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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-17
L 0 @ K 0 i I !!
THE Y II 4 e
A Il Il ! Y T. ID !
ANOTHER COMPLETE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, &c, &C.,
OLIVER SHERMAN'S,
LICKLlDER'S NEW BUILDING.)
CHEAP ONLY FOR THE CASH
CHEAP ONLY FOR THE CASH {!

PRINTS, S to Pets; Muslns Brown,
5 To l5ctS.; MuslinS White. IN to lScts.
TowelingS, IL TO l5ctS.; Irish Linen, 15ctS.
to ST.; Umbrellas, 75cts. So 80, James. Is
to 4OctS.; Drills, l2la to poets. Canton,
Flannel's, l2ia to lScts. Ladies Belts, p
to Scots: Ladies Kid Gloves 90cts to 81.
Paper Collars, from 10 to 2jcts per box,
Rufus and Ladies Lace Collars. HoeSry,
all styles, Braids and Hamburg Edgings.
GROCERIES.
Sugar 10 to l2la Gets, per pound; Coffee.
- to3Octs.; Allspice, Nutmegs, Rice, Gin
namon, Tobacco all grades, Syrups 15cts
per gallon.
BOOTS. SHOES AND OVERSTIOES,
FOR MEN. LADIES AND MISSES.
II Highest price paid for Country
Produce, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Potatoes
&C., &c. Thankful for past favorS | solicit
continuance of the same. Respectfully.
OLIVER SHERMAN.
March n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-17
LIGHTNING RODS,

and repairing the same, when call'd upon.
From my long experience In The busins. 90
Practical Timer, and determined 10 work
none but the beet material, and a close siien.
lion 10 business, and a strict desire to plesss,
hope TO receive liberal share Of patronage.
Nv prices will be lower ibsn any other es-
tsblisbment ~ the county Give me n call
and You will certainly be pleased.
n. B.-Copper, Brass and Lead will be To-
ken IN exchange for work and all kinds ol
Ware. ". {. MARTEs.
Shepherdstown, June IL ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-17
Gpnsrl.r E.iniEinrllt-.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Linincnts will not
relieve, no swelling they
will not Suhduc, and no
lamcncSs which they will
not cure. This j. strong
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-17
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely knowD
as one of the mos:
etiectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LogpoS Ian 2j-12 80 United States BonGs-Tenforto
l0i9,i Ene railway shares. 2Gi4 DO Preferred. - y
30 In.-tO.t0u doll aud Md
ding psu IN; Nddiug Oresns, 7sii sales 1900 bales
ncuiog 1000 speculation ad cotton 10 arrive llo
cbeaper s.,e, Nug Cs. nothing below Lv
aIngs shipped December aud Jnnay at 49, Co., pped
FebFutry and March st ~ -.
LosD6S Jan 252:3O p.Psrs 0 aces Rentes en-
l0c.
GlUO bales American. -
IyRhPooL Jan 22 sales the basis Of Mddhst
Upns nothing GpO Clay snpped fbfaay and MARCH,
7sad do nothing below low Aiag, deliverable February ana
March al NJ TO-. deliverable Mlfci April at ll-lOi
readugs quiet. Corn - 3d3s3 q quarter Bacon 49,
cst. ior short Clear AdIcS
LoSDos jan 25-33O Paris dispatches quote Rsnts' al
e2L poe ,,,,,
IIygRpooL Jan 25-5 b. m-COon-Saes tie baAs Of Md
ding Upauds notng below Good Onn shipped December,
February and Manh. at lli6d; do moth
luz below aiing shipped January ard February at led
sales on Of sddug orleans nolng below Good Ordinary
saitpel February and Mach. al Z l5-l6d
L0NpoS Jan. 2J-j y. m.-rllog. Al o y evt.
IoNDoS jan % -Eyeling.-Calcutta Liosrei G0l,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD-A CANDID STATEMENT
OF THE CoMPANY's DIFFICULTIES.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: hardly think your correspondent, Z" An Old
Railroader" was just in insmuating that the archi
tect of the fortunes of New-York Central was re-
sponslble for the watering of Lake Shore. He
should have remembered that the Commodore's con-
nection with Lake Shore dates from its recent mis-
fortunes, which were the result mainly of mlsman-
agement for which he was not accountable, and
which he finds it to be of the most difficult tasks
of his life to repair. He got into the Company
through an effort to rescue his friends, and if am
not mistaken he has had bitter occasion to rue that
such help was needed.
But, while desiring justice to man to whom
railroad system is largely indebted, do not by any
means, wish to be regarded the apologist of the
perniciOus system of stock watering" which has
imperiled the finances of many of our railroads.
am entirely Of the opinion of your correspondent
that the wholly changed condition of things which
has been brought about by the panic of 1873 Will put
many of those roads in position in which it will be
most difficult for them TO provide for their
bonded debt, to say nothing about dividends on
stock. The Lake Shore managers have sought to
divert attention from the condition of the finances
of the Company by declaring cash dividend: but,
your correspondent has shown this has been done
at the expense of shameful disregard of the legal
rights of the bondholders. In order that the real
character of the constitution of this Company may
be properly understood, IS a specimen of our many
times watered" roads, permit me, as one who has
closely watched its history, to give sketch OF the
successive dilntions of its capital.
/. As TO the Cleveland Painesville and Ashtabula,
one of the roads embraced in the consolidated COM
lany. On this road 4 per cent stock dividend was
declared in 1861 in 1862, dividend of 10 per cent
in stuck and l3 per cent in bonds IN 1863 further
stock dividend of 10 per cent and in 1865 further
gratuito,'s distribution of 25 per cent of stock.
Again, i'm 1857, the stock was increased from
100000 to .SS,75O,O0o, and the bonded debt from
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BlrrrxoRE Jan 25cOoa qgsti Low ,l M1dlips ; l4 g"s
i e5a$S f,H s 35ss5 81 1 N, s. ssp,Lsns $40 ssS
Il S5aSS Wits qae ASber westeSn 81 i2Ssi 2Si No
r.. Rel d. Y f59s z NJ 7 pa MraS 81 iodsi 20; Amber DO
q 95a* 2O white 30? 81 IOesl 70 SH sS aIsi ard :ts,a,
a Te So SSSOG oa aD & @ neSS SSuu S 81 S White w
S6s Mixed d S4 Re ds S at S5 e g SO e, 5css sSsa'Ts SS
Meats; round sholer 7c C eb sides ESQ Bacon
Iao i5,.Sii2c for s'csm and Rire qas, AMI s..
Good to cfoe Tae col Roll 2Ss2sc retsu% d nominal Coffee
Jp - 2STF Gg aS 'S's a7S Sa'' o. :, sS.
uIe'9s s ha9ssd Ese, sSSd ds@and se@ rIs
Sasf 1gS a at M ~ BS a Neat. ls.i s@sr sSsad ssS
ct,r RIO sides 9Sc9 cs'T Sis SSfss Sescs ses,S c,., a.
Meats saari little doing WHISKY ''eadytai soe Batter
DETROIT jan dp and unbalanced Wheat Sos, .sd
CHANGED Corr dp sE uneSnse 9 & gss '9S S so huS
shipments Flour, 1000 bbls Wheat 5000 bush com' LOW
Jan Ouist and sps.Hs'S Wheat steady
u, ,.,a SS sy h ..or sS Rys steady q c6
Baey STEADY 81 2Oasl 2o Bulk Meat. steady sSoshisr:
Bacon-Noae 10 the market Hams lSisai'@ Lard steady Is"
io.vits jan 25-ilonr uuch.nsed Wheat unchanged Cora
demand at 6S a7oc Oats IN fair dewaod nolaoSs NJ.
sSS1 sSoud.rs ss Clear Rb sde, icae Clear sides
Ba Meat; sAGs; Saois5 6 Gear RIB and Js a.s. sHs. s
Iar quiet unchanged WHISKY hr at Ole B'snns very 'f'ns'
owssS 95Fea! steady and gnsa,9ssd % Of sd 800 S sS,
80 Tor % No. ~ sSpSs 70 KIM 20 o' S.ss sSs . No .v.ass
Cub 81 90 unchanged sse Birsy quiet Canada ssh
Ton Mteed-shor.s s24 shpslsfs s26, Mdangs $50 tOn
Ralroad FreshtsFoai 10 boston 6O~ 10 Ns"iof' AUG
AlbaAy, Sac. 80, -, xvY...,.. -. y.
,o.,. r,,v E,tr, - ~ ff5 15l state Indians, and Ohio
o IS e5G co. hgh GRADES SO snE 2o Wheat is demand i',
pe, Others dull Red 81 2OdSl 22 Amber VI 240tl 20
White e 2Jasl 30 Rive steady We Torn more acu'e ise9s
ss %s oa, S fss ss So so SaSs %.nS sHa - % S
oby aSi FaIsee Unchanged Petroleum nonHsli Refined
80 go. n mis- ec IN huk 5Ta. Whisky steady 9Sc Bat
ter dull Nswyos and Bradford County Choice sedtOe wes
or, TxtT, 3Od32c Western Hns 26a2Sc Cbeese Ami New
Yok Fapey 1884 bl6i4ei Western Prime, l4kdlb1. kgr In
GOOD denaa New Jersey, aud Delaware fTeh Sic
WeSsfn 3Od3lc; SOathern 3Od3lc
jan ?5-Feor 9us aud weak Wheat dS assSaSses
No 2 55G55 % Barley and Rye unehanged Pefh tnner az.
higher, closed gqe SIS rs cash SIS e2a fsbfes
Ala 2b Mascb Sailed Bacon anehAased 9nu
limited Iobbns demand Lard synsr l3c, sAhi 49, hssA
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
SALES FROM q O'clock P. Nj. TO CLOSE OF Brs1-
MONDAY, Jan. 25-P. NJ.

MONDAY, Jan. 25-P. NJ.
The business at the Stock Exchange has been
somewhat larger and more active than during the
past few dsys. At the opening there was the same
apparent effort to rally and sustain prices as during
the past few days. Lake Shore was selected as the
citadel from which to repel any attack that might
be made. This stock opened at 73i and was quickly
esfried up TO 73I ON small transactions, but 1t
yielded to the pressure of stock for SALE and finally
sold at 73 At this point it was reported that the
Court still reserved its decision upon the injunction
suit and the stock sharply rallied to 49, but it
finally reacted and closed at 73i073s. Western
Union, after opening at 73t On sales
Of about 4,5O0 shares, between 73 and 73t,
sold down to 7l2 rallied to 72i, and finally closed at
72s, decline of Z per cent from Saturday nights
closing prices Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was
strong again. selling at 2is, and closing at 2is.
Pacific Mail opened at 3is and closed at 3i! having
sold in the mean time at SS2. The sales of NewYork
Central excepting odd lots, coo shares at l02s
Rock Island opened 1881 and sold at tQi0i. Wa
bash was quite active between 15l, 15 15I and 15i
Borth- Western sold at 44s443l a Al "a 044i044!
81 Paul exhibited less strength than for time
past having opened at ST. it sold down to 81 regular
and se3 seller 60 days, closing at 37s. In Erie
there was only o slight business tdone at
ssiG2si02SiQ2Ss. Union Pacific opened at 36s and
showed slight .tremor at Sei but with the after
Seos rally went To SsL closing at S6,. Ohio and Mis-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
Forelgn exchange closed as follows:

There has been no change in money, and on call
rates have been 2 per cent on Government bonds,
and q as on stock collateral Prime discounts are
in good inquiry and closely scrutinlzed. Rates
range at Al to 81 The Treasurer received S42O,OOO
National bank notes for redemption.
The Clearing house statement is as follows; Cnr-
exchanges. S770SO,O73; currency balances, $685.
1871; gold exchanges S1S,SSl ,l94; gold balances
$1,955,449. ..:o
United States bonds have been strong On stiff
demand from banks and financial corporations we
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

sissippi opened at 2si, sold 2S99ss0'Ss. Misscu,i
Pacific, which on Saturday declined per cent
opened this morning at 4s, quickly sold at 49,
and the next sale was 1900 shares at A.
then to 4el and back to ait, closing at
47aa4s. Atlantic and Pacific, Preferred
sold at 14l0t@.@a Hannibal and st'!Jo opened at
2la declined to 9O2 and closed at 2l, The general
market closed feversh and unsettled. The opening,
highest, lowest and cosne prices efstocks sold to-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
There were no sales of city bank stocks. The bids

The railway mortgages were active and irregular,
the undoubted issues commanding high prices. This
is notably true of the Paclcs. Toledo and Wabash
securities were lower. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Convertible Is sold at 1924. and Hamilton
and st. Joseph Convertibles down to 81. The bids
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
NEW-YORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY


BhEYks-Rerpts for the week aggregate Dt1l against S92J
ani 500 for the corresponding week last year lncu1Dg
the Saturday the fresh offerings Yesterday and to-day 21O
j3J hesdl3 Onshgndrsdhs l27 81 Jesey
CITY and Wehawken The beef market dragged heavily a
demand for beef dull and
limited pss felt of 2 n 10 Friday with number OF car
loads held out OF market Yesterday al Onehonarcdlh'
st with sn0ws;orn 10 contend Win Toe
hai trAe and prices better Tor
the selling nter than the previous Friday Tsd the weather
really shade nrmer hut common
ordinary grade. dragged aud the market generally gsed AZ
among considering the OF the cattle In TIE
wet reIns aud Ceosee ranged IRON c o to dress "a 10 me
gros, lO'l 81 10 rough thin CRY cows aud
shelly" AT " b 10 dre 90 %
prime natve o4 TO l2 ~ to dress oo1
5S m from l3c 70 IL 4, TO dfess oS ID
The unauthorized aud announcement that the new cattle
Bus the east bank OF the Hudson RIVER
between sIb aud sItyhhst would be formally opened Tor
bans to-day did barn. those interested had noticed contra
dcon the TRDrss market report of Wsdneday
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

In the Southern State bonds MissOuris arc strong,
with plain bonds up to 96., Hannibal and ST. 10 at
Q53 and long skies of 1876 at 100. New-York State
County bonds sold at LOG, and Brooklyn Water Loan
at LOG The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
HoUsBs P0R THREE YEARS.


NAVAL STORES-The for Strained ROsn is 1uet to-day but
arm at Is bid 81 20 asked Spn upentlne is vefy nrm at
3sc we ONLY hear Of 1870 bbI sold at quotation ami 90 Dds
New 592c ars only selling in small lois AZ " 20 Fn
quiet al 81 25H$2 81 , . ~, -,
dull and tame az 81 l2dsl Is for Prime Winter 9OGUsl Tor no
and ~ Ld85c for No AeBhaden doll aud steady Ote Os
areun unchanged -.
doll sni nominal at 2e for spot
and balance bat firm at II Crude lDacVe
At b. spot G06tc asked for first bali OF feoIy
sales 900 bb in bulk spot et 64c Naphihl dn az 3t
Az inactive and nominal at s1l2e The
action. vet; quoted 81 35dfl 9Th; OIL CITY quiet ~ zoo
81 u Roueye quiet; sold 81 20fl 223 Petroleum Centre
quiet S 81 O22 bid at wesi ParAers-Nohng
doing: United ST. l2 1dSl 1324 go -
PROV ION-The rather weakes with AR local
demand for spot moderate inquiry for future sales OF 930 o
NV 10 bb unnsected Extra PRIME At FLO ooO
slJ 3D. Beef 10 steady aud IN mderate
eef bat arm; 100 Extra India Mess private
steady but for southern and
Mess active and stronger sales
on 700 ves for fresh Shoulders 2"7 " Tor fcEd
do so,c Smoked lO0lOl2c to- fresh ans 1870
lO or Picked l2I4dl2 for Smoked do 9sl for fresh
average 10 Bellies iO2dl054e 80 oxs heayy Bellies
CHG demand and sales 81 LOO BIS
Civ Long Clear at lOUlOa latter for light weights 800
brs half seller February lO Dressed Hogs are better
and good 77sGSc. for Western, aud 2d for City
Lard quiet but fm $50 CITY 1879; 100 tes No
er bear 900 seller l3 s css 5000
seller February 1000 seller March at Is To-
l6Gl4c.; $50 cs, seller May, at Ia 3lBc.
depressed and prices rule nominal The
DTS equal demand and there accumulation Of
medium grades rule lower Rolls dll and lc
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

hoSDAT Jan. 25. 1873
COTTON market for spot Cotton du and
tasier but prices without quotabe change Receipts the
% 900 bales this dsy last lTIl bales
s dnT 35 3s6 haes; Ia New. ok, 1Gj,l2l ba
consolidated stock 500, sos biles.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
THE MARKETS..
ICafeiu1v reported for THs TRIBcsE.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
MONDAY. Jan. 25, 1875.
The following complete list Of exports saip2ei 10 vessels which
were cleared today or foreign
BRgsEs-Ship Derby
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

=
a3 II9 500 2s7 6iI 100 100 81 s3 500
% e3e oss 400 269 9e 100 26 s9s 800 6s
teb "a oS9 gro 700 27 2S 700 90S0O
teb oj 999 76 200 2o
van ~ s6 23 900 80 800
Nor 7olI 100 900 2s2 55S 800
Mar 800 $50 7s 100 &C. 600 @
Mar 100 100 SOo 20 400 eo yS Io0
Mar 2s239 900 % .as zoo en- tss 100
% :, o9a c91 200 oe1 600 600 lo0
p 20 100 SSa o6 oaa 66 &C. 800 56613sOO
AM M 90 gc 99S b5 900
hp 20 aSs o1 @ Sss i9s 800 g. $500
NY 9SG 9SG 40 2ss coo $40 S. $4,000
Ma 5SS a9S 600 2s6 90 922 200 S. 10000
May % 23l 23 2si s OO @ % oo go 90 S oo
NAY 5S1 ora 400 1so 400 2e727 500 81 6670o
Jno "a o9o 700 400 279 100 26764 900 9OO
Ipe On 2si 900 800 o95l 900
lime Of a9a 900 279 200 26 800 81 Ss00
Juiv 2s 79 500 800 26511 800 81 200
JuI II 0l9 525 600 2s7 300 S03 900 800
July 2s7 400 25 923 700 81 335l0O
Juiy 2 2s5 25721 500 6 s63 700
HuS Q19 800 2sl 700 257 600 500
Ano e042 1GI 600 2s 100 25I62200 65SS900
Aue IL 23 $50 25 so5 roo 66649oo
AnS % 2S 279 COO 25 100 6667sl00
Ane 000 100 27s 900 IS 800 600 65 400
sen o3 46 900 27s3l9 100 800 672s2600
Sent 10 097 sS2 ZOO 279S4 800 25662+00 200
Sent 10 2S6 500 100 256O5OO $685.
Sent On o36 800 go 100 600 ca S0t 800
OCT 2S6 200 900 25,625S0O 400
Oct 10 2s 20 aS s S5 sS oC0
So o. 9SS 30l 500 2s 25Ol3500 $500 800
Oc al o95 s59 zoo 2s 100 250575O0 69626O
Nov 996 900 2s5 700 800 25os29 900 5945 200
Nov IA 900 ooi 900 23 100 200 825O0 b96250O
Nov o 9l 500 II 900 H96S0OO 81 800 900
Nov % 900 G7 800 2s2 II 800 2S84 100 530 900
Doc 01o f39 100 i467 200 25026O 5O227O
Nc 20 9S 40S o 2s 428SOo "a S0i 800 $500
nae 10 9i5 707 800 2s5 1863 500 600 H9370o
noe o. Ola 600 2s3 1887 100 q 6o100 47l63i0O
o IGa 900 24 II 600 "a 622 GOO t9636OO
oI 900 800 232l2l00 "a 407 900 50s2l 100
n n 500 2s2 ZOO 900 a. 2ss9OO 5527 900
Jan % so 2 32sOO 2o9o5 200 24lo3oOo SoS5o6Oo
T.prr orre Arera1e Amount Of Loans Specie, CTcuia
ton Deposits. and Legd Tenders an me Bdf,ks or INC
Cify Of New York for he 'ceek ending saturday, 'a"
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

RICE-Tho uarket remains nm trade demand sales OF
l2 7l2do c $50 bb tuisians at IA 2, TOR
prime grades 10 b5 do at Od0 for 10" grades AMI - Bags
Raueoon Oas0Ol2c.
SEEDSC request steady sales Of $50 bags State
Al 6 100 bags rejected lie 100 bags Western AZ lie
sTGARNThe demsn1 ar at steady values sales Of 10 tc
ftle private emsi GoO tcs or March
ii l4c.
markc. steady sales Of 100 boxes Centrifugal al S'sd9c
44O hhd old crop SldS s We quote FAIR TO Good kehnig
Cuba at SdSc PRIME do Sci Centugsl hhds aud boxes
49, ga G9 lsc and No II Cyed BpA at S Refined
IN request u former igIes: 2 'Soh Yellow 80
Oc White: 1850 Crushed 1925 ~ for PoSdereii
an1l FOR Grauullted. 80.
TALLOw steady fair inquiry of 100000 Fair to
Prime a S7saS l0.lUe -,
WHIskY-Thee unaeed ngure Tsles Of 300
bbls at 81 1dJ1l2 &c.
We learn hrouyh Messr Walsh Brooks Kellogg Of CoyingOn
Of Cincinnati Ohio and Covngton have
distilled 1873 273 222 bb, and for the 1874,
275 bhs (which according the Internal Revenue Collectors
ces) They trIhey the above ststemen es
number very largely increased the great
goods under proof We take pleasure IN
the above statement oact relating TO
principal rcditng houses in hs vicinity daring
Dec 81 Al be
determination conservative course IN view Of the
uncertain financial ouook materially Affected the yeume OF
has about balanced the esnt 81
while had pr.eIrel the
expansion pan ard discontinued the rigid scrutiny with which
could
doubled Dug have pursued our
wekuoNn policy con6nng ourselves TO the strictly large ae.
ignoring retail dcae aud shaping conduct Of
bnnes the interests c1hced
possible degree Speaking the entIe trade must
xben circular form sincerely coBSsue friends
two have business
mill single bad debi5 Oihrr NOrts,
have not had sSie failure among nGmetous customers
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

Is 1882 Ms1sh 700 sS 900 70 is59ci April 100. I53,r
10 I9a2e iy zoo iG'. total 1909 bale. ,sa,rasy:
March l5sal6 3S2s Aptl 70 lll9al5 2332ci May. 10
msrts veal 90 irregular. sa to-day to2 m-Jsan
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

The London market was quiet and steady for Con-
soils. and irmer for United States securities whe
Erie Preferred sold at Al There was no change IN
the rate of money either at the Bank of England OF
in the open market. The foreign exchange market
has been very firm, but no bills were Offering. The
gold market has been quiet but strong on the heavy
EXPORT movement land after opening at ll2s, al
vanced to 112t and closed at 1l2a to 1l25 The car
rying Trates were g. 8. and ! per cent TO Hat
for borrowing. The heavy shipment OF saturday
has induced decline IN the London rate for $50
gold pieces of Id, the rate now being 76s. I'D Inc
Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl2S,OOO in coin To-
terest and S123OOO i'll called bonds The day busi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Cold
cleared SS7 6l 900: gold balances, S1s375e0; cur
rency balances, S2lO2,592. The quotations for gold
we're:
IO.OO .l12ss ;l:3O..l1224 400. "ll22 2;30 ..'ll2%
iGSo.lI2. l2900ll2s SUD-; He i23.
ll0O-..l12ds l23O,..llE's z'O'''llEe ~iiN
The DAVIS business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised
Cold 3ll Ol3 Og Currency balance 1929 }O33 ~
God baarces. 46014ll7 10 Cusoms.''.'' sVViVVV w
Currency TeceiUs. louOlf %
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
n,,y rR1BtNE TUESDAY JANUARY &C. SHEET

400 Peeuary 100 Hs2' 6a do9 G i9e sa. Zoo
is 5,I6c loo is iis2e edo is 200 10 S2o aoo
1900 300 7oS ig o2 9is2f - TS 1850 sso
10 332c June 100 l6 6.l6e JULY 100 10 1884, oOo loi
total, l9,400 bales; grand total 2S,000 bales ,.,,
COFFBB-Thee feeling the market for ho ana
prices show advance Of % ordinary good cargcss na
@ revise quotations aecofdneD AZ 'n IN
provcment active demand has at the out po $50
large business transacted full former bgure the % embrace
500 bags South America and late Saturday evening %
Modesto both not ansd and also to-day ooOo osss
Traveller at Baltimore 70 arrive here at 1914 4tlZ bags per
fere 70 arrive al Mes Orleans l9e and 1000 bags per Wn
fred Baltimore lee Receipts ending this evening
IA bags time 76 We quote
ordinary lsdls.j fair do do, 1910
l9c; and prime do 94d20c, Stocks this evening AZ all
ports add SO sSs b.g bag. here 6Sos bag.
.gs at Richmond o04l at Hampton Roads and l4l9S bags
Baltimore.
FLOUR AND MBALThe Flour market opened with rather
sesbtss the limited arrivals Of the low grades and
reduction stock Of shipping Extras holders have
advantage Trade and Family brands steady but quiet Al the
the market rather hrmer With doing for export de-
mand largely confined 70 Shipping brand. Of Minnesota and State
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

CHEzsE-In .1arke. there fair business passing Shippers
inquiry and nbmitng to holden. views they
2 cy sucy. trade there IS f business doing
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
ia o,cLOcK-sALEs BEFORE The CALL
GOvERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENI-
SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK P. NJ.

Eolts of state Bonds Railroad B0ndS-Bank and Ratl
road SedTes-EIDreSS Stocks. dc.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

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Corn Mes 1884 25 Corn Meal Bante ~ S0asA 30
Cors Meal ssterp $50 80 Corn Meal Gold Bar.4 600
Con- MpsI. weatH 100 4 80 - 49,
Buesghea Flour steady and fair demand STATE fz Qua
81 75 asd Pennsyyspia at 81 7OdSZ 10 " 100 u
PREIGHTS-I this market tbre nothing particularly attractive
berthroOm Is chiefly for CRAM an Tor
which feeling but for other commodities there 20
Ia the chaenng line there very little 9on ou
rates considered steady The engagements ncude; 10 Lp
pool steam bush Grain al 91lOd per bush VVo
tons Ocae 26s 80 hhds Talor BY sail al 55
charters comprise bark hsrsee With 600 ob
Crude bb bark (noH 70 bostoh
from Baltimore direct With 44O0 Grain at o. 6i per
Petroleum charter from here but the paca
lars yet kept private
2GRAINI Wheat opening there movement and prices
Spring unsettled with ouy limited inquiry winter vas
steadily held The market eose, hgher Wto
limited OF rings Splg Winter steady but que the sales are
IO7 500 bush 81 l0l2dsl IL for No Chicago Sprng Ahoat
store 81 25axl Red Westerns ST q for Amber do 81 ~
81 Il 21Sl 10 for No Mwukee sHoat and
Unsrsdd IL % Barley IL dull and prices iaVo
buer Barley Mali quiet and tame sales OF 5,OOO baso
Canada q 100 busb good Lake Shore at Sl d.
Two-osed State at 81 40 time Oats are stronger
though acye the Offering. limited especially Of "hte INC
New Ohio Mixed at 81 L2a0oc, on track
069e aaoat; White at 70G7Ooc, tack and ahoat
Western Mixed 6SG6S 2, track and 69c ahost; White AZ
69e for good aaoat; White held IL % shoat Rye steady
the sales are 9)c, aAa Corn freely ohei
and export demand lower and favor the buyer
Od Mixed nominal 93c afoat the sales are
bnh ero S5dS5 2c Western White at $50 olc
Western Yellow llOo6c; Southern Yellow at 30 42deOcj
Southern White S7dSsc. jersey Yellow at S5c.
GRAS IN NETWORK AND BROOKLYN WAKE
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

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