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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
THE IMPORTERS AND GROCERs.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Importers
and Grocers Board OF Trade was held at the
rooms OF the association yesterday afternoon.
Alter the usual routine business the report Of the
special committee appointed to attend the recent
Cheap Transportation Convention at Richmond,
Va, was submitted Dy the Chairman, Mr.. ID. NJ
Turnure. Alter reclting the action OF the COnven-
ton and the recommendation made IN order to
the perfecting and completing the various water
routes from the grain producing sections OF the
West to the seacOast the report referred TO the
impression becoming prevalent that the city OF
New York Is losing her commercial supremacy, and
added
Your committee, while according to others sincerity of
in the expression OF such opinion do not share
their in this regard but the contrary
believe that careful anay sis the atiscs OF trade
will show that this metropolis has not only retained her
supremacy but has received due proportion Of the
increase in the commerce OF the country.
1t closed by advising organization throughout
the city and State to prevent the trade icing car
RED elsewhere. A debate followed, IN which the
question OF cheap transportation and Of terminal
facilities were elaborated closing with the accept
ance and approval OF the report, after which the
Board adjourned.
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nT s.s SrSs aaS s ~ s
wi .s s. S f &c ?sl. s':s
5as1ss: &c .ss + III : iiiss Is.c ;SS DO:
ls,sc. 5ol DO March ic City steam closed nrm with
sales ALE. q o tierees at 1915 isnc Cut meats ruled
~ boxes do at Iofc Loo loose picked hams at llc
picked shouldsrs 7%s smoked do &C. Bacon wa, was
clear at lo1sc and lis 90 fancy DO at i04c. lossc;
Western eng clear, iosc long and short clear 70;
hogs ruled with Western $50 s'sc and city
PsrHoLeux. Crude in bulk remained Arm. though
were sales reported in the market for refined. and
city nsphths ai nominas oc Tor t snppns order
figures are still retaine1 January being quoted at nc
l2sc. Refined AZ BALTIMORE sold 70 the extent OF 100
SUGAR Raw was neglected and nominal No sales
were Refined was steady but at Sec
for hards We quote -.oupa-kennina,, inferior
TO common 7c a,sc 90 ar TO $50; good fair Sc
sso. sssirfiss ShSs and boxes. Sos g IS s,fes
4Ss ssAc slaysd boxes utes STANDARD d N, Nos 70
io aS White 3 FSlfo sH .S az coma
%sg Co. an aasSSsry .a1 to in9ss g.
Java.Dutch standard. Nos 10 to u; SIC. ass4c Ma
nss srs sx,sa re ' New
RICE was quiet, with business confined to lots for
n aa & At f.! % We sr
&c. Tor prime and SIC SIC for choice; Louisiana rs
arrive were sold at lAhc. er lb
Iow was n steady YIN saes Of ~ hhds c city At
WaIsEha -Reeeints soo beis The market ruled
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Stocks Lower, Prices Irregular and an
Unsettled Feeling.
GOLD STEADY ATl12 3-8
Money Again Easy on Call Loans
at 9 4 Per Cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM.
WALL STREET, [
"WEDNESDAY. Ian. Go p. M.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. Go p. NJ.
To employ one OF the many technical phrases OF
the street, the stock marked to-day 'looked
dusty" The business was considerable. but 1t
was evident from early hour that investors on
the long side, IL they had not lost beart, were at
least cnary OF venturing upon "fresh fields and
pastures new.n The depression was generally felt
In both dividend anu nOn-dividend paying stocks,
western Union and Lake Shore being the chief OBJ
jective points among the former and Northwest
common, Pacific Mail and Wabash yielding most
easily among the latter. Northwest preferred
declined from 50 to GIN, Western Union from
Tx to 76X, Union Pacific from S6A TO
SIX, Wabash from 20 to 10. st. Paul was
comparatively steady at 3sH q 3Sk SsA 3sk.
Rock Island opened at 103X and closed at 1929.
Pacific Mail sold at 335S 33T q 81 33x. Ohio
and Mississippi was steady at 80 o 32N. North
west common opened at AN, advanced to AK and
went on to 46A. Lake Shore receded from 79k to
78X. Hannibal and st. Joseph closed at 25H.
Erie opened at 2S4a, advanced to 28% and ended at
2SH. c., G. and !. c. advanced 4 per cent from
the opening price. New York Central advanced
from 1O1K to lO2, but subsequently reacted to
101H. Alton and Terre Haute preferred closed at
q. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph strengthened
on the receipt OF encouraging news from the new
cable, and the bids showed Q strong favorable I'm.
dertone.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
eha day.
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FIRE IN EIGHTH AVENUE.

GALLANT RESCUE By FIREMAN OF TWO CHI.
DRKN FROM THE BURNING HOUSE.
fre was caused yesterday morning IN the two
story brick house No. 1856 Eighth avenue by some
matches being ignlted BY children. The fire origl-
mated on rhe second moor Of the building. In An
apartment occupied by Morris Levy. The fremen
soon subdued the names but they and the water
which extinguished them did considerable damage
to the building and Its contents Mr. Levy's loss.
caused by damage to hts furniture 10 about g. 500.
The FIRST moor OF the house IL occupied
Dy Henry Fleig as hat store. Mr.. Fleig's stock
was damaged by water. His loss Is also about
sl,50O The building was not much damaged. me
loss entalied upon Its owner, Mr.. Cohen, OF Forty.
sixth street and sixth avenue, not being greater
than 500.
TWO OF the children who we're the cause Of the
fire narrowly escaped injury ana perhaps death.
They were lett in the building witn the names
Approaching ana the smoke almost choking them.
Foreman Williams. OF Truck No. 4, CALAMITY went
to their rescue, and took them out OF the house
through window and brought them down lad
der TO the street. the names OF the children VINO
were thus saved are Emira Ponsonby and Frank
Wilder.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. 6. 1873
oOGn % mode mqans Hw
Brsa sss Z
o... Nxw ORLEANS Jan, 8, 1873
mddling, lac good ordinary l2,sc Net receipts 20s6
sa e coS saGss 70 sss & s Sssa' to
SStSs ' secs adHf ADs s % s.s ss
Cotton hrn middling Axe. low mddlrng, nc good
ogaaF Gre Sf r,sr M 1888 sas x
sos Stock, a,s07 '
middias iae low miadne is,sc i4cp ;I good s' ord
Sales So siSef bales Exports
WILMINGTON. \. O., Jan. 6 1873.
s$' 95is; ys is7' az
Four-Thc rebate on -four here tofore sold in this mar
ks5 has has q @ to- nett sales
$ % for White @n 81 1871 1877 oaSe eara
e ShSa' AsS sR S Ne svfa1ss
fS 81 % on s S l r @ and
s s per tO s s ga mid
Sec 10 New York 4oc; TO Albany Sic - 00s'0n
27sO5 Dc ;sats, i 200 40 barley ov0 DO ship%ens-
SSs9 .s and sSs S
%ssl @ NJ s s1a q S
holders firm sales 7Sc 79c. on the
track. Oats and rye entirely neglected Barley In
inquiry; sales 100 bushels Canada private terms
Seeds Gull; sales. Pork quiet at so 50 for heavy
mess in small lois. Dressed hogs quiet at s. 70 a So
High wines nominaly &c. Fish, IS; packages sold ct
81 rs siscoes IS 50 for whttehsh and IS for
TOLEDO. Jan. 6 1873
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady: No. White Wabash,
81 l41S; No white Michigan 81 ny; amber Michigan,
cash and January. 81 10; February, ~ l2h; March,
~ No ew % 9sn a and %fsa sn
Glover seed, $685. mammoth %. Receipts40 OU bushels
wheat 100 do. 1900 do oats. Shlpments-5,00O
bushels wheat; 5000 do. corn; 500 do oats
CHICAGO Jan. 6, 1875
Flour nominal. Wheat steady: No spring, s2ao;
No do, @yc., cash 9u4c., February; No. do, SIC
rejected 77Hc Corn quiet and unchanged Oats steady;
No 52sc. $3.50 cash; b31Sc. February: rejected,
4ese. a. 49c. Rye dull and unchanged Barley
ary $40 s7ss March. Lard Arm; in fair demand II
nand shoulders, 6'4c short rib middles 9ne short
demand and lower at 94c on call Of Board this az
ternoon, wheat steady and unchanged. Corn
SER at Csc January Oats dull 5z,Sc. Pork, $40 7,
February Lard, $l3 20. Receipts-flour, 900 Dbs
wheat ~ QUO bushels; 65OU do; OATS 2OU do
rye, 90 do. barley 600J do Shipments-Four, 600
bbls wheat u 600 busheb corn. 16OO do oats, eco
do barley, 5000 do.
EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr-LoNDoN. Jan. 6-Evening
Linseed oil, 25s 90. a 26s. per cwt
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SMUGGLING AND THEFT.

At an early hour yesterday morning Night
Inspector OF Customs Burnett seized upwards of
two thousand cigars from smugglers, who were
running Them or the Havana steamer Columbus,
commanded by Captain Reid, and which had Just
arrived rom CUBA. The smugglers escaped. The
Custom House officials had received information
from Havana that an attempt to smuggle cigars
from this steamer was about being made, and
having this Information the authorities kept Q
strict watch upon the steamer since her arrival.
No clew has yet been obtained by the New YORK
detective employed by the agents OF the vessel to
OBTAIN Information concerning an extensive rob-
berry Of jewelry which was recently committed on
board the Columbus while on voyage from this
city to Havana. The stolen Jewelry consisted OF
antique heirlooms and, was distracted from the
captains room. Ii was the property OF u wealthy
foreigner, who priced the objects as mementos.
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REAL ESTATE.

There was q limited attendance at the Exchange
yesterday. The majority Of the sales announced
were adjourned. The following are The details Of
TRANSACTIONS
A. II. Muller Il Son, by order Of Supreme Court,
foreclosure sale, w. " Mcdaniel, referee, sold the
house and plot OF land on the northwest corner Of
Madison avenue and Fitch street, fremont,
rlSOn.
J. THOMAS stearns sold. by order OF Supreme
Court, foreclosure sale, George 5. SedgwicK. rel
eree three lots with building thereon. ON the
nOrthery side Of Thirtythird street. 100 feet east
erly from Eighth avenue, eS.9x60 ieet, for $l9,-
526 Sc. 10 John II. Collins
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The business OF the day In stocks amounted to
21a000 shares, which were distributed as tolows:-
New York Central and Hudson, 500; Erie, 10, 700;
Lake Shore, $500; Cleveland and Pittsburg 200;
Northwestern, 2slOO; do preferred, 500; Rock
Island, $500; Pacific Mail, 40, 800; ST. Paul. $500;
do, preferred, 800; Ohio, 10000; Western Union,
$4,000; Wabash Il 800; Union Pacific, TO- 300; c., @.
and l. G.. 1900; Panama, 400.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The principal figures to-day at the close com.
pared with those at the close yesterday, show
lower tone. They are as follows:-
ADvANcE-Quicksllver, Y; Atlantic and Pacific
ffn5s sSTpRI Il e So1k Central a,oc
N Erie. n; Hannibal and st. Joseph, x Lake
shore: II; Northwest, *; Pacific Mali, ~;
Pacific. N; Western Union. x; Northwest pre-.
ferred, q.
the stocks without important change were
Atlantic and Pacific, preferred, Delaware and
Lackawanna Harlem, Ohio and Mississippi
Panama ana Canton.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans commanded per cent in
the early part OF the day, but at the close was
easy Al 2X a per cent. Commercial paper Is
STEADY at rates recently quoted. Sterling ex.
change was very nrm. Prime nominal rates, SO
a4.so1s; selling rates, ASK A85H and A.ssH a
4.9oA. Continental firm. Retchmarks, 95X q s5H
and s6h . s6,s. Cables 9ex 96X. Prime Paris,
els 5.11X.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were quiet and firm In the late
afternoon dealings and closed the following quo
tations:United States currency skies, l17X 1l7%;
do do. SKIES, 1881, registered 1855 Ils,<; do do
skies, 1881, 1881 1883; do. do. nve-twenties,
registered 1862 Hay l14A; do do. do., coupon,
1862, Hay nay; do. do. do, registered, 1864,
1le l16x do. do. do. 1854. l16x ICY; do.
do. do, registered, 1865 lis 1857; do. do. do,
coupon. 1865, 1855 1ls3S; do. do. do, new regis.
tered. 1856. l17A 117h; do. do. do, coupon 1885,
117h 117h; do do. do, registered, 1867, 1lSk
llSh; do. do. do, coupon, 1867, l1Sk 11sx; do,
do do, registered 1858, lls l1sx; do. do. do,
coupon, 1868, l1sX q 11sX; do do. ten-fories,
registered. ll4X IFS; do. do. do, coupon, IFS
1l5K do. do nves, registered, 1881, 1881 ia
do. do. do, coupon, 1881, 1857 a hay.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were generally firm, with the exception
OF Central Paci6cs which sold down to s2X. To-
ledo and Wabash st. Louis division. sold at ee ana
WABASH seconds at "a. The following were the
latest bids -
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following are the reported Treasury bal.
ances :-Currency. $1s, 200, 900; coin, $7Le40o00;
less coin certincates, $685. Ooo The internal re-
cepts to-day were $2s7,547. The customs receipts
for four days ending December 81 we're New
York, $7o4, 77s; Boston, $126,o75. The total pay.
ments BY the Treasury on account Of January
interest to date are $9,54o,oOo. The Assistant
Treasurer to-day paid out $72S.ooo on account OF
interest and $ls25Oo In redemption OF fve-twenty
bonds.
THE roBEIGN MARKET.
Late London advices report the following quota
lions :-Consols Tor money, 92h 92k; do for ac-
count, 92X 92h; old 'o6 bonds. lo7k; ~ bonds
I07A; ten-lorty bonds, 1o41. l04k; new ives
1881; Erie, 26H 26A. The market was quiet and
steady. The rate for money at the Stock Elk
chanss on government securities La An per cent,
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Iue sHIpueutS OF specie 10 Europe -uay were
$75O,O00 gold coin and $15OOOO silver.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Old Tennessees. ex-coupon, declined to 55T; do.
new 10 55G. Missouri long bonds sold at 95A.
BANK SHARES
were quiet with single transaction in Ninth
National at 90. The following were the latest
bids:-America, 1857; American Exchange, ia (;
Butchers and Drovers', 1870; Chatham, 1872; City,
800; Citizens l24; Commerce, l19; Corn Exchange,
1925; First National, 200; Fourth National, 9s4;
German-Amerlcan 95: Irving, 124; Market l15;
Mechanics, 1856; Merchants, III; Merchants Ex-
change. 100; Nassau 1O5; New York. 1873; Ninth
National. %; North America, 95; Pacific, 100;
PARK. 1873; Peoples, 1873; Republic, lO4H.
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SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

Coroner croker was Yesterday requested 70 hold
an inquest, at the Nlnety-ninth street Reception
Hospital on the body of an unknown youth, about
nineteen years OF age, VINO was supposed TO nave
shot himself In the mouth on the evening OF the
Atm inst Deceased was found lying on the Ritgs
road, Thirty fourth precinct
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A PHYSICIAN KILLED.

Matthew McCollum, prominent homeopathic
physician, OF Port Chester, was killed by the half
past ten O'Clock P. M. milk train TO New York. ut
the upper Main street crossing in that village, on
Monday night. He was returning from visiting
patient, and had his head so bundled up That he
did not hear the train until IT. was lpon him,
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--WheaI was sluggish and the market closed more in
buyers favor, holders being disposed 70 realize
No. Chicago and Northwest in store 81 is tor No
Milwaukee in store, 81 = 81 80 for red ana amber
for new while old was quiet and nominal The sales
were about SO bushels az SOC ssc. Tor new mixed
heavy The sales Comprise IS 80 bushels at &C. iosc
ssry x sa s ~aa s sales Of Mss
for cholSe sae and 81 for Shoce GailoTna Nat
s0,s % DO f as shore 81 al 81 % s
81 O., Rye was inactive a ssc s5c per 6ashei:
be and the market iavors Slippers there is not
much doing IN the way Of charters today snpowne1s
Tor The petroleum trade 10 LIVERPOOL, 81 sail, ei,oo0
bushels; o FRAN RAN iot iSd per Ss lbs LATER To%
sashe grain i'd iii 700 packages provisions ss IN
lots, sos Lao boxes cheese chiefly sos tons leather,
SorSssisn bark hence s7S S6Is petroleum. S Cd
sIS seSS 81 Sasa arms 9niSn toy. ' Sss
BARK, $500 bb!s petroleum. from Fhiadeiphia IS 3D.
h toms Ms %Sss san
W aSSs & sS sns
baltimore reported q. s. TO Bremen by steam mr. c
sHs' s Syfmsn S
por n the DANISH Baltic direct DANISH brig, hence
by i seam 5000 bnsSes aran, ID 10 BSrcSons an
American schooner hence with general cargo
aoiAss.s New Orleans 70 d 6Dls
Tiiusai ana mixed, $50 Sc. a.; cisyed Sc: ios:
SS &c. Porto Rioo oc ooc English islands sss
a Ssc New Orleans, Ssc. = &c for new sron, .u,..
but no quotabe change can be noted sales date yes
erday iI5 bbls at Soc win air offerings today at
tons weak and irreguari strancd.t TO arrive was
oaar'd Al 81 H. without puvers good quoted At ~ 10
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON AGAIN HIGHER-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT
EAsIEB-CoRN LowER-oATs AGAIN EASIER
BARLEY AND MALT oUHT-poRK AGAIN
FIRMER-CUT MEATS sTEADY-BEEF STEADY
LARD FTRMER-PErRoLEUM QUIET-sPRITs
TURPENTINE QUET-RosIN EAsY-aRoCERIEs
GENERALLY QUIET-wHIsKEY QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Go P. M.
The markets were quite generally dull and
irregular, and there are but few exceptions. On
'ChanRe -four was dull and In buyers favor
Wheat was dull, and at the close easier. Holders
In several cases accepted OF prices which they re-
fused yesterday. Corn was also dull and lower for
new, which was plenty and freely offered. Oats
were dull and in buyers favor. Barley
was in fair demand and nrmer, prime
Canada being sold above the market.
whskey was steady. Pork was still quiet
and nominal, ana was without decided change.
Cotton was in good speculative demand and again
higher. Petroleum was without activity, naval
stores rather and groceries generally quiet with
sugar weak and coffee held firmly while molasses was
quite neglected.
CoFFREThe market tor all descriptions inactive
here and prices nominaiy unchanged. At Balti-
2Oo bags Rio, Cricket at shade under &c., and
1880 bags, Tempar, private terms reported
Sold We quote Rio, ordinary carsoes l7Ac. lsc
far d. ls1sc ls&c good do, l9c 1910 prime do,
1870 &c.. extreme range for lots l7sc 2Ohc Java,
government bags &c. 2Sc do. grass mats 26c 29c.
Ceylon l9c. 2lc, Maracaibo lSc. 20hc Laguayra,
lec 2OtSc. Jamaica 1sc. 2Oc. St Domingo, tic. u
IKE Porto Rico 'Isc 2oc Costa RIGA. lsc, 2O4c;
Mexican. l9c 2Oc Angosura, ls&c. 2lc. Savanilla
!Sc. 2O1ac. Curacoa TIC. l9}ac.. gold. GU and W
DAYS 49,.
an advance OF NC. with the business mainly specu-
ianve purposes in addition to the sales below reported
For future deliveries the market opened strong
tnued favorable Liverpool accounts and dispatches
dcating continued short receipts 1T the ports while
uneasy short interest was anxious TO cover and bid
the close with quotations fully Ac. higher than the
final quotations Of yesterday closing strong fol-
March, I.Ns; a Is $3.50; April leslie. 1890
II Si6c. The stock OF cotton in this port December
81 1874, ioows:-ln warehouse. 81 55 bales; in
Brook yn, 31,5.7 do; wharves, 7,i70 do ship
board, not cleared, 1909 do. on Staten Island 1891
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YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY 1s75-rR1PIE

In Frankfort bonds OF 1862 are esx. The rate OF
discount in the open market Tor three months
bills Is 1916. or 316 below the Bank OF England
rate. Sixty-eight thousand pounds bullion went
into the Bank OF England on balance to-day.
Rentes at Paris are easy at 62r 42Hc.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 1922, advanced to u, but closed
at the opening price. The rates paid for carry
ing were 2, g. IN. l. 4, 3K and per cent. The
market Is subject to some feverishness owing
TO Louisiana complications and the bitter lam
guage used by government ofncials The appeal
to the country OF merchants who represent
5000 600, 900 finds natural sympathy In the me-
tropolis. Notwithstanding the effort OF General
Sheridan to antagonize the truths they publish.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances. 81, 79l $40
currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 3,l21 COL
Gross clearances. Observation-Disclosures. 40, 466 900
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. ........ $50, 824 1886
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 4.252 842
Gold exchanges. Observation-Disclosures. 6,606, 296
Gold balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,117,5l3
The shipments OF specie to Europe to- day were
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I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW
i York city Mortgages without bonus Principals de-
string to BORROW OR INVEST apply to-
IA. L. CHANT ii Pine street.
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Increased Treasury obligation upon for
mer statement, northumberland.
$37,09T

The 'sstatement' IN which the company's bo0K.
Keepers and experts have been in the throes or
preparation Tor some time Is still withheld. We
are the less anxious now about IT, however, mas
much as the subj0lned Will, we thlnk, DE found TO
anticipate It's leading points. 1t Is stated that
negotiations which have been pending Tor some
weeks past between the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company and parties interested in the coast trade
of California were finally cOnsummated yesterday
by the sale of six steamers which have been
running between San Francisco and San Diego.
for the sum Ot $225, 900. We append list Of tue
vessels sold. giving full descrlptlOn, VIZ. =
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCES MARKKr.-LoNDoN. JAM 6-Evening. -
Linseed Oil, Us. Cd. 26s. per cwt
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ro,., ,ys ioo; 10
FS'a future delivery basis low middihs me sales nsvs
Ssu @ Ssss Tertiary Sss SsYs
Apr is a. ise sss = May, sss ii
e 1s SCI al srns 81 a; Jay IS at TO s. TSs IT, 6
SssEsArs Sc 's As's? $50 June
sS ,snasry 81 itfsds sS Ss at 'sy % e
IS iss Fss5Sa AZ 10 g S Is & s. at q ss co. $
= 100 81 J. Ia ss 600 IL, I, i, e / g ss
is se o al Is isS2c 100 IS iss1c sOo at Is 7iss,
i a. ies Ia al s 81 50 81
i 100 at I55c AR q 40 a, sS co Il
So is, iS :, i ls;sc Zoo :;
& Eas az 10 i.iss. 80 q May 10 at is.c,
80 at i 49, sos saiss.. 100 % q ssi Is
gust % =! lSSc q il Total bales GRAND ASi
sy Es s jsss
To & se H.T jay 100 5: at SaHs ss i, &
Toai. 400 bales Second sall5JanSary 50, q Il
Esscus SSr 'q 6 AZ Is saFS June i At e
Is. al a Ss % a sss.
,s ut MI
f BOSTON, @ bas i Ghs GAY
last week, l76S6 1hls day last year 1919 Total
burg steam ga BY sail t. Bremen By s!ea@
s 81 = 5iod ~ SAIL I'd: 'O - ''eA"'
conn meal S6 and SACKS Hour
sat
about ebls insiudns r STATE Western and south
sales of 45O bbs Corn meal was in fair demand and
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INTEREST DIVIDEND.

THE EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION
corner Of sixth avenue and Twelfth street. will pay
the 10Th OF January next interest dividend the
OF SEVEN Pkh CENT per annuIn, all sums OF 1900
less which may be entitled thereto.
Money deposited before the 2Dh of January will craw
interest from the ist JOHN K DE Witt, President
Gro. e. WALDO. Secretary
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FINANCIAL.

q. -
An opportunity to invest in stock privileges as
good as the present seldom occurs January Is
the most active month tor stocks in the year, and
q judicious investment will pay hundred fold
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07

-Quotatons based standard OF classification in force
September 1874 and Upland cotton in running
u quality not more than halt grade above or below
srrict do do. Nhc middlinr 1910. low do, I4ASc
good do 1910. The sales were -