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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04
3eueroIrnt.

FindIaY Council, No. 80 r. d s. E..
Regular COuy~csiiiDn hscBuu Monday 4u
f.tcn month. NJ. 4 Patterson 4. J. -. NJ ANA
u. i. Bcarusley, kec"faTf.
Findiay Chapter, no. 5S, r. a. ~.
Regular COuyoCsiilOn SH Tie hr-i Monday
in each month. ID. h. BeaIdslcy, ii. i. and
-. l.. Oirab,e, Secretary
FindIay Lodge, No. 227. T. q 4. nj.
Regular Communication inst and thlId
wednesday, 3 Ia each month J. NJ Huber,
W. NJ. and ID. l.. Grabe, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. 81,
10. o. E. Stated meetlngson ihe second
and TouTtn FRIDAYS OF each month. u.
Joy, &. 4. and ID. 4. WiBder,, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. 73, TO. o. r.
stated meetings every Tuesday evening
f. 5. Kimber, y. q ana William klamrOth
Secretary
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Srrrial c3loirr C0!HpH.
s.r- TEEEGREAT UAUSE3

...g,srs TE5E GREAT CAUSE
-.@f
..sE-E HUMAN MISERY.
Ji,i f',JIishsd, re G S,Gicd oHrolop,c. Price sir
CgFfFN.
Z lecture On Ihc En;Uce. Treatment
aud EGssl'isai cure of Seminal Weakness, ur
SyeTmtt.sITHu-l, indu,ed by ~eif-A Nuse. 'nvol-
uAraTN F.t. i~-IouS. iGhpot,:Cy, Nervous lebil-
ity. and lfnIedlmeut~ To Marriage geperally
Piles, Consumption. EPILEPSY. ana Fits Men
ai and Physical lncHpTcily. Nr.-l;y ROBERT
!. Ct ~ NEliNL ELL, A- - author oi The Gree
BpuE' &c
TIE Nsos id-IruoWnod author. IT. This admirt-
hlr LU"I.Ic. Clearly TIaNs- BON rs own CX-
per'erC" that the aNvfui cou>Dpuea. -es of Self
Abu-e may De cIlcv'uai.I ICiIuVey! without
medicines. ard wiihuu1 dangerous surgical
Opyrstf iuuS, b,.U..s~. iI>flI'Gl' Its rings,
cuTalst.>. pointing cut e. mode Gi cure al Once.
certain and 81, gjUsI bg 81 h.sh every sufferer.
no matter What I:s condition may De. may
cure Ius>all .rJfaiE. VTIEats-lE and radically
re THIS ''iarr raj fpr' 70 iD,a tD thousands
ua! fLaIgNu-3s'S.
sent uuri1 al. Ia - plain envelope. 10 any
address. ca Tvvt Ipt al s.N cents. nT Two postage
~,sitrIs.
AtIdrt.-> ttr pu;.'ir hers
S'sF a:s. :. - I5I.TSE IL GO.
az Raw Csy AgS l"-t.. fDsL-Oii'r Box,
1855
Jan 2a.-.4.fy
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PATTERSON & wINDERs,

nEALERs IN DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
Ladies' and Gents Furs, Clothipg Car
Fits. Hats. Caps, etc, Nos. 81 and SO Main ST.,
pendlay, Ohio.
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BALLARD & GALLOWAE,
DHYSICIANS AND SURG GEONS.

OFFICE-In EwinE's Block over Ruth
rauf-s Hard ware store. Wesi sia,. of Main
street, tipdsav- OHIO.
Augus' .6 lS72-u
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CliiItIrcu Often E.oSE Pale and

t'iiitirCa Often E.ogtI Pale and
siS.sG
lrniu Deco 90 .it. cauee than having worms il
fllC SfDUHs.-I.
BROWN = NERWIFTGE CpMFITS
Ws!l destroy Worms yir'ou! injury to tie
child. being prr.,- ly WHITE. and free from
all cnloriug or h,E il!.rloUs ingredients
usual 4, u~v'i IH worm preparations.
CURTIS ~ EErHN \. ProprjctCrS.
No. gl5 Fulton street. New York.
Np'f 5g Rry105s .rr.i Chemists. GgI6 ,lFsisrS 5H
.is,', ia', ut TwF FIVE CsNTs 4 p.x -
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

A TT0kNsY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT Law
n and Naiuf- Public WilI attend prompt
y to all fig~igt~- entrusted 10 his care. Par
ticular attention given 10 Collections. Parti-
tioniug Of lands, and business in Probate
Court.
OFFICE on Main Street IL. ituSSrnaun SBlocE
nearlT opposite the i;.url House, May :,
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2hgsiriau5 ana Surgical


HOMEoPA1iiIt Phy~icis.n
Il Office and residence aEr- and Surgeon.
elry Store Main Street. Eu' Elfu1sn,.t- - w
Feb. q, "a Il. draw. .9I..s
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

THE granite soldier who Is to sur
mOnnt the National monument at the
battlefield of Antietam has been com
pleted. lie is the largest figure in sculpt-
urr, out of Egypt. He weighs thirty
tons, and is twenty-One and half feet
high. The gun he holds is eighteen feet
long, and his shoes three feet in Length
The figures upon our City Hall, gigantic
as they appear, are only fourteen feet in
height-mere children by the side of the
Antietam soldier. The idea of the fIg-
ure is the United States soldier as senti-
mel. He stands at rest with his musket,
the cartridge box and bayOnet depend
ing from his side He is clad in reglla-
tiOn OvercOat, with cape, and wears the
cap Of the soldier The attitude is per-
feet repOse, but the watchful eye and
the intelligent face express vigilance and
manly courage. The face is smooth
shaven, except "A heavy mustache, and
is that Of "A resOlute man.
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Arg 0ooas.

nHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Van Buren, .
K Wa. attend promptly 10 al proiesSicuar =
calls Feb. -, TI-t.
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y teIson n Sur.,ou Ogir" over Pat
mtsSt oanesss' sinjegs' >sore: entrance on
SepteiHp~ > Street, third door
.I9, '73-I
T. esAB~
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1tavauauE.

A IiOGNiAn > Al LA W
0flice In Patterson's Block, FiI.siiay, OHIO.
bIan. y. TAN
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CITIZEN-S RANR.
&ro1Grr SierraaHts.



~ ENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Deal
T erS in Butter, Eg,S, Lard. Feathers. See,is,
Dried Fruits EeesVgaX. .'sifS- Hides and CCur-
TyProducC uf AT irScriufiUrfs
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M. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the COnrelfipn:
| tender you my sincere thanks for the
honor you have conferred upon ne by
the nomination which has just been
made. and by the confidence in me which
ii implies. | know that the most impor-
tant, and, indeed. the real purpose of
nominations and elections is not TO hon
or men. but to carry into execution the
will OF the people in form which will do
justice, and secure their interests. In
my public career have endeavOred TO
keep this steadily in view. and in the
future | will not depart from it. Be
tween this time and the election | shall
have an opportunity TO discuss in differ
ent localities the principal issues, State
and national, on which the people are
divided into political parties Time will
not permit me to do this now.
But | will now discuss briefly the
work of the recent session of Congress,
and endeavor to prove that this body
has been faithful and honest, that it has
shown purpose to require fidelity and
honesty i'll all the departments of Gov
ernment, and that it has so far as posi-
BILE met the just expectations of the peo-
pie by legislation to secure their inter
pStS
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HENRY d EZRA BKowh,


TTORNElS > at Law. Ofiiceup SLairs, First
a Door south OF Court House, Findl@y, o.
Ian I iS73 I
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A TrDBNEG5 al Law. VIII attend carefully
n and promptly 70 ail kinds OF business.
Special Httentipu given 60 Titles Probate
matters -Conveyancing and Collections o.
nee over Eubers' Drug store, north Of Court
House
- q lg-2 80
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9rnti5ts.
,n. GA. ROSEs 8EB'

-. A. KELTNEEs. a.. ~ -.
nPER ATTN T. and Mechanical Dentist
" Office --at. Main Sticct, above X. :. Ia
ker & Co.'S shoe Store.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

DAVIS !.sissS. d CO.,
lNv HOI.ESALE AND EtIAIE GRDt If;s.
w and dealers IN E.cEr. tirT.~.ar.s. Nu.,.cli
Willow and stone A,-Ia ,.sfl ,,-T lbnrTF. Fruits
Notions ana general variety. tig.-3s al 81 hole
s ale, at CloVeianj and Toledo i.sia@S. Nos. n
aud %, Main street
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

THE tide has fairly begun TO turn in
favor Of American ship-building, and,
with our cheap iron and coal, this coun-
try will hereafter maintain the ascen-
dency it has now obtained and will be
able to compete more favorably with
England in the carrying trade. Phila-
Do lphia papers tell Us that the ship
yard; on the Delaware are full Of activi-
t., and, though employing a large num-
Der Of hands. they are months behind
in filing orders. The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company are having five
large iron ships built, and the American
Steamship Company have ordered a.
many more The Reading Railroad
Company i building, on the same river,
a fleet Of forty iron steamers for the
coal trade. After 50 long a season Of
depression in the building inter
ests in this country, these facts are en-
cDuraOiug
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A ATTORNEY AT LAW.
omce in the New Bank Building, West side
Main Street, No %.
Nov 2Z-lf
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TTORHET AND COU&SI.I.LOR At
II Law, fIudlay, OHio. Bi-.Cg IA Head
quarters liuIIdtnz," Nofth-saaiDi Court House
Viii attend gtb.Itsjly to ali business entfusj-
~ 10 hiS -gr5. a !sril 26 49,.
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JAMES =. R9PE,
ENCaR =. nrs;KET.

Onlce over W l.. Davis x Co.'S Store. a.sIH
street, Findlay, Ohio lapr. Il. III
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4 RAW cOuntryInan, gazing at gar
den IN the vicinity Of Boston, IN Whlcn
were several marble statutes, exclaimed
Lust see what waste. Here's no less
than six scare-crOws in this ten-foot
match. and any one Of them would keep
The crows from a five-acre lot.
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\ DAVENPORT newspaper speaks OF
a docter in the city looking with a
deep-meaning smile upon large lot of
green cucumbers in the market" On
his way home he was observed to whis-
per coDfidentially to several under.
takers.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

\ SARATOGA correspondent of the
Hldj0H0DDiis .JOHTH0i, who recently
asked Vice President Wilson what he
thought Of the third term discussion,
says. He replied that he did not
know whether the President really as
pired 10 a third term: that If he did he
would certainly find that the American
people would elect no man for third
term 70 the Presidency, no matter how
meritOriOus his services or record; that
would have a. soon joined the rebellion
in its first conception, as to join now
the tail Of il, which yet showed life He
could not believe the President encour-
aged any such thought"
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ga5!:sasa Crctg E,.~@C 5.~..
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-04

\ WESTERN philosopher diseourses
after the following wise: do you
chew gum; The price of three pieces a
week, at one cent piece. amounts to
Sl.JG a year, or in sixty-seven years to
lOlj2. That sum will purchase a
complete set Of Appleton's Cyelopsdia,
a marriage license, a black bOmbazine
dress for your aunt, a German silver
coffin plate, and eheroot. Cut TINS
out. Young man, and paste IL on the
back Of your girls photograph
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gTnaiat 3fffEsoDiaI1,

Z. &. DeVyOEPE, -.s--
o. J DewOLFE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29

CONE OF THE JUBiLEEA AS SUNG AT FIsK's
University !Nsshviile Tenn Of the American Ms
AZ Bcnamin Aibro'a Me- 1 west rtlr sixth siee1 AN
are Welcome
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y4b 4ss 100 Outstanding legal tenders, $751; 2S7
The decrease In iegai tenders since yesterday
amounts to $1es,7S5. The customs receipts to-day
were 1901 ooo the revenue receipts were $751; 7o6.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $lT6 900 on
account ofinterest. and 10000 In redemption Of
fve-twenty bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The inquiry In this department still continues
active and the demand illustrates the thought
often expressed In this eoiumn-to wit. that
whenever money shows a surplus among investors
It's earliest search Is in the direction OF the Old and
well-proved railroad securities Of the country
Hence we are enabled generally to quote frmness
and more or less OF an advance We note to-day
the following sales NEW York Central of 1888 at
Ok, 90. OF 1887 at 90 Erie first at 1O2H. Michigan
Central sevens at o5X, Cleveland ana Toledo sink
ing fund at 10l. Pacific sevens, guaranteed by Mis-
souri,, coy; Union Pacific first. S5X SO q s01S do.
tens at 80 . 8oH a sou. Alton and Terre Haute in
come at Tx, North Missouri first, s3s; Chicago
and North Western Consolidation. ON; do. con-
SOL coupon gold bonds. 86M q SEX q s6x; Toledo
and wabash lrst, st. Louis division, Of New Jer-
sey Central first. l08; ONO and Mississippi second,
80; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, e9A Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, l0lh Canada Southern
first, 90. The following were the late bids as
- naII.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. g. 1874
Great Britain s so eosst%ss 6 Sales aS Stock,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan: IS 1874
@ "; S s,ssS %
Cotton quiet easy mid, miadns as n: Tssse,s
7ss 49, bales Exports ''a''"i'' W. Sales 1900 stock
sa SSs'op ss e assse
'"''' CHARLESTON. Jan 2s 1874
SS'oR 9os s1'S Sa %Ssns 's st ls sse %sd9
S Ss:ss A-'' .'.'. sAs'' .'0" .'0'A'
hard, IS Is tor yellow dip. Tar steady at 81 81
Flour steady %. dull; sale. ' 81: sts ~
81 Hss
asSa .SS& mill
e; 8; sSo per Boston tom EsrSsd
BUFFALO, Jan. %, 1874
500 6eis heat 20 400 bushels; corn, aoo do oats
@ 90 co sn $ Ss e
y s. am sss1ass Ps'1E s a.
.Ssaa al :.1ss sprnH
white winter 81 asi IS Corn steady. sales OF 400
bushels No. Western ut Soc. the track held At
5sc 74s 2at: frm held at Sae Barley nominal ;
held at 81 Co. Barley matwesiern 81 10 81 Is; Can
ada, 81 rs 81 81 Dressed hogA SC. Other articles
unchanged.
.. CHICAGO, Jan d 1874
Flour dull ana nominal Whcat steady ut 81 241.
81 70 Tor No. spring 81 3 tor No. do spot; 81 a
for February, II Tor March; o. do, 81 1914 81 III
mIseS q Ss'ss;, cash feorasry Sssss March
lower at l2lsc 42s1c. cash 43s4c. 4lc March; re-
jected &c.. rye Arm and In nir demand at s01sc SIC
for 2 Barley steady at 81 % 81 70 for No. fall;
tsasi 70 ior SS. spring Dressed hogs active nd
opened dull but closed active higher sic 40
or February $i4s7 March. Lard firm and III iar de
suk meats ~ in sSSd demand Z. shoulders n
spot. Green hams 70 lbs average, i0i4c. d lo1sc.
Whiskey firm and In fair demand sfc Recepts-l2tOO
oats }S s, a. rye s AND 4S DO barley Shipments.
i6,0l0 do. oats lvO00 do rye and 2oU0 do. barley.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

MICROSCOPE A BINOCULAR MICRO
lM scope cheap tor cash. Address with tul partacu
lars MICROSCOPE Herald office.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
MEMORANDA.


The following Is list Of the trustees for the year,
elected to-day at the meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Oliver Ames, Boston, Mass. John r. Dun, Boston,
Mass. /; s. L. M. Barlow, New York George 8. Bow
dom, New York; George Bliss. New York; George
II. Brown, New York; H. G. Chapman, New York !;
W. II. Clay, New York; Sidney Dillon, New
York; John Dun, New York R. r. Graves New York !;
W. H. Guion, New York; J. B. Hodgskin, New York; ;
c. p Huntington, New York; L. p. Morton, New
York; John Il. Mortimer, New York; G. G. Samp.
son, New York; william W. Sherman, New York !;
W. J. Syms, New York; Henry NJ. Taber, New
York; William R. Travers, New York; John G.
Vose, New York; A. F. Winmartn, New York; John
Barker, Brooklyn; James Hendrick, Albany; N. G.
StmOns Buffalo; Cheney Ames, Oswego; H. G..
Hamilton, Rochester; Russell Wheeler, Utica; s.
II. Marks, Lockport; W. W. shipper. Hoboken; c.
S. Bushnell. New Haven Heman d. Walbridge,
Toledo, ONO; R. M. Shoemaker, Cincinnati, Ohio;
J. II. Devereaux, Il. NJ. Fagler. Wademar Otis,
Cleveland, Ohio; c. G. Hammond, A. B. Meeker,
Chicago, ILL.,; Emory Wendell Detroit, Mich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29
CLOSING PRIOEs-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lovver-Flour Dull-Wheat Dull
and Lovver-Corn Lower-Oats Steady
Pork Dull-Lard Easier-Grocertes
Firm Fretghts Quiet - Petrole um
Firmcr-Naval stores Steady-Whiskey
Higher.
WEDNESDAY, JAM 2S-6 P. NJ
The markets to-day were generally quiet and for
some OF the leading commodities prices were de-
cidedly easier on 'Cbange Flour was dull and
some brands suffered decline OF sc. a loo. per
Dbl. Wheat was dull ana 1c. o &c. lower. Corn
was also dull and lower. Oats opened easier, but
subsequently closed at about yesterdays prices
Pork was dull, and in buyers favor. Lard was
in moderate request and OF lower prices. Gro
ceries continued very firm for all descriptions.
lower both for spot and forward delivery
Petroleum IN moderate request and frmer Naval
generally quiet and not materially changed
in value. Whiskey active, At advance per
gallon.
Covrxx-The market today has been quiet but firm
Tor all descriptions No sales reported from first
hands, aside from l,5O0 bags OF Rio, ex Amazon
at Baltimore, which were said to have brought
Csc. The jobbing trade firm. We quote Rio
ordinary cargoes, 25,c. 254c. fair do, 26s@c. 27c
good do, 27s<c. 2Sc; prime d. 2ssc. 2sc; extreme
range for lots 25ac 24c gold h.. GO and 30 days
credit Java bags Soc &c. d. grass mats
Soc Ceylon, &c. 2Sc Maracaibo 26,sc 2Sc La
guayra &c. 1sc.; Jamaica, 241ac. &c.; St. Domingo
24c. Asc. Porto Rico 2d1ac 27zc. Costa RIGA, 261sc
q 27sc. Mexican &c. &c. Angostura, &c. &c. sa-
vanilla, 261ac. Nac. Curacao. &c. &c, gold 60 and
81 days credit.
CorroNThe market for spot cotton continued to rule
in buyers favor. The annexed quotations indicate
decline of &c per ID. for all grades but decided
concessions would be necessary in order effect sales
to any amount Exporters were not in the market
Continued heavy receipts at the ports and unfa vorabe
advlces from Liverpool exered depressing influence
upon the market for future deliveries and values became
.sss9g s
Sssis %ssa
] ass sSs Sss, ": to about
S S;:!s. : ssss ::Sissi; l. Nib n,s ii
Ssss $sIaiaiis.:::: IL i Ess 1
The aaotatons are based on cotton in store run ming n
quality not more than half grade above below
s'A0' eu0'''' 'A' 'A'e' TSDus Las Ereasns rOsa.
S$;::':j$'ss':::: 8 j,
1saaed in the above are so bale. to arrive. For %
turs delivery !6ass low middng, the sales were :
Esssus ys:'1S M ss:. $ :: 10 U.s. Il
1s zsssR y 1ss, , :'is s:' - 8
sSIsss9sass;:s., ,Ss 70; i@ = R;sss. =:
Hs S :. s;s :. @ e. los l !. ~ s e. ic !;
i4lc 100 at Il IllSc. 700 ct II a2c 2ol at iisc S
4 s ssss .Se CO. e a. o5 Al Il ,s !,
ioH Az Slsc ioo e q sisls io ss lzIc; March, ioj
TO at is l-c 100 at Is SIDE 800 At is ii.sSc, Soo Al
i 90 q :: N s. III !; IT. ~ Y Z:
500 At il %sSc, loo 81 lsxc, so at IS sS-ssc.. AID
:. IsG, 700 8 " y Isls So a Is ,. assas 80
go q i g. SIG q, 90 As q IsIss, SS a.
i6c 100 at is 1926 2 at iec; June, 400 at is sisc
100 g 10 1880 N0 1850 July 100 at IS lS6 Total
various ports were o rs oys,;:mGalvestons 32.o
oharlestss. A77a; Wilmington, al; Norfolk, a7Ss; Sew
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whest-Ihe iet was dull and prices declined from
bushels ali os e. 81 81
ss sps,ns s. 8 p: WIG Wheat heat,
~ Vs. g!
II s s q
cssy ws It ana 49, seG
ssid as s. 81 ios s%o;rewed state 81 % q
saoss aSr The
for rf rsnnsyv r%s u. . 8, ~. I'm. .,
suitable psi1s s HSal ss;s ss
ssssl s
q ss 1S
sas Sa s.r s
sO e sssss N a q BE-
4shc. swedish bark. hence to Gattenbure 25O bbs
s sssn o
s. Big hsas
HsSd' 81
sHss iS ySss
from rhilsdephs to Antwerp Or Bremen 800 b6s Of
ct d.
"A fair tobbns business was n progress but
both domestc and foreign We append former quota
s .Ss:S .ssss %s:ss siss
old s.o0 new sroS New Orleans eos 49,
s s or but ssss
a. e o. 100 pSs hns = IS cargo q soS BUS
Ss q
FsSsoIsua:5ihe market for refined was, = srla.
has February heard sales Of SSis S q
Sp f o snasrS Wits as Sa
AZ shipping 95SeI ~ last ran NsrsS
IN Was Sales .,
aaXs naen made at & tor sus
spot ssSy asiiysSy aus!sd
injured AND SS Of city
On not made SHS,e
evening S bbIs 81 standard White sold prompt de
day. the oiiprodusins points the markets gen
orally quiet but very rm ~, ,,,. ,.., 10.
sgeS cut meats iss a. lard $40 5Sls ana teIses ana
new mess the spot sia Zoo bbls for
Bacon was IN moderate demand and easy sly sales al
only in light request and not materially CHANGED II
w yas and a'%Ss ssteHa % sssI sas
10 e s q s. were no paosa
prices within the range OF So ST. Tor plain mess bbs
1rst and second grades $1l 80 Sl3 81 for extra
do and S2s rs so Tor extra India mess Beer hams
NAMED quiet but were quoted steady at 1924 $25 80 TO
Southern and s24 $50 tor Western: Cut meats were
moderate request not materially changed In prices
ssy D ncSsSS Ss a a S Ssa as
and 5000 lbs Of picked Bellies medium average, pr
rate with prices ruling easier tieTce
steam balance OF month at 9Hc, 750 terces FOL
February at 9c., LOO erces tor March at lSl6c
and $50 terces tor April ut l6c lOc. Butter and
cheese less active but continued firm at previously
| SUGARoRaw met with a fair demand, and the market
firm. We quote Fair to good refining, 75ac.
8xc iSo do do at sssc $50 do. Including mnscovado
re, and rumored sale Of BOO do Of Cuba al slc Re
fined met with fair inquiry, and was quoted at 9zc
quote Misunderstanding. Inferior common. 67sc nc
grocery lair to good Sc SIC. prime to choice 50.
SIZE. centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos 8 to Ii, Sc.
| &C. SIC. Cuba clayed-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos
to 3 exc 7lac.; do, 10 to L. c size; do - to Is
SIC &c.. do l6 to ia 9l4c SIC. do, 10 TO 20, lOc
l0i4c; white 9hc. io>ac. Porto kico-Renning, com
SIC Braxii-Dutch standard. Nos to IL, 6tsc. TAG
JavaDutch standard Nos. 10 to l2 TIC. SIC. Manila
| Superior and extra superior, &c. a7%c
Carolina were placed at IRON &c. sac, Patna 7tIc
sTEARINE-The market was inactive and prices wer
called nominally steady as last quoted
sales Of g. goo lbs at 71Sc re for common to prim
WHisxEY-Receipts, 40 bbls. The market to-day IN
foot up 600 bbs ali ut ST. we also note sales OF 81 Db
| of alcohol at 81 ~.