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Notice to Teamsters.

italnStrr7 who have good teams that they wish
""rh can find winters job at fair pay by call
'hs "h The subscribers at their mill
c IOLMAN, SIMPSON Il co.
VohsO"to Bend Vt. Jan 4 1915 54tt
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They are laughing at a New Ipswich
man who kept little ardent i'll IA
milk can, and by mistake filled it up
with milk, sending eight quarts of weak
punch to the Boston market
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DIR. John Hall says that in England
people are divided into churchmen and
dissenters, but that i'll America they
might properly be divided into church.
men and absenters
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Dnfels.

ST. J0HNSBTRY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET. ST JoHNsBTRY VT
q. i. GILMORE. Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET ST JoHNsBuRY.
Ii. IL. ALDRICH, Proprietor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEWPORT. VT.
W. +. BOWMAN, Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE
SAN FRANCISCO. tALIFORNIA.
:. II. SEYMOUR & co. ProprietOrs.
Mt. MAN>FIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT
\ first class Hotel. with all the modern improve
mrnts. Accommodations for 300 guests.
y. l.. KELLER Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, BOSTOS.
\ frst-class hotel in every respect
CROOKED & BUCK. Proprirtors
ST. JULIAN HOTEL,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
GEO. f. WARD, Proprietor.
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EISTNESS F.IRDS.


BUSINESS T-IEDS.
DE. /. II. CILi.EY.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Barnet VI Onicr in : e.. CIarke's nrug store
tapr | -
VI. &. HoIGIIrON. VI. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHN SlCIAN y SURGEON
ptli"c and Residence. Main Street.
VI. >ONNERtEID. Dealer in
MILLINERY AND Fancy GOODS.
Also Linen and White G"ods sc.
LN'E~ NNp LNHE"IuEKi.- \ SPECIALLY.
Eastern Ave. COpp VI. FIrmrr) St. Juhnshury VI.
pl;. e. NEWELL.
81. .J"HN-grGY. VERMONT.
u'ic' and residence, of Church and Spring Sts.
DANIELS, SYLVESTER y CO.,
DEALERS N
MEATS y u GROC CERIES.
.nl' Wards Block Railroad Street.
&. 7. BRIGHAM.
Dealer in
DIZZY GOODS. EENDY-NAnE CLOTHING.
FtprE NNp WEST INDIA GOODS.
IIn!lll - Block, Railroad Street.
Hi.KE y BATES,
LAWYERS
,,,, Railroad street st. l"hnshury. VI.
Will practice III thr state Courts of Vermont and
New Hampshire, and in the L. y Courts.
-. :. Bi IKE. II. e. BATES.
HAHTLETr. LEWIS n co.
DEALERS
Roc FRIES AND MEATS.
E'rIr'id street. ST .T"hnsbury.
BILLIARD ~ FOLSOM.
rHNsICIhNs AND SURGEONS.
81. Iohn~bury.
"f'". E1k Riock. Main STREET.
hr linlI.rd', residence, Dr F@"~om's Residence.
Olirr hourS from . To 10 \. NJ to2P NJ
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ST. ,4ohnGburn GalrdOnian,

&. VI. -TcN l. ~ co.
..,,t it. soldiers Monument, II. JOhnsbury
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Barnet VI. Othc, in :. e.. Clarkt's pru. Store.
tnMI |
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoNpoS Ian. 20-l2:3o United States bonds. lssjs old
lU13 Ieaoes. lJI New FWes, lO2l4 Ere ;iIuy SHARES
pre!erIeI, ii'2.
1nis l'di Atln& Odsans, Sd sas $1,000 bse. ineHos
4OOUfor speculation ard e1nor the basis Of idrz Up
ni nothing bsog Gool Onna!y shped February ana March
nothing below Low Jmdngs shipped January Feb
mary, - l6a do, dG shipped februarg aud AoseO, at
Is lGL; DO, deliverable March and April, st 7s
LoND1N Jaa 2O-2 j. m.Adyces from Paris quote Rentes
62. lOc
LIyERPooL 20-2 D. m-Saes Of Cotton
ding Uplanl nOng below Cool Ordinary shipped January and Feb
raay lG. B.caIsufs quiet. ProTsion5-Lard ga p
cvt Bacon Al y cut for LorI Clear Mildles.
LOSDoS, jan 2JaSJ mThe of discount
three months b Is BIG which 1916 lac
Bank Of England rate The Of bullion withdrawn
Bank OF ElgaBd on balance to-day is 10000.
LIVERPOOL Jas 2O;3O m-0f the sales OF Cotton to-day
$500 bales American.
LOSDOS. jan 2O. -rsLow, 49, d46I3 y eSt
LONDON, jan 20 m-Pans dispatches quote Renes 6lE
50c
FRANKFORT Jan 2O-Unej States HveTwenty bonds lS62s
0So,
LIVERPOOL jan 205 m.-Cotton the basis OF Mddne
nothing belo GOod Ordinary deliverable March April
nothig below Low Mdns shipped December
7sd shipped January aud February, M DO
deliverable February March at l56J do do shipped
March, Sd do do deliverable February and March,
77sL Bacon, 90 for Short Clear Mdd.e.
ioSooS jar 22okeiDel Petroleum. 94d9 %l = galOn.
ANIwGP jan 10 Petroleum, 2J 2L for Fine Pae
LoSDON jan 2O-Eytning-Linseed OIL, 2ji 90 2j9 y
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21

cloee corporation In fact. do not wish to cast any
reflections upon Mr.. King In this matter but Mr..
Schell is evidently his superior In the management
of the Union Trust Company, or he would have
given the date of tho payment above referred to-
As for the net earnings of the Company Mr. Leland
the Auditor, makes statement, which undoubtedly
ia also prompted by Mr.. Schell. special agent Oh
the Revenue Department might testify with much
interest in this regard and as to the method OF
bookkeeping in which the affairs of this Company
are hidden One thing is certain that even as great
a genius as Commodore Vanderbilt cannot resuscl-
tate the Lake Shore Company from its present mori
buud condition, if he retains such officers as Mr.
Schell, whose knowledge is strictly confined to
such matters as North West and the precise
latitude permitted in the use of trust funds.
No doubt but few of the stockholders are aware
that the S25, 900 900 consolidated mortgage bonds
issued in 1870 to the Union Trust Company as trus-
tee provides for the retirement of S5OCoo of these
bonds every first of July, or the equivalent OF
S25OOOO cash payment into a sinking fund; and IL
this is not done, it becomes the duty OF the Union
Trust Company, as trustee without further notice.
to take immediate possession of the Lake Shore
Railroad, and sell the same at public auction IN this
city for the benefit of these consolidated bondhod
ers subject to the old mortgages to take up which
this consolidated mortgage was made; thus. it may
be said wiping out the stock of S500000O0, as 1t is
questionable whether the railroad would bring more
thus disposed of than $37,0000O0, which Is the
amount of the bonded debt.
AN Ex-SroCKHoLDER.
Netc- York, Jan. 40, 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
Ci,v hank sbares were bid for as follows:

II is stated in Western newspapers that the M'chi-
gan and Ohio Railroad Company have negotiated
part of their fifteen million loan in London at 81
per cent in sterling. Their line, which is areaoy
under construction, extends dagonaily across .,e
two States connecting the lumber regions VI Nor.h
ern Michigan with the iron and coal reslous u w
o;nia the length from Grand Haven to portsmouth
o. A.. oh;o Riyor beinu 400 miles, 1t crosses all Of
he Fast and West trunk lines in its course, ana VIII
terminate so as TO connect with the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railroad In regardlto the progress OF the
Western connections Of the latter road we are IN
formed that nothing further has been done toward
buildinp the 150 miles between Huntington and
Cincinnati in consequence Of the inability OF the
officers TO borrow money long as the affairs or the
Chesapeake and Ohio are unadJusted. Some progress
has been made in securing fresh accessions to
the funding plan of the Company, and it is
boped that all the creditors will give in their adhe
sion TO the proposition in order to prevent further
sacrifice, complication, and decentralization. The
road s understood to have passed through its most
irving ordeal and is showing decided capacity for
Improvement The local earnings show steady IN
crease and the coal and iron interests are giving
symptoms of fresh animation. Of coal, l4oooo TONS
were transported during 1874 The earnings for the
past fiscal year were unduly abridged py seVerai
special causes which can hardly occur again, but
all OF Wllc0 COUlDlntu CuV uV"h VI" D""''NS'
seriously The gross earnings were Sl.46O,lS9, and
the net s245,s4 but the improvement for the cur
rent wear justes the expectation of gross revenue
of over $1,000 1000 with more than double the net
revenue of 1874 The road is now in good condition.
its labor claims are gradually being qnidated, and
IL not interrupted by collision of its creditors,
can pay its own way and ultimately yield sufficient
to meet the new engagements Of the Company.
We are pleased to learn that A. d H. McEwen OF
Lombard House, London, so well and favorably
known on this side of the Atlantic have honorably
extricated themselves from their embarrassments
At late meeting Of creditors it was unanimously
decided that the estate be liquidated by arrange
ment SO that Messrs. McEwen received their imnc-
date discharge. Mr.. Price, of Price Waterhouse d
Co., was appointed official hquidator. We are in-
formed that the Messrs, McEwen have commenced
suit for El00,O0o against Mr.. Laboucbefe for his
hostile and damaging proceedings
The St. Nicholas Insurance Company has declared
q dividend Of s per cent, payable Feb. l.
The Philadelphia stock market is strong Penn
svlyania 6's, 10s Philadelphia and Erie l9i; Read
ing 56!; Pennsylvania Railroad, 55s. Gold, 1l%s.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
COTTON MARKETS,

Jan. 20Cotton quiet sDd hrn hddhnf l4eel
Low Ndaang Ordinary l3 SC; net reeeps Je"s
bales gross 6777 France, 24SS baesi n"s
$500 bales stock 3O2 643 bales .
CHARLysros Jan 2OCoton steady; milling l41s net re-
cep 1882 bses sales 1900 bales; stock 80 bales A,r
NOBLE Jan 20.CoitOn quiet; hdding lsste bow hoshf
l4ci Good Ordinary lSS 1e receipts 19s9 oes Bale s''of'
sAvAryAH, jan 2O-COon steady Mddins l3iot ns 10
ps 039 exports 20 Great Bnn lAZ ofs 'oaHNDe
237 bales sale, 3s bales stock. so 743 hslos , ,.,
BALTIMORE, Jan 2O-COtOn quiet and hrn hldohns 70 -
Low Mdng IA 9: Good Ordinary 4c gros receipts 5ss oas
eIDorts cOswe l45 balesi sales oVO Oei spnhe 80"
stock. 2s.21S bsles ,,,c -, NJ
ding u ic Ornsr l32ci recepts ZoS baSs sl
ports Britain 0jl bales eosNise, $50 oasi sales <>V
bales; stock 3,022 bales ,,.,u,. ~.
UALyRsrOs Jan Cotton 6rm; demand fir Mddins 80
net receipts exports eoasfw 70 taes sales ieVo
bales stock II 100 bales ,,,,, ,.,a
sEnPHIq Jan 2O-Coon que. and unehasved Addhns 4tS
l5 net receipts $50 bales sbpmcnt 90 bal "es <eVV
bales stock GA 9lS bales. ,,,. ,.,......
recen 6l9 bales shipments 80 bses sales 90 baee soei
81 374 bales. . ,,,,.- 49, IN. -, ,...,n,.
l5I bales; exports coAstg 05O bales; Z90 bales 's0fs
l3 4O3 bales.
Bosros Jan 2G-Cotton strong NdAng. 10 ~ net ePp lAV
bales; gross 526 bales sales 200 bales; stock 24O bales
CscissArr 20-Coton steady MddIog l4'sci se' ie
2SO bales; shpuen;s 50 bales - ck "a Sol bs.
PsI1ApELPura Jan. 20Cotton queti hddhos, 10 i hes
receipts. 40 bales AIS bales . ,,,,,,- =. n.
Zb-totIOn trm good deDand' nloolhs
net receipts s69 bales sales, l.lO7 bales
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21

Whit. Western Corn dul s.le' Of c.nNev on asi 5se By.
Dressed os: Il 75S;o Sssfcd %r lot Of ws' wil,
cac.so l. 2oyou su and unchanged VIE. % a.. :. -,
demand sS No. sHns le No. 49, s' CoS s,
u9sssns.d Mixed 5'e6s cssbI e5 7saese gsSTs
- 1Sssa .sssss: Sss q sy s4 90 % s1i s
rssra. sls 80 March Lard srn and 70 fair demand a
:S i sS .SS s2 sSs ES' E D g. Neat .. & S
ss On @s. s s pS S s s iS, SI 1 srV.s ia ST
Ma, March ws lard a% o 6S & 30 BIZ YssZ S asoP.. 10000
S BARLEY soS % S's 500 Ss w.s
bush Con- 900 bu'h' Oats. O6o bash R5. 1000 SsA'
~. sSs s9 90 & ss e. % w. sSss "a Z.
Rye quiet and arb:nged Barley quiet bas s svh,r s s5s
g. 40 PI5s dull AID IH1s Igs At sS k 2S L '' s.
S., sT .pS %b drse.'s ssSSSt s ss SPOT s 3D. BOZ. s
SecilI9s shoulder sesi Clear EO sds, iO'eI Clear sd,',
D.rsoT jan 2o-PiOur dull and unchanged Wheat dsn e
ely & s, c. Ssh t o. a lSs No. M s s Ds.Ss I Ss A~s S
:. S Corn A! s Ts: niS s, zee s S G.I Il. p Il!
s,.nd,rd White IL lots iOiss legal r lle mail '0s.
o. D.a Ma, md Han; Ys sc
gneh.nEd Con quiet wh. zoe hrs4 sss o.s Ssi:. W.T.
S1 Sf TIsS @ Bacon I' sss
Es SIDE, los Clear SIDE SI S soI n:.. snSaS, et.
Lard aulc, Steam R.sderea l3' Taos l4tal+Se
ks las %s' sa aFo. gff Sis.s @ % Com s
s4 and nrm at 72c Pot dull and nsnns Lars ss
Bulk dali droopDs Shoulders, Gear NIB
Sides, 10c; Clear Sides. lOasc. -
OswEso Jan 20-FO1r dullt sales Of 500 bhs 70 o,E
sung S6 20 Winter So 80 for White Winter - 20
Tor DeabIe Extra quiet No Milwaukee ub 81 20 BI,s
Michigan 81 81 Com dul sales Of es at sse Barley
4sd4l 40 for prime Canada Corn hest37 hI Bee
Mled-Sborn $24; shpsats,
Mddngs, $50 Rsosd Freghs-EIou. 70 Bonoo, 5Oe 70
sevYork 40c 10 Alb1ny 34c. ~ S60a
vsna and Ohio Family BTtr, $5 05ds5 76 High Grsc
25d$7 25 Wheat dull Red 81 1881 22i White 81 900
81 32 Rye e9d92e Con- s'esdy' Yellow s2as2a2e nrI's
641S5c Oats quiet and EestTi White,
MIed $50 Provisions unchanged Lard. l2l29Ac BuAr dsl
Yorh Bedford County Choice 4Of43e Western B.
ira 32934c % Doe Cheese gust and anehansed
Eggs steady PennsyVsna newJerssy aud Deassr SleS'~
IoLxpo jan 2O-Flour unehaBgd Wbeai dsh stt IS
enns Amber Michigan, January 81 G7i2 Pebrsv 81 oS
March fl lOla April al l32i No. Red, 81 O6 Corn col
ulebanaeL O DOL and u0ehsnss Clover seed, ~ 10
Dressed Hogs 81 1898 Recept-Nheas, 3 900 buh Cern,
80 200 bush Oats 20 900 bush shipments 1000 eoss5
Corn 35 900 bush; oats, 10000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
nOMhSTlC MARKETS.

ALBANY jan 2O-Wheat dull Rye S0ds2c the street, from
store dull bat steady Corn quiet and drm at yesterdays
prices BarieV dull at prices. Malt steady.
higher:
light hddug ia Flour dull ard uhehused wheS, dall,
Amber Mesera 81 1891 2J No. Red Weseru. 81 ~ No
do Al S No DO, 81 lS Red PelnlVana ~ 5Gsl l6 Rel
Maryland 81 l0GSl -; 81 270Sl 80; White do
i0e$ IS quiet; southern rs Yellow souh
70doOc Mixed Nc,rra and o~r S0e sle,
February; arm,r o.gG G3 67c White Wcera 90 967e
Ied sic Provisions d Pork steady Bulk Meats steady shoul
Clear ofehng s 74 and lOc withost
blr packed Shourr- and Clear Rio SIDES sold at IA sc Aad
lO lOL Bseln ~ m ant Lard uhchansr Wrsefn Butief
Petroleum dull GdOsc. Coffee unchanged NhskJ
duls jobLsIg lot, pomiialy JSp3Si2- - - -.
Jan 2ltcc ipt,tlYur. 2o20 bis; Whet IL oVo
Jsh: 5000 bush OH l3 900 hash Baheg lOOO bHhi
bush -FrIr 3UO0 hb Wheat lfofo bu.hi
ora 32UOO n; OFT Btrlev, 100 bnsA RYE,
no bui. Foar aBi iwrr sa 600 bills at - foe
IS p rir Hrserl pnn - 25dkJ so WeJtrrn Bsker;
ja - - fr Anar #Bak1 90 for WeStrl "hie 200
GrlrnI Npung 2JdSj 30 Tor do baAeff - 190
- pr lo ,... s., 81, - - d.. Wbe WbsAt dull
.a n as. sasi ~ as Chicago. % for E% hilgaa-
sai Aaber Western, 81 2Odf1 20 for
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21

"hrsto mortgage bonde Of this Company which were
recently admitted to the dealings Of the Stock bx'
change are quoted at 79as0. NGrth-Western has
been quite active as usual, ba'ing auctnatea Dc
tween 44,a4, and closed 40. The consolidated
cold bonds of this Company declined from s2s yes
terday to sll to-day. Ohit did not sell as low to.
day as Yesterday and I'D the general rally advanced
to 29l but later und large sales, sold down to 2ss
closing 9sl. Wabash declined to l4s, the lowest
point vet reaches. reacted to 15l, and closed lbs
Union Pacific, On comparatively email business,
only fluctuad between see and 36t, closing at Se.
Atlantic aAd Pacific Telegraph recovered to %t
reacted to "a closing at 243-a gain from last night
of i per cent. PacifclMail sold at Ad3S3 aSSs
The total business of the day has been s 200 shares
being about $1,000 less than that of yesterday. At
the very close, though there an evident attempt
to manipulate strong "Gnal," the market was
irregular and feverisb. and was no more promising
in its appearance than il was last evening Inc
opening highest lowest and closing prices of ae'Ve
L 10 5o,, fol
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
MLKs FROM q O'CLOCK P. N. TO CLOSE OF BCsI
Nnss 3 O'CLOCK 2. ".
WEUNKSDAY, Jan. 9O-y

The stock market of'tO-dsy has fully justified the
very guarded opinion which -1hs morning VEN
tured to express concerning it, No better deserip-
zion Of the days transactions Gamble given than TO
cay that the manipuations b~s been like unto
,shose of the preceding two digs Generally, the
pdrst prices this morning were shade higher than
the closing ones Of last night. but falling to hold
Iesged until the decline upon moN OF the active
t,Vcks was TO per cent. This was fcuoWed by q
sha vp and quick rally which wSl distributed
thro Nghout the entire list taking orlces hgher
than 1T the opening. when, the mArkSt becoming
e1ceediVgy dull part Of the rally wsas lest Lake
Shore WIS made to-day TO take the lead in place OF
Western Union, and closed higher than last night,
while Wes%In Union closed lower. EewSYOrk
Central andS Hudson has been moro than usually
active. 37OO s6ares having been sold at 101sG102S'
iO2 it supposed that the advance in this stock
was caused by the covering of shorts induced by the
scarcity of the stock Rock Island also made an
advance TO 103. but closed at 1881. st. Paul still
continues TO be the les active and strongest OF tho
s9seplstiYe stocks We notice that the CONSOLIDATED
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21

49,.
RICgThe inquiry hight unchanged se OF ~
e.ts Csroipa 7l4dS; 1875 bb Louisiana 74GSe LoO
bh TO- low grades 0@6s4 and IS bags Rangoon st %
sUGARS-Rgw quiet bat prices are Wltnot
change l39 hhds Centrifugal st 9H9s and 100 hc
40 9d0le quote fair 70 god Rehsng Cuos od14c
B4a9c II Cyed box at $50 RehIei !: strong % ana
good demand at s19 icr Yellow 92dOe for sor "n,
lose for Crushed lO dered snc 10 &c for Granused
sfRDS-Covers fair request and 6rm sales Of IOo bsgs ne
nc 80 bags DO inferior 1losc 100 bags Wesern on spot
az lc. sud bags o same rate. oo o.,.
STEARN steady 9Th INQUIRY; saes, IOO r3 CV Aa~'
and go tcs of grade At 1879. . -. or, r..
1ALLOW in fair demand at easier tgures qnopea o
ne stock sa'es 1900 10 quOtaous $4,000 ID bb
At 3.IGc 70 OF grade 6'4c and 24OOO Choice al
lj-l6c
WITS Ky 9S the asking to effect saea concession
Ia pecessary; 50 bbs. Alcohol sold at 00c.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
WOOL MARKET,

Bosroy Jan 2oThe market for wool connces steady ane s
hat the unm ortan Buyers are purcharns
ony m wanted but wu light stocks IA e bands oil nns
looked for early day frs
are The Medium aad Xxx Ono have been AZ %
d67c xxx and Pcklock held b onward Wsco1sn
and Michigan 49G 53 vto little d any hnd oDnf
nrde 5c Combing Seleeaon, % ~ a. 70 qssny
Pne Woo have been demand ranging from Az 70
as 10 quality Including Super In California Wool there
no change; Fall is ssable only at low prices
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
MARKET REPORT.


COTToN-Thee has been good demand for Cotton the
which been leelg b. boilers aud the market rems steady st
figures Receipts e Ps ports TODAY are - Isl bales
week 1854 bales: t da s 1870 bales;
ioja % (aur dsy receipts 40 9S h1e to Great Brtan
80 400 bales; exports to the Continent. S3j4 bahs
Dl,ed tIai r Of c4lcauon 10 e Se lNI4.
Uoand CvD store, IL qa.uy tl.n Ata
s,sc ~ h.lov .he quoted:
OrtnarI..lo'9 b.rCt Good Onnsrr.il's NfdSnt..
Good Orf...li5 Los Md Md.........I5t4 Coos iit...l1
~ "a a.-cr r,..l - a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
CONDITION OF THE NEw-YORK NATIONAL
BANKS.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 20.-The following is an
abstract of the reports made TO the Controller Of the
Currency showing the condition OF the National banks
in the City OF New York at the close Of business
Thursday, the slst day OF December, 1874
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21

tys FLOUR. Pennsfi'sEIi. [JH 4 "
Con- Me-. .s.srp ije go Corn Neat Earl 500
Cers MAJ W,r.H l5g 80
poay.ss ~ 7Oas2 IS y Too r. Jersey Bag Meal Is re.
All We oslte P.e Wlite 81 7Ods 10: Fue Yellow 81 80
QSl az al oOftl 90 C1o Meal at 81 SJ0Sl %
Crcupd Feed at 81 2OdSl 10.
PREIGHTsTheFe only moderate business passing, and rates
h.y, feeling houg not materially changed In tie charter
inr comparatively little acompshed tie nqr at the
eide: Liverpool by $50 bales Cotton at 932 a5 81;
400 bales b. sail compressed, at ga; 5000 bIh Gr-in
o. I. bash To Lorlou BY steam ~ 900 hush Gain It
II al OJO bills Floor ~ .. O. = bl OOc Orrs al y
pitg foot 10 GLsgOW 800 bush. Grain Il il
900 bush d. by sail lO To Bristol by scara $50 bo
FoGr at B. = bbL The charters British bark hcuce
American hese 10 Valparaiso with general
t.nas seaooner fjn FemaEjna Rio DC Jlneo
$50 Lumber SlS and pm4ge We hear Of two Peroe chls
tsrs bat are unable 20 auihcnucue thsm
GRAlS-TleIe little cI.nfe Wheat mariet at
Ch1ng the demand and ofngs alike mite mag
demand i-;r NinT Is Ia go request for milling; he nlre.
close, uth bette. Tie chiefly for eRot tue decline egbts
holders OF Sng adyntaz Water in better demand
for milling tie sales 900 bush al 81 II NOrh-Mes.
lehoes aaoa q II a for No ;hlwaukse ia store 25~
nightl 81 90 FOR No Chicago store; RED ~ 20
AL 81 Baeg quiet bot steady; sales of 100 bns wd
State ct 81 3O and OOO bush Danaban H Z2E Brs haii
quite sales OF 2iOO bush Fous"e ed STATE at 81 90
700 bnsh. Wesitrn ~ 5 Oats hru
less teve the demAnl chiefly for dSe the trade the sale
900 bush. New Ohio MIei a67 L.. tack,
G5ia afo2t White az 69UfOi3. the iaFiio price
hixeI a. IS .fGyc sGo; White AZ 60d 7Oe t.sr
baaat; State EIed l9c track aOg. si,
White O. 90 traes ami sAo RYE Is
and esse the offerings OF o.
and vr quiet. ,aLs of 5000 bGsh 02c a1l tic ~,
SO OU0 wetero " Sel SG067 Weston While q ,7c
He,em yellow at si@SThc JeneT yellow al $50 - -.
Southern yellow 81 hOA2c
NAVAL strained Rosip .h. msraet n out an ~
sseed 81 - v5of2 ~ los orI,aa sns
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21
The bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchange

The London market closed dull and steady after
quiet state of affairs all day. Money is yet easy
and below the minimum rate Of discount at the
Bank Of England, which institution to-day lost
91o.OOO bullion. The foreign exchange market was
firm and quiet, and the actual working rates were
4sG. 4sGI for GO days bills and 4.s9.Q490 for de-
mand The nominal rates ore given below. The
gold market was dull and firm, and the sales were
all at l2!al122 On gold loans the rates were n,
and per cent for carrying to fiat Tho specie en-
gagements for to-morrow's steamer amount to
S5OO,OOO gold coin. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $4,000 in called bonds, and $19 600 in coin in
terest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared, $279S6,000; gold bal
ances 81 14GOl45 currency balances, S1,645,476 The
Ill
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21

Money has been in ample supply at 2IQ9 per cent
on call and 4! Q6 for prime mercantile paper. The
Treasurer at Washington to-day received 100000
National bank notes for redemption.
The Clearing house statement is as follows:
s79 1896 529 Gold eIehsnge 76s 307
Currency balances. S56462O Gold bslsnces. lOs4,7S9
Government bonds were in smart request, and the
leading issues were higher. Since Jan. the Treas
ury has received S5,0O000o called bonds for
demption, leaving $l3,0Oo0o0 outstanding. The
latest quotations for United States securities were
New-York tribune., 1875-01-21

Railroad bonds were firm and in good demand
with the exception of Wabash and Northwest Con-
solidated Sinking Fund issues, which were lower.
Tho following were the bids: