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ALMOST A GHOST STORY.

pon III /
u.,., Men, t. Iaua aoAccu neAs ~ e'n '''' YOU
eaia young ltowara.
"l1ow ncsr?" cried tllc company, drawing
tl,oir claira tn Tho fire.
Nov "nn as ss,, 'sua rafs
w." 'e'svn ,,,, s.,' es,a noNasa' heat natnesAs
aloa'a' What with tho nature OF the soil there
It's bsrrenness and steriltsy, the Jagged. ropol1-
lato iuflni,y OF tho wn,ers. ,1,cra'a ao,ncthinr
n,'a,t n"...o,,ot .I,a. ,."oa1, .c,.,... LII.
""oas l'", 'i'a' ~, nteeas -, @'''n'ts WILL
Fhosta anu SPECIFIES. lhofo Ind been wrock oe
acoastlng schooner In tho vicinity, and, although
tho nows titu't make much Of @ sensation II, lilo
nevspapors. It lroupht 1oy,,air uul i1caolotou m
"o"sp"ia o.o"ens ~ u'sp''. ~ u"u usso'Aso. ="
ono Aeaft ht 'ehst-thNt OF tho young n'ato'S
friond Of my orn aud volunteered to 70 down
aud SEQ II tho buly could bo found md l,rourht
,,on,o
ou, -, ~, .,. A..
"''e1 'oacness ''i'Fe sno "1o!o aspect OF
tho place struck mo as forbildingl7 wild aud
lonely md when, toward tho c,oBo OF q stormy
div. roor old ;1ack'y holy vas vasl,od nalorc
-,.u,, ~, ~.,n - :.,,..".~, .t.a .e.o,
l a.afk anu sf,a' ana distorted , e'a,ost soyona
down thcro ho1ping hand. ! was seized with
ueryous chill. nn,l won't in-1onrs In t1,o h,n,t1v
llask. rrouned nm viii, M nrt,Gcta, @ co,,roaa ~ :
'Nea' oP".0 's "''u =" "'sAe'A' -, eU"tass' !
Nent out nHain aua 1ouna lhem hau,inH tlicir
helpless burden toward fshormau's hut closo
by. They had flr1uE II in m old tarpau1iu
h1n,1.nt anil ,,r1Irt h,,n ,roto.tin,r i,1..,.,t.,
a.,.,s. n,a a. .,,,,s 49,. T., A..p 'a"A,ay
"saAst ''i' 4uau why "' "Haea s"us p.."'Poa IL
along through the breakers and over tho rocks.
''Ithought Of that tender, womsn1y hoart at
honoo in tho East. and tia geute roya.enco tl,ot
t.,l,od ,t,o,,, .,o,, Inv oors ,o,,a,,t Se,;.
tood." ro1s's ''o4 n.t o'ci5 'uousu' ~ua .ea.aoG
anont at oase, n!,a aeteimlnea taoro ana then
tnat nc SHOULD os tsxen iiotpo to ller III BONG
ehapo ;.pps that Eoil!un arpaii OF 4orrliy lor.
lhey ianghcd ns m? Wien spoke Of coffin.
ont hoVc5thecsa resolved unon getting one. II
Net that colu IL absolutely requisite H. nil
Gaaes' Il Eonldn'e marc etod pin to elthos
jack or myself II, tied up ln the old tarpauiin,
with weight heavy a. doatny itpelf, no ,roro
forced to tho bottom Of tho sea. E't to wom-
an . conventional woman, victim to rrcnm.
stance and uuston. collin Was tho only thing
tLat could Ieuler the affair respectable, Or in-
deed bearab!e'
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Death Of n NonaEcItartnu-Hcrt0 Ac.
<tltlGnt-IxNtntiu:a Ui Revenue Oifi-
ciniH - AtcnltM2 u tsrnTt-Condon2-
, 1875-03-13

IcsB to eavc my poor Jack from bgfnE tho pub
PIT OF yontcr tnaiiguant 1lends OF tho slufe anil
I'll tho atoro, tncreasod III fury, tho road 10 Tho
old Wroeker'a ho1na would ba iupassablo
flooded, aud without q Glow.
WAS 1t, thou, destined that ha shoul1 he
anl hls place III the dear lttlo church-yarl Ut
home knuw him no mosH7 There wero prayers
eyan then offered up for hlm in that dear little
vl!ago III tho VALLEY, not Gully by tho thin aud
alto onea wore lrenbhug iu his Lehalf That lxto
had cluug to Ais owal III rapture. and gontlo
youug flngorH would gather flowers for lia Grave,
aud ,ullr1aur beniaona there for msny year.
Oh, was It, t!,en, impossible to glyo this Joy to
II started up with = nalcdiction upon tho
storm and it's surroundings, md witt. al Impulse
Of desperation wrapped m5salf In the I'd tar
paultn, onl yeutuEsd forth.
:. suppos.gs Y. ny ~; nerves we're pretty we'll IN.
followed mo With . Rrotusquo and horrible per-
sis.oucy. 1strnggled against tho lco!Ing, but it
seemed to nc the murAy air was full OF ahapo-
less isnds aud bodlloss spirits OF dayillHA pro-
" Stumbling along. tho Wind boatlng merclloss-
ly down inaaiug tho rocky path perilously
smooth, ! nado my WAY slowly In the direction
Of tue Old wrocker's aboas.
Faellus tho path stop BY stop IN This WILDER
ness or daIknoss aud storu,, It must Aaye taken
tne many honrh to accomplish q mi!e, for hal
scarcely g0no halfway wh0u found hy nv
watch 1t was nearly midnight, Tho sams llritl
glealn Of lightning thu! shoHod sna tho face OF
NY watch gkye me also . llect glimpso Vt some+
tnng lying u tho road bafose me. almost 1t NY
feet.
II looked. and started bnck In horror; ,e.
cuiiar sensation catna to MY scalp, felt INF
dea!o Of ths ROAD. bid sedsed 10 tLo sLs,as ~ os {
= tock4 Mas ~cuflip. lin peculiar sllupe Of il
wa only dimly discssnibIe, aEd ei,hos exasgerat-
, 1875-03-13

Afler ths men had luil 4May their arms. sha
driug continubd iron. tho Allegheny County
SIDE hut tls lsaliaus kept quiet, on B,turdsy
night tho 1sl u November, 1874, ono OF Tie
lt1liaps was shot. Ae1t morning, uumbef Of
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE LAKE SHORE CoMPANY-A SPECIMEN or MODERN
RAILROAD EISASCIERING.

THE LAKE SHORE CoMPANY-A SPECIMEN or MODERN
RAILROAD FISANCIERING.
TO the EditOr OF The Tribune
SIR: To one celebrated financer belongs the dis
tinction of having originated and applied on mag
ni6cent scale the wonderful patent for enriching
stockholders by watering" their stock His fame
rests upon such feats of diluton accomplished
in New York Central, Hudson River. Harlem, West
ern Union Telegraph, and more recently Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern, representing q total Of
nearly $500 100000 of original and water" capital.
The time has now come when the achievements
of this great water financier and Of those who
have copied his tactics to be tested. 1t was one
thing to keep hi, bubbles ahoat under the imitation OF
our war finance; it is quite another now that the
panc has exposed the rottenness OF our corporation
6nanciering, and forced everything down to the
level of bardpan economy What we have seen III
c.. c. and l. C. and in Toledo and Wabash are but
the fist fruits Of the application Of test which will
expose sl the rottenness of railroads. and which
will leave nothing in them that does not represent
real capital nor will great name and powerful
backing save them from that fate.
Lake Shore appears to be the next in order for
undergoing this searching process. The proceedings
against that road now pending before Judge Tappan
have. at this early stage, afforded the strongest
reason for suspecng that there is something In its
financial condition that calls for ooncealment and
evasion and il the suit be pressed it should be.
revelations may be expected that will amaze the pub
lie do not say this without What to be said
when the Company is charged with failure to con-
tribute 81 100000 to the consolidated sinking fund,
and it deposits the amount after the change Is made
and to enable it to make affirmative answer in court
that it has fulfilled this obligation What Is to be
said when the Company pays dividend while It'll in
heavy default to the sinking fund.- What it, in this
hurriedly making good the sinking fund to enable
it " appear in Qoyrt, tho Company qsss for thst
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
SALES FROM 2l O'CLOCK p. II. TO CLOSE OF BIZ
NESS. O'CLOCK Pm.
FRIDAY. Jan. 22-P. NJ.

At the opening of the Stock Exchange this morn
ing the market, though irregular, exhibited cOnsid
erable activity While Pacific Mail. Western Union,
Lake Shore, Wabash, Ohios, and Erie were firm and
inclined to advance, they were for time held
steady by the weakness of Union Pacific, North
Western, St. Paul Preferred, and Hannibal and st.
Joseph which made a decline from their first
sales of TO II per cent. Later in the day this de-
preston was overcome and the whole list responded
by rally which IN turn was followed by dull and
unnteresting but steady market which closed, with
the exception of Hannibal and st. Joseph, at about
the highest prices of the day. The decline in
Hannibal and st. Joseph stock is no doubt manly
due to the introduction of proposition in the
Missouri Legislature for the repeal of law paesed
last Winter, authorizing the extension for a term
of 30 wears of 81 100000 of tine State bonds is
sued to the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Com
pany and falling due in 1874, 1875 and 1875. As the
law has already gone into effect under which con-
siderable portion of the bonds in question have been
extended it is hardly possible that the Legislature
will hastily reconsider its action in the premises
The friends of the Hannibal and st, Joseph make
point which may be very good one for aught we
know to the contrary Of the fact that this company
having organized under special charter is not
snbject to any special taxation that may affect
other railroad corporations in the State. The bust
os that of any other Western line, which may not,
after ALL be saying much in its favor. and its finances
are said to be in prosperous condition. We notice
that the consolidated gold bonds of the Chicago and
North Western sold day at SO.. and that the con-
solidated first" Of Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul were quoted at 73.@76 The business of the
day at the Stock Exchange was very limited,
amounting to only l25.OOO shares, of which Sl7OO
were Western Union Telegraph, % 100 Lake Shore,
300 North Western II 600 Ohios, 1O.loO Wabash
1000 Pacific Mail, 6OO Erie, 1000 Rock Island 5000
Union Pacific. and 400 St. Paul. The gains aud
lQsSes, qqups1pg tRs closing priees Vf to-day wita
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

purpose Si8900O Of extinct bonds' L ask this
question because there appears to be the strongest
reason for sspecting that just this trick has been
perpetrated. Half million OF the Cleye-
land and Athtabula bonds fell due last July, and
should now be in the hands of the Lake Shore Com
pany Cancelled obligatons and there are no otner
bonds of the road outstanding except Sl,OOO.Ooo
that mature in 1850, Of which the Lake Shore Com
pany docs not report any on hand in its statement
of assets If such desperate expedieDts as this arc
adopted what is to be said of the finances OF Lake
ShOref What Of the trusteeship of the consolidated
mOrtgage' What of the willingness of its wealthy
backer 10 support the Company in embarrassment
II appears from the last annual report Of tho Com
pany that since the consolidation S32OOOOO bonds OF
different issues should have been turned into the
sinking fund. BY the same report 1T appears that
but SiOO,OO0 of tho Lockwood" bonds have been
returned mono of the consolidated mortgage bonds,
and none of the bonds due in 1882 If, therefore,
We includo the questionable S4S9,0O0 Cleye-
land and Ashtabula bonds there would appear,
according to the report Of the Company. to be
deficiency in the sinking fnnd of Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern bonds amounting TO S2.Sll,OOo.
and this be it noted does not include the sinking
fund which should be kept up against the
old Cleveland and Toledo and the old
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
bonds. These glarng neglects to protect
the bondholders. according to the deed OF
trust, are consequence of the anxiety to
provide dividends upon enormously wa
tered" stock, and show how easily " water
iDg' may ultimately bring company to the verge
of bankruptcy. The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern is now reaping the reward of its folly III
1872 when it issued $l5OOO000 of stock to its stock
holders for 50 100000 the dividends which alone
account for the deficiency in the sinking fund. This
act of watering" has also brought a suit on the
company, by the Government, for about o1O0OJ0. on
the ground that this distribution of stock was
dividend subject to revenue tax.
Another of the mysterious feats of financiering
familiar to the managers of this Company. which
many people would like to explained. lies IN the
fact that in the annual report for the year ending
Dec 81 1871 the cost of the consolidated roads Is
stated at 47233 While in the report for the sue
ceeding year the cost on tho first day Of January
1872 is represented 5i 7O3 8Sa jump overnight
of SO 23 755. On the whole there is too much reason
to suspect that the accounts of the Company cover
up vast extent of deception and rOttonness. and it
is to be hoped that the Brooklyn suit may be con-
Quoted as to unearth it,
AN OLD-TIME RAILROADER
NeW- York, Jan. 90, IS rs.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

those of yesterday. as follows: North Western,
Rock Island, and Union Pacific each advanced per
cent Central and Hudson and Ohio aud Mississippi.
each 1! Lake Shore and Western Union Tele-
graph. each .; Eiie, Pacific Mail, Panama,
and Quicksilver each !, and Wabash I. st. Paul de-
clined !; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. II, and
Hannibal and st. Joseph, u. c.. c. and l. c.. Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western. and North West
Preferred close without change from last nights
quotations The opening. highest, lowest and clos
ing prices of active stocks to-day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

To the Bdftor OF The Tribune
SIR: On the Goth of December last the d-
reotors OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
road Company promised that tho annual port for 1874
with full details OF the business Of tho year. should bo
published as soon after the lat OF January
1t can be prepared" Tho foregoing promise
given to the Stockholders and public at
the same ume' and with the partial statement OF the
earnings for the six months ending Deo 81 1874 OF the
Lake Shore ana Michigan Southern Railway Company.
You will recollect that early 10 Dece mber similar
provision was given to the public by the Pacific Mail
steamship Company which has not yet been made good
and 1t Is quite likely that In this later corporate
promise, as IN the former one. the public Will And
their hopes OF early report TO be
deiuson unless tho true story" shall happen TO be
brought out through the legal proceedings recently
sututed against the Company. The partial statement
referred 10 made out the surplus earnings for tho past
Fix months. december partly estimated" after the
payment OF all interest rents OF leased hnes and the
dividend on the guaranteed stock, to bo the sum
u per cent on the common is....... 16g1 6G1
Surplus. s27g9
now an ohicer OF the Company Is reported to have
testified on Tuesday last before the Supreme Court at
brooklyn, that thero would surplus remaining after
the pay ymen OF the dividend declared the 29h Of
December as payable Feb. l. surplus OF what Cash
from the sales Of bondsl Certainly from the last
earnings fell some $4,000 short OF the December partly
estlmated, which would convert the estimated"
plus OF s2,722 into deficiency OF some $4,000.
But IL Is small matter whether there be
surplus OF s2,722 deficiency OF $4,000.
when tho sum involved amounts to sl6O7,65l, only
far as 1t illustrates the STRAIN made to make things
comfortable What is OF interest the public Isl Has
the Company really got from the past six months bust
ness about s6OO0oO applicable to dividend, IS set
forth In the statement Of Dec %, has only about
100000 from years business, as Is alleged IN
the complaint on which the injunction was granted
These questions do not involve the payments to the
sinking funds. which should be s250,O00 per year
on tho consolidated" mortgage OF 1870 and
100000 per year the sinking fund mortgage
bonds OF 1872, for which provision should DC
made before the payment or dividend even on the
guaranteed stock that the allegations OF the COM
plant correct dividend either stock could be
paid for 1874 except by increase OF the debt which,
hy the way has been the 1t not to be presumed
that the Lake Shore Company can transport either
freight or passengers at less cost than the New YORK
Central and Hudson River Company, and any "eook-
ing" OF figures by the pOstpOnement OF certain ex-
penses and charges to another year. which shall pretend
to establish such result will be Justly regarded with
suspicion. by the report OF the Lake Shore Company
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES-There bat little demand and quotations BOmnsty
uuchap ed st q for Pot and S24c. for Pearl
BBESWAX-The inquiry zht but prices without quotsbe
chapgs 900 10 Western aud Southern at 81 632c
COTrONThe moSemenin 10 SPOT Cotton was very small since ou
parng and the market ruled steady
Receipts the shipping oday
the tue writing 7l42 bales Il last week l8,.
$40 this daV last 2S baes total since Sept
$50 627 bales last night same time last Tesr 236o 5S6 bales
ncniDg to-day consolidated lsI days. receipts 79462 bales
sInos to Great Britain bIes the Continent l6
S7 bales stock in HewYork l64 602 baes consolidated
bSl Toe Of Yesterdays forward deliveries
follows January l5e February 5lO: March loi9c April.
is 7oc MAY l6l2e June IL 76e JuV l6 % 32c; August
6 sac Frt cal-40O bales March Is 96c 200 bales May
ii q s total 800 Second ca2O0 bales May. 532c
sALEs soR PAzsRsr DKLIyEHL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

po future delivery early the dar noticeable
ss ana 81 checked the buyers were 6ons Of and e
lost the market closing o; 9 .s,d Sg m Yesterdays closing figures
Sale; yssisfd.S m5sS!p.I1 100 lS 5sa; 4; 100
My 100 S'it iS 5SS OSS a August loo i6 o5 is S3S3 total
fsS. SSS 9 s'idi %a f5Po. aS IS s soia May
% e Js - sS 1 iS$S sS 2sa :.
!fs'' Is 0sgs 1000 ;s:s $Ice ,o5 iSS
5 2s5o o32 s6 500 lS oS 900 q s2' oG 200 p
sSS i9 SSsis go aGo j. Sis2s ISS
NO 2US S 8s . 800 Is IS? O 500 j. @ e.
al6 goo IS ls2' 200 IL ISe; Js zoo 3 % 2s2e
CoPPEg-Hode Of Rio remain sm their vess and ODER stOcf
.pannsy demand fair .. full former ass. sales Of S?7 s.s
paGic B.l!crs 900 bag, per Nay 9S:sn at
S S.s. sso es S ys Per @i. We quote .
7a; f,r lshdlse good DO ls?Sl9e ,ni prime DO &C
60 and % dsTs credit In grades
sSs sS's d' Gs1o
2Oa Jamaica lsd2Oe s.nto Domingo i7a Porto Rico,
issSse os.a s.,.nIs n l5S2is ard csaco. i7seIslr.
PRRIGHrsThes ouI, sht sa',a.:s accumulated Sdsy in
sas rates ar. without alteration
liverpool is s. s.% - o0o bush ras p. s,n.s
lOLi y 300 Cotton 5l6d 10 10 hOus@S COB BY sal .s
TSSf 10y ,sPSsd r.: PLACED on :s'
se5s for fsstt' ssas sa.G 4 .asSS =. S s.S SSs s
1900 6bl Rehned Peean Dol Il to 'S. s Ss sos s."ns
bert, for H,m6a Ron1 and rro'!soH' a. Sc Cd
nsns.a a. i "a s. . ; so@ .io.,oS sG from
A ::a and spirit, fSt @ the ne s
store, euso. the particulars ye, made pushe
TSgD cD'ss Sc fst .s % e.s &c: % % @
Mckse are steady aud there eos0sd M nqs S s oo
SS gTas5 90 $ 50 ss. B. 81 H;s1s ;oS e., =.
.s % at ~ 81 ':s & BSa % :HrSs % 500 a SS rG's s o1s sO scale.
FLOUR AND MEALThs Flour m.lhe, open.a Sa. sas ris
s l.a % G G s .s 10, .S % tss as :
Nniu st.t's the S'ss "' v'v pes'' "ssp'' W" " W
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23


cla1cauon 10 Sept 1874
and on Upland Cotton qasJ nos more than hsu
rsde above or b-iov the quoted -
Ordinary i3L stnc Good Oriinsrr.l494 Mddng lisa
Good .l44 Low hd..........l6's Good hil.lo's
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
6n Uhom II man Concern
Proposals

office is hereby given that
sealed proposals. will be received until MONDAY the 2jh dsy
Of January 1878 IL O'Clock for the PRINTING in book
form Of tho PRoCBgDISGs THB BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OP WBSTCHSSTBR COUNTY for the 1874
BAnk proposals and fons for the work 70 be performed
had application GEORGE ". DAVIDS No l27 WI amt,
Eew-Yot; A. o. WIlLSBA, pobbs Ferry; COFFIN BROWN,
Peststin: and CASPER c. CHILDS, jr. Sing Sing.
sealed and addressed the undersigned st the
County Office White Plains Westcteser County y y nd
night reserved reject oil Of the bids received
sidsred for the Interest Of the county TO do so.
A. o. WILLSBA,
COFFIN s. BROWN,
EDWARD WILIRTS.
Committee Repairs and supplies
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

Money continues easy at 2EQ3 per cent on call
and 4laG for prime discounts. The Treasurer to-
day received $9GO,0OO National bank notes for re-
demption
The following is the Clearing house statement:
exchanges s5 O32 Coll 039jS2
Curreucy balances. 2,5Gl936 Go balance... ld3993i
Government bonds have been strong. and the full
prices of yesterday are maintained. We annex the
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

fancy ........ l6s4al6s. all cream, air... l2a9fh
state Faetory gooi TO State Factory.
s.a': s'iiS'; af com n'.sn
oss SSRSn S iS sS Sah D. s Sis S
''..1 ii cream and de: @ l5sslGa %.
for SPOT I2c bali Of February delivery cases uSeSsnse
l79l7 Crude sr@ bot there scarcely ,oHs.
SSs SS1a only 70 o,e 500 bS: sold at 5 spot da g.
sp M pAd,Ps hs cles hss?' s u. af qae. ae at s
Isl % pn;s' sSs f S.s S% . S GG'i' 81 o r.ir
81 9Saa II Shipments 81 2SGSl ~ oh,,g W., for both
and Lai.n: uac1.ng.S ssuI.' rs 5 @ & e 's oa aa
a e. and zoo bs s R."sSos within a1s ano
7a 7ss' eT sod 7I%se e 70 f3[ prs P%s S, 40 10
$40 f,r Low grades Psnais 74a7 currency and Kinso'H
Sugar. without gSo,@ao @ 'GsSs' and the b S'H' ines
!: M ,1 90 %eS T's s c and 500 be-, Pen.nbucc a.
ss quote Par Good Refining caCs Sss' pr%s DO =;
s & Ess.sd G s%'1, % sns st VIII Whit ' I sS'g ~
$500 S s fSr for SsstS G o wore S T.S1
Rass quoed follows Grocer s to good sessc DO s
GO:efr oS I 70 dAos ssSsTs Ba1 D. g. no: to ii as
Se7l .nl NsTos:n, refining grade, 81 IS.
MsS.sr. nnCast 10 ioi. at fas; sSs asis cafTs0cv
.,S q . " IT, a ana -S 50 BAG. % I S., ri. o. 800 %
800 SrkahS M s .a .aa: .s@ ss s on 's &
Lea. SSs.S., ] .ys TsT S S s h ssa 30.
rather more , Ssr. ies, Sssc .ss 'is: loo
caes crop 1873 at 7sGl2e oOV cases oao ps
60 Al W part and a'o ircladins SV
p.r, on pryat. terms Wisconsin crop iofS on P
terms tOO bales Hs,aua s3e 6sl l5 and 81 oa' ~ ea "a
prvae terms Sn hhA. c,,y = sD
bbs Western at sac ,-.,.a.., ~ .,..sx h,.,na.. q,
hl price. since stocks u all grades are siIsney hses
choice aeeces held sTmy asnancufers ho"
NOR. d.pOstOn holders. ve.' " good. ar, @ovs Iors
i At heller nrces Foreign Clothing Woos there better
aqu sssdy pnoe. CsOis .Od ret eoeinee good dem.ai
AT prices Por Wool the demand 10 quite active
rbs inoary for Paed continues good full Carpet
Woods us about steady little doing at the momesL
embrace 1900 we.I.m rei 2ee Il bag. PEELED ds
35c Fall Csiforns 22c; 1000 70 Nevads 3Se 81
bales spng California 29c. 10000 Fall 2Og2i1; oO bags
BItss Paed private ms 100 bags Combng private terms 10
bale. Cane private 20 900 70 Xxx Ohio 56ie 5000
Co.e Texas $500 California Locks l2e 1000 Black Cab
orua private tems 25 900 10 rsrss 25e; 1900 70 Teras.
32c; 700 10 leIn, 22ci L00l bales Cape. private
terms, 10 Spnng California 33c; 25,0OO Georgia.
private 10000 Fall Cahfsrnis. private terms;
5000 SECURED Cshornis, Toe 5000 Ceany super Wool.
lse; 5000 n COMBINE 67e 10000 Ohio, 56e 1000 70
Secured Wool Cafo-ns 72c 5000 Chsashed Comtng 6Se
500 10 Spring California private terms 2OuO SapeI Paed
,se terms so bags Meum Secured Toe 80 bales fs Cahforns
nrry 2Oc, Pree 2jc; bales CHOICE Fall 26c 10000 Xxx
Ohio private terms Ohio 0je 1000 spring Cshforsis
3sIc, 10000 Western Teta private terms; 10000 Spnng
Csfo1s private Is bags BHtTa Pulled
$4,000 spring c.niOrni. slss.' eury in BO..cu, 2!
gss'J DE-. aso; s09Q D sisct csA's a", Na w~e
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

In State bonds to-day the only feature was sharp
downward movement in TenDessees, sales of old and
new ex coupons and new series having been reported
ut 5QG5AL The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
Marple dno blGIe AlanteIS.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES-An
N extensive ock Of Marble and MsrDezsi Nantes and 81 other
work for the trade HLABkR l34 EAs'
Beh;eeobst.. nesr rhirtave, n T.
CASONi g. ISOLA, -
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
1860 1872 West 4Obst, Brosdway.
Monpmen ate,s Affairs Figures Telling WAiuscoing &c I'm
,oe Italy Of marble work ofeyer desctptoh
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Msue Rhand designs at The lowest prices 2Z0 sni 222
West Twenty thrdsL. between Seventh sBi BiKhhaVe&
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
THE MARY ETS.
lCarefullr reported ror rHs rsIBgss.I
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


following eomplste list Of exports h9's 10 's'ss which
we're cleared TODAY for toreian pous
ALICASrE-Brig Papa GiscOmo
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

sylvania 6s 1os; Philadelphia and Erie, cit; Read
ing, 563; Pennsylvania Railroad. 552 Gold. t12,.
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