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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.


Co.'s
General Agent.
sreetb and
Sold the nstamen Pan $o Down. and $40 Month till paid for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN -MARKKrs

Lo~pos jan Gig 80 m1he rate FOR the stoei Er
change = y cent United stats nus
1868 old. lO72; 1858, 1924 Bue Runway Shares 2O@ZOH
Preferred AZ.
FRASKSoEr JAM 6-Uned Bonds, 05as for the issue Of
1862. 49,,
ding Upands 7la .D7ssL Mdllng Orleans 7's sales Z1OOO
nve the basis Of Mddng UDlaaos nothing
below Good Orsy shipped December Aad January at lod
ped January February, at 1ss DO, do shipped
FeDary and are ll-l6t noting below Low hddns
sppe January BIOL DO de"7erabe Jsn
ary at nj do deliverable January and February AZ i co.
deliverable February and MARCH, At 19IOi Do do dehefsDs
March ana April, 7tsL an, .oo, 49,, .,
IoNpoy Jan 90 m-COnsols for 92isdo2 ard Tor
the account O2qg2 Paris dispatches quote kenies Al Oh soc
LIyERPoO Jan 60 mCottOn aes on the basis Of hdlhng
Upand nothing good Ordinary shipped February atd March
Mddng Upsnds nothing below Low hed nga hppe1 jan
t7sL; sales the bass oil hJnng Os
nothing below Low Mddng deliverable February anu March, al "
Breakfasts qne. lard. O1i y e"t , =, ,. It,. a..
LOSDoy $3.50 mIhe smount Of bulo1 goae INTO e
Bank Of gabd to-day 2Go.OOO AdTees from Pans
quote Rentes at 62L Az =, - , ~,
ding nothing below Low Mdtng slipped February ana
March At 1884, bass of milling Orleans DOhg
Loxpos jan Rsdaed Petroleum. 924VlOd gallon Tao",
Al cwt. ~ .,
AsrwERP Jan 6-Peroeum, q a. for Fine Pale American
LoyDoy jan. B-5 D. m.-Ede Railway shares, 20G2blf
LIVERPOOL Jan Gj COtO1, sales on the bais Of Mdhng
Upands nohng Ordinary shipped February aud hareh'
att l1-l6d Corn. 39i9G4Oi3 per quarter - - ,
O-2:3O mBe Railway shares, 20 lhe rate OF
the open market Tor three months 5s IN o4O per CENT
which is 3G YER below the Bans Of Bog All
LIVERPOOL jan $3.50 MOI the Cotton saes to-day I54OO
bs American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

fcient to not only stop any further absorption OIL
the stock by outside parties, but to turn the tde
again toward Broad-st, at first slowly, out
enough to prevent the price from goihg
to IS, as was the intention oil inc
manipulators at the time. From 81 the price
gradually declined simply from the supply oil .i'is
outside stock TO about 49, when the fresh develop
ments of the Company's complications accelerated
the supply of the stock, and the drop was more
rapid So it is that although at 5000
the price was easily advanced per cent, now with
the most persistent bullug at 81 1t refuses to rally
and hold. OF course if the purchase OF this stock
shall 10 persiStently continued. the effort
must at last succeed, temporarily at least. in
advancing the price. The same is true of Wabash.
Large quantities of This stock had been taken up at
prices above 4O underth impression oindushiously
circulated last Spring that the Company was making
largo savings in its operating expenses but these
statements having proved delusive the stock again
began to return to the Exchange for sale, under
which the price gradually declined to vo'
and after some fluctuations in the vicinity
of this price, to %, Mt when the
average operator thought it would do TO buy Tor an
upward turn and, amatter OF fact 1t bas equiIcu
the return of less stock to put the price from - 10
than would have depressed it per cent from
81 or 49, 1t was the last hair that
broke the camels back. There were ruinois
in the street to-day of an intended lmuncuon upon
the pavment of the Lake Shore dividend lately nc
clared. but we could trace them to no trustworthy
source The business of the day has resulted in the
transfer of about $4,000 shares OF stock
and the general course of the market
has been downward. Comparing last nights closing
prices with those of today the decline has been III
Central and Hudson, c., c. aud |. C., ST. Paul and
Wabash, per cent Lake Shore. ! Erie Han
nbal and st. Joseph, and Union Pacific
and Rock Island each ! Western Union Telegraph
and North West Preferred, :; and Northwest Com
mon and Pacific Mail each It; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph advanced ! per cent. The sales OF
leading stocks were distributed as follows:
Pacific Mail 800 shares; Lake Shore s. 900; West
ern Union. 94.GJ) Northwestern $500; Union Pa
ciGc 203OO; Wabash. 1890; Erie, 10700; Ohio and
Mississippi 10 600; ST. Paul, $500; Rock Island, 500,
and c. G. and l. c., 12)O shares. The opening. high
est, lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold
4 foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
COTTON MARKETS.

Nav OaLR.Ss Jan 6-Coon Grn,r; good demand; Mdding
PC Low Mpdng 1ic Coco Ordinary l27sc net rece pts zoos
b 2724 bales; exports to Great b1t,n l6 bales 10
the 74 blles sales $500 bales stock 24 426 bales
Ja9 6Cotton nomnal stormy weather interrupts
business Midng Ale MGdug 10 6lie Good Ordinary
l2L6l2s.c l90 baesi exports coaswse, 1905
bales; sales 500 bales STOCK, "a, S42 bales -
6-CotOn MddlnR. IL Low hhldlnR
l4c Ordinary l3c receipts, 1893 bales; gross s3o
bales exports Britain 3l42 bales cOastw ll59 bales
sales 00S bal les; stock, 9i,9Ol bales
MOBILE jan GCottol steady; Mddng Nis9l4l4; net re-
cep $40 bales 1872 bales; exports o35 bses
sales |, 500 bales stock 10 500 bales -
GALVESTON, jan 6C0ton firm, moderate demands Mifdinf
4c hddlng lac Good 0rdinaIy l9iiei net receipts
bales; EXPORTS to Great Britain 1852 oosstse IL
MEMPHIS 6-COtton 6rm Mddling, l4L0l4 u Low
Mdding l3sdl4e; Good Ordinary l3Lc net receipa l72o
bales bpments 2205 bales sales 1000 baesi stock o92ao
bales ..,u ,,,
ding IL Is; Good Ornary. 1890 grou receipts S67 bss
pors so bales cossrie $50 bales; sales 29O
bales; Spipnes l06 bales stock. 1888 bales $500
6.-Cotton aud h2heri hidihnR. IA
Low addnT 1855 Good Ordinary II receipts 43l bass
shipments 636 bses sales az baes stock. 33 l45 bales
AreurA Jan 6-Cottov demand good; Middnng l4e Low
Mddg 1890. Good Ordinary ~ net receipts S2S bes; sales
wInIsaroS Jan G-CotOn srm; MAILING 1870: receipts
332 balcs Great Britain COS ba ssAre eol bales
$50 e stock. 2,0UO bstes
BosToN Jan 6-Coien quiet End srm Mp5ahnx. l4'se.
BAL baies 37A bales % 1877 sass sOox 2S7n
NoRyorx Jan seadv aadhss. i4.el rssp.s
966 bals exports eoastslse 45O bales ssle we saa sek
Is 096 bales.
CIscIxslr Jan 6CottOn quiet and am hdanx l4isa act
receipts 500 hales; shipmen ST. bales stock, lASl bs
PHIIADxLPuIA, jan 6Coaon 6Tm McSaE AN GlSe.i net
receipts 81 bsksi grOss. 3l2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

S.vYonE Jan 6-gEryEs.R.e,iP. were "a cars. Q, lSeG
S & 1pgg Tom poc to prime Prices were moi mate
rally and Of the dro1s purchased Iut " Chicago
elusive bulls and rough sold 2GJe TO- live weight
, 'as ,' %sSe va 70 dress 81 S ali naive
The nshunddlhst we're 20 cars for segei MEYERS
Ii ca for r. IL for Coon Thompson cars for s.
Sse sold tAet ':eOp9s SO I9O. ';sfr' ~
at iLe i9 90 cwt. II 2Gll'.c and as DO, 7ae"t
Moses. seoqn IS Illinois steers ewt, " IL iae y
G. EasHsu on bis own account 81 fat Illinois steers ia ew
a. i2c p No.. 1877 do ia ewt '.al2Ac aud SO hght d.
A. Jersey CIV Norm. w.Is Co had 10 cara; Lehman Brothers
ean A. suniheimer, cars Stems Strauss Gears aud NJ
Co sold sassAsHsI y .'; d y 1 e ' at
cows 500 D. gross syers, 4'c live weight and 10 bulls
BcS ~ wSeel o Lsh%a Broe 10 mixed yg.
stag 1 SS ss s.,, Sst p s S flIsi @
81 n so yg9is steers "a es. at l2 to dress % ID and ID
Ssp for ssss n eS ss s.a II
Sis n 70 dress 100 b. and for Kabu Is Ken
''s,' ss T ss IL: D. e g Sss e. sS ri Illinois ~ TIA
81 ., i2siSs n f s, S5 "a 10 t &C. 10 s s
iS4 isii d. s. s!t iise S's.: b.
Co 70 ks9sue1y eau. "a - eva d. :. dfs'' o7S's
s.n.s for Nom. Co. 90 Ee, steers. g.. ewt llas
M Lsost'ss fei horH c t q Hhno, steers 90 ert
W l. Dadisy. iei Morris Co. 81 Illinois steer. o. '~t. Al.
Gec Tose 70. Morris Co. Ss light Illinois s.. swt al.
sarsr LA.ss-Reesp % cars 1850 hs.a-ls
was far and pce, fully sustained sor bucks we're sold
7fS7Srs. and isif aaS. at " - "
unet Elliott sod Z Ohio sheep Io2 .7e p nj
iys b. a. r. So de- S rs rs S'.i'a
Klsy .os los ono .se,p lo2a a7'. D, $50
do 81 NJ . e'c 1856 do 10 n at Csc, and ias state d. OF l.
,s.ss e, :es 200 oss sheep 7ea
p lss d. 81. q b. p S .s .s$ y, No. 81 ~
ISL do lis n at 7a 81 do esia at Tel Is DO 27 h. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
for city hank shares:

We call the attention of our readers to the 1910
per cent loan of the city of Cincinnati 100000 OF
which is offered for competitive bidding by tho
American Exchange National Bank. Bids Will be
received by that bank until noon Saturday 18th
instanO
Among the partnership changes incident to the
new year may be mentioned the retirement of Mr.
NJ. Z. de Rivas from the house of !. j. Newcombe d
Co., and the accession of Mr.. Joseph Packard. with
out change in the firm name. The incoming partner
was for many years identified with an extensive
manufacturing business in Albany. from which he
retired some five years ago with an ample fortune
Tired of idleness, he now joins his relative, Mr.
Newcombe, in a business which, though already
established, cannot but be augmented by MIR. Pack
ards well-known character, sagacity, and capital
The following securities were sold at action to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

N. tots. supply for the far bead 2S3 c,
227 the lime last week. Inc mhse' ss &c n
I of prices heavy and light stock, BOT lew
present. bat few zod eattls IN the yards me .
The oF.ngs were stock ssle 800 heal ln"s
ranging from LOGO to A40 ~ % 6Od*6 50 700 heal ndaa
steers ranging 900 6lS b. at 81 @t7 20 3Oo nea'
Ohio steers ranging 750 to $40 b ats l6dt6 ~ M l
TO-DAY,
supply for the week l36OO hesd ssinst o4uV mao
The time Market dull bat few sales TO-DAY Duys
on1 for dece sellers about oD &C sps.
mostly Of good quality We 'ses
made Yesterday If sales OF wv hesa
sh ,ep ranging from 80 to 10 h. at "a 7OG$o 31A2 -
1900 head. max NJ the 1'ia tnppY or
the week thus far ~ 800 head for te same
umr week at &6 Is dSd l2i2 Tor IoTrs
81 2j heavy hogs about LOU saa we're sp0a Oh
about Is car the yaris un,od, mostly eonnoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
"WEDNESDAY, San. So. NJ.


There is mach surprise expressed on the Street ut
fbe perslsteney with which Pacific Mail and
WABASH. both having declined 50 heavily of Late TO
fuse to rally. But tho average stock spoe-
ulator of the day sometimes ovcrioos ono very es-
sental eecat which should eater into the osiouis-
ton. viz: the quantity Of stock upon tho marriott,
and one Other quostion-is that quantity increasing
or decreaSingf For instsaee. Pacific Mall id
vanced very slowly frcn ssoat ~ TO
s., for the season that st sy@y snaAi
advance the stock held on speculation was Ton sale
o. a profit but an this time there was going fer
ward an absorption through the continued psr-
ohases of those who were iaduced By vert
ons Representations TO believe that the
stock was cheap and By the time
that the prios had become fairly established at %
or thereabouts. shs quastty held ON speeulstten
bad become 80 reduced that IL required Les
effort to mark it Up another per cent than II had
u advance it per cent from IS. The appearance
- ~ CSmpAny's septspbsT statement Yves suf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

Apr IS 90 32e; May 10 1895 June 10 l7s2e yuP iga
1IG 2532c; August 10 16l6gl7ei market Ne 3a ss
t sSS' .s y 2ssrls 100 400 S Sse
60o IJsc 200 10 32c 800. 10 ll6ci 100 Ia
100 IA i5.iGc loo IA 2932a 800. lse 100 10 ia 20
100 i6c 200 10 l32c 200 - l-IGe 10 l3sf hhfd ~
iSo Is $780, 300 - iCc 800 i834e 100 IT, az
zoo i, 5lc lo92s i3S l9oo ,o April t 49,
500 iGc 100 10 732c go i65 100 - 2o pc 5 99
iGt 10 i6 S2c: 400 10 i-l6c; 900 l6ie- NAV. 200
iSa; 500 10 ll-39e 100 1872 200 ~ sy2 ~ bi ~
100 ~ &C. 500 iG9s June 400 lGas 500 10 0l6e
400 i6ioe JAW 200 10 1876 August 800 10 lOloS |Oo
ITe io1ai N zoo bales; grand to,al. 4SbCO bales
CoPFER-rhe Rio small and holders arc 5,n
os al the p0s sales OF lIOV oAEs
per CncEe 237l b'gs PEI Tempar both D,mS S r dos
sJes Good do lJ9l04.i Prime do. 2O02ohcj and ei
tce rsnse for lots l7a i s.. eyh 60 and % das In NJ
grades have new feature 10 ho'e tue h~iAe' o
auie 81 stock a.. 90.
and uRder liberal effect SAILS OF o# sades some
eouceon have be made No ami bupehae AIRY acye
Rrales except no
nd ,n1ra n sls Of 70JO b. We q1ote;
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fluanriat.
Nsv-YeRx, Jan O, 1878.

NavYonK Jan q, 1873.
ANNUAL REPORT of tho AMERICAN
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oohrASx-r.e osr. se.. e
real wshn-r aud naseAh TIE sassAi sIissss
debts Of The Company Jan l. 1870 A mel sIscaa 81 800
II. e. ANYONE, rssttcnt
III cF Fs,1se. Trustees
Oosny the 9th Dag Jsoussy
1879. personally Rocker
be person described and be the
the Amena. COMPANY snd si Che
spten,s Of the foregoing 10 his hnovds except
those matters Information and belief ADD
THOMAS n ROCKER SECRETARY
Sworn 10 before m this 9Th Gay Of January, 1915
CHARLES TkPPAN. sstAJ Public. Ksss Ca, u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
RorrrRnAs-eteamer W.. A. 6eholten.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WtDNtsDAf Jan. o. lY7b
CoTToHe activity and buoytncy Boed market Tor mot
Cotton yesterday sill noticeable TODAY sgan
further advance Of Ia y n all grades adjust quota
soeongy the favorable ouotf,g
Wa market bere) further asg Of sr,ss AZ ,be
have sellers tbs ssvahtsse at sbppng pos
tsAsv e645 Abe; II $50
lass 1878 bales, sock sswi ok l5l 023 ssnses
dated 6635S bales the Of Cotton
81 1874 follow ~srehoase 30 3e5 IA Rr.sil,n
81 Ut bales whsres l70 bales shpboar not
500 bales Staten Island 20 800 bAesto,al Dol ha.
Qnosnou ssndd e4asnbcapen Sept INA
auc Uoaud CoStoD In qasiy
or b+ov the quoted:
OrdTnsr. l27s Stnet Goo1 Ordinary, Ian MddHrz lSl.
GOOD Oru- 10 g Low MA l44 6ood Mid lUa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
WOOL MARKET.

Bosror jan 6Tne opens via drm crns for Wool
small activity
msy confidently looked t Bales have ben made good Xxx
Choice No Ohio and Pennsvvass 55fSTe ieess
At 53d65c xxx 60 Michigan a-eoss hsvs bees demsat
bUd52e ani Western hesces s502c ter cosss ssd Chse
Csmng Deane aeecs aud Ia t dsas4 ID es3e
Tn Pulled Wool Low grades 81 sager rather
qualities fair the having
from 4O9l5c. California Wool remains unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

were:

The London advices reported securities steady and
money lower. three months bills being discounted
at 1916 per cent, while the rate on Government
securities was A. The rate at the Bank of England,
which gained GGsO00 sterling to-day, is per cent.
Tho foreign exchange market has been quiet, but
strong, and actual business not far below the
nominal rates given below Gold opened higher
than it closed last night and sold at 1929, from
which, after transaction two at 1922, it advanced
to 1872 and later ruled at 112sGl123. On gold loans
the carrying rates were to per cent. The specie
export to-day was 100000 gold coin and Sl5O,OOO
silver The Assistant Treasurer paid out SIPS 900 in
coin interest and Sl92OOO in called bonds. The
DAYS business ut the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared $40 100000; gold balances $2,791 Gao;
currency balances, $312l. 800. The quotations for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
$1,000. 5000
$l,OOO.OO0
MUNICIPAL BONDS
OF THE
CITY OF CINCINNATI
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE


In coupon bonds of $1,000 and $500. bearing seven
and three -tenths a $40 per cent interest pay able
January and July in each year, at the American
Exchange National Bank in New-York.
These bonds are part of an issue of S100O0000 aut
thorized to be made for the construction BY THa
CITY OF CINCINNATI of line of railway from said
city to Chattanooga. Tenn. the income of which il
paid directly into the Treasury OF Cincinnati.
The Faith and Credit Of the City is Pledged for hs
Payment Of Principal aud Interest Of this Loan, and
the City Government If Cincinnati IS required by Lac,
annually to Levy Tar Sufficient toPay the Interest aud
Provide Sinking Faad for the Final Redemption Of the
Bonds.
S27O0 900 of this loan has been heretofore issued
and the bonds are selling at 1o3 AND NTEREsu
EACH PROPOSAL will state the rate of premium
that is bid to which will be added accrued interest
from January 1 TO date Of payment
FULL PAYMENT may be made and the bonds de-
lvered on January SO at the pleasure of the bids
der at any date not later than March l. In case oil
deferred payment IT, marginal deposit Of five pei
cent will be required
AILoTGEETs will DO made at the earliest possible
day after tho opening of the bids
The right Is reserved 10 reject any proposals ana
10 allot O portion Of any bid should the total Dos
exceed the amount now offered.
The total indebtedness Of the City OF
Cincinnati was Oct. II. lSI4...... Sso%'oW
And its entire debt after the Issue OF
the whole of the present loan will DO ., 0ooooo
about. .............:.; 49,; -. iN'~'
The prSSpst.v 'Naed W .o w. 100000
Inc as1 properly assessor -. $50 s2osso
AMERICAN EXCHANGES NATIONAL BANK,
I2s ROADWAY. December 80, 1874.
This Bank win receive scaled proposals for one
Million Doilars 7-ss Bonds. Of the City OF Cncin'
matt ssdo1nahle In l902-prinopal and interest pay
able at this Bank In accordance with the above sd'
vsrtisement
Bids will bs opened January prox., OF Twelve
''' 49, GEORGE s. COE.
Pres Amer. Exchanss National panA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

$50 shares Msnhssn Gssiet Company 262 2g264a
500 thAres kaiiosd Gvu
$50 shares Mercantile nk..... 70
14O shares Mocha cs' National Bsnk.'..'..''.''''i 80
$50 shares National Ozn| Bank ~
Bu ches and DroyerS Bank ljEd l33
30 fhares National Broqiwsr .......2lOs
20 shares NewYork Life Insurance ard Trust ComranJ 400
sa WHlamsbnTel Gisiglt Conn eH-uiViceudjl3I
100 shares les Cash ht Company VI Hfookya.... 81
Sc 900 Toledo PeOs, aud Warsaw Railroad Company (West
DiVislon "a Mortgage per cent bonds 81
$50 600 Delaware Hudson Canal Company l Mortgage
fcr CENT Registered
S2l 900 New York and OswegO Midland Railroad Company
(WcsteTn ENteusior) lst Mortgage bonis...... pa
Ssse bopG. coupons on from March io75.... 32la
$500 Vguis6 per cent bond dne 1888
$1,000 County Of Brunswick, Virginia, cent boud due
1895 y
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvana Skies. 112; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, ~; Reading Railroad, ST.; Pennsylvania Rail-
road, 53a. Cold ll22
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For future delivery press &c y y. bushes,
olov,. Middnnr
s.l. ys:.eraay sae, ~7yauu.ry 100. I4ae b.brg.r,
Ia l,s2e 800. IbG Aseh 400 Is elee; 1000. l6I,s
300 u 1929 oaapHl SeSS lcs. CO. y Si;S2e
100 le lyslei 100 lee 900 10 l7s2e Jal,. 300 l6'.
lps2s ysbsaAsy IL Sj.32eIbe hNek ID tb>32alb H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

In State bonds Tennessees declined to $50 FOR old,
ex coupon and to 55i for new, ex coupon Missouris
sold 95G95 for Long Sixes 93 for Is of 1876 and
aS for Is of 1877. The ftlowing were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

Railroad bonds were firm aud in moderate request.
There was farther slight decline in Central and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
The following are the closing quotations of foreign
exchange

Early loans were made at per cent but the de-
mand for money was subsequently met at and 8,
the closing quotations being2 and 8. Prime busi-
ness notes were in demand at 81 tot
Government bonds have been quiet but generally
firm, the business being somewhat less important
~ --- W. onpov tho lott nricas.
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home not actYe Tor blely Iholte Oc
We qote:
FACTORY. bne 20 state Fac;orT, new, 49, 1900.
lJ5td16 1874 Gl4I
State Factory, gooi 20 STATE Factory, new
Factory skinned ...,...... 0lO
mon 20 lair....,.... 124dl3 state factoV new,
Wetern Fartory. all cream. full skim a
eormop 10 10 ais State Pneapple... 20 624
Ohio RItrs 10 dl52 English DAY do.... Is ais
STATE Factory, new, 49,.
all cream. iLe..,.. 10 0l5slf
RICE-The market steady but quiet We have only to note
ses Of Carolina at 0oc and Louisiana Al OOO4c Tor low
grades
SEEDS-Te market for Clover Inactive but values unaltered;
quoted at l0l4c 49,
EARNThe market steady with small trade passing sales OF
900 tcs.. seller January. At "a e. $500
AtSrhc demand Sugars from Retners light,
the market nomualy steady sales Of 300 boxes Glazed ga
Size quote: Good Refining at SlsdSac Prime 10 at
Cerfugal hhd.. ard boxes S2d94 and No ~ Clayed
Box Ssdo. Re1eds very quiet about former rle Crushed
lO5s lO's GRADUATED at 1885, Soft Yellow at S40
0aat. and Soft White at 95sd O..
TALLOwTh demand good and prices 6m sales Of 81 300 10 at
l5lGc 5000 h. joObDs lots at Sec LOCO b6ls at tue West
for this market. at GIG.
wHsKYIhere r demand at STEADY prices sales Of 400 bbl
At % 2s, and 100 bbs, Alcohol at ~ &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

CugEsg- prices
u firm; European and
pected active for strictly Choice paying Ice
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THE MONEY MARKET.
,,s,o,1L REPORT N z STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
o'f'o'aN NM JAN @. 1875.

an O'CLOCK A. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL.
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Del, lack 4 W
270.. be. 1863
Chic, Bur l. y
g.. be. 1921
Ohio sAd Miss
Gh9 bcs3. 32ls
700....... 32L
Han snd St 10
100. be. 253
c, G, G L I G
l0Q.... be. 64