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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

CHURCH NoTES.-At GraceS3reet Btntist
church on Sunday one candidate was bap'
TIED By Dr.. Hatcher.
At Venable-street Baptist church the pas.
tor baptized six, making thirty.two bap.
lized during the protracted meeting. Eff
teen others have been received by expo
rence and letter. Some fifteen asked prayer
of Christians. Sunday night there was very
deep feeling manifested. Only the usual
meetings of the church will be held during
this week.
At Leigh.sireet Baptist church one person
was blptZsd.
Mr. Fernando Garland, Of North Carroll
na, preached at the Friends Westinghouse
at IL a. NJ. and p. NJ. on Sunday. His
subject in the morning was the remark made
by the Greeks TO the Apostles "We want
to see Jesus" and the comments on it were
close, Logical, and searching.
At the CIay-Street Methodist church on
Sunday two persons were received by pro.
fession and five were baptized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

CALtFoRS1A PEaRs.-Those Wishing sweet
and juicy pear should 20 to PIzzIN's S07 Broad
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FoLEY's STATUE OF SToSEwALL JACKSON
Photographs 1t the LEE 8" GALLERY.
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ELECTION TIcKETs.-If you wish to get your
election tickets neatly, chelply, and promptly print
cd send your orders TO the DISPATCH PRINTING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

Go TO HERMAN BoscuJ:y & BRoTHER's TO nav
your shoes or boots made. A fit guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

IL YoU WISH \ GOOD MEAL II moderate price
90 10 pIZZISI's, No. S07 nrUad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

MEETING OF THE SURVIVING MEMBERS op
THE SToNEwALL BRIGADE In obedience 10 a
CALI OF General James A. Walker. the surviv.
ing members Of the Stonewall Brigade met
at the Exchange Hotel yesterday evening.
Colonel Henry S. Edmondsou, of Mont.
gomery county, was called to the char.
and AT. Barclay, Of Rockbridge, appointed
secretary.
Colonel james K. Edmondson, formerly of
the Twenty Virginia Infantry, pre-.
sentcd the following pream Bile and resolu.
tons, which were unanimously adopted after
discussion by General james A. Walker.
General William Terry, former commanders
Of the Stone wall Brigade; Colonel Williams,
formerly of tie Fifth Virginia Infantry, aud
others.
Whereas it is fitting that the surviving
off cerS and soldiers of the "StonewalI Brig
adn," who folio we'd their glorious leader in
so many victorious conflicts. should on the
| occasion Of the uuvcling of the Statue which
| British veneration has offered to Virginia in
his honor, unite in aid of the dickson Me
mortal Association" 10 rear o monument 10
Lexington. Rockbridge county, which will
forever mark with appropriate memorial the
place where his remains repoSe; therefore
| he it
/. Resolcea. That the survivors of the
StonewalI Brigade heartily approve of the
objects of the "Jicks)n Memorial Associa'
tion," ard will earnestly cooperate in raising
an ample fund for the memorial monument
proposed to be erected over the remains Of
General r. j. Jackson.
2. That each of the surviving officers and
soldiers Of this brigade will on this occasion
when we are met to GO honor to his me-
mory, make strenuous efforts 10 raise by col
lection the money necessary for this noble
object.
}. We appeal to all who loved the living
Jackson, and to all who revere bis memory
TO unite with US ut the time and place to col
Iect fund which shall appropriately mani
fest the appreciation of all good men every
where for the genius and virtues OF thl:
! .Lr..,t CI, iia., sal nd r,atriat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

Don't fall to 20 to SYCLE BROTHERS, before buy
ing your LRY GOODS, as it will pay you TO go there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GOODS Is at SYCLE
BROTHEES', 429 Broad street.
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FINE GRApEs.-PIZZISI has large lot o. deli
riou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

Election TICKETs.-Send your orders for cleo
ton tickets TO DISPATCH PRISTfSG HOUSE If you
wish u get :hem neatly, cheaply, and promptly
nrinfnl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

IcE-CREAM-E isi:ors to the city Will find at PlZ-
zISI's splendid saloon all lvors of nice lce-cream
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

OFFICE AcTING CHEF MARSHAL,
Richmond, October &c, 1870.
There will be IN exhibition OF fireworks
on tie Capitol Square this evening at half
mast eipht O'Clock. ii. HETu,
Acting Chief Marshal.
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JACKSON'S WIDOW.
CORRESPONDENTS WITH ACTING
MAYOR MEREDITH.
VISITING MILITARY.
LINE OF MARCH. &C. &C.

Reassignmens Of Masshars and Aids
for To-Day.
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MEMBERSHIP CERTIFlCATES-annual and In
staImeul-can be had ut the Dispatch office.
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.,,xsrNENTs FOR THE OPEN
All" INt: TO-DAY.

.r,c7, roR 4 FINE EXHIBITION.
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tne stotlewull brigade looked At ii Yesterday
evening, and added their verdict 10 that ii.
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yEGETISE
NEGETINE
IS SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe 23.S&W2t1
1875. POSTAGE FREE. 1875.
j. T. ELLYSON,
NEWSDEALER AND BOOKSELLER,

NEW SDEALEN ANU UUUhoEDLE11sS
1112 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
will send any Of the following papers and msga-.
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the prices annexed, which are the publishers low.
es. rates The EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL, with any
of the following periodicals, viii BIO supplied ct
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BoARn or ArDERmEN.

meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen was
nela 8 Yesterday afternoon III the Council
cham ber- President Meredith ID ti.e ctair.
present at rollscaif: Messrs. BeaiI. K,llan,
Lipseomb, Manly. scott, spaugenburg. Tau.
ner, YanderYaF, Forester, Biss, and OIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

P1zzIN1 has fine lot of delicious eating PEARS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26

The fine and truthful portrait OF General
Jackson painted by Dir. w. Gail Brown, OF
Raleigh. II. c.. is on exhibition at the Dis
match counting.roon. II is the property Of
General Bradley 7. johnson. and is pro-
nounced by Dr.. Hunter Mcclure, MAYOR d.
A, Hartman, Governor Letcber, and mapy
others who knew Jackson well, to De an al.
most perfect likeness. Many members oil
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WOULD HAVE VOTED eyer

Mr.. Manly rose to personal explanation.
and said II he bad been present al the last
meeting Of the Board be Womb have voted
against the appropriation to Chi.atorazo
Park.
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mild. >..,, ,strr at The Dispatch Office
h''-' O,,ober Is. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

Es-ro uaskei Euslos Avres ics over With ao"e
JI0.s have dsgn
St,cz I'd -. l. i-t. -35u.O Hir- ySA
and - bs .rut'a BUfn 1913 $500 HIDES
IN J4 -dia l772 JBVU Hide, 7lp b-ss
Lds I51 l. -. 800 hides. 800 baes r. 81
COMPARATIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

exhibited unusual strength. rising very steadily
from the opening prce, PSF to %! and closing only
fraction below the highest pee. wabash mas
made good progress toward regalnlng the
decline of the week, opening day at W.
and selling up TO 21s; but 1t did not
maintain itself well the stocks already named
having subsequently declined 70 2Ot only 90 raliF
at the close to 2ll. st. Paul, although rather
sluggish during the morning hours, when it declined
Der cent from tho opening price, 80, made bril-
liant dash in the afternoon TO So and bad LOST only
per cent of it's advance at the close. Ohio and Mis-
sissppi opened at 81 3 and. on moderate business
advanced 10 32., closing at that price bid. kocH
Island was active and upward moving from lU!4 10
1888. Western Union. considering its eiec'rc quail
ties may DO put down as having been
rather quiet at 79.979}0S)070s Northwest
ern was at first disposed 10 show some
weakness and sold from, Az TO A. beng at one time
offered at that price; but the strength developed by
the general list nfusing courage into the hearts
Of its friends they gave 1t upward turn to 49, aud
sustained it there very well TO the close The weak
spots in the market were found in Pacific Mail
which recorded its best price 30 at the opening and
its lowest ut the close, 3jl and Lake Shore, which
opened at slk sold at 79s, rallied to 80, at which
price about 5000 shares were Sold and closed
at 80, just the price at which 1t closed yes
terday. 1t is stated that sellers go days
options in this stock are still freely offered
by prominent and wealthy operator but are
not taken with as much aviditY as heretofore. In
the investment shares there no movement
worthy Of especial notice. if except Rock Island
The aggregate sales of active stocks to-day amounted
to about 5000 shares, distributed q follows Union
Pacific, $1,000; Erie, $500; Northwestern Com
mon, 1900; Wabash. 1880; Western Union Tele-
graph, 1900; Pacific Mail 1900; Lake Shore,
1870; st. Paul, 1880 Ohio and Mississippi, 1850;
Rock Island, $500; New-York Central. 1000, and
Northwest Preferred St. Paul Preferred, and Paua-
ma each 600. The market closes firm. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices Of active stocks
sold to-dly win DO found in tAe following table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
TurEsnAY. Dec. 81-p. NJ.

At the Stock Exchange the year leaves rs with
strong market and the bright antcipations Of bill
: mt profits to be realized early In the new year
Will nodouJt give rest TO the cnjoyments Of the hol
tday The market for the last day Of the year may
se properly described. with the exception Of here
Bud there q weak spot. a rising if not a rampant
ore. Perhaps the most noticeable feature Of the
days business was the sudden strength displayed
BY Union Pacific which having opened at S6t, sold
up 20 81. and closed 81 3d. The cause for the rise
a. this stock from "a. Tuesday TO tO-days price,
=, would perhaps be difficult for ordinary mortal
- explain, and being only ordinary mortal, we
sAall not attempt its explanation, having only 10
Bgggest that the fact that the Company likely 70
And upon us hands litigation with the Govern
'ment concerning the latter's claim to per cent Of
the net earnings Of the road, Is not 70 be credited
With this sudden advance IN the stock Erie also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

The money market was quiet and easy up to p
o'clock at 81 al per cent call, but furry soon
after mp tho rate to T. the closing quotation be-
rng and g. The demand for prime discounts Is active
at 8 TO 7. The Washington advces report that the
Redemption Bureau. since its establishment the lst
of last July here, received in National bank notes
S5CO72OOO inclusive of 100000 received to-day for
redemption. The Customs receipts for the week
ending Dec p were 81 100000. The Internal Reye-
nue. receipts to-day were $4,000, making total
for the month of Ss9SiOOO, being an increase over
the corresponding month last year Of about $1,000
coo.
The clearinghouse statement is as follows:
Currency exchanges 093 Gold exchanges, 81 2Ol 800
Currency 1872 l30 God baances. I,-O''J'
Government bonds have been active and more
irregular aud close up strong at the suboined quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
nAnnAnnra-nnr v ,toriA.


Wheat bush 470O9 Four bbs 400 TllsE o.. d. 9d
HAuFAx-Scb"oaar Acrlnier
Flour hht.. go I'd irpl-s hbl 80 Bells, ibs.. 20
Gu Me., bsi LTD soap, bxs... 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

The disapp at the non-rcductiOn by the
Bank of England of its rate for discounts, as had
been very confidently expected to occur to-day,
found expression in the advance OF the gold pre-
MUM to 12s This nOn-action by tho Governors Of
the Bank however, iinds a ready explanation in the
cable dispatch. which reports that although the
Bank had gained for the week E49OOO in gold
which sum by the way is about GI0JO0J less than
the daily reports Of gains would make it, the pro-
portion Of ia reserve to its liabilities was only So,
per cent AZ. 1st 445 for last week and 49, for the
preceding week showing that although the rate for
money ID the open market is quoted about per cent
below the Bank rate the Bank finds 10 difficulty in
loaaug right up to its ability at per cent In con-
necjon with this subject, it is Of interest that for
the first time in several weeks, the Bank of France
reports loss IN specie, which for this week is re-
ported 10 be 5,272OO0 francs. United States bonds
were strong and British Consols steady The local
foreign exchange market was dull and strong with
business Mt only ti1ing concessions from the asking
rates given below. Gold was decidedly active and
strong, advancing on a lively demand from ll2D
III. To 1923 but reacting later TO ll2., closing at
49,. paid and bid. There were twelve bids for the
7. easury gold, amounting to $1975,O00 at Hiss TO
rr2l5. The award Of half a million was made at
1874 TO l12l5. The details are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

Rs 20 r-iit Treasurer L. SIS 81 .jJS 400 sS
.I y, M 80. Os.r. .54IG3I 2GlOO 9g5 225 80
t. r Customs month Of December SD SG7"s4Gl 81
op Tor month ID December 1874 bAoJ-lS SO
g. 90 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

nay unchanged; held 23it323q have only
sn1ll dgnrs New Sh"ahng s without Important
change 2Sc lnt Bot Boo BroBze aud Yellow es
Sheatbing 81 a re. a01 Y ". Bolts 23G. cash
l.
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THE MARKETS.
lCueulr reported FOB. THs rEIBcsa.l

lCAfruIr reporeo r- THE rEIBcNal
STATEMENT or EXPORTS.
THrnsnAY Dee. 81 1874.
IL, following complete bs. export, gp-i 20 vessels which
we're cleared toda y
C0AK-BGrk AlfauH. ..,
Germ bnEt, sVVAo
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COTTOY-The nsrtr spot T. , D oWeF On aH
b ms
snDDg pos mp sine o. wrlg were 5jb bales hs eaT
W.- p 3l 90 DAY lass 2O6l3 iats' n,1 .lte
Sept J. - J7I bales 3.yh last Yor lO $40
b1e l1g ol-y consolidated ID dlyD g 3Iili g.;
Exports Batln 81 Continent yyI
b'cs gc eyiorz lj3 OF 5ae' cn5'ii't'l sock 80,
las e cs,rdilfs forward eIv were ne i9l'"i
December liJ. J.nuar-. - o.. Fbmlrr llie; Nlfch
l49Oc Apr 10 3uci May 1861 June lj97c JUL b 0}-c
AnRIt ltsUc First CALI 500 bales uIsrY, u l.-e ~
der, 10 -lGc: 400 Pnrg. "a I5-52c 20 do Mn,ch ~
3l-}1c, 100 April lJ3 100 Io juno lie 90 10 Agi
1 total LOO l Second call 100 do FeYulr7, - lJb-'
300 april ID i4j- 200 MV, II lliBc; 100 June Ioc'
tofil. 500 bll,- -.
a. at. o on railr cusscin'n t);cs Sept. l. 1874
UuBl qaaY n0s than hlu
g.sde below he ads iu.-ei; - 100
Orinar7. l3ii st1,t Cool Ordinary 1874 Mddfnv liH
Good i,ri. "a lts vf l+I4 Goo. lIL. l5ll
NeaY,ra Classification D c. 81 1874, quotations 5sel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
b Az fnIInNLna fnr citE bank shares !.

A gold bond with real estate bonds rs collateral, -
offered for sale by the Real Estate Trust COMPANY Of
this cIty Particulars are set forth II their adyer-
tisement in another column.
We would call attention 10 tho annual statement
Of the Homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance Com
panv. which appears on our twelfth page promptly,
upon this. the first day Of the new year Its
mortuary statement "a thought o. put strong argn-
ment in the hands Of those who adhcrents Of It's
medical practice
The directors Of the NIAGARA Fire Insurance Com
pany have declared a semi-annual dividend OF per
cent payable on and after Jan. ?.
The Dry Dock Savings Bank VIII pay interest
dividend at the rate Of per cent per amman, pay
able Jan. II.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company have de
clared a sem-auuual dividend Of per cent, payable
or demand
Mr. Louis FITZGERALD, formerly Assistant Secretary
and Treasurer Of the Equitable TrHst Company,
with which institution he has been connected since
its organization has been elected Vice-Presldent OF
the Mercantile Trust Company OF This city. He
takes with him TO his new sphere Of duty the good
wishes of all those with whom lac has been asso-
ciated.
Sealed proposals are invited by the American EX-
change National Bank NJ 70 noon of the 9th proXlmo'
for > 900 500 bonds Of the City OF Cincinnati
redeemable in 1902. These bonds are part Of loan
Of sl0DOOoOo authorized by the City Of Cincinnati
for the cons elton II u railroad from that city to
ChattanOog .enn., OF which ., 'OJvO mas Deeh al
ready issued md sold.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn
ings for week ending Dec 81 1874 AT 5G4,j3o same
week 1873 S5O5,077; increase Sl69,Fl.
The following securities were sold At anct4on to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

souihsn Yellow s9c souheu White 81 2990c Jersey I'd
low az sGoes7 7c a0ost; State Round Fellow ~ o.
COMPARATIVE STOCK ~ SBW roRE EoR FeuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

a. p EO-
stue. 10 .,ez York Jan. /, l-IJ 1000 bags
MDLASSLS-lu Foreign there Us 20" chang" 'a i' mani o.
5ud transactions have b,cI rn4I ad UL IA
,b5g o Domestic active The arrivals iirr aud
ge market Is s.,ay "i JJ .n Or cans
A .acr on a DE 300 obs do do A. 3oW"D' We quote
CuDa Centrifugal and a. 35HJbc tuba t"r 5'f tOe
C11a Au,covao he6un- 3U44-c. huoysn uroc~p 40
Jc Porto Rico 4Oa6Oc, EugIsE isAads b 4J5c All AsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
TTII-. I'M UETFITIIT|| ~"
COMPARATIVE Ph4CEs, JAZZ. J..


ruled OWr WIZ '.'''
- .-,1t rr ra.,i yav Which COLI weather has npoEel'
- lore ID arrivals 700 tons Of NctelsVe sou
rv9ts 'iATkeL
"a I'D m b,,trr u0uv lasL We note sales 81 oUO
, Tor n ,ala IS god t.e-' also LoOO - ~, .1
- more Pc,oa eio- u has Dot here ha been
,sd 10 pit@ at.tes 81 J7G $40 "tI i1des IoOf
, 70 south Amer S.JJG 20 tsnaIa LV4t Vls O'N-
80 u a ion,. 2-33uj ions The o'~l peucon "
t1tb-arts for all regions from jan " Dr'- ~ 10 =, .. -
90 s6 $40 pn, against N $3.50 same oenol as' year
r-.,r lou.s Can 500 oOas23 Oosl1 O0@ O0sl2 COG 90
% 3 B go . JOH % ~ D W." D w
receipts he week embrace I'b oass per steamer
Tr,us and Santos LILY sies-o. oSs
80 sr OetAs 1910 bags Acs Isaior jIJV DAi' yer Ly
So and 300 Bays Uursla total 80 no >o'A
lS1i s,5Jt bags hichuond
~, AZ baltimore 9~6 bags 81 Hampton koals Sol-
ol bsgr A. Mobile 900 hesoreins AZ bags AIoat
"a osdrg FOR York 22lNr bsgs other ports Ia 'Ae Inel
-, a, I'm by. total llT5pU Total stock and supplies
Nv iii ports of the Se ~ or 1ags OF il Ie' 'le
20. =, - embrace 23lJ bsgs Costs Lca IN p@g' h'Al p'
300 bsg t-7H1; 400 BAGS sAntJ Doma2o - bigs
80 Domingo shlppei Eurote b. hfst h2aIsi anl
~ aJi mats Java Ra3.de juI arrived sou p.e'"us
Iy thee was good anaei IL no cht' ~ tne SCUM
M Che srte remains but are YIN ut npian oAE
v0U pag per Merlnaok alG --4i BAGS per l. N'II' % On
srot tr.5rre. Al near u 5oO1 Days per ep az
-. 600 bsgs SOPHIA a 1916 ard opJ Days pt ma!
au0s FAlt ~ 20
1880. Coed 90. l9GI9lsri Pr1r do zoV- &C. ht -
g. Ia. l-e . u ~ guu = n 90 fnd 30 lays cIet hi gu
-, "a, .,ut of stock market eose. s1Lon2 al our
,,,,rop.. .s qaote 4bG2Ci Ceyon lJD- 1i
~ 1nc Lsguarra 1920 Jamaica lSGOc SsnIo pomihso.
r. I7l--. Porto Rico 02Dl Costa hel ~. -OT-i IlrAl
10 10 Argo.r,, Us ole Szyauua Lod-u 20 aAd CuIae"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

DRUGS AND DfhSOgIm steadily held but qni't "e g.
~ b, zo, bond and - IbhJ currency Tor "'s ios
Cream dl weaker. French 81 4I34 3d.. Am"rUsn 81.
a.
o B3g0e b, Alma n
tr5 i 3d. gold and % Dbl, NtTona Posons Il go, eacr
Cis,ar ready sale snl holders
h favor ~
70 Bakers Sc Essr Is O'a&-r5ons Lemon
iluurad after holders - 5Oi Saderon 8s
lucs 80 Casa quoted a. y -J Eo. English Chemical
light stles ~a >ot or pl 80
Soda Ash - 1872 81 ~ Casc Soda - 81 2a "a 30, NrS
b Soda an gold aa1 bleaching Powder q OJU
s. 30. currency. O.l.r descriptions una.,,r1d.
DIGWyODS-Boih L0gv0yd and Eustc In ht u0ry;
tie snail holders ten Tow ri
higher rates - Ii)1llra LpyHuoI 1913 Currency AID
POO private OtncE descriptions jul
nd lOmiull- uuohfuI-i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
tatiOus

State bonds were firm. Missouri Gs, long bonds,
sold mt 0sags!; Tennessee old and new, ex coupon
a. 5Ss and new series at 50. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

N"' Prices
100 hsres United Trrst COMPANY .-uo
The IDitni States DAIRY Company, per snat..
~ pr,. Br' Head Bsu. trev s.ocl............. Tje
perUs~vEuia tU7i Con r. 30
80 shares Guaranty udrna7 Company 80 = 81 b
81 900 HesJersey Midland Railway Company % horisase
.-....-..... %
50 800 N.k-YHrL Osse.o Midland Rail. 900 Company "a
Mor'gagr bonds. ldc Mar j, 1888 Win November
l. 1873 coupons alta .Lfa D
$50 900 Nrv-Iork and O.vc-o Midland EIio.d Company
Eulpac1t 80 Mortgage Convertible Bonds, due DC.
1882, ri..i April J, 1873, coupons attached :
The Philadelphia stock market Is strong; Pmla-
delplia ana Ere Railroad lG.; Reading Railroad,
s.; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3d. Gold III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

rom jOC - D .,
1873 1874. 1875.
,, Hoo Cav and White ijc 1{3 80 SOC aS2 3Dr 49,
BROOM COR AND BROOMS-rleei nut ltie dongi holders
ann u tger views and prices upward s.oea5 are yerV
b - orps brush Ch1-e Short Green, y b. H l3Dl4c Green
III Cbo .. lZloaljc. Green, Suot aGl Ae4um, al 10
I.,... Req IN. i-daDu,. Il 9Ti L. , -
BUILDING MATERALs-ihe inquiry for BreEs aA oeen v-Y
IN. We quote Pale II NJ. - RI" % JERSEY ~ ~ ~
-, . Toryer - jO4r7 % Hay-rtrAv Bav 40 pOLr''
49, - o E,r,.In-ovp 81: Dark Sl3 sl+ Phla-
t.i,gIa Al sL5D-3g. and aunorr pJODtJ0.
COgPAAATlyK PRICES, JAN l.
leli 1870. ,,
-. IA ~ e. MS 81 OOuE4 - IS OUHe7 90
,n 81 ..l h 1gU 20 u OOTl7 90 - ouH - 20
bi4 Front e ii 10 OJS - BIB 5OGJ5 % - HuP5- %
20 rirrs ID OIL q snail distributing ness and TIE ma
%. " .ly n forrrr figures; Irote Adamarlr W, 10 10
u q lJr is lic Sp''in At Sc T"''" IL 'O
~. mi pFraC.ne. Is "a. andl2s It 2OH-i-
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



,surs po-, -, "a r ut important chsu tic l' Is very
A. .L.. Pearl. are -e and lollul.y unchanged
quoted 80 . De- -. 800,
Ia ls-t 1875
a.. -4 ~. T. -.1er0 eG e. 80 IS 5UuS5 =
RFiS y-Te INJURY Only limited ire stock hanl s very
Light aBd holders remain 1t We have only TO- loio
M hy trade AMI ID 900 % Western ud oolh-l
nave changed hand, .03I - Received since JAAiAj 4-
NJ same year, ljil 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
nAvAyA-Bark Mor-ing Light.
....-.. $500 Hoops. .-.
LIvKgPOOL-BIrk Viheia.
..,......l 90. O5O spirits Turpentine gals. 81. 274

Petroleum gals lbDO3O spirits Turpenne gals 3s214
LfvHuPooL-Shp loIl Bonheur.
Wheat bush 30 Tlov, H.. 81 1872 IoNn, bb'.. 467
Com 1921 Berl 100 Predictions. -
Lard ib.... 1900 CanI Gl-.s 4jU OlcaL., DlllO-0
LrvRRrooL-Sbp Royai Alice.
Cotton bales 500 WHeat. bush $4,000 Flour. bills 900
beef trs.... 90 W.vare, psgs 100 t1su, bills Z0O
ALLOW ID 30. 23O 764 Olcale, b. .JOj, 500
MJuGAS Pur-schoo1er Ann and susan. ,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
apAsArrvz PRICES JAN. /.

IN
Y,r,b ia 4i,r l5ql8c lJdI9c l5dI3c. lJa
FLOUK AND MFAL-Ta- opened IaeE and
FOR 'he low OF TX
aud Suu,r9n ihe t-cis hold Oh A. he
ven quiet prices ses oil 10000
.1i,. ". quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01

roaPAaArIvg PRICES, JLy. l.

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