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COTTON MARKETS.

Exw.oMxAs, Jan 2a-Cet,os quiet hidhss 1870 ret 70
1901 Great
1913 bales sales 900 bAe,i sock Si3 $50 bales.
Jan 2S.-Cotton 6m isr deuand hcdhng l4E
net rec,,pt.
bales Gales $50 bales stock. 73i0i bales.
Jan 2sCoon quiet, set weather Interrupts oasnt.'
Mddlng. lA@dl5c; receipts lOyo ales sopmshl 'b1
bahs; sales 200 stock, ~ ~ bales.
BsLrsoRs Jan 2s-Co,ou arn. Mdtug. l5e Ero. receipts
2ll bales exports l7j bales sao SO bales spBnsn
400 bales sook. 27,7O9 oales . 49,.
eepu s65 baes exports eoAstrlse 800 bae es 40 ba
stock, 1851 22 bsles. 49,
IortsyILs Jan 2s-Cotton quiet: hidirng lia.
SCoItoh queti Mdlang. ~ Low htdnF
l4 Ordinary l3c iJI bales sales 'SS bale
soek. 8 1858 bseA
raILIosLpaiA, Jan. 2s-Coltou quiet MddoT l5s Low
ModBg l5e Good Ordinary l4s rsoepn. LOO bales s
bales
Jan 2scOt'Ou quiet; Mdiing 10 X gross e'tE
1872 bales; sales, 1883 bales, stock - OIL bAleA
CucISsAIi Jan. 2SCO,ton quiet; MddhnE ago. as "P~
63 bales sbipmeus, 80 halesi stock, ,2bo OAes 49,.
AususrA jan 2sCotton demand good asked Mo
ding Ale net receipts $40 balesi sales ,0SA bales
81 Lows Jan 2sCs'0H steady aashsnssd hsSbps 20 -"
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The closing quotations Of steTl

The money market has been easy at to per cent
Oh call and A. to for prime discounts. The Treasurer
received S50OOO in National bank notes for redemp-
ton The following is the Clearinghouse statement;
Currency exchanges. S7S.Ol5779; currency balances
1886 ess gold exchanges, $lO,646,S66; gold bal
ances $l.Ol7,4S4.
Government bonds in smart demand and higher
gold was strong and advancing. We annex latest
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xrwYonK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY 49, s-1RirlE SHEET

ZOO is 10 see; 100 10 716e Ap 200 10 SSSzci eo0
KS, 0o Ia 2J32o 200 1890, NAY 200 10 Eioc IVY
iSe 800 10 I3lc; 100 10 li6s 100 10 IT, yone DIV
is ii32c, August oOo IL 1885, total llooo oaes sA''
total ~ 800 bales - -, .,..,, .u,., sbi,.
ming hItr,s are not pey demand hr Trade and PANTY
sses are irregular sb CIT, Ground IN hr request
% The Wes, market IL less ses bnt eady
for low grades Trade brS=4s are esa sales Of eooo eo we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

with the stock, bonds, and floating debt OF the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Company VIII
show that the "watered" capital of this remarka-
bly, financed corporation amounts to $H.6lO'lo2,
which represents the amount the road is required to
earn dividends interest upon beyond what should
be required by the legitimate cost Of the road Here
the figures:
s1 The relation Of the cost Of the roads composing the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern TO the entire
capital of the Company stock. bonds, and fod hHg
debt.
Cost OF the various roads. ......... $3J,IU3,%59
Stock, bonds. and floating debt of
the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern in 1873. S,S13,42l
Total "watered" capital Of the
Company. .............-..-..-.-. @o4,oio'lo"
And now, Sir having shown what amount OF
water the road is expected to interest upon,
let the following statement of the receipts per ton
per mile for freight the principal lines between
New-York and Chicago for the last ten years, be
taken as indicating what prospect there is OF the
road being able to make distributions on this huge
fictitious capital:
Receipts per ton per mile for freight on the principal
Railroads teireea Aer York and Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
Bags. Quotations.

Messra Wright Co.'S teegsm dated Rio Jsnso Jan 81 says
sales 18th inst, 80 900
50 bags loading and to load 81 900 stock date 10000
average daily receipts 800 bags trm 570Oi
change. 26s.d. cargo steamer Ontsno, Is 900 bags
COTTOS-1he cotton extremely quiet snd
barely msnane the
hsh and tie closes dull aad but prices
op dipping 81 800 bales this dsJ last week II 023
lat 2j All bAlesj Consolidated days
76 FAC bs exports Great Bntan $3.50 bales exports
Continent, 81 sos bales
ouotsuoa, 1874
sud than
Fpse above b-os the quoted:
ordInsu..l3S sineI Gaoi orlnary.l4s Mdding ..l5Ts
Good ora. las Low MID ...........l5h Good Midi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

Con- Jev.s4 1874 Corn Meal BanfeA sOaSA 90
Con- Meal .steru l6a go Corn Mea. God Bar4 600
WsuLH 4 l6G 50. AZ ,o..o ..
Flour quiet sud plenty state ~ OV"s< 49,
and Pennsylvania at ~ 1892 80 " 100 IT. -
PRElGHTS-1here nothing particularly interesting on
scarcity Of aecommoiaon Bat rates are esn I
quotations chartedng line there 10 also very ne
dong % onge continues limited supply tba checking rones
sion Of rates witch the OF shippers 10 up
sail FLORIDA Water at Doe per ease ne charters
comprise ship Bremen with 1000 bbls ehnea ruS
S. bb heard Of an Austrian
reported Cork for orders With 300 q~ GRAIN ~
ar cDnaGicled bark last evening rom fnAos
hia for with 300 qrs. eo at e 80 per q
GRAlN-lhe Wheat early Change WAS hgnt PM
with limited ofen-s prices are without change Wners quiet and
heavy Theimsrke and tame dealers l9Ze apart
their Red and Amber heaVyi sales OF
5000 bush White Michigan at 81 32 AOOO bush NO.
Chicago reported about 81 Us store and 1000 BUSH NO.
Minnesota arrive at 81 % Barley Is dull aad tame Bnlev
nominal 0as In better demand and are
the trade buy9s feeyi the sales are o. wv susa
New 81 ass track
2d70c the INSIDE price track western Mixed az
800 anoat 69070co track ano afost Rye IS du
fairly active the demand more general
eay eIpor 6s 900 bush Western MIe at -
dS5 aaost Western White at 81 a0o6e Western Yellow -
e Southern Yellow "a GS5ci Southern White al ooG
SSe: Jersey Yellow at SfdSoe.
OP-rherc very dong few lots are being moved bv
shippers all firmly he'd prices remain unchanged at our
hpute We mote,
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"Watered capital in 1860. ........... 2i966292
1t will be seen from the foregoing summary state
mont that at the time of the consolidation in 1869
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Road had
S33 1888 80 Of real capital representing the actual
cost of the property at that time and that to this
had been superadded S2i,966292 of fictitious or
" watered" capital. The following statement shows
that within four years following the consolidation q
further " watering of 500 64Ss7O was effected:
(6) Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
Stock bonds and floating debt in 1859. S5S. 729,5jl
Stock, bonds and floating debt in 1873. SS,313.42l
Additional watered" capital .... S29, $3.50
Table of the above series of statements
shows tho cost of the roads included in the CONSOLE
dation to have been SS3 76s 80 The statement fol-
lowing shows that the bonded and floating debt of
the Company exceeded in 1873 the actual cost Of
the property by Si,6l0162
a. The relation Of the cost Of the roads composing the
Lake shore and MichiQdn Southern 10 The whole
bonded and floating deit Of the Company.
Cost of the various TOIds S33, 1859
Bonded and floating debt of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern in
lS73......................... 3s,373.491
Bonded and floating debt in excess Of
cost of road ........................S 46l0l62
comparison Of the cost Of the consolidated roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

The Bar X of England directors to-day lowered the
minimum rate discount per cent and itnow STANDS
at 8, the halliou which flowed into the bank during
the we eli amounting 10 f23l.oO0. The market Tor
secur ics was quiet and generally firm Tomorrow
will be the fortRghtly settling day on the LONDON
Stoc Exchange. The reduction In the bank rate
was aade the occasion of an advance IN the rate OF
GO days sterlingto 4s7k sight standing steady at4~
T ne sctual working rates are 4.eGt@4e7 and 4Sss@
ee Gold opened at 49, touebed 1l2t, recovered to
10 speedily aud later advanced TO 1874, which was
the late afternoon pnce. On gold loans the rates
were 2, Il, ], o. and Q per cent The specie snip
ments to-day were S65O0C0 The customs receipts AZ
/ Washington for the week ending Jan. % amounted
to S9,sO0O0O. The Assistant Treasurer pad OUT
S24OOO in coin interest and $4,000 in called bonds
| The DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared S4767S,COO; gold balances
81 43l l47; currency balances $l,G6io4o The quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

NAVAL ST0RES-T for Strained Rosn continues quiet
81 1OG$2 10 for Ordinary Cool
bbl 81 30 SDn Turpentine firm az
hb sold quotation lar selling In small
bts at ~ 25d 81 81 . Pitch dull al 81 2o6$2 81 .
PETROLEGMTere feeling noticeable for Rehred, bnt
traDsDng; quote lZ2c for spot aud early
February; sales lS00 bbs deliverable the 10Th proIm"
quiet II sd7 % 900 sold or Cmerons Diamond
private for shipment to Java a9d Calcutta Crude
quiet spot and drst half February NaDhba without
for City; Philadelphia Refined neglected but
er telegraphic follows: Tusyie shade Teaker
quoted OH CITY quiet 81 80; Rouseyle firmly held at
81 30 81 % bid al wes PrkeTs quiet
United 81 I'LL Um0n 81 lGl2 immediate shipments 81 36
PROvSIOShe Pork market is and quiet Tor spo ont
sales OF 10 bbs New Mess at SIV 81 "a
$40 O 100 bb unnspecd Extra Prime pnye terms 400 bbs
inspected Prime Mess at sl8; 1850 bills Mess seller Marc Sls 20
abl9 steady Of 100 bbls at $40 90 for Packet
and S 25a$s 80 FOR Family Teree Beef is inactive but tnn
Beef Hams steady bat quiet sales OF 200 bbs Cut Meats are
better Shoulders; sales Of 65OO pieces at
7 for fresh Shoulders sac for Smoked dol 04o for fresh Hams
l0asa lose Pczed do l240l22 for SmOke ed do 10000 10
Bellies 90Oc for lU0l6 so boxes extra heavy
guIr; rather for Western spot sales 81 2JO
Clear l0c 100 boxes Short Clear Western lOs,
now higher; 800 Chicago, hafandha last night at
Hogs weskr and fair demand sales OF Western at
79,d7I and CITY odSo Lard opened quiet and tame but
quite Of 4jO tc Civ, l3 400 ties
Rehued South Auenci private tu 900 c for tie Cont
nent s $50 Ne,tern Steam, ID 1850 1896 cash 200
l3s For iure delivery hear OF
February l3 1916 900 seller March ie
BUGTFRTbe market again lower for most grades under the
receipts and OF both medium and common grades
half tubs taking place Of pals there few
rr.rsny W. xseu uatatI
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TALLOW-There far demand at steady prices sales Of
ID Prime at 8 lee 81 hhds do. al l5-l6c.
WHIsKY-1he market is Qulet at the concession Of &c y
sales of 30 bbis at D0 l2c. -
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( stocks were more active.
\ ilN Va ~ n rlbN
,rnrn as fnllnWe

Railroad bonds were active and strong notably for
the Pacifcs. which advanced to higher prices. The
bonds of old established roads asoin request at
strong prices. The following are the bids:
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THE MARKETS.
ICsreiullr reported TOR rHs TKBcsa
ECElprs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

THURSDAY. Jan. 2s, 1875.
ere cleared TO-DAY v foreign ports:
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RCE-The rquy only moderate and Is confined ony small
Of 80 casks Carolina at 72dSc $50
bb low grades at 6G74c and 100 bags Ran-
coon at 6as06l2c
SERDSn Clover there nothing doing the stock present Is
Ught and the demands quoted lie
ment anil prices nominal at ~ SOG$3
STEARN dull IA &C. for Western and IA 2e for
Cty ,
SUGARSThe market for Raw Sugars Is still dull and values
nouua AZ hhds Centrfuga within
range quote Good Refining Cuba SdS4 Prime
AZ CenUiiug bids and boxes Nos. to 49, 4d9c; and
No II Csyei Box $50. Refined is moderate bot prices
are without S4d9a for Soft Yellow 9sd l0c for Soft
White; lO2 CuAhed 1890 Powdered and l02 FOR
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and the
especially grades Exporters taking OF stock
For the trade choice lots command l7C
| hnt do Il nall reI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

The bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchange
were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

Ohio ana Miks Pref
100. %
G, G 4 / c
100. S94
Han L 81 Joseph
20O........ 207s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

Monthly Report, No. 4, of the Bureau OF
foreign trade for the month ended Oct 81 1874 aud for
rho ten months ended the same compared Win he cor
responding ne rods OF 1873 The Chief OF the Bureau
fnrnlshes the folio Wing synOpsls
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Total "watered" capital of the ~
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