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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
RRlRFRY AT ELFCrIoNs.

SECTION l. No person who shall receive, ex
pect or offer To receive pay. offer promise %
pny contribute, offer or promise 10 contribute "a
another TO be paid or used, any money or other
valuable thing A. compensation or reward fol
The giving or withholding vote at an election, oI
ing or Withholding any such vote, or who shall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
4 Monopoly.
NoRw>v, Mr Feb. Il, ls7.

MUM NJ AAE ~ 80 A'tSs
M. Editor
While the papcrs are discussing low
rates OF freight, would like to enquire the
reason Why il costs more 10 carry goods
by rail on the Grand Truak Railway from
Portland TO So. Paris, than II does from
New York City 10 Portland ,-lOr such is
the actual Tact. having just paid bill Of
= IS on goods from New lorN, OF which
amount 81 Us was from Portland 10 50
Paris. and 80 30 from New York 10 Port
land. Is there no means OF equalizing
this matter? ~
we have heard similar complaints IRON
other quarters. This road shond be com
PEELED TO forward goods at rates rs low as
other lines. They carry more freight
than any other road; and. hence should
be able TO DO it more economically. By
degrees the monopoly so long maintained
by this road Is being broken. and when
the Androscoggin Valley X. X. is com
pleted. Oxford Comfy people will he
relieved from the necessity OF paying ex-
orbtant freighl bills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

Hereafter we must include the Tet on
Sioux in The list OF the Lost Tribes.
These Sioux were supposed 10 be great
nation of hostile Indians living in Mon
lana, and large appropriations have been
asked for their civilization and support.
Now special con mission from the lnte-
rior Department has been hunting
for the tribe with about as much success
as rewarded the search OF the early dis
coyerers for FL Dorado. II reports that
no such nation has any existence. and
that for the last two years not even a
glimpse of Teton Sioux feather
has been seen Ii seems that three
years ago "big Iniun" presented him.
self one day after dark I'll Fort Peck, and
informed the Indian agent that he WAS
"Sitling Bull, and that he represented
nation of II 900 souls. OF course he
wanted arms. ammunition, money and
blankets, and intimated that his great
soul was thirsty and that lille whiskey
wouldn't 90 amiss. But even the arid
"Sittius bull" has vanished intu the past.
His people are as unreal rs the inhabit
ants OF Albracca, and he himself as
mythical as Uther Pendragon. But
somebody has made some money
Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
Denh OF Me. Bearee.

Mira. Fanny Freslaad Besree. vile o!
Henry NJ. Bearee. Esq. oil Norway. died
a, Norway on the 10Th inst, alter briel
illness. aged 80 Years She was the
daughter OF Gen. VIM. n himball and
Frances + kimbail, -iormerly Raw son.
OF Paris. The funeral services were held
at the residence OF Mr.. Bearce on Friday,
the 18th inst. She leaves an infant
daughier only lew days cid. The
funeral services, by Rev. Mr.. Tabor
were impressive, and it was consoling 10
hear read and sung on this sorrowiul
occasion that stately. reliant and prayer
ful HYMN, beginning:
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Local 4gents.
.I,ssrV Postmaster in oxford County.O


t,r Nh. OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They viii receip,
i0r c.-. tl. .flend POD orders for Job Work. Al.
verti.inc and to any other matters which suhscn'
beers may desire
(Erery Postmaster in oxford C0unty.)
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well Bethel. Poster \ llcr~cy, NV Woodbury.
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ter. "a. Atwood, trycburs, \. ? Lewis, Il. w
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Cra(on. Eeni brook: greenwood. n. \. Cufnn I,
Hanover, 3. IA. Knapp, Hebron, \. g.. hitman
Hiram. l.. 4. Wad~Worth: Mason, g.. IA. Brown
MeNico. N ". rArh OXFORD Rev =. \. LvcA'
wood. g. l. iIaWk e- Peru. 4. l.. Haine- Porter.
P. W. Eedlou ls,tac l.. French, Ramtord, W
Abbott 2. "a Hutchiu~, sweden, II. >Iuier.
= Waterfront j. NJ. shaw Noodstpck, % 4.
Houghton: Franklin x Milton Plantations, I. "a
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4 Loss.

Last week we briefly announced the
failure vl the Kimball Carriage Co.,
Portland and the consequent loss oil
property sustained 10y Hon. c. P. Kim
ball OF that city.
Owing TO this state Of affairs. Mr..
kiniball has decided to accept the follow
ing invitation from the well. known
carriage firm OF Brewster Il Co.. y. Y
"In our invitation ri yesterday we desired you
TO have early Information OF our wish that You
should join Us IN the event OF your leaving Port.
land. our Arm belief Is that you can Join us aus
give us valuable aid, 10 M mutual proni-thal IN
ihis great business centre You can make available
your large experience In business aud the wide
reputation YOU have made in the trade. Until We
see You personally and talk over the matter We
cannot make Won an offer In specific terms but
We Co ,ay that II you " IN come with VS. we vii
give YOU leading position IN our house, making
10 q, agreeable IS u you We're a member OF onI
lrm, and give yOu such SALARY as viii be en-
ilrely satisfactory 10 you, larger than has evel
been paid by any carriage house in the United
STATES. We will satisfy you thoroughly on that
point. We know your ability, and We know We
can make Unavailable both o. you AMI 10 ourselves
We do not want you AZ mere clerk or assistant
On the contrary, we want YOU 10 represent OuI
linn, and TO that end we will place YOU In a posi-
ton that will command respect, aud ia every way
worthy Of your business and social position. w.
Mr. kimball is native OF Oxford Co.
and is well known throughout the State
as an energetic business man. He ha:
done much towards developing the in.
dustrial interests of Portland. where
he has been engaged in the manufacture
OF carriages since leaving this county.
While rejoicing that SO favorable an
opportunity has opened for him. we mus
record our regret that he feels called IL
leave the State being confident that hi:
loss will DC keenly felt by ali our citizens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

CENTENNIAL CoMMIssIoN.-There was
meeting oil the Centennial Commission
held at the Falmouth the 10Th inst. The
resignation of Hon. c. P. Kmball as
president Of the commission was offered
az that gentleman is about TO leave the
State. 1t was accepted and j. II. Me.
Mullan, Esq, of this city, was elected in
his stead. The following resolutions
were passed:
Whereas, The Hon. Chas. p. Kimbali, being
about 70 remove from the stale, has deemed IL
necessary 10 resign the position of President of
This Board:
Resolved That our ssOclation with Mr.. himball
thus far has established high sense OF the value
OF his energy and public spirit, and also his de.
votedness 10 the interest OF our State and this
Board: and that while we deeply regret the
necessity which compels his resignation our
President, his removal from this State W II not ia.
voye his withdrawal as q member of our Board,
but will increase his opportunities OF promoting
our objects; that, therefore, we positively insist
upon continuance of his membership with US
Portland Argus.
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20 God, our help 10 ages pasl,
Our hope Ia time 10 come
Our shelter IRON the stormy blast,
An .n- rtar-nal lnmn-N

1t is useless here. among her relatives
and friends. TO record The virtues OF the
deceased For one no older. she had
gained, by her gentle spirit and kindly
intercourse, the sympathy, good will and
esteem OF all who knew her. By her
death, so Young. hopes and prospects,
precious and dear, are bafled and post .
poned, apparently,on earth. TO be renewed
and perfected, after certain well appointed
changes have been accomplished. in
near OF distant future. The good, with
their noble thoughts aud deeds. do not
die. The endless years of God are
theirs" No goodness, or virtue. or
greatness can exempt mortals from The
lot appointed for all by the mighty Ruler
of the universe; and if Kings, Emperors.
Patriarchs and Martyrs must lie as low
as the most humble. We must profit by
the lesson, and learn in patience and hope
the necessity of reconciliation.
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0rfor0 democrat.


PARIS, NAME EEUECNEY y -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23
Editorial and Selected Items
Town Meeting next Monday.

Town Meeting next Monday.
Gordon aud Wagner are to be hupv
Friday.
The State tax assessed on Oxf,t5
County is sll 900.
An adjourned session OF the COUNTY
Commissioners will be held to-day.
The State Board OF Agriculture h,,
been in session during The past week.
Monday. Feb. %. is Washington,
birthday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

\ notable laisshOod. that Vinegar
Biuers is an inlaliOe anIidoIe lor rum
and tobacco
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-23

Just as we 60 10 press we regfe'
learn OF the death OF Mr.. VIM. G'Iil'ou
well know u provision dealer who has ~
store Tor many years At the corner !,
Williams and Winnisimmet streets. :
he has been troubled with neulalgla
long time and has recently been ID.
Ted with pneumonia. -HTerhIH' Al
Telegraph.
According TO the Bangor Whig 'l' :
will be no special election ordered 70 y
the vacancy in the fourth CongresslCTI'
district occasioned by the death q y
Hersey. unless IN exlIa session Of =
gress ia called. The Governor thm'
there will be no necessity for an eiecI.
until September. when The vacancy u
be filed al the annual election.
Even a Northern Democrat
redgs OF Wisconsin-c chimes in WIFE -
White Leaguers as follows;
The white race, with It's pflde
blood, the memory of its achievensp
the consciousness of its superioriY > =
power, would never brook African Z.
Ia or live under Africanized gov
menls; and the sooner that lrn'n n.
recognized by American statesmeu
sooner would the remedy for the e'"
found
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

IlvsRpoor Jan 9l-23O p mof the Cotton ,,le, today
200 Amencsni sales the bsas Of hdfh9g Up.d.
ung below Ordinary deliverable hsTeh and Apr at 4l
nothing Low nddng shipped February ard hare at
I'd DO DO deliverable March and April at 7S Bresdstua' are
quiet Pork. 20 q p bbl for Ne6 Mess M, ~oo,
Lospoy Jau 2l l-l2,3O .. -Consols FOR 92sdo2s
y2sa92a the secCgn United States bOnds-Ishoe'
1919: Enc Railway shares 20. .,,, =,
LIyRsPooL Jan 2l-l290 m.-Cotton Is arm hiddhny ~.
lands 7s,i Mddng Oreans 3D. sales 10000 bales Ineu1og
AID Cotton 70 arrive od cheaper
Md1pg Upnds roihng below Low NInss
deliverable February and March. at 1l-l6i. -,
LoSDos jan 2l4 mihe bullion the Bank ot Engana a'
1891 900 dung the week The amount OF cuon WIN
drawn bsnce 10000 The proportion o the
Bank hsbEy which last As ceat nov
AZ a per Erie RAILWAY shares, 25s4, 800
tRASxFoEr Jsn 2l-nd States HyeTweniy bonds, 1922
9>L2 -....
L0SDos Jan. 2I-4 p. m.-Talov. As l8a46I y ewt
LO.DOs Jan 1850 mC0Bsols 81 lsG92e tor money and
PARIS 2-The spec. in the Bank Of France has increased
II 5l26 100 d-F.ng ,he week Renes 6lt Soc
LrveRPooL Jan 2o:30 mCoitonSaes on ht ba' Of af;
duY Cnds aohng below GOoi Onnafy shipped February and
March 10 ;n Wheat 93496P GENITAL for average CaloE'
MIA White, snd Q oGlOi for CuA eo. 80, -,
gAlol
LnSpog. Jan 21-Bv BveDing.-Liuseed OIL, 2j o y cwt
LIvEKPooL Jau. 2l-Eysning-sprts Tmpennne 26l e"L
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

m the reeevs were On Ear, 517o hogs T,il.g Slt 70,
the las. three days against O6 for the corresponding tlee
:. ';S Ss,. rS 81 n no or so%so% fir Scs.
drcsd aai Sc for Western dressed ,lsn, 70 sof D s
pq, 100 dosn going at loa 9 Ssss do % ,,s Iss
u, at s6 Ge's-sn BY I. II. Reid.
BUFFALO Jan 2lClrrA-Tae ree.ipt to-day we're oi9 neao
supply for the week has far soS beAa ." . a..
s,,p, 3Ol cars for last week But ie" cAe '
IN the yards for sss The through COMMITMENTS
w, G cars are len viii be shipped through o. % s % 5o ..d Ohio
steers asiHs s27 $f5 D. i2aas' % 100 ., hssH sS
100 head Indiana ranging 1000 to l4Oo d. u ~
snsxp AND L.xpRecpt. today 600 head mating ne toia
snp thu far 23t0 head against $40 bead iof zoe
About $500 bead disposed Of leaving r IN the Jds o. me-
dun qeshy to opsIsse with saes 81 2S00 western .nsep
So sS b. SIS a. a Soas5 o. " w ''''"
noas-Tbe eepts today 300 head making supply for
The lat receipts mostly through eo1sgnneut ~
slow Ycfiss. So 2SasS 50 se. IS 10 Hsos Pigs not
wanted.
ncIoo Jan 2tArTL, weak INCIDENTALLY active comm,s 70
Shipping 81 25dS6 50 butchers stock, s36$i reeep
HoeI,r steady moderately Poor Prime Light IS 300
s6 35 HesvI Choice, s6qs6 20; receipt" l3OOo
snsrP ae Sea Good 10 Choice a. 60as5 so receipts 1900,
shipments, 2000i pens full
East LIBERTY PEND Jan 2l-Ctnirs, Lfrs stoei Ydrd.-cAr
Receipts for the r..I ending jan 20 were 's & "oos
bat Of generally common oet aud prices on on 'n & s other
better grades held a.. weeks prices. .sr 200 e to0S
81 S6S sPess & S p%e 500 70 & 4TS 100 9 % Sass SS
common, 800 to LOO n. q j0as4 70 balls to qs.ty
s2 '2a S'OsAe 'srce sSei sales for the week looted ''oA
os.-Reee 2332O head against Is $50 head she week before
close 6Tus on are while Workers slightly de-
medium; best Pal.aepha 81 25as7 40. YorEs so 400
h5 .s,D 500 % head n tA' @ wssi S".: Ss.
ss,e. gs s.'ss best 100 70 10 D. se Sssss 90 GOOD
s4asl So
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

yxvYohK Jan 2I-BsEvs,-Presh Of ugs tedas .Iav. Of
IA cars At city Wechaskea-a total carr
Or AS: h.aa nsos o.s FOR .he M i,' sa5se ds Aas S60
settled generally weak d.ne sh Monday OF
be number Of din and ronh NATIVE cattle maj, ok dry cows a
% g better @ G epoS S he s,.p I :. s b. at @ s otSo s, 3 TO-
and common ts prime native ees and GIen At range CtgalS
denand FOR dressed beef Washington har uncOmon
we're p ID for cOm@On 10 ar beef sides ''l ian e
The droyes at jersey % Morris Co. 81
for MarH Fuller Co. cars for g. 1berg ears or Kahn
o A saulbeiuer g. Hofn,a and
earsy Msf5.f.sn sod sI g ss.mes5s 4s nino. steers e
iI =. 0ss % 5 % TO ys s Ss 5 - 9, s S & . i1s
fssse 1872 = h. for @'F & G h. es @ G W os . 81 n, s o a i s
esst loails .sd 70! Tpp' "a Ohio oxen s f.l .lll
0i1 & .1S ~ s , ~ e,' No. ~ c sc. & ais., % b. ION
-. 50 DO. 6ewt at IO'c. 70 dress SO 1870 ca ewt,
k.s SIasl Sit. g g K R,.S.s Ss co. & ~ & " at for
d s.D F: s;s d $50 q & for f. s.dS - 95G 's ~ c
s % n s Il '; S d ~ q s si g. % s%sehs 2S L 4 d yss
stee ia 4 81 DO, ~. ewt i0s4c,
r. s is g s @ ;:a, g fs S s a S as: S
S sGG. fs e .. 50 r. 4 So S g. to s % 70 d. TO 10 tis., 5 G 81
End 81 Pr head % 81 d. g., rt q II s to ar dress % S ~ d.
to So l0d 90. evt at ll'e to dress 81 n IS do
spes 81 So d. cv ioa 70 dss:. IS b. is d. cas
dress SO II. and 81 Texans sr0Es 52 e"t &c., to
s.4sel: 70, Morris Co 50 Illinois steer, fg Il'.s'
5aesl i0iadiO1i .Od IA bulls 1850 =. lsa5e
v 70. live weight ~
1li b TO dress 81 p 90 Do 'esn cvt at lO4d IOc and
II do, 6lA est At 1Olac
Tofey r Morris Co.. U6 Illinois steers scin cTt al lO
dl0iac p 4, 70 dress 90 p.
D. g. Caref for Meyers Co.. 20 Ohio sig cwi at l3Iqc
dress 5S NJ % DO. "a .2l2 dres 81 10
Alerton S5 Ihlnof cvt iafl25Ic
Al WeehssGen for Hunt Ham.
tor for l. Brewer ear O Hatch, aud for d. zn.
H. We.themer sold for HUT Co IL Illinois steers Gs ewt
ae D. TO dfe1 SO d. l5 DO "a cwt OF l24 to dress OF ID,
$40 sdted the lot % do 81 cs lO dress SO
10: IL DO cwt At O94 10 dress SO n for feo Hlmiloo.
2 Fly, dr,ss % b with 81 per head saded;
T. H. Reid sod Jr Zimmerman lB mixed Obio her AMI
1891 head c v 10. dress jj ID
gross -
CILyas-Reeepts "a headlO Washington Market deal
the total tho last
4l3 81 ,or week The yeAs
70l0l2c & n J. V. 1hurson sold 40 Bucks
4 iouniy veals. li0 to 100 10, At lO1lO2e. y h.
hHEHPlnc4tIug 2l due by the HuisJn Road
"a ma 30 $500 heat u,kug 3SI m le m three
lei With tendency io~cr prices Orlnaf, sheep
s.r ~ At i24b4C y n; prime AMI extra TO- u7i.17ic
u vsr s1d J1b Illinois sheep 80 10
d and IN do - 70, ct S6 80 p 100 n
p s. KA.S soa sold q Keuucay sheep IL ayer,g a Csc
~. -,,
55l Illinois n, At Oe 10 do % H. g ana 65 Jersey
k.rSy sold -, ohS hheep 81 ayerse 6o IL So
To-, Ss n at c aud &i2 Jo SBi9 70. at 81 50 A 100 h.
Judd Buckingham sid 100 Michigan sheep IOI n average A,
'ise 20
svss- cOu'ug ~ hat Fsis doe but bot ~ OsOei
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
COTTON MARKE1,s

SAVANNA Jan 2l-Coiton quiet; Mdng Il -; Low Mding
l4s Good Ordinary, l44c. net 244 bales;
SS9 bales; .se, 1854 bales; stock 0 G5I
BALTIMORE Jan 2l-CotIon que and FIRM; ddiinz Is isc
Low hddhnS l4sc Good Ordinary lic receipts l59
go" 405 bales exports to Great Bo 47S bes co,,".e 100
bales "e, $50 bales Pnnes l25 bale. stock q 979 bales
PaILaDRLrHIA. Jan. 2l-Co,on quiet httIbg - Low
hiinss s Good Ordinary, li>s: net receipts 53 bales
2T1 bales.
CIScrssAr 2l.-Co,ton quetj mdinng l49,ci ne re-
eeps 26l bales; shipments lOl bales stock "a 6iI bAei
hFsPHs jan 2Goon quiet aud hn outsde prices asked br
Ordin.E 324dl4c receipts 23l bales shipments TI6 bale,
sales, 800 bales stock. t6,3O3 bales
CHARLESTON Jal 2l-Couon quiet; Mhing u se: re-
81 ll3 bales 10 he Continent 505
e23 baes sales. 900 bales; stoeI 20. rs bseI
HoBILS Jsn 2lCoItoa quiet AMI unchanged dddlux lt5.;
s67 bales gross, S13 bsrI exports to The Chsnu
go bales coss'"se iss bales sales 1000 bales soet II 973
bales
EEwORLs,ss Jan 2l.Coiio1 steady; demand Midli,r
l4; Good Ordinary. 2; net receipts 81 bales gnss
1915 eaei exports 10 France 9l9 baes saes oaes
stock. 81 1899 bales.
LornyILLs Jan. 2I.--Coton QUIET aiddiug l4Sal4ac
tWLss0OS Jan. Il COtiou 6rn and Mdhn "a ~
Low Mdlhng lie Good Orinau l3tr receipts .jT bse,
exports ooastNe - bales stock. 3,lsj bale.
VALksroS Jan 2l cotton que demand moderate; Mding
l4'e net cents 69l bales Chaune 10 bates
eoast"e "a bales sales 400 bales ~ f55 bss.
BosrON, Jan 2-tOOu qIiet MdIng 10 Lei net receipts l62
bales gross BIS bales sales ~ bales - O2t bse
ArGu5rA Jan. 2l-toton drhi Mddhng, lisd14S..; Low
hddgg I5'c Good Ordinary, BE; receipts
sales l3I1 bales
foRTolK, jan 2lCoiioo dul; MiIlnq l5c net receipt, 9s2
bales. ~
~ Lows Jan 2lCotton AMI unchanged MApg ~
ct eepts bl bae' 4)3 bales shipments 2S6 sales
200 bscsi STOCK n .1il bales
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

N Y Central and Hudson wero sold OF 1o9Sloo9lVzi'
and 90 shares at 102.9lO2i, closing at loS. hock
Island has been firm, advancing to loSi anu c'OSius
at that price. But it is about western onion anu
Iko Shore tot tho interest Of the active operators
oen,nrs M the former there $500 shares done
to-dav. opeping at 7Sl against 70! last night and
than auctuating between 73t and 73!. closed at
va loss of from yesterday. OF Lake Shore
there has been 400 shares bought and sold between
ro, and "A. closing at 49, against 49, yesterday Tb
market for the moment appears to have again degen-
Grated into brokers" market. and closes unset
lied and feverish even at that As the new law OF
the Stock Exchange in regard to the rates OF com
missions is go into effect the 1st February IL
is not unlikely TO remain brokers" market TOT
long time The opening, highest, lowest, and clos
ing for active stocks sold today were as
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUCKWHRATThe inquiry fair aud TIE 6rmer sales
of 2 400 busl. STAT At re. = bash. calh.
CANADA PEASfbe sales Of 900 bush
ST. Is, SDi 100 bhl.. do, free at I'll n q bush
COFFKE1be receipts of Rio for the this
q G37 bsgs including 5l5 bgs Mo 5000 bsg per
~ 22 SOat An ss the
tine l6U7 ba DtT St CJpor md )OG bg
ModSs soc Of rio here ths morning 2112S bagsi Va eh
500 Dalnoe g. l6i bags; at II Roads 9O4
b,g; Charleston 90 bss snd Savannah 1909 b9s sso
Newlok, $4,000 ober psus in the United
Sste lG34OJ bSg-ios loG40O 6g to stocS nj .nppLes
the United 1893 b9ss; boiler.
bat the bu.ipr Ouly noderae; e. Of 3502 hgs
South America sd l9a4c, aud Baltimore 900 r.
Wright bot d uoe; quot. II "A
Ql7 4c far de- lSdle % gooi 1924 l3e pnne do 10 q
alJtc Tauge Tor lots 72d2I Ac gut y 10 80
90 uays credit; mill grSce still qIrt Tie kas
vey Light and he Grp the 1e ,ales embrace li1Ul
Java Juhr 2U6G mats Singapore st. Bernard both l before
private terms S7j mats Laglslr and 2S matt Mar4oabo
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
LKs FROM q O'CLOCK p. N. TO CLOSE or BCsI
MSS, O'CLOCK p NJ
THURSDAY, Jan. 2i-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, Jan 2l-P. NJ.
The stock market opened this morning at prices
:, generally lower than the closing quotations of
yesterday and after decline in Western Union to
7Ss Lake Shore to 73l. Ohio and Mississippi To 27I
Wabasl to 7f!. Union Pacific to 36i the chronic mid
DAY rally set in during which Lake Shore sold n, "A
and Western Union at 73s, the remainder ot the
bids rising TO ! per cent. This was foIIonvad
by another decline with the usual effect at the clos
of giving an appearance of q strong market The
IN Hannibal aud ST. Joseph from "a to 2l3 but clos
ing ct 22, with that bid. This stock has been for
come days or weeks past kept steady, if not strong
by its supporters, without anv apparent OBJ
sect other than that of making q market
for its sale The dealings have been smaller to-day.
only 1876 800 shares and the fluctuations less than for
any other day during the present week. st. Paul
witch had been SSlaSs!aSS3 all day. sold at the
close at 36. and was offered at that price. WenOce
that the "manipulatOrs" advanced their bids for
She consolidated first mortgage" bonds per cent
90 72l. the bonds still being offered at So Chicago
snd Northwestern stock has been remarkably quiet
between AL and 44i The consolidated gold bonds
of this Company made further decline TO 81 and
were offered at that. Wabash recorded l4t, lust I
lower than yesterdays quotation aud closed at AZ
. loss OF per cent from last night The Preferred
stock sold at 20 and the first mortgage bonds at s2
and were quoted sOGs9i Ohios opened ct ISL sold at
Sa aS5Si@"sta2st. Erie opened at g. and was fairly
seive between that and 2st closing at the
Union Pacific fuctuated only per cent. opening at
- and selling ut s6i ii elcsd at s 24Oo shares Of
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~. .l4A MIddlins....lSx
Lbs Good hiJ,,l67s
lo1Aiss''s'' tVs
ludrd 10 the shove are BOO bales 10 arr .,

For future delivery the market ll8ah h y d owcr bu, The
only moderate the concession sal. A fon,r. ~
o Of Low Aiddhngt: '' ~
Sales !es'edsv sIbI n.-nareh, 400 Is la.s2e, l4oo
sl6c 100 10 i3S2, A,5ll oOO, Is 20 - ! 100, 10
l6 1872; July i04 1896 Total $500 bale. arcbarse
S92e sd 70 eIe19nge 800 APr for MAJ Yesterday. onns piees
April % 27;32dl67si ny lo 5S2s Is. i6 i6s2s isi,e
re.i etot., mi.oa,y 200, i5c psSfa.rI 400
J 5ls- 100. 10 32c 300 Is liJc 400 is S.3lc 400
10 Lice; 100 10 l32e 100. Is Lice March 100 % 100
Is 1885, - 100 10 'a, o 90 IS 1897 100 Isle 200
IS l3 Ice: 200. Is 2j32e 500 10 l3l6 500 Is a5s2e
100 70 1915 loo Is 2s52e; 200, IS 1870 1900
70 $s2e 1900 i6's; 900 10 Ssse 300 10 ss; 400
ID 800 haes grand total 2 100 bae Exchange paid eI
cha ge 400 February for March.
FLOUR AND MkAThe demand for Flour general
low EI.de under 'e light arrivals aud maternal wbes
are better Trade and Family grades st-aer requt
tbe os the msrkt rather rner and seve
the lOy sales Of q Xso
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, .1b8. $50. ~ annex quotations !
The following are the closing quotations of foreign

The money market is easy at 2.G3 W cent on call,
and 410ss for mercantile paper. The Treasury
to-day received $76OOO0 National Bank notes for re-
dempttOn.
Government bonds are strong and higher, and a
large business was reported at advancing prices
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Railroad bonds were in good demand and prices
well maintained Union Pacific FirstS sold at 9ls0
Oh and Sinking Funds were in brisk demand, with
sales at Sls. Chicago and Northwestern CONSOLE
dated gold bonds made further Decline as did also
the Wabash bonds The following were the bids:
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financial.

FIRST CLASS, 10 per cent SCHOOL BONDS
The issues Of the be, districts Of the Western States Interest,
and principal payable New York Correspondence solicited For
sale below paI by- ARTHUR 7. FITCH L Co.,
bsBters. b PinesL, New York