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKRT.-LIvERPooI, Jan. rs
5P. M.-Talow 3Ss. Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MAnxEr.-LoSpoy, Jan; 26-Even-
Inc. Common rosin Is 6d. cwt. nseed OIL f29 6s.
ton spirits entine 32s Cd to 32s Cd per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwKRP, Jan. 26.-Petrolenm,
81 francs Tor fine pale American.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
RING SAPES,
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your edition Of January rs my name appears
in the list OF those who said to have obtained
safes from Davidson L Co. On the Sd of February,
1872, in a similar statement which appeared in one
Of your contemporaries Of that date, it stated
that 1 had received ''sldeboard safe" worth
$3.50. l now state-as I then did by affdavit-
that never possessed or ordered any such safe,
and that the only safe l ever received from that
firm was one purchased for the Founding Asylum
for the sum OF $780, and paid for. as my cancelled
check on the Importers and Traders Bank, en-
dorsed by J. Mob. Davidson, Will show. respect
fully ask that, as a matter OF justice, you will pub
lish this. Very truly, yours,
JOHN FOX, No. 8 Morris street.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton LOwer-FlOur Ftrm-Wheat Firm
er-Corn Quiel-Oats Firmer-Barley
StronS-Pork Qufet-Lard Higher
Sugar Firmer - Coffee Quiet NAVAL
stores Quiet-PetrOleum Lower.
MONDAY, Jan. 26-6 p. M.
The merchandise markets were frmer as a gen.
eral rule while in some cases prices decidedly
higher On Change there was greater buoyancy
and frmness IN nearly all commodities Flour was
stronger Wheat was in moderate request, but
sold higher, closing quiet. Corn was puiet and
nominally unchanged. Oats were in good request
and sold for still higher prices. Whls-
key was without change. Pork was quiet
ana nominal while lard was decidedly
irmer. Cotton declined fully &c. per
10. for prompt delivery. Futures" were &c.
Slice lower Sugar advanced nc ID under less
liberal offerings Coffee sparingly offered. Naval
stores were more quiet with tendency in buyers
favor Petroleum ruled lower.
CorrEE-The market for all descriptions quiet but
firm. We sales Of 1880 bags Rio, per Retriever,
ON private terms We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes,
25Ac 25i,c fair do, 261sc 26sIc. good do, 271ac.
a As1c. prime do. 2sl4c 2S,sc.; extreme range
lots 2a,ac 2sc, gold, h., 60 and 80 days credit
Java government bags Soc 32c do, grass mats 3Oc.
34c Ceyion &c sc. Maracaibo, 261ac. 2Sc La
guayra &c. 2sc. Jamaica, 241sc. 26c St Domingo
24c A1sc Porto Rico 261ac 27zc. Costa Rcs 261sc
2l1c Mexican, 26c. &c. Angostura, &c. CSC. sa.
Vanilla 26ac. 27ac. Curacao. DC &c. gold GO and
81 days credit
CorroN on the spot dull; and irregular. Our
quotations indicate decline of only nc per b. while
more marked concession would have failed to ineuce
purchasers 10 operate with any degree Of freedom
below low middiing were particularly unstable
quotations almost wholly nominally:-
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For future delivery (basIs low middng) the sales
oceck"J anaary 200 al IS lie February ost IS sc,
$50 al s.ss april Is Size i'd
e June soat i7c 200 al Is il &c 400 at Is -
July II 9S2c Total II 800 bales Exchange, lc
PAD P 100 % ~ for ARE a, '9ay R 20
IA 81 &c, 800 l5c; February, 100 at "A l5-I6c,
1 100 At tsc iiO Sc AZ o At i'i % 20 at
j. l932c 2o at Is sl6c, 100 at l5c go at Is y s2c
100 at l5sc, 800 at Is Slice 800 at l5c SD at Is
Is 9l6c Is ~ BE- 40 at 1890, 400 at Is ~ &c. go
l5ssc April loo i9s 500 At Is iiee $50 at &c.
49, l # i s e 9 at Is 100 at is isc e.,
100 Is Sl3.c 100 at lec 800 at 10 52c 500 at l6c 500
l6 LIE 400 at l6 Lice May 5OJ at l6 5-IGc 100
is 60 at At Is & sac 500 at Is isc Is 100
at l6sc. 800 at l6 1ltc 500 at 16 800 at l6 76c
s S' S, 80 at t1sSs s 1oa SS Ss3S 5ass
% S Ff Sr 2 % Rad j = sxShng
forward deliveries were as to!lows-January Is Lice
49, S' g; i iso FeO S at March sao al
a, sc A JRay o a at TT 4 bales
at Is June, 100 at le I6c, Total COO bales the
ton 1862 New Orleans, 6zO Mobile 1865 Charleston,
3425 Wilmington, 2lS; Norfolk, Psi; Baltimore, $50;
day last Meek 1881 this day last year, 20 s7s.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receipts-Four, 1853 bbls wheat
$50 bushes corn 426O do corn meal 44O bbs
80 $50 bushels; barley loo do The hour market
firm with a moderate demand, and low grades in
some cases trhe higher; The sales comprised about
2OO0 bbs at prices within the range Oh tne anne xed
prices Buckwheat -four at from 81 20 s. 10 was in
active Corn meal was neglected ana sales were limited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
MEMORANDA.

The Stock Exchange Committee on Admissions
has admitted to membership the following gentle
men Russell Sage, John Even, Jr., Gustavus
Mas James Raymond, Charles A. Spear and A. d.
Williams. The case Of Messrs. Grinnen and
Williams was to-day laid over for two weeks, ac-
cordng TO the usual custom.
The gross earnings OF the Union Pacific for the
year 1878 are reported at $40. 900; the net
earnings at $5,13o,ooO. Interest and Obligations
amount to $3,442,0OO. II this calculation be true
there is surplus OF ST. 700, 600 equal to dividend
OF AZ per cent on the stock.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES

V. K Stevenson, IT, reports the sale Of the four
I'VE story and basement brick and stone stores,
Third avenue, southeast corner OF Seventy-ninth
street. having frontage Of 80 feet on the avenue
by IS feet deep on the 100 foot street; corner
store, 22x70, lot 50 eet three inside stores, each
20x6O, lot So 1eet deep Tor Sl35.000.
Tue sale is also reported OF a three story house
and lot on Twenty second street, l20 feet west OF
Eighth avenue, lot 20 ieet by half the block, Tor
$4,000.
Hall How report the sale OF the lot OF LAND
southeast corner OF Filth avenue and Ninetieth
street, 25Xl00, to Adam ). Cameron for sos, 900.
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Wheat was frmer. but closed quiet The sales were
sI@ 81 60 for Inferior spring, 81 81 % No
SsasH nd s' xS g sss s sS
@ Bushels Ss old sna o M ssoee 0Sn s
sales being chiefly at $50. sc: Oats drmer The
in store eae 645sc Tor do sfoai esc DC o Tor White
Barley sdcnS closing a. about s65 s. $ Tor STATE
bushels at 81 for No swesiern ard 81 IS 81 s. for
saturday evening" Of 5000 bushels 81 O6 on the dock
FafcTTs Room by berth ship was in moderate sup
ply and held for full rates with iar demand from the
line very little was done vessels Of desirable size we're
scarce ana rates srcnT The snsagements
SO 5aes cotton a I'd as runs ana ol bales do a;
aoSo bushels grain at i'd TO London ~ a sail p 2o
bushels peas al Ito 500 bbs -four Al IS I'D BY an
include an Italian bark 90 arnve rom BALTIMORE TO
ar ss asnce 70 Gra tor od with
cases refhed petroleum. on private terms British bark
cargo lump sum German bark 20 arrve hence to
Bremen with 800 bbls refined petroleum, and Ger,
bbls refined DO from Phadelphia to Bremen, both on
dclpha 70 the Go 81 ia range, at 6 90, and
sI sen Dsrn s H amp a hence to the
Iofsssrs, There was z lair jobting trade eonsum
ounce were reported. We quote Cuba centrifugal and
mixed lsc lse do3 clayed 2oe 2sc Do muscoyado
KEEN ac ac EnsSn Islands &C. &C. New jre Sso
sc e a oo Gfop fG Jr Nss e ses
ruled very aue, today Though hoders are arm and no.
saturday ofiio bbs at 4sc strained rosn has tribe
tone to-day, though the market was very quiet
Late saturday go hb sold at 81 90 and to-day 24s bbs
common at 81 80 ha. Fine grades in good request
and nrm sales 5JO bbls No and low pale at ~ 81 IS
and 10 bbs palc nj - co. Tar quiet but steady, at 50
So 1917 for Washington and Wilmington Pitch in mod
craze obbng request and steady at s. for city de-
Hvercd
PErRoLEuN-The market for refined on Change to-day
was quiet and at I4c for January 44c for last
half February. sales OF LOCO bbls, seller 90 DAYS after
February 10 at l4c Cases steady at l9c lssc Naph
tina held at SIC tor city Crude in bulk trm with
moderate Inquiry sales late Saturday of 1000 bbi Feb
ruary 90 each week., at 6xc with that price bid to-
l0hc At Philadelphia the market was inactive and
spot quoted l3zc. The Greek quotations tor
spot were 81 IS Petroleum Centre 81 30 Tideoute and
81 62H 81 90 asked at riusville
pa bbis beef % pack ayes
cut meats, 2Ss do. lard, yH bbls and uerces- The
market ior mess pork ruled moderately active at full
Livery. 500 bSl .. 80 i2- $40 y and ~ bSs old At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

ARrHUR.-Suddeny, on Saturday, January "a.
EDwA ARD K ARTHUR, aged years, s months and 2S
days, and THOMAS ). q. ARTHUR aged 10 years and
q days, sons OF G. W. and Ada Il. Arthur.
Funeral on Tuesday, January q. at two O'Clock
p. NJ, IRON All Sain's' Protestant Episcopal
church, corner Of Seventh street and seventh ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
BARNUM.-On Sunday January 25 1874, at 1877
Charles street, SAMUEL LOUIS BARSUM son OF
William NJ. and Juliet Barnum, aged Is months
and days.
BEcK.-on Sunday, January 49, JOHN G. BECK,
aged ~ years.
Members OF Doric Lodge, No. $50, F. and A. NJ. |;
1vanhOe COmmandery, 35 X. I. Zerubbabel Lodge,
No. 147, r. A. NJ, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, at 627 East Eleventh street. on Tues.
day, January 81, at hall-past one =. NJ
The members OF Dorlc Lodge No. go, F. and A.
NJ, are hereby summoned TO meet at their room,
O'Clock precisely, Tor the purpose OF attending the
funeral oil our late brother and p. NJ John g. Beck.
by order OF r. KASSEL, Master.
IvANHoE CoMMANDERy, No. 3e, K. T.-Sn
the asylum, odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday, Janu-
airy 81 at one O'Clock, Tor the purpose Of attending
the funeral OF Sir Knight John g. Beck. Sir Knights
OF other communicates are courteousy invited to
attend. BY order FREDERICK GUGEL, Jr, +. @.
n. STEWART, Recorder.
ZERUBBABEL CHATTER, No. LAT, n. A. NOON
PANioNs-You are hereby summoned to attend
special convOcatiOn, on Tuesday, January III
inst, at one O'Clock, at the Chapter Rooms, Odd
Fellows HAL, Tor the purpose OF ATTENDING tne
funeral OF Commander John G. Beck. Companions
OF sister chapters are fraternally invited 70 atteno
FREDERICK GUGEL, }. Il. r.
ROBERT W. DEGRUSHE, secretary -.
BLAkE-At Williamsburg, L. l., on Sunuay, s M -,
uary rs, MARY ANN, wife OF Michael BlaKe' oo'n Vi
Mountmellick, Queens county. Ireland.
Relatives and friends OF the deceased, ana Oh net
brothers, John and ID. r. Farrell are nvte3 70 ~,
tend the lnnaxak from her Late rafddenoe> NO. A7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
Holds a Reccipted Bill.

70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The statement published in your paper yester.
day. that received sale from J. Mob. Davidson
Co., without paving for 1t, is utterly false / now
hold the bill receipted. and the check paid to them
therefor, endorsed by that firm, dated IN March,
1869. Yours, &c. ID. p. INGRAHAM.
JANUARY 26, 1874