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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-09
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Ia Brattleboro, April ;, daughter to Benz. A. and
Sarah J. Root.
In Brattleboro April l, son to C. J. and Dora A.
Goodae,
In Putney, March 10, son to Dr. and Mrs. d. P.
Webster
In Guilford, April c, a son to Fred Sampson.
In Bernariston, Mass, April ., son to +. Ralph
Park.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-09
T
Auction i!

FTNHE so-called EARL FARM, situate in the
southwest part Of Bratleboro Vt, will be sold at
public auction on "wednesday, April Is, 1913.
The above farm has been for many years considered
one Of the best hill farms in Brattleboro. The survey
is t2s5) two hundred and eighty-hve and $50
one hundred and nifty rods.
At this sale, at the above time and place. there viii
also be offered for sale Durham Bull aged years,
viz "Major Mansfield" (see A. II. b. = Durham
Cow aged 10 years, lilly 3D." (see A. Ii. b. pair
Working Cattle years old, weight about 5000 lbs,
pair roam Steers coming years old, weight about
$500, ten Cows and Heiters aged from to 10 years
The above stock is "a, No.1" Seven out Of ten
milch.
Also Clyesdale Colt years old, Shotes HiX mos
old; also 300 bushels Potatoes, Early Rose, Jersey
Peachbows, &c.
In addition to the above there win be sold the tools
usually found on such farm-carts, wagons plows
yokes, chains, &C. &c. Especial attention il called
the Sugar Utensils
lunch will be served at II O'Clock, am. The sale
will commence at II NJ, sharp. Terms Of sale an
nounced at the hour Of sale. l.. d. THAYER.
Auctioneer, s. y. Herrick.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-09
CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS

~ The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of LEWIS
wORDEN, late Of Halifax in said District, deceased
Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance of the account Of W. f. French
Administrator upon said estate and decree distrbu-
tion thereof to the persons entitled at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Once in Bratleboro
on the last Saturday Of April A. d. 1875, when
and where you may be heard In the premises II you
cause. Is ASA KEYES, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-09
legal Notices.
CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,

SlAlE Of NEhMONl, MAhLDORO,
~ SIS. The Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested in the Estate of JOHN r.
PITKIN, late OF Brattleboro, in said District de-
ceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will de-
eide upon the allowance of the account Of George
d. Pitkn, Administrator upon said Estate, and de-
distribution thereof to the persons entitled, at the
session thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
BrAttleboro on the last Saturday Of April, A. d.
1875, when and where you may be heard in the prem
ises, II you see cause.
is ASA KEYES REGISTER
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
The BOudOir.

AS the young lady remarked about
sthe infant, "How sweet; but how bald
for one so youngw
What's the difference between q
baby anda shipwrecked sailor? One
clings to lss ma and the other to
his Is par!
A woman who can make bed with
out leavinga a lump in it, and can cook
beefsteak right, need not worry
about her future.
1.-TWO soles that beat as one," re-
marked the boy to his mother, as she
was dealing with him for his sins
with both slippers at once.
The tresses of a young lady of Ba-
den, Beaver county, Pa, are said to
be six feet eight inches in length.
This is thought to be the longest
human hair in the United States, and
the young lady intends sending it to
the Centennial.
Little four-year-old Carrie went
with her aunt to church. The preach
er was very earnest in his delivery,
and she was much interested. 81
have heard such smart minister.
He stamped and pounded, and made
such noise; and then he got 81, mad
he shook his fist at the folks, and
there wasn't anybody dared get up
and fight him."
Now, when the sofs Sunday after
Moons come, adoleseent couples wan
der to some shady nook, and, seated
on q grassy Knoll, gaze with speech
less rapture upon the greenness in
ezch others eyes, and sit, and gaze,
= and sigh, until the evening shadows
fall, when slowly home returning, she
tells her parents with voice subdued
and reyereHt bearing, that she has
been out to the quiet abode of the
dead, reading the Inscriptions on the
tombstones.
The Vie Parisienne tells of q young
lady who is introducing a new era
into furniture fashion. She is hav-
ing all her chairs, sofas and carriages
suited with aromatic herbs, which
emit an agreeable perfume, and not
too powerful, around the air. This
fashion, it appears, is of Eastern ex-
traction, and is prevalent throughout
the greater part of Asia. Mile. Dathe
also celebrated "Impurity" 1.-THE
dast new name for an old story, used
to have her carriages thus perfnmed
dor which freak, however; she wa.
sent into prison, there 10 learn the
precepts.of economy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22

Manufacture at Concord, N. H., is now
acknowledged by our best Musicians t.
|xceed in some important points any
other manufactured. These Organs car
be seen at the Store of FILLMORE Bros
kGallipolis, o. Price Lists and Schedule
of Rates of Payment furnished on ap
plicatiOn,
II, G. SUMMERS, Pine Grove, o.,
D Sole Agent for Gallia County, o., w
Va, and Kentucky,
I Porter, pine Grove p. O.l
Aug. 20, 1874.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ON TIME

@ERSONS of moderate income, and
those whose means are tied up I'm
business, can by this system of Easy
Monthly Payments, purchase and
pay for an Organ or Melodeon and necer
miss the money; whereas, it might be
quite impossible for them to pay the full
cash value at once.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.

SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
T>HE Board of School Examiners OF
L Gallia county, o., will meet at the
Union School building, 4th street, in the
city of Gallipolis, the first Saturday in
each month, and also the third Saturday
of the months of March, April, May,
June, September, October and Noveln-
ber, at 10 O'Clock A. M, for the exami-
nation of applicants for Teachers Ger
tificates.
J. S. WILSON,
E. w. CHASE,
w. MITCHELL, CPk.
Examiners.
Jan. IL. Is75.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-22
1875. sEED-sEED,
1875.

CLOVER, Timothy, Red Top and
Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, just Re
ceived and for sale by d. s. FORD.
Gallpolis, Jan. 10, 1876,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.
KUROPgAS MARKKrs

t.,ov la. s-Ig:30 mThe for at The Stock tx
claA.. ou Go,tram tcuut,9 s4 = cnt "Is hL h.9
for e account 81 2d92e Ere Railway saare' - =
IvfRPoot Jan 1880 p mThe Cotton market is qn'e'er
HiDi,y Odesus ,OuO
inc 900 bas pe'lsuon ani eXort The tte, OF TIE
gc,t 5,e b,n l. 600 brs 5000 bale, for
pq,s Tie stocs fO9 900 bas n-
urS 37O 900 Amencsn Tie receipts LOCO bs'
of which lA70On hmei'a Acua Export 1OuO Daiea
n stoct sfost is 81 COO which 2jl00J b Amen.
car "a Mddz JpnId no;nmg btlo" Lo" dl
ding sr pei Juuary rs do, slpl Ja1n
81 II G on the basis OF hdhng Or
sns nothing below Mdl shipped January and Fearu ~
T7i re cs Wheat for pa tLIc Gy have been lJuVO
Gn9rtez. OF which 5000 American.
msrko for three bills /, 3 6 -
BaDk LDgad rate Pans espacles quote hene
al go. Doc
IvEHrooI jan $500 m-Saes o. Cotton tbe bass Of
Mddlug Upau nolug below Oin shinpef December
at 7oL ppeI December AMI Jnua At 9 6d Do d.
yti re January and tebruarr rohing boS low NJ
o Gil do deliverable March And A.Til at
70-i Ihc market quiet. Whcst, 9jSal0l for average
Spirg Lar, Col ewt Bacon 4I3 per eW Tor Long
LovDos Jan s-3:}Op mThe o. boon v1hrawn iom
balk to-day &li,OUU. Ene
2Ji2 Pans Dispatches quot; ke ties at GlL e5e.
LvFRPooI- jan $3.50 If the Cotton sal's TO-DAY 500
ba we're American basis Of hliDg Upnd nothing
OrdHary shipped February aud !eh att ll-l6
LONDON Jsu $3.50 m-Retned Petroleum, 1-2d9'3d per
gallon. 40.
LoSpOs Jan Sd p mPars dispatches quote Rentes at 62f
fKzSkFoE1 Jan. s-Unied States Bopds 06l2 for the
1862
ding Up.. nothing below LA middle thpl ed January aud FsO
Xsfwsar Jan 2 - Petroleum 27t for Fine Pale American
LONDoS Jan. $3.50 m-eO0sos for money, o. bd923 y; for
LIvERPooL i'm. $3.50 D. m-Tbe yarns
LONDOS, JaO. S.-I.,GBcd Petroleum, 9a4a 10. = gallon.
LOSDVS Jsu 8 EYeaing -aperm Oh, &lO5 = Ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09

ewt at lis a1o,e a. n or strong he p 10. 70 dre~ 81 all
COS r,r.o for W. v Woods, 81 InOl. steers ca eT'' average
n We,femer for r Bioser 10 6s4S7i' e~
.r,nt rwt :, g1gie a. H. 10 des, 90 bi lS Ohio steers
cTL lie 81 d. ND for Hines IL rough Indians 0iS"
eva" a. I've q sS S Co. had cars, Kahn, and
Is' Go smith . for Co. 40 .cugn MIXED Kentucky cat
tie 61 ewi n3Tna1 missd PepD.yiy.ua cattle 4,0o
eT.' >: 9,aS BE p n; to Dies 55a5s H. =, ., DOT
cars at jersey @ FoTeh at EoTy
for s ecesnondipg time last week The quiet ard or
nary sheep shade easier Ordinary to extra esP
sod at 5sa7 NJ with one carload W 70 s 1ao opete a,
fancy lambs at 72ao7a Inferior and eonnoh 'Hes0 ' q
Pat sold $50 Ole sheep ssa n G 1ysT,Ti $50 &c. Ga z g.
IL lS9 do V 7 d. 4 6 I'm ~ 7c S6s D. 80 6 l4G
III 10 7 1sS 90 n a, & 90 DO Io, 10, ~ DO 10, o.
at d VO l6s Moui do lis 6 and lOs Ohio lambs % d.
Culver sl KPtpss' .sosp o. n q ssI rs 49, SIS ID
l9 do 9 10 d0 .5 i9a jey ewes 81 average Chs H.
An ~ 40 g 49, Ohio sheep sc 20 per 100
h. ana pa d. a. 10 G hs sheep 90 n average &c 65 p
100 @ p &C. r. 2Ss o s 81 iSS DO s. n, V Z.
oa :ue elliott sold 200 Stat. sheep se " e'4s D.
and lSi CaSs aday were ar 10 Jsr.
mlas 799 last four ,ssn iV4G7 Tor ,Se q,
spending time l,. week No ' ii Ts .0, o @ hos
with downward tendency sales Of Te I'D
0 e % inside Tor heavy weights Z4o ~ an. 10y az
pde, ior pme light HeLtA We''e'Hdrs'ed not IN
order; dul at Si2dSds-
AR.xy ian 8-CArr1RThe arAet opened with good attend
arc and buovsnr receipts $50 l4l than last wees
nuces ruled sai4c I've weight off sales oi IeTsns ana nero
ICES al - 5Oa&5 'eds brought - tne hulche
fair 10 very rood seeIs 80 2JdS6 10 market co'd steady hn
COWS inactive sm $50 to 500 Tor common 70 go
and SO 10 $50 for \,
SHEEP AND LANES increased receipts snt improved de-
maud sbee-omuoa lair. 4l2Gj % far 70 COCA "a
G; extra 7G7 4c T. h. LSlbs-commOn " lar, ia ci iAf ~
good, 7O7llc; eItia, g. g n.
Hoos-Nothng doing in i've dressed being only wanted
BUFFALO Jan. Receipt to-day l0oS head matne
supply thus far head or S%O can as'
There Bo makrt o-ly'
Tn. LIST receipts few guWeas Ile 10 eiue IN e
yard. ria OF STOCK are be q over
Cows Receipts - head Good rev Hich cows h
brought from $50 so = had; extra good sou hal
cows S}UaS5O Caives-GOOd, 50 y cW tearhng Naes
sold st Sl2 y bead =, COZ -, 49,. ,ho ,ot,i
sunuy for be week FAR 1900 against 5GoO head 1i
t re tine Is market sad feeling was tnt sane a. ~
iera there 81 ir quality lOf s ss IiVV
We,ern hep. ranging from "a % 40 H. Al - Sf'2de mo
Hoes Suppv Weck uus fs y oOO heai NY -
head fr The same veft hafk 30" at 70 Co@%b 80
br Yorker sc SUds1 Tor heavier grades gool heavy hogs - %
about 400 heal; ~ IN }Aus
= Ate vita n ory conmon demsnd for hgh stoeA pss
C,c,eo jan E-CArrLR-ReceIti 1860 head market ac'ei
SHIPPING H'eefs, 81 JUd@o 49, toV-'
~. 81 15aS4; shi, meats. 3 600 head. J.
Uos,- We kr,c,s 81 900. u.rSe easier: prices shade
&O1fb 30 common
g6 150r7 40. c,tiue Ts.her weak thUmenit wv
SHFErRsut. 900. mus easef prces sJc io"tii common
@ choice 81 6bd$J 10, IA. meni' -OoO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ueuEShe irou very HIGHT prices quoted
at for Pot. Sa- Tor Pearl
Bk,NAX-The m4rset With fair inquiry the supply nght
81 "a n srd southern. at 81 81 2c
pROOM CORN AND OOMS-Con 10 but nrm. we quote
Bon Choice Green l3al4c; Green Hurt Choioe At 2i2
aI5e Green Meium al ia 1e aud ked Ane hee-
ppts 9dllc
COFFERWe transactions note Rio to-day the supply
Urinary
iSe VAR do GlS24c Good 19Ql9l4-: Prime do 20 a.
2Oi,r aud for lots l74G-l 2. gold q 10 W tnd
a. dsrs credit there O trade demand TIE
tep, Qaote Jaws 2G a29 CeylOD l9d2le Mars
ssibo ISd2O ; Laguara !912Oc Jamaica SG2Oe+ 81 Do
speo Il dl7 e Porto Rico lSd2Uc Costa Res lSd2O2
hexesp Doe, AnfOnTs lS92le SavabiA, leGZO2j ana
COTTSbe demand Tor Cotton bs greatly SLATED there
teae s = 10 all grades AMI the market Il
the shipping ports TO-DAY are o36
bales 26534 bales; tht DAY last l9lO
bales total Sept 2l9 036 bales last nights time
yAt 2O7L6l4 bales ircad today consolidated sI oaYs
roe bales GreA; Britain, 4OIS7 bales TO
,he Continent stock heN-lork lb29S7 bales
stock bales TIE Of yesterday iorws
seyere follows: January, ID 9c: February l5.3yc
March $50 Ami jG2jc May 1880 June 1880; july,
NOE: August II 7 Fr,t 200 bales JsUnry IA 1886
zoo February, l6c $40 bales March 10 A2ci 200
bses March 10 l5zc bales April 10 $780, 100 bales April
10 1882 bss May. 10 lice 900 bales May, 10 l32e
400 do ll-32e.; 800 DO, July 1885, 100 do
Ice; August 1863, osl $500 bales Second call
January IA 23S2c 800 DO, February l5c 100 do
Apn lose 200 do 10 2532c 200 do NAV l6 l32e 200
Jane l6S 100 do. July l62lS2G; 200 d. August 1875
total 400 bales
Classification IN force Sept J. 1874
UOand Cotton Qasy 0oI than hs
spoe br'oS the duO'ei -
oriDar. - Stntt Cool OrlinirJ l4l9 M.diing lja
Coco Ond II Low Md. 1l7s Good Md. 10 .
80. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
And the following for city be.nk shares;

The EQUITABLE Trust Company invites tho atten-
zion of investors to the seven per cent Real Estate
Mortgage Bonds guaranteed by them, both pnndpal
and interest These bonds first lien upon real
estate and have in addition as security the lndorse
ment Of the Equitable Trust Company, who make
Al, collections of interest and principal at their own
expense. The bonds are sold at par.
The bids for the Cincinnati City 80 loan VIII
close at the American Exchange Bank at noon TO-
morrow, Saturday.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady rom
,ylvania Skies. 11O.; Philadelphia and Enc ran
road, 1872; Reading Railroad, "a; Pennsylvania f'An
road 81. Gold 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EHwYoxE Jan bBEHvE-To-dsys receipts 20 900
Weebs<eh sud Jsfsey Cv
m four dsys 5000 ssan z9iS fot th, eorrspondus
Prices sh&3e eaEes but the mstet
the onHss s sd Poss gs~d native
from 9is- D. dress IS d. sp 10 l2l dress So and
lYe dfeS SO n. 0by
s CAsrskeo and sold al cas- re 10
70 dress 30 n
Ia droves a wsxAsvkes for B. Defy
hO'shoass o.. sn e. W. " ws~A, for Hines and
ssr kT 7. H. ks1
nssii BsssAass sok b, Dse i32 Isdsss nsss 7h6T1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09

riDAr. Is Stnti G"O1 Orllnafy, IA , Mddhng. 1JS
90 Il Low Md. l17s Cool Md. IL .

Por tuture delivery greatly subsed
Act a. ID sales follows. all On basis o Low AiJdings
yeosy sfeI nJ4susry, 800 10 l,l6e February,
BOO l54e: IS 932e Mach 200 IS l1l6c 400. l5aac
April 400 10 1929 100 10 3S2c; 900 10 ll6c May 300
10 1890 200 10 II 32 total 100 bales Yesterdays eloSRg
yr-JsBu.ry, 10 li6dlGeei February l6ha6 932c Marcia
istaiS ii s9c JGy lGssie 1920; August. II lice nos
izs 100 l4s4c YebTaly 1000 i5,; 700 10 io2c; 800
l5e; 400 IA I5l6c; zoo ID 2s32e; 200. l[7,c 100
IL i5i6s march 200 is 1000 w. 500 10 ISsSs
IS i5.s5e; 400 Is is$2e 500. IS 1885, 100, 1885,.
is 933c; 1900 IS 5.l6e 10 Il.S2e 600 1885. AOr
700 is 1916. 500 IS 2532c 1900 1889 IL 2532o
300 llI6c: 100 10 23.32e LOO 10 11l6c 10
32c 300 l5es: GOO 10 1885 600 1855; 200 10 lll6e
NAV 200 Ice: 600 10 l92e 100 Is l6c; 300 l6c 100
rs 29 32o Jane 100 10 7l6c 800 l6 1880: 100 l6sc
zoo l6 5l6e: 500 i6 1929: 500 10 5-i6c; 400 i6s.
400 I6ise 400 is 592e; 200. is 3l6, 100 l6sc; 200
is Sl6e 100, l6eei 200 10 6S2e JAY 100 l9sss 700
I6Lc August 100 III l5lGc; 100 1899 tOA $1,000 bales
fTand to:A 40 100 bales. 49,.
50 20 450 a Petsd 90 At 49, hseksrel are quiet sst
ARMY bbs. So for No and $40 for No
2 100 ibis at $40 for No BSI ana IS fOI No Dutch
Hrnng 81 " beg Barrel Herring fry setVe aud
eAehnge Of 200 bb POrtase At So 100 Sbs Labs4s'
SO and 100 bbA Halifax Shore Spit al - 3d.
MRAL-TAe Inquiry for Flour MODERATE and With
Grune reigb prices are rather lower ADD
unsettled aoes Shippers had OF At the Close the nsrfe
lover Nth nOdee SqG for export a. the cOneessoH sales
1900 kbls We quote: - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09

Amber Michigan 81 Os, February 81 0 Com dnll 'nd DE-
elsng3 Hgh Mixed. 6glso January, 69,2i h% fsic
red GsL2. doll declining; Whit, Ole CoIeTsd'
Is rs Dressed Hogs 81 9DdSo Receps4o 900 bush "heat
20 torn 900 bush Oats. Shiyneats-3OO0 ba'h
Wk.s G 900 busa. Goa, 5000 bush. Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
$1,000. 1000
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE

In coupon bonds of $1,000 and $500. bearing seven
and three a $40 per cent interest pay able
January l and July in each year, ut the American
Exchange National Bank in New-York.
These bonds part of an issue of $l0,0000O0 au-
thorized to be made for the construction BY THE
CITY OF CINCINNATI of line of railway from said
city to Chattanooga. Tenn. the income of which is
paid directly into the Treasury of Cincinnati.
The Faith and Credit Of the CITY is Pledged for tho
Payment Of Principal and Interest Of this Loan aud
the City Government Of Cincinnati is required by Lau
annually 10 Lery Tar Sufficient toPdy the Interest and
Propde Sinking Fand for the Final Redemption Of the
Bonds
$2700000 of this loan has been heretofore issued,
and the bonds are now selling at l03 AND INTEREST
EACH PROPOSAL will state the rate of premium
that is bid, to which will be added accrued interest
from January to date of payment
FULL PAYMENT may be made and the bonds de-
livered January 90 at the pleasure of the bid
der at any date not later than March l. In case of
deferred payments, q marginal deposit Of five per
cent will be required.
ALIoTMENTs will be made at the earliest possible
day after the opening of the bids.
The right is reserved to reject any proposals. and
to allot portion of any bid. should the total bids
exceed the amount now offered
The total indebtedness of the City OF
Cincinnati was on Oct. IL, 1S74... S9,59950
Aud its entire debt after the issue of
the whole of the present loan will be
about. ............................ 100000
The property owned by the city is
valued ........................ 2O,oOO,oOo
The property assessed for taxation in
1878 was 1SO,926,S9o
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
l2s BROADWAY, December 80. 1874.
This Bank will receive sealed proposals for One
Million Dollars 7-9O Bonds. of the City OF Cinoin-
natl redeemabe in 1902-principal aud interest pay
able at this Bank in accordance with the above ad-
vertisement.
Bids will DO opened January prox., at twelve
o'clock N.
GEORGE S. COE.
Pres Amer. Exchange National Bank
ndn 0yry y,Yr cU1 MAN nn~ n ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09

Ssis"sf. a;.iiiss $s sso
Rys Flour in limited deind sales Of s7s bSl We
quote, =. 2oas4 as
R'. FoOr aS% 90
Ss pT"' rseT a"d tame; ,; Of 400 GG
Cor: NEE. 25s'. Corr Nee. S'1n
B9I.s' T:q dSa - "a 7oss 100 ''
PaEOHrswe have hong paaea 70 no5se mo ma'set on
CURED rates above Pgr views TO Pg'ge@ege ,uc gde 10 Ls
Sy n At iOl loo bales Cotton a. - b. To Glasgow gail
l2oS Ss S U.s. p Ss 1OS 500 oar ds o. or ce 9 Sg
sos ton The ehsc gesse; British bark sr p. "a d
ee bart VIII 1000 9os as.GnP to s5sp pS n SO
RS1 90 ' % ESQ two .
Cuba aa@ noh H'otas 50 90 hhd On 'usr ''e'
GAS9 Wheat me, Grsoe4 Gull aud re' sG u TsHi
The marset aue s pDer: hold o. and the mar
s, close % 600 SR'' ps, ' G nsb nna 'Tf' Tor
c Gi Ss s .i IL store last Mat 10 I'D for
D:s "a ,'sd C 1Sd ~, f' Ts Sss.oS
SAT, az 81 - oG ,h''t b'S S Malt a. qsf 49, c4' sas
for Troa~ea AID 81 90 time Trcose, oats o are
easier ee rather unsettled NE sales are vVl ousa ID,
on tr,ct SpG saoai western Caasdi1H st 6c
Ss t, al " md 50 al at and White and
G9@G9 saoa Rye Saeye .I III A ss,yoe corr e. he
chiefly III epOr TIE ,1 S Sfe Weien Y@o.
southern Yellow sG3aS7ei Southern Waite AZ o'@0'' '~
demand night and prices Ov' 'ae'Of 200
bush al zoe. ahOaI -, A.. .o.,,r, doipg
ouoI al ~ 0l2c GOlhp1rr aud aIeItl "a
o. Itmesc Cloin IL Ia L., the srot saes o. IVV
Rolls receAy here ia Boston at lie Bags are qae' at ~
aIl5,c .,--... l. sr,r
NAY AND sTRAwThe srrvs are lgh and the market Is nh
though quiet We quote shipping at G5G7Uc Retail y luSVD
clover hOaG5e salt j00GJc Straw dll at u1chanRel
fgu Long Rye oje for Short do ana aO~ooG
iOI Dat, Gosh 1,-ao1-.
HEMl-hariet quiet and without change quoted at 29s r.
sG &C. for Mie Bu Ias G:s s s embrace
~.
IOPSThe bnn bot quiet the inquiry from Brew
ers has unti edJ 10 lots of eA
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financial.

oFrcs OF Dry DOCK, East BROADWAY. BATrERY(
H. X. Co, EEw-i0RK. Jal. 2, 1879.
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS for the
~ ensuing will he held Company No G05
Grlndst TUESDAY, Jan. H. 1915 the ons Of ~
AM p N. RICHARD KELLY Secretary.
AN ELECTION of TRUSTEES of the NEW
"A YORK BALANCE DOCK COMPANY will be held at offce
the President II the COMPANY II WGt the City Of New
YorA iet~en tine twelve AID O'Clock
the NBOSESDAY Janliry fork
eeinber 81. 1874. JAMES b. NICHOLSON, Secretary.
Tug AMERICAN EICHASGE HArIOSAL BANK
NEw-lORX Dec /, 1874
ELECTI0N.-An election for Directors will
~ he he'd oRo TUESDAY, J,n. l2 next
IL IA 10 | o'clOca y. l.. WILSON, Cashier
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5aplnns ioanKs
PoWFRY SAyINOs PINE.
% AID 100 BOWEkY. Dec. IL. 1874

IoNFHY sAEINOs BlNE. (
Nos l9S AsD 1870 BOwEkY Dec a. 1874.
A SEMT-ANNUAL DIVIDEND AT THE
"A ofSX 90 PER CkNf Anhum all sums OF Five Dol
upward, exceeding Two tn assni Dolar aud Of Yo
90 per per all Two Thousand Dollar
which shs have deposited the hr day Of
January be allowed 70 lie deFosors payable e Monday
jan 49, 1915, ssa the prov Of Tue Bynss
SAMUEL T. BROWN. President
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u, II NVHFFTWANII '''"I"sII''
SAVINGS RANK

~ or THE CITY o. NsW YORK.
% B0Werv ner r Ca-alst
1878 JANUARY INTEkE+r PAYABLE Interest not ~hfflwn
will be credit deposit and be enut to interest RON
January l. Preseut ok PEH CENf DoesnU
before Jan1lrY 20 will draw Interest ON JanaaIT l.
The Sank opn every reception aent " mone
f.om 10 A. N. to D. NJ On NDAi All SATURDAY lion ~
H. 10 7 D. ~ Bank Books French anl y g'sh
A.. BUscR, Sccrtarr. T. 4. q AhD Fpsld'n'
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COTTUf FECRIPTs
cEwYoRx Jan STota receipts Of Cotton at all ports since

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PRovIppNcY Jan Printing Cloths firm SEC. r best
6iIB stfengbe by prospects strike
Pal Is well az b. the late advance IN cotton.
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THE MARKETS.
,C,,elun, reported ,oT rns rSiOssGI

RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
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brushes of every description at the
n BRUSH FACTokY sss Ps.rst Al srueks a ,As kvss,
EossA }obA 4 bQtkkk> kssxssas00a k..sssuA
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rules firm liberal There
improvement eNpotr they paving l3al6c for te1
for these there i-If uqIIy. ho1c alsO
better l6 being ASKED holders Grn in Their tocks
| NJ % ahD. AI llNn. w nunte.
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We clip tie following Mr. Emmett NeSs Weekly Hop q GUAR
Tue Opeus q'i though very Him A1
Bus few hops Lave hands between dealers ana De"ei h
bss beea ior eIlor aoun
reports dull LONDON, owing to TIE continue no
place he eciNIt'
10 Do leel cnei 20 force usltt Hr w
lrs from artoti - we corr o
Stocks tWa o"ih mere
Interior hops can I've spared "f