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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-12
Soapstone has recently found a ne

Soapstone has recently found a new
application as a raw material for but
tons, dominoes, and other similar OBJ
jects Chips and refuse pieces of the
mineral are ground to powder, mixed
with silicate of soda-water glass-after
repose of some hours, drying on a
plate, when the mixture is again pulver-
lied. The powder is then subjected to
powerful pressure in moulds, and after
wards baked in air-tight fire clay cruel
bles. The pressed objects are second
time saturated with the air. The hard
ness OF the product depends in a great
measure upon the number of times the
heating is repeated. The last stage Of
the process of manufacture consists in
washing in water in rotary tub, drying
and agitating in suitable vessel with
soapstone powder, which imparts a pol
ish to the surface.
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A correspondent writing from Sweden
says: Stockholm resembles Paris in
one respect-its outdoor cafes, its
charming pleasure gardens, the vivacity
and pleasure seeking propensities OF its
people, and the general air of gaiety that
pervades the city. But its streets are
tortuous, narrow and ill.paved; its shops
are dimiuutive, and its indoor attrac-
tions, at least in summer time, very few.
Politeness is here carried to extra
ordinary lengths--hats off, on passing
aoquaintanees; hats of, in addressing
strangers hats OFF, upon entering shop.
There is no seryility about the custom
it is simple politeness." "
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ASSESSMENT.
1874. City Assessments. 1874.
TAX PAYERS MUST FURNISH LIST
OF PROPERTY.
Errors iR Assessments Will be
Corrected.
ASSESSMENT.

TT Is PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE: :
THAT Il shall be the duty Of each and
every person owning or having the control OF
manaeement Of any taxable property within
the city Of Memphis. within ten days after
beinq required to do so by the Assessors, to
furnish a correct list, in writing. under oath,
10 the Assessors, Of all the taxable property OF
every description owned, controlled or man
aged hy him or her,
Failure TO furnish such list in said time
makes each delinquent liable TO fine Of not less
than s., nor more than $50. for each day after
the expiration Of said ten days.
Ordinance also provides that the Asses ors
shall furnish printed blanks for such lists 70
those applying for them.
Notice is Therefore Hereby Given,
That the City Assessors are now prepared 10
furnish such blank lists for 1874 9th corporate
year,, to all needing them; that said Assessors
will attend at the Mayors office, City Hall, 70
receive the return lists. from this date until
the 10th day of January, 1874, on OF before
which last named named day all lists Of tax
able property, as required BY ordinance, must
be returned 10 them at said Oihce.
WM. CHASE,
THOS. e. MACKALL. Assessors.
II q. DENT.
Memphis Dec; y, lsIa: Ss-llI
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At the batting mills in Esston, Mass,
the other day It was found impossible to
obtain the usual rate Of speed from the
Plymouth wheel used for power Exam
lining the wheel to ascertain the trouble,
the foreman was surprised to find It
filed with eels, and rigging up a fall
and taking the wheel out, no less than
seventy five eels we're found, the largest
weighing four pounds and half.
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NOTICE..
b. @. O. F

rCHE SPECIAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Elves notice to all needy Odd Fellows or
their familes in the city. n they will be
supplied with whatever their necessities may
rs6lire, by making application for orders
upon the following oommitteemeni
Al W. NEWSOM, les Front street.
GFO w Il. CROOK. 81 Madison street.
WM. HENRY Is Madison street.
p. HOFFMAN, sos Main street.
The odd FelloWs' commiSsary store will be
open from 10 20 IL 6i5Sk on Tuesdays, 2 US
days and Saturdays. h-ie
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE. .
MAYORS 0FFIoE, CITY HALL.
r,rpura Trvg Dacember is, 1873

MAYOR's UFFIcE, UITY hA.I,. =, :
Memphis, TKSS., December le' 1910
THE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES, OF
John F. Thomas, or the owner or owners
OF lot No. 9, in F. W. Smiths suo-dlyisloh on
\ part Of block IS. south Memphis, are hereby
notified 10 appoint two freeholders, who, Win
two appointed BY the city and hfth selected
by themselves, shall constitute Jury @ deter
mine the amount Of compensation 70 pc pald
for part Of said lot taken for the extension OF
rOn'O'0' s''Ss'' JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor;
Deeember 10 1873. A-llo
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MEDICAL.
"Dr. Curtis on ManhOnd. :"
2OOth EDITION.
Revised and Corrected By the Author. ? DIX
Z. CURTIS. NJ. D.. ETC.. etc.

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure
Of Premature Decline in Man. showing how
health is lost and how regained. 10 Eigts a
clear synopsis Of the Impediments 70 Mauiingo,
the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality, Nert Gus
and Physical Debility, and other disease ap-
pertaining thereto, and the remedies therefor,
the results Of twenty years successful pI Sc
tic9.
"'CBRTIS ON MANHOOD. = There is no
member Of society by whom this book will ant
Be found useful, whether be be parent pre-
ceptor or clergym. ~ [Loudor Tines.
Price 50 cents. hy mail. address the aulhor.
DIR. CURTIS,
lO-xy!as sTrsmont Place, Boston, MsH.
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sow rs THE TIs1E TO BUY

copntry Merchants. Schools and seminariess,
iii please send in their orders, as ! can nj
ben M ITss than New York prices. for eash,
~ GOOD city acceptance at thirty, sixty or
- pianos Tuned and Repaired by compe-
- uorfmen u. A. BENSON,
9s- sl7 Main street. Memnhis Tenn:
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Sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
Landing. foot Of Washington street: Ticket
Offices, 2s7 (eor. MadisOnl and 2I8 Main street.
A. S. LlVERM0RE. Gen. Sup't.
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Mississippi 6 Tennessee R. z

ONAND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 9, 1873.
" Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE,
New Orleans Mail daiIy..1 100 pm. 2:f0p m
Express, daily-...............4:l5 I'm. S:5O g. m
Trains on this road N AXE close connection at
Grenada with Mississippi Centr. railroad for
all points North and South; at Memphis with
the Memphis and Louisvillel line for all points
North and East, and with the Memphis and
Little Rock railway for all points in Arkansas
and the West. only direct route to Canton,
jackson Wick sburg. New Orleans and Mobile.
Tickets on sale at 2S7 Main street, corner Of
i55-t NJ. BURKE. SuD't.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIS And LoUIHvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at head Of Nair stree
Ticket Once. PSI Main street. corner Of
Madison.
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Depot at foot Of Main street.
ti'ket Office. 26 Main street. corner Of
~ ' NJ. BURKE, Genl Snp't.
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PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Mail and FREIGHT Traiu-IeaVes. ........ 300 p. m
Z" - arrives........10:05 a. m
The mail and freight train leaves Cow igton
for Memphis at am. and returns to Coving,,
ton at 1906 pm. Trains leaving Memphis Will
start from the Underwriters' Warehouse.
j. W. WILBUR, Gen'l Sup't.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RI
Arrives. Leaves.
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AN. P.x: An. R.n:
\. 0. Mad tde.iilyl....-..... 20 ESQ 1l,WR
SXprosf, ............ S.5O $40
7-e',h daily TX. Sunday 6.10l 6.3
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AN. P.v. L.u. P.K.
Express. except Sunday. 400 $40
Mail Train................... 4.lO l.O
Freight and Accommodi-
tion, except Suuday..... 1910 olO
Brownsville Accommod n S.3O $40
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

'------e-----,.-.,-~
ho following names comprise
9 leading business houses OF our
y, and we cheorfnlIy recommend
rchasers 20 any house advertised
the below Directory.
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AN. Pm. An. pm.
Mail Train daily Except
Sunday )........................ I.l5 o.So
Freight and AccoInmoda-
tiOn Except Sunday)...- 6.55 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
IUnopFAN MARKETS


LosboS March 23-1230 m.-Consos for mouev H2d3Eis
d., a., secosut Bre Railway shares, 3Jdoys 10.
prefrTr ga - dispscbes quote kentes at 59t % 10
ysarooI March 2-l2:3O D. m.-CottOn-rhe buoy
ant. Ndlug Upltnds Md1ng Orleans Sb0e 2L sAlet
"a 600 bales ulng OtO for aton AID export
lkRPooL 2-l mCotton the basis Of hifhng
ana nothing Good Ordinary shipped February aud March
AZ 3l6i shipped April and May at ci do d. deA'ef-
able Apnl and Msy at 81 I'D. ~,
IosBox March 23-l 80 NJ Erie Railway shares. 39lh
LIVERPOOL March 23-l3O nCotton-Ssles on tue OASIS OF
Mddug notng below Low Mddng deliverable Apn aud
l6di DO do. shipped March and Apn at o4i DO no.
.hiI ped April and May, : J-lOd. 70,
LONDON March 1913 Pans dispatches quote Hentes 81 o9
62i2.. - -, 49,. - , :, a., F.J - -,
600 bales the OF Nidlng Upapis
bothug Good Ordinary, shipped February at sgd CO. oo
shipped April SID do nothing below 10" Matmgs
sppe1 April 5l6t sales the basis OF deng
Oesas nothing below GOO 0na shipped February and MARCH, al
{ al The BreaGstufs market Is quiet. oo. -oo,
LONDoY, March 23j;3O m.-Ene Railway shares 3oe@o9o'
Pans dispatches quote kentes at 59f, Doe ,,,,
March 2350 nCOtton, sales on the ba OF MD
beOs Good Ordinary, shipped te0tnSy and
the basis OF Mdng Oeaus nothing beo
Low Mdlugs shipped March aud April 7O1 Wheat IL q
1911 ue GENITAL average California White; l24 dl2b Tor CLUB
Do and II Western Spring Corn so quarter
Llri, As . per cSt, Co.,, .o.z.,.-----.
toa z. esL Spirits Iafpenhe 5oi
Lospos march 23-Rremne-Comnon Rosr 69a7l Ier ewt
Lnse,d OIL G-e e2e 'on spnis TupfHa' IS ass pei
cSt
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COTTON MARKETS.

LorisyItIy March 23.-Coon steady; Midnng, 10 &c.
March 23.-Coon qaiCt MadAng Ib4@i net
receipts 1856 bales; gross, J94 bales
IT. LoUI. March % Cotton quiet Mdiing l5le; receipts
2l3 bales; shipments. l2i bales - -. 49,,
CniRrEroS March MldHng. 16c Low Md
bales; exports Britain 9i4 baes TO the Continent 325
soawise. 7s7 bales 900 bales; sck, 4ll2i bales
MEsPH March 23Cotton ireg uar bat strong los Mdhng
1a,a 6 J. iiS bales bmeUs, 3,lo2 baei stock
SEwORLE.v. March 23Cot,on strong higher offerings lisat
Ordinary he; recen AM bales gross 23i ofes@ exports
Britain 56l4 bales 4f9 bales coahlse OOl
bales: sales 800 bales last evening 5000 basi STOCK Zooo9
bales
800 shipments 1873 ble sales 100 bales TO snner' soe
l6,70S bales ,,,u.- ,,,
BaETmoRr March 90 cotton quiet and sni Miiding 16hc
Log ning sQl5 tc; GO11 Ordinary "a & gross IeeeyIs
2s0 bales es 2tl bNesI last even
ing 2l0 bales; spinners 10 bales; stock 10 500 baes
MOBILE. March 23COOn qDat supply light nd1lng loHci
Low Midlng, l5asalGI dood Culinary, 14asa142.i net re-
bales; sales 1900 baies stock, 1892 baes.
AUGUSTA, March 23-CotOn steady hdIng loA2c receipts
6lO bales. sa.es, 507 bales.
GALyEsros March 23-Cotton sn fair demand; Good Ordinary
14Ac; Mdug, 1885, net receipts LIS bales exports to Great
Britain 959 bales coastwse, s57 bales sales 1000 bAei S1oek
72,3iS bales
BosTov March % steady frn adhng l69i; net
receipts n baes gross 7l3 baies sales 800 b-esi STOCK, 0OVO
bales.
SAVANNAH March 23.-Co,ton quiet; Midlng, l6c.; net
CENTS 1901 bales exports eoastw'e I25 bae sales lOi1 bseSi
stock "a 49l baes - -,
WILMINGTON March 23Coon frm Nilllhg nomiuay 10 ~;
net receipts, ia bales; stock. 2643 bales.
EoRFnLK March 23-Cotton Grm Low hiting held at l5i
4O5 bsesi eoaste 2lJ5 osIes saes 800
bales; slocE, 1904 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoRK. Monday. March %. 1874

NEW-1ORK, MONDAY, Warch q, IsIf
The general horse market for the current
week opened to-day with little animation a. that of
the preceding week closed with. Toe supply at the
Bulls Head Market amounts 10 about lsOJ head, and
from 200 800 probably scattered throughout
the sale stables MP town This supply equal 70 all re.
quremcnts OF the trade general hut the percentage
or fine carriages very small aud there are nut very
few arrivals OF truly desirable quality among them Tue
uncertainty prevailing relative O. the sanitary condIh
OF horses il still an occtual barrier 70 transactions,
especially in valuable stock. Trade In work horses ].
likely to be fair well sustained prices. Tor sOunt
stock. AT the principal auction mars, the following
sales OF horses carriages harness. &r are announced W
take place Tuesday, the 2itfi Inst:
AT iO.3O a. m by Mr. Arch. johnston In Thrteenthst'
near FOurthave.
At IL O'Clock, by Messrs. Van Tasse & Kearney, IN
East Thlrteenth-st., near FOurtD-aYe.
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yr,ssp-ylou, to Bo,.ou, SOC; 70 s,--Yors. 4oe.

"
H. Albany. 36c. - ,.. e.A
PgIApyIpuIA March 23-Ponr active, suptrene soe
s. so, Extra FAMILY s. 76a$9 b0 Wisconsin and anns22
bOdf7 30 STATE ONO and Indiana Go ~ ooui
Hirh Trades a. 256SlO % Wheat du Red 81 6Od$l 50 Am
Der al 7OGsI 49, White 81 7SaSl So Rye steady az viagys
Corn in good demand Yeos 79dS0e steady; White bZ0
63l INJURED Ole Petroleum steady Crude lO2 Rehnei las@
l44c VII sky quiet; Western iron 36c. 800 -.
ST. LOWS March 2-Fou quiet and unehanzed only an orir
trade Wheat easier Tor Spring ats 23ati "a for no W5
dn ana droopn0 81 35dfl SO for No Reds 81 90 for NO
do 81 qa63 Ic %. No hiIed IN elevator oats
Demand Tt holders Gm ~ diSAc for No 2 in elevator
Barley a and lower SELL small sale. Of No. sprngn % ~
Rye aa92 Pork hrm at Sl5 so DRY sae Meats h
amly no movement in BaeonA gooi obbng demand at
6.c for Shoulders; Clear Rib Sides 9 for Clear sides
LsriNo sle. S7sd9c asked so. b Live Hogs firm Of " ~
s. Light Good Yorker $3.50 70 70, iesyy 90 - 20
Texans 81 75dsi ad efrs - 25Gsi 90 for
Good Prime steers 81 2jGs3 20 for Prime 70 BIirs
$4,000 Wheat. Al 600 bush Corn l5Oog
bush 900 bush Barley 1000 bush Rye $500 Hogs and
100 Cattle. =,
foLGDo March 23Pour doll Wheat dnn and unchanged ',e
White Michigan, 81 50; No dos IL Az No. Rel 81 80
No do 81 32la fair dcnaDd ard CHER sales OF Ish
Mixed spot G5sc Nay 89sir jane 7Oci August re
Mixed No Grade 6ic Oats du and declining al - ~
TO- No Reeepts-lO0O bb. Flour 5000 bush wheat 55OOV
blsu and 1000 bush Oats ShDment-l 900 bbs f0uf
000 bush. Wheato7 coo bush Corn and 900 bush Oas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

hay AND STRAW-There fair inquiry funer fgues;
quote Prime Tmoihg d2Gi Fair to Good DO at 81 GS23
No Rye $l4d$l5i No. Do at SlO4$l2 and Dat at 500
oLaSSRS-The market quet Domestic and only
busiuess done sale of 20 bbs NnwOreans a. 1
Ea Stewart Cienugos with 1913 hhds and 10 cs Bugns
from Crlens with ass hbis and i6 Whsm Wlson from
Maauzis 52 hhds 80 sH Ia bills; anil Mary Caleb from
Csrdenas 9U7 80 The Eugena and william VIII
and % e sold private Saturdays report should
have read " h. cargo not being yet sold"
market for spirits Turpeune was lees active
to-day snd feeling prevalent and buyes
% fCr Mecbanabiei sales Of 90 bb at ec, and II 6o+
from dok AZ SCI Saturday 30 SewYok bbs At 5O Rosn
DAN but fm with - As bid and 50 30 asked for Strained In hhe
grades 800 No s9d al ~ 80 Tax and Pitch dun
0IS"Inse fte,i bot que stoja0Ge for casks RON rnshes
hands CdeSPem reasns qetbut lrn Lns JUL alu un'N4nse
PKUyIslONS-The PORK market u hucr and sy seuy me s
regular 800 bb Sl5 tor OLD Mess $40 II 20
SIG 20 for SIG 5UQ@l7 for City dO S4 Tor bita
Prime Sl4 93aaSl5 Tor Prime Mess Sll Oasls Tor
Sl6 l2la Beef am and in good request Gales Of 100 e9
S9GSll IS Psn Mess t2aSl3 SOL Extra Mess slo iot
Packet aud $ZOd$2l for Family Terce Beef Is quiet
and 6m. Beef Hans ar. steady and iaHy te'vei sae'
quiet and rather weak Of 500 Fresh Shoulders csc 50 to-
Western PS 7c; 1000 o5o Hams lldl2c 200 fesl
4dlO Bacon quiet ani heay sales of 30 boxes
CumbeuJs and 80 boxes short Clear Al 9s Dressed Hogs
Lard lower sales 81 $50 bbl and at
9lsc for No. 7-lCd9i2, Tor Dti lOc for FAR % Pnme
Rendered. also 300 tcs of gIede At
93 delivery. hear Of 1850 FOR March at 7lBc,
and LOO seller April 7lGa9l2c and Saturday evening
500 tcS Tor April at o. Ice
BUITE-TRrrs is Let little doing s1d revise quotations FOR
descriptions d state Western and Rolls New Is aryne slowly aud va
qgaity, wish vide RANGE oiquotatols We quote!
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t.,,.5sG In The sb,T, are $40 bales TO arrive -, -.
pssn. A, ~, ,hpppg ports to-day were lblos Dses us
- * z4l b.les last lS5Os laesi socA
~ Id $50 bales consolidated stock, 6S2 o07 bales in uTIe
delivery the business. was Limited sHa Pe' s'' y"
~ Ios,, all or basis Of Low Miijihg'; oo ,oo !.
So sstnnisy evening snet April, 3O0 io'e, iVo 10
ga 90. 300 n 32c 800, 10 MAY loO 10 81 ~.
III SIe 700 is 1899 900 10 7Gc Juns 300 10 81 o.e
300 rs 23oc; July 100 l7a Total Lou bats nSe' S,
ma 10 nm: March 100 Is 2j32e 100 H. 10 IL oci ~
IL 2s32o 800 l5a.c; April 100 10 2932o sOo - 4up
10 2732o GOO 10 1916 LOO 10 2I-3-ei ZJV 10 &
200 10 2532e; 900 IS l3l6e.; AsY 100 ios JoVe 10
7l6 200 rs 1899 200 1879 800 10 ll.5se IVV 40 g.
900 Is lS2e; Jan. 800 10 2so2c so lo1s, soi iSz
32c 100 s; 100 10 20 32e 100 10 Z'3Zei ~ o
l7S; 100 II 5I6.; 200 IL 9.31ci 100 IL o'Ioe I0'.
IS 700 bales grand total 81 100 bales
COFfBk-Ths ho market quet and no u,h.A1hu'
reported from hEs, Asnls. The steamer
With about IL 900 she anxousg ooko m WIN
The WbIismsf With AGO. bags nst srrToi mAt,
here ,hs evening t hands 50 l2l bars. 6es 'oo'
Baltimore asd 1000 Gavson Total so b.gs
90 1913 oriinsy esross ~ ~
2la4 fair do Z2td23e goa do, 2Jsa2ie; phm. DO ~ S%
2i1se Tor lots beng 81 ad25a all gold Aha w
fees and asolSDgos.
FREIGHTSh market Cor berth Fregb wase sc1e sbi rs's
sgsin the bong mainly confined 10 Gran, Cotton
Proutesa The esrerias rOvnnt limited and rsies ID
PER- III. 10 Liverpool By steam 800
al Goa go H. 10 Londoh BY steam - PoIi 81 vs. ana
Cheese sos 70 Glsgow, by steam, 33ooo bssn
Through eg at lO To Brshep by sal 40s neisu es.'
800 To IsmbuTg bT sail 10 hhis TaOw a. 4os 500
Rottrr ,s 500 GT,,rs Lard 4b The obsrteI1 nci"e
htuee sJk t aud untsi kngdo VI.
LOO bb 81 snd option Il The tSe,peb
" ~ bkhs a. 10 Eer--ss' bnt b.ae 70 he cspe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
ank shares Were nd for as folloMs:

The official earnings of the Cincinnati, Lafayette
and Indapolis Railroad for the first week of March
were:
1873. S3 900 IS ls7is3i277 26 Increase" 36s 10
For March, 1872, the earning were $l4O,s9l, and
for 1873, $140155, gain of Ss,24
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvauia Skies, 1921; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 90; Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania
Railroad 51, Gold, 1l12.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS


REEYES-Fresh offerings yesterday and to-day were
,7o cars at Jersey City 81 cars at Onehundreuths anu
"a car. al Weehawken, total Of 2js cars, or ile head
aking s93 for the week against 6s1O last wech hnu
zoo for the corresponding week last year Inc Supply
tr today and Yesterday was larger than ueafrs gen
erly looked for the market opened dui Az prces
tnaf hered no profit to but the conthuahce Vi
ciear and cool weather with favorable reports Hoh
Washington Market this morning srengthehen lno tno
~ The ca Tile market and trade was fairy actNe lo-u
~ the ruling rates Of last Monday. There was wuo
range OF quality but the greater number ranged rom
fir 10 good The poorest steers. Including tnIucsi
in Of Cherokee cattle sold at 9tc Yo 70 dress %
d 10 the gross cw the choicest ut 10 utos' %
aud 80 IA and Tat bulls at SIC y n, 1--we weight
or The market at Chicago fOr the week endlhg March
M me Lipe stuck Reporter thus comments:
I'm. ba, been important aad beayy week In oa western
.e sar The receipts hsvs been shove the average ahl 80
tb. demand Monday heavy sales we're male ehe on
E.ern .nooaut Tuesday the market erpcnenced some
xe osirg however large supply Of socf bat 'nes n ".a.
Ia. been bsi prices generally steady and hn AZ soou ~
800 sgu,, that The year opens out .he
o,asrt becoming clearer and better II this market hn
mas, well II has IN sustaining
ana dl.posny than average III mel An
reasonably eIPect WI W
ID. simste business OF the year
49, a. N n weeks o. the oa'nae INC
IT, o.. ssder exciting nns,nees Of
SLs n A. ri aside THIS matter 10 the hands Of car
sh,nr. ,nuy regard quality the supply Of eine dust vac
hs. BEEN hence have had href piopo
yon Of ,hipuns .teen Weighing 800 10 and
IN Weights averaging l&oo I'd .ne W.
Nm upply WILL remain sns 'he "s'e
Al AsnI II sol MAJ and Jane, has opes-i a 49,. a..
TIVE droyes " One huDdrodth-st we're - sAAs NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

THg RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by ProI. l..
j. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
Chances for Business llcn

WOOL FOR SALE.-I will have for sale in
w The Spring 900 Feeoes less Of CombIg AMI Com
WOOL Manufacturers wishing pgFche VIII please les j.
l.. WHEELER Winchester, Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

Money was steady and easy at 4 ana per CENT
on call, and 81 to on prime discounts The banks
are sending away currency, but it IS not believed
the drain will he sufficient in preparing Tor the
April settlements, TO create more than temporary
hardening i'll rates.
Government bonds are quiet, and shade lower
,los f,1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY. March 70. 1871.
FAfHBS receipts odsJse pigs ro's ART sS' ou' Su
a, Csc :; Pearl. are inactive and nominal a, -. -
for Cotton % the spot ane
Min more favorable news from Liverpool prices we're iaVaae.d %
n all grades creeping Ordnarr wren g 'su, ' " ~ ~
ne ,ou. o, the maIket vas dull We quote as iolioss:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MARCH a. 1874.

with IL 900 Refined Norwegian brig OF PAT tons
register. hence 10 Stettin with Provisions al 40s.
FLOUR AND MBAL-The Flour market Is active and the
tone rsthr horrshe demand Trade brands
.nd shipping Extras supply Of lbs latter moderate At tho elise
there better rather especially chipping
Brrss ard Fancy brand. sae the W India sales Of 5000
bb also 900 bills Fancy State tc grouul for the West Indies
81 COAST 10 We daote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

n. Y. AND OswEGO MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDHOLDERS by applying at our Office can receive
the report and plan OF the committee for the reoT
ganization Having marketed these bonds, and
being ourselves large holders thereof we shall be
glad TO confer with other holders, with a view to
the protection of our mutual interests
GEO. OPDYKG IL Co.. p Nassaust,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
BANKING AND TINANCIAL

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH, No. NAssAU-sT
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 a 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 arc also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at 50 and accrued in
terest FISK & HATCH.