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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-24

Havana, Dee. 23.-A report is cur
rent that VIM. NJ. Tweed arrived here
last Tuesday in schooner. Several
New Workers, who know him by
signt, say they saw him yesterday and
to-day in different parts of the city.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-24
Condensed.

A portion of Red Oak, Iowa, was
burned last night. Loss S2O,O0O.
Turkey is needing the tutelage of
Europe and is likely to get it.
Cincinnati is going to have a grand
celebration of the inaugural of the
Centennial year, on New Years day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-24

DoStoiii huSSlCHuSeilS DecenOer %.
The list of killed and wounded by
the explosion in South Boston on the
22d inst, as far as ascertained, are as
follows: killed, 2; fatally injured, 4 /;
seriously hurt, 8; slightly injured, 8 :;
seven other persons are missing, who
are supposed to have been blown into
the river and drowned. 1t is Thought
that the recent cold weather caused
the pipes TO burst and that the ground
becoming impregnated with the gas,
ignition from some cause communica-
ted fire to the confined gas, which
caused the explosion. An eye witness
states that the first indication was IA
bright flash about midway of the
causeway. followed by a sharp expIu-
sioni paving stones, gravel ard debris
flying in all directions. Almost i'm
mediately thereafter the causeway on
the right hand side under which
the gas main ran, fell over into
the river, carrying with it several
persons, who were stunned, in
jured or killed hy the explosion
Several were buried under the debris
at the bottom of the river The pave
ment was completely torn up for
distance of It's feet.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-24

Chicago, Dec. pa Washington
special says: An ingenious dodge of
the Tom Scott regency has been
brought to light within day or two,
for the furtherance of his designs on
the Pacific Railroad business. 1t is
shown from documents at hand, that
"a concerted scheme for the capture of
the so-called patrons of huSbandry
has heen adopted throughout the
Southern States, and through this
instrumentaIity force is to he brought
to bear on the members of Congress
to vote the necessary appropriations
during the coming session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
oupnpRAS AAgEprS

LoSpos Feb l9l23o m.~cOaO tr mOuey 92a4s2's' for
the account 927s Ere R-rway shares, 25i4 .,,, =,
LTsnPooL Feb iel2;3o mGOtoH I. arIeri on Mddns p
lands 7sG7'd, MdIGng Orleans, 1TS nes OoO bss ID
Glazing 5000 For pecu's and export The sales Of the week
5000 tsten for export and 5OO
the stock in port i, 73QQ0 bales including 4S goo
receipts week have been % 600 bales, including
So 600 amercsn export 5000 bales; anoa
297 900 American Cotton TO IL ID
Micng upsncs nothing below LoS
febuary st7'i; sales the bss,
M Ndnr orleans sonng below Good Ordinary pped January
At i5l6d The Wbe. the have been
5000 quarters, all American, $1,000. -
Iospoy Fsb 1872 p m-ConsO 927sde3 for money and the
.,rcnut Pans dispatches quote Re G.es O0L zoe.
Liverpool, Feb. 1872 mOf the sales Of Cotton tiy.
DO bales the basis OF Mdding Upauds
nothing Low Mdhug. deliverable March ant Apn do
do deliverable April and May 7s tue bass Of hdng
Orleans nothing below Low Ndug shipped January l5i6i
Do d. shipped February land Aaea. Cd Con-, 33 6a3l v
0uafter; Tallow, 40 8 & cHL
IoSpos Feb m-The Of discount in the open
let for months bills 10 3S which 10 yer
below the England Paris dispatches quote Rene Gj
372c ,,,,
below Good Ordnsry shipped March aud April
49, l5l6d TIE market Yarns aud Fsbne Manchester is
steady.
IoSpoy Feb. l9-Spirits etroleum Old. y gallon.
1SryKKp Feb l9.-Peroeun, 29f for Fire Pale American
Iospoy Feb l9-Redled Pe.roleum. lOl4Ul III e gallon
Ioypos Feb Delivering 10 % GI2 TO- & eWL Tor
Anrricaa spit, Turpeuine 70. 6G2J. 9PeAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

E,wYons f-b l9-Bgrvr.- Receipts to-day A csr'
~ CIV and The toS or H. "a. tnrre DAYS 1857
22 To- III: The new Gas S %. i. 1f fi' sS
eahsrs 'ts were rally sold =, msI qsGi st.o IS o
to prime D.I. be fairly quoted at 92d y 10 TO Ores
he sG :.. e: h. 'l'' Texas and Cherokee ''
g .s 90 Illinois 's sS 40 s" ;b sy.f Es &c d
lie n 50 cv a. u - 2e % dr rs, 81
i S; * cows e.s lie ~ afsa '''
pcrp1 sghlhs 4e.a At jersey CITY. forte.h,t TIE
market not active but the "s%.a v o s11 1s eS rom
Lancaster County Penn .od late yesterday at sac d. the farge
wa e.e s.S S p so low S9s prime ''' ' CON-
Kass Son sold i Il Ohio sheep. 81 N average "6s Pb.
5 se r1 Gc b. ' IT, as5 h. y IS rs
oT Hume S7 o. 81 200 l 6S i g RI ,s &C. 81
ss 1s d 70 g dS Il fi p a aai t2 '
SwsR-Rectipss Od, 10 JERSEY Ciy, cars a. For
ms 5s5 for The a four d.5. esnst
s :a d S s. % od. 9 i Sf o. IN I've 3
washington pigs sold 9isa9la, and % Tor West
sIans one tha. "sssd LIS 10 c md slaughtered IN Marion
Coputy. Ill.
ALB.,r peb la-CArrrn-R.p $50 ears against 392 last
A.s, .y better 'i' aa5 -, r. r. I'D q g 5s
r S s,s d S b bSsSs over & r
cOwsReeeig,s 40 head sac, q Seg@oO to Aeum at
;S 1SIes rTRe. 50 ears more than last
for ts: o. n ,nS' bS no. b.
mon 70 Pair soil 2 Fair Good G62s Ezra
The and seced Extra at 30oc b. few lambs "ere sod at
7l2c. y To- averaging ~ ID.
BUFFALO, Feb. 10 CATTLE- Receipts to t, LIZ ht, nit
mg The thus far 1881 head 433
agapst 4g cars for and 32l for The
,qme all fresh arrivals through conis1mens
ny few disposed Of the yards bare Of
week 20 mostly dairy ard eT bead ne"
spnRes; the m,Tiet t cye; sales here 10 cow,
tn shipped $2S0S3 mi oh COWS aud
,pr.ugers, $40 1850: best. S5s. Nocages toss week
SHEEP L,sBs-Recops toa 500 heal making the tots
,nnpy for III 1000 bec l6 200 head
time week 920O for the time lat year I9e
fat m1e fresh arfyas we're mot
roush remsng unso not disposed OF
TO-DAY be shipped East holding at strong yesterday
piees. o.o -, A., -, =,
Receipts TODAY $500 head making the total suppl ot
the thus 900 head 500 head for the same tin
la, wei aud IS 600 head M,rke slow
500 head two sDso Workers ST 70 ass
heavy hogs. 81 25dS7 40
CHoAGo Peb. l9-CArrLr firm and unchanged fairly active
eeipts 700; shipments 1900. ~
Light 81 S. Poor to ,hoee H-aVy So OaS7 PSI 70"
sales Of Fauev at 81 I5d$7 90 shipments $500 $500
firm receipts 1000 Good 10 Choice, 81 SOC
So; I-eror to Common 81 5OG*i 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

h p, 7ha7a, 70, Good 7sase fos Phr. snJ si.asl fo
Csose 10 bib Le"sns a. o. u.s. and Pstaa az lsc
surrn. y' wv" s''"''' "'"'''
htGhR-The inquiry Tor Raw s9gsfs " "ny pss IN, bon
no inclination 10 puhse be ono lh1i III ssles M
es A not og s,iss shl we aa1 49, CsrTfgai At s,
la bids mnos holasesn I ooO nI9s go do ia.
We quite Fair to Good Refining Ceoa Of "a & :, a.. g.
.srtrtass hhds aud bore SaSse snl 70 aie r., so,
hn,d remains au and prices rule IN boye, hvm 'inc fl,
osaoH io so woE 80 ' analS5 a. follow
rofnefed snh lV<c ior uf'nnste1 hs ~. xals.s.a
ufoeer FAR TO Ged s"S's pnme 70 tholce 9no - pssn,g
hhds and bcI.s 6aH1 ~; Me'do A2G6hc Porto sG.
common 10 fnme iuIsi GFoery fsf 70 Dboee az n
~ = NOS 70 H. saI ~ java y ~ NOS w =, 1 ~
hsgh sugs nor ana brra superior IGf2; hc"VbeanS 's
rnes &C. hs ao grocery grsot .so h,v. ~
w. s''" "'h 10" inquiry ''''' '" ~" ~
v.p,l I -, ia, 4, -. ,. ..t.. If q te.
u s,bnn," - sA'' WIN "sn' pe"'s' p''"'si '~' " "
" .r.s,in ., y, I'' .., r.. r,., - ,..A. 18th
LIDO ~. ~, ,h ns .,n 49, wi,nin
mIeu npi ysoe s e. T., " ~ - ~ - a.
the range IIu<of' oc'u bp !" mO"ef loophK "c"AH "
unrhsnse s,s Ssares; ,u =. ,,. l.. , 49, ,, =. a..
1hIo" %. ., 'sss sesI'sr sny ohe,i ~ wv
pesrent -. inn ,naoh n. ~ s ~, 80. A.
i. ali sa,inn. "a h. 80, h. ~ - ~ v.,e,
senphOhs .S h ~ nsn.s. ~ imnsnss en- hs 5000 ~, III
10 CONF ,sr. - a.. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

Boiled 1877 Utbo..d sse hn.i steady; ssors t2s,
shpstuhs, ST: MEidIinss $50 y tep
rs"LSstra. Pen ls-ros. yet ssphn: - 7Ssss %
S,is Indin. and Ohio DO q 2ase g trade. 60 o@s7
wheat held nImi Rel 81 i7dsl 49, Ab~r 81 2Odsl 23 Rye
Wr. ,srn sooi s,Esaa feb U1o7ss 0. s..ey
se and g.eord eoaaiy r5s $685. 90 1,,'
western Rolls 23a27e Cheese uncbspse Bgfs aeiivei Penn
Vah heUyerey and Dsl-ssre Prsh. Se0tOc Western 80
oD 'iovf need In fair demand lOi2c Western. u a
aIF' timothy AMI Faref steady WHISKY bominsL .rosn
Rtbaed l4l4e; crude IOIaalUs.e
~ LOUIE zen ls-Floor uncha geds fair order rsd Wheat
hn snn nhonaheed ,orn Demand hgh e frm At S3a6Js
according ocatl9n Oats 6usr jGd669. Barley f fat
WHISKY hRher at III W PsrkSpo sS So failure, lower
SlS 81 q Febrnsryi offered at SIS - s@d
Meats EASIER hboades 6s,ei Char Oaa
sides lOd 81 fnV curd Clear sides 40 At Sc April sD
half Of March Bacon steady 81, only u obbns
demand Lsrd declining 80 LOO. srm a. 81 ~ 10
pair Fancy Pcsng IS 75ds7 30 Cate ara he s,mssa or
reeds the spp sales Of Good Native htoe-s a. o. asS Is
Good Native F,esrs e59s5 19 socser. ~ rs, Par CeIs
rsao Texans s. 2j1$3 10 Ree sFoar 5000 bbs: Wheat
IA 900 bash 10 900 bush; Oas IL 90 BUSH Barley
bush. Hogs Loo . ,., u, .
dtnsDd advanced No White u es,ssp VI l0,t hmte,
cbg,n 81 Ola sir demad s1yaneed HTA hIsd
6sls April 7le Ma. 73ei r"l 6se os,.-.d's.ess
tepds White, Coo torer seed 50 40 Fos
Dr.. srd Is 2j Rso1pt-"sst 1000 bush '.rs 3OOe
bn.h OFT. 5000 bu'h Shipmen's-Cofn so'o b'sAi 0ss
o 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
pONRSTIC MARKETS.

As.vY Peb. Nothing dcng Rye anl At Soc;
s2as3c Yellow s4e sales ca, No lllga Mixed at Sc
car ssT' No. no. S 30 state STAT b.A DONG
market roe n,s 'se ~ S- STATE No. ~ o yVo Sun
s ,G[s .Sa II PS scottou Strong; Low Mdns 5al5
E. I 'i1s i 49, s qf' ~ S'' Red Ss
set 20 S', m sd SS: sSss T9 so1 YEos sG
Sc Western. nj opt. .te.d, Unchanged Rs qais,
Provisions 1s'a .:s.y sms order .f Fos SO 80
Bun A.. s% sAGa .tsa o c,'I R S s sides 70
fIS Ss'' .i;sft 'fSi' 'I s 's'
81 0+Gt Vs. Petroleum excited. with upward tendency
BsrS.Lo' le-R.e.p,-pc.r 1900 bonj Wheat IS 900
bush Corn Az 600 Ss,A 0, 1000 1pa - o
bush Flour quiet Of $50 bills Wheat duL unchanged
& Of sHo sS New. re 20 o
sale. c.n,d. On es 's. SOC R. tn,s,s D. B,r.y
.na 20 . r Me!.a Clo,sr Mess rSIt Gs !, sls 80
FsS IsEiSqr t.q,Sa limited sag.rsn. stss4 %
81 IS, White Wheat Ohio od.n and Michigan % 5Oas6
s F sSss Corr s Soc s
s sSs s.s. P s n 70. 1s E so
sb. Com iotos ba'A Wheat 400 ss'a Cat" as9S bush;
TH is-r,s, DAN :.. a.l AID .1.A:ss:s Con
r.. ara n "a 0 H sHs saa s
IS sS So. 5s E S:, 81 ssh 81 S. s Meats
shoulder, 6'a1e C.. Rb sId, s'.a9Iy; Clear sid. TO-
l aS b. @ md S. si sSssS 90 S f az sa as
d.Sd Pecan. and De.sAsr: q tos*1 90! .apasn 1000
on track 67c unchanged Petroleum steady STANDARD
White ou llic Legal res, l2x.i small lots Ia 3c
higher.
Dsrso PED l8-POur aasI .nt unchanged Wheat que,
unchanged Coru fair demand ard trm AZ bSHd89 os. Iu
uneb.nsl Clever Seed du At 81 20 keePs-whe,
bush; Corn 1000 bush O. 1000 bush. Shipmess-four
I 900 bhs wbes, 900 bash. Corn 1000 bash.
spIks,PoLn f,b l9Ths maIke Tor ali articles anchsne
LOUISVILLE Feb lg-fOu and Nteat unchanged Cora dull 4,
6s d7Oc steady % d65c RYE quiet 81 10 Porl
nomnsy $50. Balk Meas ars Shoulders SC; Clear Rib
sides, 1RlUsgr nrn: shoulders
Clear RIB and Cie'r sde. lltdll8s sugsrearei Han,
l3dl4c WHISKY agher a. 81 o. Bssxug al
vAneng tendsucvi hrIa at 29gl3c as TO .eght
hHsPHls Fen lJwhsst dull ADD decluisg 81 O5fsi OF
Corn trn al 66dsec Oats advanced 10 demand
TIE Pot hu nominal Lard lair densae drm Al
| al6c Bulk Meats Mariet hare
Oswxao feb lpfour steady and unehaug di sales 81
spnng ~ 20 tor amber Winter, III 90 for White wnter su
90 10 Double Wheat dull fIA White Michigan al as
No Milwaukee tlb, 81 IN Corn qut Of 2esrs 81 SIC
gakJ ss~is.y sss Phxs CAasts offered a 81 35 Con A.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
sAlEs FROM % O'CLOCK P. VI. To CLOSE OF BCSI-
NESs 3 O'CLOCK +. ".
, FRIDAY. Feb. l9-P. VI.

Il
The business al the Stock Exchange to-day though
attended by slightly higher prices than those of yes
terday has been much smaller in volume, the aggre-
gate sales amounting to only 1890 shares against
l74OOO Yesterday indicating that the short interest
has been pretty generally closed up, and
that Gullness is again to reign for a
while. The limited business of the mar
ket is also attributed IN intelligent quarters
20 the high prices charged as commission for buying
and selling shares and other securities. Prices
started of about they closed last night. and then
improved at the first board. but later yielded
fraction. recovering full quotations again at the
l o'clock board During the afternoon the changes
were unimportant. and the general market wound
up steady. There were no noteworthy features 10
the market. aud the most active dealings
were in Western Union Telegraph, Ohio
and Mississippi, Lake Shore Pacific Mail,
Northwestern Common, and Union Pacific.
The advance in prices comparing the closing quota
tons Of to-day with those OF yesterday were in Cen
trail and Hudson per cent Atlantic and Pac%c
Preferred c., c. and L. c.. D.. l.. and Western Han
uibal and St. Jo.. Lake Shore. Panama, st. Paul a1d
Northwest Preferred each (; Northwest Common
aud Rock Island each { Ohio and Mississippi, Pa
clfc Mail and Wabash. each {! Western Union Tel
egraph, Quicksilver and Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph, /! per cent; Ere Harlem and Union Pacific
remain as they were yesterday. The street par
tcularly free from gossip aud even the great rail-
road war was entirely ignored but notwithstand.
ing the denials Of railroad officials that there has
been any cutting in freight rates by any members
of the Saratoga combination We have information
from trustworthy source that the agents of at
least one Of the roads forming that combination
have received instructions not TO permit any of
their regular shipping customers to leave them, and
that in accordance herewith have actually received
freight at from Is to 20 cents per 100 pounds to Chi
cago. At the close the stock market was dull and
steady. The opening, highest lowest, and closing
prices Of the usually active STOCKS sold to-day were
- follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

on OeBth -
and p1nepa 10 Gram al steady rsss Ia the ch'rterng
there l. comparatively ;e doing the inquiry from al sources
h,ng list with ~ riy Of tonnage rates ar. o. Aoo'
views OF slippers Liver OIL by steam .4oo" 9ush
~ q 5rsh snd 600 bush do at ID The Only cha
.hr ~ is Baltimore to Cork Tor 0r1ers WIN
1900 grs Gram, at rs OL Y or . .,...., ...u ALA.
CD are stlolg good request the stock SNAIL aes
., ve,., for and 80 70 or Georges 90
a.. IN "a especially the low grAae ahi we
sn a TO shore GDd $40 for NJ" TO- DAe hei'
riiy are e ,cuVe hut stesdT ,, -, la. T.. l.,
oder limited arnyt ftnersl inquiry tnl less zee IN
the hly there timer Wheat msrset Al cary Cnangr eIs
man1 he market closes better but q1st owng 70 he eeue
% =. u.od on demEpd Is cfj for export he safs are
40 ri Og2 m No CcsgO kpIiHg shoa " i3 81 ior
H Mv1usee sno,i; al ~ fof No. d. Oh track VI Z3Hs -
,o b,d Wer,e.n 20 for Amter do 81 81 Tor "te ehao
sales 81 lOUOO ban tabads
A. sl 35asi 42la light heavy wtiht barley ns dui
.na tame Ie, o. 900 bash. Western, al - 3-A2 tine
OF r prices the demsnd s seu'ei
are OOU Ohio MIe at GydlUc on track and
I'D 81 MI White - U07l % on track aud snost Mixed STATE
AZ on trsck sdast White al l29l d. on track
nj sGt sud NId McO,n, ia store At OSs I'VE hseaoy and
o.. bs al are 700 Siae At 93r % track ofn In
noe s,u. tenant the favorable advlcts from
Lnro, rres bitter 6m the sse are lsoOyV Dpsh
We,,er1 Mrd Western White a. S4c Western Yellow az
M Southern Yellow IS sG84c ncned IN the sales are
10 no brsh. New . irej seller LeTI moblh, a, eic
nothing doingin ni and oar anotat ons are
nal AZ "a and CAi:utts d
Dontsuc 81 gang again ght and or he
nat here little scroHDhe have ol TO uOte
Boo To- 40 roll al ~ lie. Bags quiet at l2c
orSI anil aud prices SHADE lower
Price. uuen f Iurs kew-lofk The ending leO -,
ln75 a. compare With tJose Of the reuoeS year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
COTTON RECEIPTS.
HsvYoRK Feb l9Tsta receipts Cotton saee Sept H. 1873
WOOL MARKET

PHApsPHiA Feb l9Woo steadr; Ccnbng and higher
Quo Penus,1,n, snd West yena Xxx AM t5oe, 60059c
Y, 54d5je Medium, 56d57e:; Coar, 5Od52Ici E,siers
NcbOsn Insns Western Fine 40 SEE hedium. 55d66e
Coarse, 6O@5lci Conbing WASHED G7 q67 nc Cousog ts
&c and Medium Unwashd 4Oatza; Tub sssOed
zoe; Colorado Washed ~ 635e do, Cn-sshcd 22d25c EIr
snd Pulled. 45d5Oc No. and super PuisI 47d4Sc
TEXAS. Medium 3Oa35ei do Coarse. 2iG25e Csers
ot quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
The sales of city hank stocks were covered in one
transaction Of 10 Bank of New-York al Hi The fol-
owing are the bids:

Railroad bonds were quiet, and prices showed
Very little variation. Central Pacific bonds closed
at 96s 96 and Union Pacifcs at 93s@93a for Frsts;
Q42 a 95t for Land Grants. and s6lGSl for Sinking
Funds. The business was well distributed The
f,IIuvinJ are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

Following the example of the Union Pacific In
proposing to adjust the questions of liability under
the Pacific Railroad scts, the Central Pacific Com
pany also offers to pay into the Treasury 100000
semannuallY until the full amount is paid, instead
Of the present plan Of repaymsuts by transportation
| VI pAilI n9sYs supplies, &C. Ths CsatrAl Pscidf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

,aaof, J.m.,,, lsiaa2Osi a.po Domingo. Porte
b,.o NJ ZOE, Gotta Res lsa2la Mexican iv1aMi haeoS
49,. n1:, s.,snla lga2le AMI CHrsooa lSdIVe az gold
t0UR LNb NEAL inquiry Tor Pour mofe sensi 900
h.,. 1, . n ,s i,e- Of te lover gade'i ID W. are
, NJ srd Sup,sse are scare demand Trade brands
A. the ci0fe the makrt isuei II.
1y Tor the grads and general aensh" p''a"' SAWS
a, IN IO bbl. Ne mote; N. "a al,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
Rnr1ERpLN -StesmeT MAas
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y. 7
lSHFS-The market remains du AID nominal the
On, plt ample; Pot q DC AID Pearl 1t odSl4e
RROOH CORN AND BROUMS-COH Tnans vsrF tuU bat prices
ar, uu,teed Brush hhor, GTon. Choe, lSai4e 4 n luf
Green 2dl4e Green INN, 100 2 anu kea anG Reippei
. "a Brooms frIHiy ell bu qu'el.
BERSWAX very firm the n supply "a hand sales OF
| 500 10 " es,rn and Southern at 3ld3l u.
better demand for spot Cooa trportrs
,ook hold NOR freely and there inquiry snnes
oLe was day
coursng sdve.s Liverpool which sellers the
Ice: pfce, show az mpro, Of L. NJ al
Accordingly this ADDITION the mstet
recs the shppn ports are 1886 hGes ih- day s'
2l.SSO total
Sent 1874 SlS bales be lat1 29I3 400 bales con
sodAi lax oa) reep rs 20J baei Great bntin,
90 bales; the Continent 239lO b toc. IN New
1881 oonso dei oek si2 233 bales ibe aver
,ss o. devenes follows febufr'
10 65e; March l5.O7e; Apii l60lc MAJ, 1635e ygne,
ID nc yuly &c. August II llGc september log. tIst
cs-Pehruar,, 100 Z53Ze, 100 10 - &C. Marco 100
JSpe rs 232c JAW 100 ~ 3S2c. Aagu, 100, II 1920;
sept, 200 1889 tots $500 bales seeCad eah-asreh 5oJ
l5 2b.52c; NAV, 200 10 l53.C, toll 800 bales -
sSnii OF elass5eAn 70 force seo l. 1874
Qusy VOL more than b II a
abovso she quoted:
sn1,psr,.l3s. SIN, GooI ordlnar.1ss hddine. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

COMPANY not having the same amount OF Govern
mont transportation ~ the easterly portion OF
the line is not credited with the same amounts for
such service on the books of the Treasury as the
Union Pacific. The amount credited 10 the latter np
to JAM /. 1875 was So and TO the former IN
GLIDING the Western Pacific now consolidated with
it, $1,174,1sl.
The Consolidation Coal Company Of MARYLAND
held their annual election in this city On the l'th
inst, when Board or the ensuing year was elected
as follows: Allan Campbell, Presidents Adam Nor
RE. David Stewart, VIM Whitowright, jr., VIM NJ
Evarts. VIM. II. Nelson. George Is. Warren, jr,
Frederick Schuchardt LLOYD Aspnwall. Frederick
G. Foster, Walton w. Evans, Directors. In sub
hitting their annual report the Board of Directors
congratulate the stockholders upon the favorable
results for the past year, which show that in sea
son of great business depression throughout the
country, both in commerce and manufactures, the
net revenue for the past wear was larger
than at any former time resulting from the I'M
proved condition OF the property and general eeon-
omy of the administration. The report shows that
ST. 1874. After payment all ordinary tIpenes and *
Msoroins sIpcnse. Of steel rails locomotives De $40 7sa
Of which has been psii .o.-
sinsns Fond az fG GfS ne ~ 600 @css nd 7s5s6
Dvids-o per payable Jan lsf5. $1,000 sGs72Jo
Surplus Of year, esrpne. afr payment Of sl expense
Sinking Fund and Dividend sbozSS
ems.
Earosd transfer IN 1872 2fIl4gS
Railroad transfer in 1874 III 1881
The Iompanys own Eel, OF $1,000
debt Of COMPANY Jan. 1873 3l6s 100
The Company has no floating debt. The Directors
report their railroad rolling stock, and mines to be
10 better condition than at any former period, and
that for the year 1915 the Company is prepared to do
large business with economy and dispatch. The
capacity of their own mines is $500 tons per day.
Mr.. John b. Morforl, tho Superintendent of the
Long Island Railroad, sent IN his resignation to the
President, to take effect to-day, and leaves for
larger field of operations in the West
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
syIvania sizes. third ISSUE III; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, It's. IRea 4;;iss Railroad So; Penn
sylyania Railroad 81; gold lt4!
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zip from Mr. Eunet Well, we.hy Hop Circular
If dali declining market
Ae there has beeo heraly nothing
z .ut quotations even al reelection re pm
~ last weeks fgass wholly nal hoah good Hops
der zoe t. JJ II lead 10 heavier sh meEts abb oa and
bo here an country We learn from tie bes authority thai
M, If cx iogs sold the hands OF dealers aud
ox. IN IN, m ktsts will exceed $500 bales. Wis
c, bot sou bales while the remaining States be ta!y
loan a. 90 this woui maze total supply o II 900
hi ou,d The ocs 10 dealers hs d. In tbs maTets
ssmd al nom 1900 bales, this brewers
80 - a. q. ri coo 10 % carry th,
In ami al key 70 Le considerably BY furthe hpments
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We annex closing nominal rates for foreign ex-

There is no change in the rates OF money, call
loans being sreported at 2.G3 per cent, and prime
mercantile paper selling at to per cent. The
Treasurer received Sss coo National Bank notes for
redemption The internal revenue receipts were
S250O00.
The followngis the Clearing house statement for
to-day:
Curreucg exchanges s76gO 400 Golj eIcbange s6434S4
Currency 32jOsJ9 God bslapces.. lO394Oo
The Government bond market has been dull, and
prices did not materially vary from those Of yester