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New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
RECEIPTS.
NEwYORk March GE receipts all ports for the week ending
WOOL MARKET.

BosfOy March GThe market remains IN qnet sae bu' oe
b1auess larger than lst week although sun
nurco,e ously and for immediate wants There chsI'
abe inqury tor Medium and No feece com6ng spd Dean
and desirable and Pulled and Tor these prices
eopuue pe buI all other kns are ngec ana
holders dicult LAKE s, except al conotoh atuu
and No Feees in fact higher than cesae lots
Of Double Treble Low IN good condition Is worth more
than Fa AMI sm. COmbLg aud peane frtoe oHef'
inc copnne command very full The consumption runs on
te grade anu II better supplied with them % au
.rons wou have been much larger The transactions IN California
have been smaller for several weeks comprising about
NJ 36c Spring and 7021c FOR Fails but the sittr an
figure ouy obtained Tor choice article safes
o the wees have been follows Ohio and Pennsya9a eeees
Xxx \ md Medium 5id56c Michigan Feeces. 40 dJ3c western
aud other Feces 47d53e Washed Combine and Dtli9e 90
65 awa.bl Conbuy aud Deane 40d jOc; Super aud Pol ed
40a 57 spring California 27d25c Fall California, I7Q2'e;
secured 81 q gJc; Tubwasbed, 50 GjSc. v u.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

For future delivery prices ls with moderate business at
the Improvements safes a. follows all on esss % o. low hG oo
lG I6c.; 200 l6 1899 NAV LOO 1875 800 is 29S2c
June 500 y 1899 ZOO l74e 500 4 5ls 100 II s-S2s
I6'sc; IO0 l6gc; November 100 lGas% total 900 bales
closing S u % 10 JaS o. Aaa Ag II
september l6 2932c October l6ac November G1 December
n:ft & Sale; zoo tSipg % & sg to hg F Coo ss 200
500 l66sc; POO l6 2l-32c 400 G lll6c 900 l6 2332c
100 6s 7oOl6 $3.50; 100 ltS1 50y 10 2552e So May
800 II ll6c; 800 II 332e 800 II l6c; 400 II 332c;
500 II Lice; 100 II S82c June 300 II 932c 100 l7r
II 2.32c August 300 II 1885,; 300, II 2532c; 200
II 36 September 100 c total TO- 500 bales grand total
PLOUR AND MEA-e cheerful aud confident tone winch char
sctre1 since been
tn limited receipts aud general demand holder Of
Of Flour sue al 2Oe$j 80 bb is extremely
limited this especially Of good SGper6ne and good choice No
p leading and yote Spring Wheot Extras have been advanced 10
S. % restricted the there has been
good choice Minnesota Extras for export but OF these
considerable supplies and few orders ooud be ld h
prces Of Wheat the West cost Of
seaboad Flour pced here within the limits
slippers orders better quality of Flour has been for export
the past SIX months eousy find strong spring
growing favor daily az The principal Eagb
te md the character OF our EXPORT trs Undergoing radical
Ground from Amber Wheat and
pleased that this grade Of Flour being Introduced at Lodon
groe Of Flour we have considerable surplus and
happy being used freely in Europe Export orders
supplies here the very high prccs
request for the Indies and Cen
10 the grades of Winter Wheat Extras
had moderate and have but little change
any Fancy Bakers Extras sold rather
freely early the week at ssat advance New Patent has
bhs against SO 72 bb the Corresponding week a- To-day
inquiry for -Four light, bat .hee little change values The
Supe.6ne smsl AT the close the market
with moderate busDess passing sales OF ll0OO bb We
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
CATTLE MARKET.

CHo.Go March 6TIe receipts for the week were Cattle
Hogs sheep 5627. week last attic 1850
oss 75. CAITLHsarket closes active and frni all sold
quality good: Ea SO 50dS7 lot brought u 2O Far
10 Good S5d$5 80; Choce 75dS6 20; stock Cattle S3G
81 %; Butchers Cattle s4dsoj Medium TO
Good and Poor to Common dull - 20 So 70.
fairly for best close easier for Common and Fair York
Medium Choice buik, JOd 10 heavy
shipping grades 70 6Ud$7 40 Common Choice Extra ~ Boa
az bulk " saes at 81 7jdt7 %; no packers buynL 1890
SHEEP "a t6; Poor to Cnoee Extra 10 oOU
SO 50.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

".
CQFPEE-Te Rio quiet here but a Bainore
r business about former gure Sales OF '3o
bas, peI private and at Baltimore since our
ss 500 bags blers AMI 500 bags Stewart were asa
ont c stock sold terms oO
bse mr. do AT 7c; 3O48 bags per lihsa l62 and 900
ba5 per oo al &C. quote ordinary at l5Hl64 fair
do ios40l7c.; good to l72dl l7c prime do at le4leAe
ami extreme rlrce for lots l6d Sc, god = ib.
COTrON-The the spot remains very quiet
bu prices are without quctabe change We quote as oows
Oaoon STANDARD OF 5cauon IN orce SeD 1874,
quality not more than hSh
graae soOye ar below the quoted: - ,, go.
orjnar.l4L Stntt Coos Oriinary.l57s hdding .l6s4
80 ,,ri I5aa Low Md .......l6ls Good Mid. .I1's
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
WHEREAS. by the CIRCUIT, COURT rr Of f

w the UNITED STATES for tie EASTERN DISTRICT of
MssogR y TAFEks hSu 'Is EsERs h RsE%&
COMPANY and Others defendant. ,aSy Tor the 1 o. & sx
aa9 OF a%,ry is75 ordered srd
ys and wro Eo @ soa Ge@ sesSo, stln % c9 % @
to its mogssed premises property and
s, 9s vy s5S ana Msa1ets s d y pt ten.
trust and Soo Of So. SS Goa Sou " 70 S'9 pa G % the
due b said uPon % S Gss p% ean ana of ssv
every part thereof should discharged a6d that ,d sale he
con tons thereof AMI that the same beng com
@ @ court Sa ;Si % ss 3 Master ''
to the ass q, deeds ST s same. free and R @ al, n
umhrsnces Master should Offer the whole Of said
9cep that part Of @ road tie.
@ from Of fac ,rn ,G-S o. and GiRIs @ 3 NO. S
hundre thousand dollars and that the sal
ec, herewith y:nq Of Canton between said
and the Missouri RIVER as IT srnds wtao9 rodg Gcn w @
ami ms @ I ss s 5G1 SnSdTe Seu n the
delivery 70 h Of cd ana en' bond with S Gres s,ss5 10 De s hs
rn & an as % Tn Of ,S sale sSoud be the payment Of said
Of two hunared thousand dollars in and
devey Of bond hereubeOre specified tie delivery
Of. Of the S.a1se sds'e the % :s .a& By @ ID. should ;n the
ail in cash at the confirmation sOad said be
se the said Court and .a % pure re, a Se s & N sD in b
should said sale be confirmed be should pay cash aa sum OF
TS pc,e .sd sae wS may BY
ode bond lien toers and the balance a sueh ca
ay paid bona fde oTae or represented
b. sL-..
vn and Of the said dece Joseph Shopea
Cbancey Of the said Court w sell at pubic suction
front dOos OF the Court house S
Lous Comfy y OF 81 LOns 10 the state OF hsouTi on
"WEDNESDAY the 4 y Of Apn D. 1870 beta cen the Loas
of ten O'clock three the afternoon
First railroad franchises aud property togeher
rolling Of the said Valley ana se'n h
way the portion hereinafter menuone upon the
above tecitd decree; and
second that part msispp Valley Western RsiSay Com
paws and connected eewh yle TestsaId rom 'oe
sad town the said town and the Missouri River as
stands rolling stock and tue purchaser thereof will be
reaur psy the dollars cash forthwith and
the bid the confirmation OF such sale BY the sad
Conr-st Ions Mo March I, $50 JOSEPH SHPPEN
Master in Cbancery OF the United States Circuit Court
for he district OF Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA March 5-Spnish gold 225 226: American 22sd229
Exchange quiet United states 60 daTs Currency VOC
premium Sight do 93d94 premium 90 days god neg
100 rren: Sight do l220l2i premium; London lAt
al46 premium; Psrs l201l22 premium lot Of far to good
sod to-day His reals gold being
the price 1860 The Sugar make; quiet anu
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
HnannaI.

TOT,DFRS or BONDS OF THE BOSTON
IL HakTPoRD AND ERIE RAILROAD Soop'ss =
-, wch by Railway
epol ~ osscssrg, for ordng rights sgans. the latter
,ompsny the amounts now .anX w,th
such holders. 80
New.York, March 4, 1875.
Jersey CITY SEVEN PER CENMT MI WAIEh
BosDS TOT BALE " Banhers No. 81 William -
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
o, rso1soss YHoS sEv.rorE yoS raE wSEK Ending
Total. ..5,82I 4,423.9o4 S.s2O.sO7 Sl45 s2G..

SINCE nov !. 1875.
Pork bhIs B.cou Beef Cheese H. Talog n
Illl S747gSl jGSj9O9j 47093 7,Sil 2i5 10 9ss l3S
Porl bbs Bacon Lard N. Beet pkg Cheese 10. Taos n.
ao16l l24 43G 75i 097 81 l24i2 20S 1888 Q33
SgRDSClovr dal and nominal lO4e for Western
aud lO7sdliG iG for State
City.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars quiet b1t steadily held; 100
ayed Size and 22O bids Cuba MuscovaO the bs Of
554dSc quote fArto Good Refining Cuba at sdSe; Prime
Centrifugal hhGs AMI boxes al Ss29. and No ~
Caye at s9c Refined is u fair demand and bm Sasdg %
yellow; 0dlOer for SOi Whte lOse for Crushed ~
for Powdered. aud 10l1c Tor Granulated
TALLONTheTe moderate demand at steady prices; Of
20,01O y prime stock at SIG.
WHISKtPdes e-dy with fair demand sales Of 200 bbs
at l.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

The Philadelphia stock market is dull Ienn-
. ulvania skies, ILL., Philadelphia and Ere Kali
, eosa, sOs; Reading Railroad, SCI Pennsylvania
Railroad, 55t. Gold. 115s.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
638.slO l.O2e .NNl lgg


FREICH1sTbe market the berth
the OF the wees aud especa
been both the bet
Doiainhy unchanged be business dong IN the ohsng line
with limited sapp well maintained
To Liverpool by $50 bales Cotton at I'd b To Glasgow
hy steam 800 bb Flour at 2 6f Tie chatter kofwogso
bsrk from PbiadegA Bremen Antwerp With 1900 bJs Re-
tined Petroleum. sd BE- %. 3D. with privilege Of the Baltic C
sn bark from DO Cork ior orders With 2bOO qfs GTan d
e. 80. q a. ls $50
GRAs-bs week left ;orr Wheat mlrset quite orn, and
the improved tore s,drI which since prevailed
10, unexpected The lin chip fom
il.s eosst tie rAsi : ri fli asnfed eSrh nv:
t-d 10 IN. pDIoi and LontoD ii an sshT car
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
O onl SiQ

u.y ,S5 sTiW-Tbe maset quiet prices unchanged
ss quote pm s,Inue %% egSe Clover and Clover MIcd $50
zoe Rye at Short S al al oUf & ana M oa
improed W. quote So lOds2 for Ordinary to Good Strane %
q 2SGo s ss SGs Ssa ST.
limited reNuss at 90 % ssi 81 d9T and S % e. for VIII
.gop selling Rtes dull at ~ 20 delivered Tor
rsenl lots ~ , ,, g., p.s,.a {, dpl1 and dreaming; we
onoi, At Ic spot and I5s for monb delivery Cases quiet on
Crude ssS,s SS disnf 5a b" ant eS %inS'
3n and ssnte a t1. M % @ fs vsSnr SG at
a and 500 to-day public Baltimore market
Quotes Domnay /. c Advces from the SOURCES o. supply are %
frm al s 0O Housewife Qniet but firm 81 eod$i s22 peg
l Center not qnite as hm M ~ sI G tsnSS GS n,e gaet 81
si 70; Union 81 sOd$l 62l; shpItnt', 81 50
d oseyity and considerable vaAbens The arrivals have in
somewh. and We hye added as' 70 our 1Sx dn e
hogs the local well future demand Tor New
been about 50 than former estimates and very PLAIN
rapidly Increasing popqAuon tPesoh over 90 h
se supplies especially OF hogs The increase the average wegh
since the 1t Of do S ~e % s @ c9s
s operators Mess PORK for future delivery than hthe n me
n9tsg @ o. nnI % iv vi AZ sS 5a SIS so and Old Mess. II 62
bss Mes in job lois sY rs $50 bb Extra Prime $l5; 259
S"is sales 81 bb s Extra Ness S5 30 for Packet Tece
see auci b9. steady see Hans s d T a., f ,ss5 and
active d ,1s OF & Cgg S,I 'f Ham,. = % Te'a for Pi d
PsssG sc for SE ieS do 1000 u Fresh Bellies aa - ID aver.
d9e At iSisc 1000 Is RIB Belize ii adi2 II average.
emef sses % o. & Az SSii West roDs uS C 100 hoI, so
We:.ern Short Clear lie at e West;
Oc Short Clear private terms Dressed Hog. quiet
@ So. srye for the future sales $50 tes City 1919
wests,1 4I9 te. ws,s9T9 3 s':@ , 1877 Sa
1850; 7jO seller May l3, 500 te1 at Chicago at l3isr
fair demand and erin 6ne are held hm medium
qualities the trade hight and the market weak zsa3Oc We
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
financial.


A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
specially Oougbt by ths oh-estabshed house Of
ALBERT II. NICOLAY Co,
Brokers and Auctioueer.
No 43 Pine-si n. Y.
NIB and 10 Choice City Bonds s,d other Al Invest
specially % ~ 10 10 cent in
terest promptly paid. tor sale beoy par
DONDHOLDERS OF THE RONDOUT AND
- OSWRGO RAlLaoAD COMPANY, and ThB NBWiORk,
KINGsTOI AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD COMPANY are notified,
rendered b the snpm Court for
If
ulry 1870 1872 executed by the aboyensmd COmpa
mics 10 Farmers and Trust Company the latter Company
authorized the pope at said sale for bohchoders on
and conditions sp e4ted IN said judgments
securities with
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. 2O Exchange
pe Nelol whore The agreement ~ lie ned by Bondhoers
may be eiamipeL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
BRrxKy-steauer aoselle.

sATuRDAY, March 6, 1873
TIE oows complete list Of eI9Ors sa11Sl IN 'esIe which
we're cleared TO-DAY Tor
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
DEAL ESTATE SECURITY

IN NEGOTIABLE FORM
SIX PER CENT THIRTY YEARS GOLD BONDS,
WITH COUPONS, REGISTERED Oh USkEGisrhhkD'
REAI, ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
OF THB CITY OF sEWYORK
pprrcrp.r and INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD in HEW-fOkk
or AMSTERDAM HOLLAND. IL.
sG@ f Ece ~ Pa fad
ctRRTYC7 AND GCCRuED GiTEREsr, AT ThH CoArAHf'
oFFiCE No a SAss4Tsr nJ SECURED b, the pe.
Hs Company GTcn rs sESSy s,. 2
4. sIoy hs % custody s 81 Ms S spbfiosAL sESSRrY
The c. ptaI sfthe Company. of 81 100000
The oupanys resred purchasing Bonds and Mortgages es
6olO,s,n9 provoa Of s Charter! mo mortgages 'oan % S
the said Trust Conpany security for bonds ssiei or to Be Issued @
- anon , estate located IN the States Of NewYOrr NevJersey
and and taken for The purposes orssno
% h. ten upon uuimproved estate Of greater estimated os
b, one hundred and cry per the nsrsgd amount
improved Of greater estimated vae By Any per o' Aa
the amount OF the mortgage"
DIRECTORS.
K Stevenson II Nassnt Robt scbe Brosdwy c"r 6'hs
A. Belmont q and Il Sssarst Cnas hvenore 2l3 6baye
Smes Ttsy.r II Hasan.st Henry NJ Tsber 80 Besyerst
Joseph A. jameson IA Boad-st A. Barnes IL WIi,nsL
John H. WATSON POI Broadway W. Carleton lg2 5th-ave
d. A. Koeber 335 PeaLst r. T. Wilson, ~ brosdft
" X STEVENSON PRECEDENT THOMAS A. DAVIES. Vce'Pest
HENRY l2O BPway. Counsel WIN b. ely Secretary
HARLEY DlsPESsaRr, NKwYoRK March 9. 1873.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for TWENTY
FIVE TaUsTEES oftae HARLEM DlPEssARY, to serve for
will be held sttbe rooms Of the iania1oa LGhsDAi
h'"'''''' ''''''~ ''"' WM CALHOUN, Secretary.
OyyIcE OF TmRsPEsysYLvAsIA RAILROAD ConP,sr
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 10, 1915.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS OF this COMPANY Nh be held on TUESDAY, Mseh
1873 at 10 ocoes Masca Puad Hall, Locust, above
The Annaa EcnoD vii be held TUESDAY March
co. A0''' '''' '''p' JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
VI IBROOKLYN SEGukIIlES A SPECIALrll

GEORGE II PRESTIss, Room % No. 30 BrOai,t
NOW Is THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
~ Sons OF LARGE AND SMALL MEANS TO INVEST
Tne WEST POINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY soryauhd with
an ,uhorfed capital $500 900 ha $5 r the
Grating Touring mill 40 burrs 1.-THE largest In the United
sta. sooB paper ard OIL mill and an agricultural manlfae,ory
proved the country
7OOhoe The shares offered for sale and to each PEI.
valued 800 Wi be 4O
lot worth 900; 100 shae lot worth 5000 Lots VII
mills When the mills built the lots viii Increase
shares the investors will double their moaeT
The Company ohdut Of making 30 cent on It's
Hon John H. Ngh President OF the COMPANY has TOO
references. For further Information address H. hELlGH,
LyiSGsl ON Co, Agent, $50 broadway Sew.fork.
DROPOSAlS FOR NEBRASKA STATE
BOSpssBALED PROPOSALS viii be received at The BANKING
Ionse Of sAUEDgRs HARDENBkRG No ll2 BroAway New.
York unu Of THURSDAY e llh DAY Of March for the pGr
ehase F Thousnnd Dan thereof OF the
BOSDs STATE OF NEBRASKA Said Bonds o the De.
Of $1,000 payable date PRINCIPAL and
piyabe New York City PAYABLE semlannnalf aud
o These th on' Bond. issued b.
the sinking Fund for their BY iheJ
their issas Bias bonG be marked Proposals HobTasA
State b0adaf T. q. e. Ord
ALVIN SAUNDERS
CHURCH HOWE. fCoIuitse
DAVID REMfCK,
j. {. MCBRIDE,
The nght k reserved 70 reject al tGa
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

CUrvsE The home trade IaT pct.
inquiry has improved aud on the whole business quite
satisfactory to holders The quantity IN store Is being seAaJ
dur4I Fise grade. are held GrlEly. We quote:
saie FACTORY hne 10 S,ate Pacory, new,
all all cream, fIr.... l421lG
state ac,ory, goo1 TO State Factory. new
Sfs Factor
mon 70 fsir. lsloRl6 Factory,
Western Factory iul sSlm dll
cormon 10 6ne.. -. ~ War state Pneappe... 20
Ohio EYtra...... lbl2al63 Elglsh D4Iy do....
Factory
all fne..... lB 0lBSi
OyIslgNs
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
Ocean 5Ielmers

Ocean 5Ia1Mers
A MEXICAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between PHllh
DHLPlIIA an LIVERPOOL, calling at QUEENSTOWN sailing
ever THURSDAY PHILADELPHIA and sailing WEDNESDAY
Dn Liverpool. ..,,,,,
Ibe following appointed sal from Ptstelpha
tLLINOlS....... 70
PENNsiLV ANA tpni
INDIANA.
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CUkRBNCI;
Cabin. S75 70 500 accOr ling TO ACCOMMODATIONS
TIcEes and from all points af tn'
lowest rates.
steamers market with Star do not intermediate
Accommodations for all classes uns1rDassei
IvrI freight and Information. spplT 70
GEO. W. COLTOS. Agent AZ Broaist, ". Z.
JOHN MCDONALD PASSENGER Agent
Battery pace, Nes-fork
PETER WRIGHT Sons. General Agents
3U7 haaHat-st, P1iadelpnA
Richardson. Spence Co.. Liverpool.
4 l. { QgeensiOEn.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
SATURDAY, March 8. 1878.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

e following mporsaons general merchandise at The port
Of New-York the week ending March b. 1875;
rnasa GLnss aud FqrfBrnrFr, Hetals
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

Cotton, bales.
wheat, blsh.
Corn, kuSh..
l1our, bbls..
Cheese, ib..2
Bacon, it g
Lard. b..
Butter, H..
Rags. bales.
Net Gus, cs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-14
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE Gazette's For.
Wayne special says: The north bound pas
senger train on the Fort Wayne; Muncie and
Cincinnati Railroad, was thrown from the
track by broken rail near Eaton Station,
Ind, this afternoon. The train was running
at moderate speed when rail broke under a
coach which, after being dragged on the ties
some distance, was thrown over a bridge
twelve feet high, smashing the car and injur-
ing some fifteen passengers. The following
were the most seriously injured
V. Hollingsworth, Dunieith. Ind, fatally
injured in the head; G. Whine, Cambridge
City, Ind, internally A. NJ. Ginkle, Mont
pelier, Ind, spine hurt Mrs. Borden, Bluff
ton, Ind, burned; Joseph Gillespie, Fort
Wayne, internally; F. E. Leonard. Muncy,
Ind, spine; Mr.. Snider, shoulder
John Fordice, Liberty, Ind, internally; Mr.
Cook, Cincinnati, internally and head cut; Mr.
Barkman, Keystone, Ind, head cut; Chas
Randall, conductor, head and internally.
Hollingsworth will probably die. The
wounded are cared for at Hartford City.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

OMAHA, Jan. 13.-The extreme cold weather
continues throughout the West. Thermom.
eter here to-day ranged from twenty-five to
fourteen degrees below zero; Denver twelve
to seventeen below zero; Fort Laramie thirty
five below zero; Virginia City, Montana, forty
four below zero. There are twenty-seyen
inches of snow on Laramie plains.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Jan. 13.-The new Opera
House was opened by Adelaide Phillips and
troupe. Full house and much enthusiasm
MOBILE Jan. 13.-The Grand Jury in the
United States Circuit Court in session here
since Dec. 2Sth, were discharged to-day. They
found no Indictment against the Sumter
county prisoners, nor against those arrested
in Mobile, charged with killing negroes on
election day. The jury consisted of twenty
three men from the body of the district, and
the majority OF them were Radicals, and five
of the ma ority were blacks.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 13.-Both Houses of the
General Assembly to-day, after considerable
discussion and persistent tilibustering, adopt
ed resolutions condemning interference of
Federal troops in the Louisiana matter.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 13.-The State Bill
lard Tournament will be held here, commence
ing January 25. -Four valuable prizes are
offered. The meeting promises to be very
successful. Vignaux and Rudolphe, French
will play an exhibit game on the
opening night.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Jan. 13.-Cotton quiet; sales
557 bales at 15Cy1 5s.
Southern flour quiet and heavy; common to
fair extra 81 1905 60, good to choice do SIS 65
as Wheat dull and strongly in buyers
favor, 19G}25 for winter red Western, 26I1 20
for amber do, 25@y33 for white Western. Corn
shade firmer, with better export inquiry,
chiefly for new; "a for old Western mixed, in
store, S7(dSSs for new Western mixed, $50, SO
for new yellow Western. Coffee dull, nominal
ly3 lower. Sugar dull and nominal. Other
markets are firm and unchanged.
Cotton-Net receipts AGO. gross 1000. Flu
lures closed steady; January Is 1872, Febru-
airy Is 5-:'2, March l54@)15 1882, April Isl
"a Is 1892, May 16 1-l6, June 16s, July 16i,
August 16 1916. Western markets generally
steady.
New YORK, Jan. 13.-Leather firm, hem
lock sole, Buenos and Rio Grande light, mid
die and heavy weights 26t@3O. California do
25I@ 29l; common do 25029. Wool firm;
domestic fleece 1905; pulled 5000; un-
washed 1907; Texas 1906
CINCINNATI, Jan. 13.-Cotton quiet, Mid
ding 14I. Flour and Wheat unchanged.
Corn firm, 7O@72. Oats firm, 6OM63 Pork
quiet, $40. Lard tirmer, steam 13a, kettle
IA AZ. Bulk meats easy. shoulders GA
81, clear rib 9lCt9s, clear 5000 Bacon easy,
shoulders 81, clear rib 10iG1O ;, clear Ia
liz. Whisky quiet and irmer, tending up
ward, 93.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-Coiton quiet and un-
changed Flour quiet and weak, little doing.
Wheat dull; No. 3 red winter 81 O7G,1 OH,
No. 2 spring Chicago So bid. Corn firm,
No. mixed 66M6Sa. Oats-demand fair and
market firm, No. 2 57r}59. Whisky firmer
81. Pork lower, SIS IS for March. Dry salt
meats and Bacon only small jobbing and order
trade. Lard dull, offered at s13 30. No bids
LOUISVILLE, Jan. ID. Cotton quiet; Mid
ding I4s. Flour and wheat quiet and
Corn firm, 60@7O. Oats quiet,
g. Pork nominal, $50. shoulders
sl@Ss, clear rib l0s, clear III. Bulk meats
shoulders g.. clear rib $685., clear 1O.
Lard 14A@15. Hams 13lSl4. Whisky g.
Bagging quiet.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13-Flour dull and nomi-
nal. Wheat quiet and weak, No. 2 spring
Chicago 49,, No. 3 83f. Corn steady, No. 2
mixed &C. Oats steady, No. 2 52s. Pork dull,
SIS 55(s.1S Co. Lard firm, 1895. Bulk meats
steady and unchanged. Whisky "a.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-14
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 13-Riyer II feet s inches
and falling. Weather clearand colder. Some
ice still running.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13.-River falling feet
in the canal Ice still running quite heavy,
and is beginning to gorge in front of the dam.
The Indians is expected some time during the
night. The Longworth expects to leave to-
morrow. Weather growing colder.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 13.-River fallen feet.
Weather clear, glowing colder. Freezing
hard tonight.
P1rrsBuRa, Jan. 13.-River feet Weather
cloudy and mild. Greensboro reports 4 feet
6 inches and rising slowly. Prospects of q
break up.
CA1Ho, Jan. 13.-No arrivals. Departed:
Capital City, for vicksburg, at 5 A. NJ. River
II feet inches and, falling. Weather clear.
Mercury "a.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 13.-River fell seven inches
in past twenty-four hours. Weather clear and
cold. All packets behind time, in conse-
quence of fog. Departed H. Gibson for Ar.
kansas River, Bismarck for New Orleans.
VIcxsBuEc, Jan. 13.-No boats passed up
or down to-day. Weather cool and cloudy
Riysz rose seven inches.