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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

A CLEVELAND youth of rather fast
proclivities fell in love with parsons S
daughter, and as a clincher to his
claims, said to the reverend gentleman,
81 go my bottom dollar on piousness.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

A wREroHED DAnbury boy being
asked if he would live always, replied
that he would live part of the way, and
go the rest on the train.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

MARX TWAIN says nothing is more
useful before an election, and more
useless after an election than the s'desr
people"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

RUBBER THERMOMETERs.- Kohl
rausch, having several times noticed
that glass TASKS, closed by shoppers OF
hard rubber. burst, concluded that this
substance must be very dilatable. This
hypothesis was fully verified by expert
meIt, for the expansion of this body
was found to be about three times that
of zinc. From his measures, the CO.
efficient of dilatation for 10 between
16 70 and % 800 OOO770, and between
25 80 and 35'40=0 0O0OSi2. Thus, not
only has hard rubber very great CO.
efficient of dilatation, but the latter
increases very rapidly with the tempe
rature.
This remarkable property can be
applied to the construction of very
delicate thermometers. Thus, with a
small instrument, consisting of two
strips of rubber and ivory, 8 inches
long, glued together and fastened at
one end, we obtain, at the other ex-
tremity. considerable movement for q
change of temperature of one degree.
The coefficient of hard rubber is equal,
at zero, to that of mercury above, it
is greater. We can, then, as a curiosity,
construct a mercury thermometer with
a reservoir of this substance, whose
changes will be the opposite of those
of a common thermometer, and which
will fall with an increase of tempera-
ture.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

A TENEMENT house landlord remarks
that his tatterdemalion tenants ought
to be able to pay cash in advance, since
they always have rents in their pockets.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

A man may be properly said to have
been drinking like fish when he finds
that he has taken enough to make his
head swim.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

WHAT is the difference between a
market-gardener and billiard marker {?
One minds his peas, and the other his
cues,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

LITTLE George shirked his spelling
lessons at W. He feared that he might
come to want.-Fun.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

An auctioneer complains that he is
like Enoch Arden, he "sees no sale from
day to day."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

A MAN sticks at nothing when he tries
to stab ghost.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

THREE may keep a secret il two oi
them are dead.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

HERE'S funny reply given by little
boy In London, to the following ques-
ton asked him by a gentleman "What
occupation does your father pursue for
a living ?" He answered, with great
simplicity: ''He is a dreadful accident
maker, sir, for the newspapers"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

A PIECE of rock salt should always be
left in a horses manger.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

The great pyramid is to be utilized
As light house.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

An ExoUIsITELY dressed young gen
tleman, after buying another seal to
dangle about his delicate person. said
to the ieweller that ''he wOuld-ah
like to hsve-ah something engraved on
it ah to denote what he was. Ser
tainly certainly; L will put cipher
on it, said the tradesman.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

A SURGEON had just cut off PATENT
leg. A friend of the victim inquired
anxiously whether the doctor thought
he would soon get we'll. ''Ee ?" replied
the doctor. He never had chance =
why, then, put him to the needless
pain ?" 'Oh, you cannot tell the pa
tIent the truth all at once you must
first OF all amuse him a little"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

Sign OF indigestion. "Gone to din
ner-be back in FIVE minutes"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

''SIT DOWN, sit down." said a Judge
to an impertinent limb of the law, 81
cannot entertain your ridiculous propo-
sition." But nv necessity" "But
my necessity" Yes, yes, your neces-
sity-I admit your necessity under
stand-l admit your necessity I ldmit
yeu are a necessity yourself, or at least
the next thing to 1t, for 'necss sity
knows no law"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

An OLD bachelor says "When 1
remember all the girls I've met to-
gether, | feel like a rooster in the Fall
exposed to every weather / feel like
one who treads alone some barn yard
all deserted, whose oats are fed, whose
hens are dead, or all to market started. :"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

''FISE cane you've got," said Crab
apple to our friend Shawneybsum the
other day. :.'Yes, SIR" said Shawney-
baum, as he gazed lovingly upon the
crutch, I brought that cane from
Hengland."
.'What kind of wood is it 2" said
Crabapple.
"Well, SIR" said Shawneybaum, SIT
looks like azel or ickory, or you might
take it for helm, or hoax /; but after
all it's only a hash"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

THERE is nothing so refreshing and
soul satisfying in this cold, wicked
world as the spectacle of a graceful
woman. After she has knocked You
down and pounded you over the head
five or six minutes with a rolling pin,
and you get up and say you are sorry
and willing to beg her pardon, the look
of gratitude that illuminates her hea-
venly countenance will do all but pay
the doctors bill.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17

THE following list of bridal presents
is published in the Chicago Tribune :;
pair of pebble-gost shoes from the
brides brother-in-law a glass door
plate from her grandmother's uncle; a
half-dozen case-knives and kerosene
lamp from the bridegroom mop,
broom, and potato-masher from an IN
known friend can of kerosene and a
bundle of kindlings from the brides
mother in-law also nutmeg crater
and some mantel ornaments from her
school friends.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-17
Poi HOBARY G0ISIM MP7l0Il

Do not neglect that, which to you mar ap-
pear TO be a trifing cold, or you too NAV Be
added to the NINETY THOUSAND human
beings who die annually in the UNITED
STATES-who are hurried to premature
graves, by that dreadful scOUrg, PULMoS-
AIRY CONSUMPTION.
The specified ingredients, viz: Tar, Wild
Cherry and HOrehound, are so well known,
and so highly recommended, that the pre-
paratiOn must come into general use for af-
fections of the breast ami lungs. 1t is re-
markably pleasant to take, containing no
thing to cause nauseating sensations-which
is a very important consIderatiOn-as it is
extremely difficult to prevail upon children
to take sufficient quantity Of most meii-
cines in use to have the desired effect.
Has been sold by Druggists and Store.
keepers for thirty years
Fr;ca 25 and 90 cents Per bottle.
Prepared only BY
CHARLES NEHER, JR.,
PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10

Domestic and rs .a:ss shs sass.. a
8. and s., ss i Foods
genera. ASV,s % COED ' ss; Do
men. men 1ss aac IS soSss '; leg io So md favor
HiDss-. ba.in. L. only ..d bat price. without further
change TIE receipts for the wee. sasr,ss nom ka1o. ps
.ny aSsy, 57a Clara ws.dA..s go from
2S5SS sss s 1; s' os isS
,so $50 from Coes 1888 from ss.p.,h per s:n
S:s, sSS a s.. mn % s
ss 81. % s; s Sss
I'd 5 sSs :s': sss2a III ss sos ..e
SoS2S n ss :.l's,.s % Sss aSs'.. COLA .s .sse
b. 2$ss ::ss,ss Yen G s iss
;:s 'ss; 8: iss: u.s.; n 5' "a
r. ;ss Ell; ..: ;' cssa s' .ss e. 10
hello sss: nd Or: .as siss is
, ,ss s IA s..d s ~ a
ccpa. ,.:ns 20 S az 3D.
a as ,. 2lsy. Elected cd ss is4s eur
D 5ss
sS .;ss: ss' t'S sSsa
Nina. isSls h 2oc so they run Dry os sasS ~ fsc So
.sS ssS M is ss 80 1 bs;
Ss% ,ss Run. Ice sss 'ss r is
s a..s:4. b. 'isi ..n
": s ~ ss 1%ss A. lev & SS
sss5o TO- iGii &C. selected P. 80 gao q is sss Sc
nailed 45a7O d. lial3c currency seecedi Tens tps 100
W TO- i2ac. currency. selected TeIas packer, ooaoo d.
selected; Kss-oreana 4sa7O 10. llallas, currency. Sc
eeo Couutrv and West.rn 50d76 10. 1Oc selected
soasem 2OdbU 10 De-. currency selected; City Slaughter
Or 80076 10 l04c, currency, 'eiecteo CITY Slaughter
Cow 45a6O u. 9d9l2c. carrencJ selected.
HEMP-There is little demand from manufacturer a. ne
there doing and Manila which 10 large soef
reduced 72dS e for to ane ln other foreign and domes
also little prices nomlndy I'M
eAans ed 900 bales S arrive sold at b. god Juie Butts
have inquiry and stronger with the signing OF the Little
Tariff sales 200 bales 2 cash, and 400 do 29 TINE and
Al the 800 bales aiken at 2 time
EATERHemok exports Tor the week 1900 sides which
largely the weekly and sbou onehsi on consgn
mrt freely Stock reduced
10 sides mostly Bnenos Ayres middle weights and 10 IN lew
hands Oak Is in demand for best tabaages. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HEwYoRK Feb 9BEEvEsNong GALE sd no trade IN beef
Tie shyeng in Wasegtol Market comE1lnel OF
slow Of beet p1ces. They eond
get % for few Of the si and wee riiug i
Tor the poorest god generally at IRON SGllc n
CALvEsReceps $50 head part sFasseTs and part IN
yea of qratr Tie deman fair and prices trn
ked calves hon 72GlOc T. To- with come Of the best
up TO and ordinary sold at from ~ 5o
per 10 81 3d. and 10 do at sO-sh ~
Hume l. Elliott
carloads due BY be Hudson River Road but bad
not Up The qei snd prices we're
poorest ~ best loe
were sold at 5l4aS Hume kos.s 200 Ohio sheep %
Il average Sac James Kirby sold " Ole o2 q
ayersge at G2s;, AMI 81 do, "a n, at sac
kVlNK-Not reeiyei Oh and nothing In
the pens Dressed hogs 81. for City and SEQ
Slsc. Tor esern
CHICAGO Feb 9-CATTLE dan, unsettled receipts,
1900; a shippers soh Al 81 60dS0 81 $500
LIVE HOGS active lOdl5e lower receipts 32000
packing grades So 5Ud$6 80 Bicoa dogs roc 90 % ship
pers s. 1896 Extra al 81 40he Latter hsue for 6rnes
SHEEP stc,dy frn receipts 100 Poor Brs 50 75Ss9 IS
81 75.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
ST. JAeo-Bsrk Thomas Brooks.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

tn. market ens. very dS With the tendency toward
' SS Lf5f qi%i1fh fSi ss' bat
compared show decided change we oaOs Pas ..
sfssx B.y 5SS$8 Coon Eroui:EBIcT1 s2ssls D,,l
.SS s So SIS Cement s qat SS' steady
81 80 P S sn'S 30 a% an. S oS Ser s s From eS
ssore 1t 81 Is liberal supply dull and weak IA a2s
e, S'. y F. %s
land sSsl % 70! Common and Finishing Other descriptions
SSors AND soes . continues fair bunu.. doing
with encouraging prospects ahead some orders are coming ~ o., are
o ss s same f the auction
sales e working fair extent In the
. sd SsP s ss
SEocS csN 2Sp nc @ Corn dali
s Hs s Avs al S .se
upped at lo9lle cash Brocms are trn but Qset eoo
BREsWAx scarce holders sn slss2c for Western and
coFPEE-1hee rahsri Arner feeling noticeable Rio to-day
s ssoa BE 7: a's
o. private terms and at Orleans bags per Nome
iGOo bags Ernst ana Bene both at is We quote oIn'
isslsS nd PRIME DO iesSisss god sS.dos
y: as ;e' sS:sSs
S sS Fsc R 5Sss cd a Se
MeIess 20s5l % ADgosura, 20S2se; savsas 20923c aud
coHI-fSe Anthracite improved mainly
fsa a. ssa:.
s Ss' s e co for s Es s Ht DS
demand prices rule srmer Porsn &c. Goals dull .ad
neglected quote Anthracite eargees g. 1886 So We quote;
Weum oeana For gR lace Hall SIT OOGSl8 20
Wes;ern Va Cas-. 400 90 Carbonite. O01 IL 90
Cumbqd seam... 500 Z 90 Newcastle Cas- 006 10 90
Amer 600 10 90 Provincial COAL. 2j1 10
CoTroN-There fair movement in SPOT Cotton Good Ord:
AddhnR Of ssecatoB and Good Ordinary and
Strict Good Ordinary Of old CLASSIFICATION advanced & other grades
% % ses ss os S .s
bales dv week 1871 bales ths 49, 69
:sss sSs bales s'
S25 100 bales The II TeeaaJ fsrwarf deliveries
were follows February lb59e; March 10 TEE AEh i6o6c
eai.FeSmsry 100 at is 1889; Ap OOo is S.S2e NAV
l6 l332c June l6 ll6c July 200 IL 1916; total 500
bales; Second ean-karO 100 Is 2j3ec April, 100. l6si
total, 200 baies-
standard Of cssaeaaoa In force Sept 1874
UplsDS CoHv In sahy tssa hsu
gnoe above ss s.lep hf duoet:
ordnar...l3S stnet Coed 0rasir.15k hHdlne ...19is
Good Ora ..l4a Lev Md ..........l5L Coed Ma..l7k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10

PRHGHTs-Os berth there comparatively little accomplished
the scarcity Of eonveance and Ies are at@ e. yestsra
supply tonnage nqarr a. the moment fou al
Bat rates are stsSu coo bud ass o sas 10 S Ss
By 40 200 bash d. on p,e o s ISL oa cart. We
S Ssss % 20 b. o 81 "a a. p SbI
FsATasas-ise @aIte s.is. s.i of ceumo.
proved pS.s sSsSss western Lave Geese d. s0S
si8e4.ai ' Ts.Ir ~ :. si Il ,si i vS
Ts. Zee % s ss AZ G1's a sas .n.
sd Of s,uns i've, the bere Winter steady Tho
well he'd Winter fair demand fer milling
.s sSssr. . As ~ y .sys trade s sac; s s
q {: r. "a :: z s:. A i...
and Psan.ri,.Si. It 81 IS. sad DO Stat. :. ii as
Iss Gss: b a. Max q.s az. . ps.. .. a.
Data DOLL and hesv prices Of Aed much the White steady
On lI. and sac.t; wss.sr HI.d 81 .asst White =.
s. ~ s.. s
cI . :Is t"s The & " s Mira q
Western WHIT 3, siasis Ws,.ern Yss. a. 81 's so:er
sosse PIER .od .ao .sO 900 bash New Mod ws',es
SELLER trt ball Of March az Sc
and Becoming Of neostanes la I've vaa gowe
Of ~ I. se.s pIoase, I.se1 IL Kern G'a.. l. :o.s oar
learn there least 10 5000 s,des Alfalfa and
.a .s. asa s 70: f.' n s,T
Cattle Sheep oI sot F.st: asa,I ,sd f...sa s.aeI il
and certain Of possSh n,s he had sh mine prsss
GUSYfEs-Tte India Domestic remains very
quiet but the LATHE Tn act signed increased
expected ods Is Hsmiaa l2dl2f fsS DsrBeo Gouhyse;
70 quality on pd,.s Bags sesay
ws. -. 81 20 m demand good %
GUASo-Ths demand has improved for Peruvian and the nsrk
HARDwARR-rhsrs very nHIs change Ia this nsrkss both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10

aPROVisONs-Tbe Pork market weaker and qe sales Of
80 bills Mes :, $40 81 adsl0 40; $50 bills Western Prime
ss $50 b Mesa seller May $40 EN- Beef Is seay hu;
SOqs2O for Family neree Beef in fair demand and steady sales u
Prime Mess AID India Mess terms could not
Beef ans hno but quiet Cot Meats are less aye owing to
At TIE for Fresh Shoudersi 7sa7a r Picked $40
d?s e, f Smoked G &C.. i? BOXES i r;s .fS
heavy Clear Bellies at l0e: so boxes medlem weights
DO. d.. lie; 10000 d Ribbed Bellies 92s9los Bacon
Of $50 Long Clear O 100 boxes Western Long Cer
al IOaO IS bSrs Western Short Rib a. l0'c AMI extreme
es .sa,Ser sales Of %esisS sc and City 5a9s. Lard
close. rather quiet and tame; CITY Is dali held
lSTs With 1872, bid sales of 800 tes Resed Os the Havana
future delivery Of 1000 te teller February 4e
1000 tea March Ia IA e 100 seller Nav. ,s
$50 seller mouths l4e $40 @ at the West for export
EXTRAORDINARY market to-day void Of animation and there
feeling noticeable Reinei IN barrels quotes sb
l9lad3Oc Crude 7s bak for prompt and all February deliver
without sales NAphhs, 9hd0c Al philadelphia Rsaaes Is
very rdd ssd hard ogote about 81 906sl 92a
OH Cty nominal at 81 90 Roueyie arm not offered held at
q S. peec% cess quiet seoeGs o sea s tn ss
iaJ opened United nOaas IL 75esl 7o4 Vnisn 81 TIA
PIINTs-There osy Moderate business doing the
vester greatly with trade Puees rule about steady
vernioa rie lever Bse Celestial 10 higher selling at 90
Toe AID Spanish quote s92c White Lead is IN fair
aaIy 89c DaIs G5 070c Pance Stone 6Iu at 4g0e
r. Co. Red Venetian in far request at 21G3e Easa and
Aba Orange Mner sad other articles have been Ia lair
uef n.ntain-d rates
sned sales Of 80 casts Carolina 7a8e $50 bbls Lou
assa at o8ei and so bags Raneso, at 6iaer6Sr -
b,.es Cape so ssIos Caca BsIss
leans % rs bo Ospe ~ bales Psss and 400 bales hsrean
FeDser there + noaeIae .asir, a ,ts;dy prices. essP.
ala zoe D heAesu and SOC Matsnerss We qsute;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALpAyr Feb oos Rye quiet a. and ste steady
Ss.sa Rs ad Nal. a:I's; ~ ;,i s1s po.,
dbl anti sD5,p ESS ' wSs d ass
2do, ~, no do, 81 49, No Rel we'e, g 20 Mo-
std 81 ijGsl 20i Anoer 81 25esl 80 White o.. 81 los
d. Il 9sas Sa Sefs MIs Il ~ o1s que. usA,ssd
soss So anf sa s't ceai b
l0s0loii. Baeoa-'A9gd,rs oi2ei Clear Ro Sides II a.
Extra e,terD Tubs and aos l3a37 quiet
It 7 %15 .Is@ sn ssss at
30 FS Common P sr, %i. ant %
ss 50 1885 2j White wgeat Ohio. lleiaes and Michigan,
81 sD ia sG = Fs, NJ S 81 sa cSs
quiet red nd felOS SjeS7S Oats Jar deaand Mixed ard
s!5as54 ReesP.cs!ou so2 bs Con- Ne hsa. ioi So.S
y SSoe' Sa iO8 Ba Eds aS S Su:s 500
No. sS rs so FSr pA a1t s. @ @ fso
March ADa ~ spHp 81 SS t,. Eot ss So SS
a,a lie ID MAY 81 o' Ss:, and IN n ssSsaa AZ:
dali o. 81 April I s . .ss
Suls M Meat: S.S qst ard WHISKY a
900 ss.S Isooo S:r Zoo sSS ssPassi:
Si ;s SSG s:;, ZOO s
oscssirI Feb steady. wEsss.st ad steady Res
hss RE ae c sS n.uS. Batter "a: i;'.S sa u
changes; s., cGy seed 81, s 90 s - t.i ls . s
Bah n.. quiet 10, s5s S c,, Al, .
s siis. o., q o.. SSsa Meats ara and aneS.nssa
Whskye
So SO5s6 Soi Fair Coed 81 soss7 4O 0Ass 81 loss7 CO..
receipts. 5000.
CLsyEAxD Peb owbeat quiet snd unchanged Corn steady and
unchanged Oats sm and unchanged PerOeo@sndar White h
IL c Bexs Tess. l2ac; small lots 92c higher
PED 9Plour tu a.d dooptng. Wheat ao deehnins
RItn, 81 l2i No. 81 esreSi O9si Amber, 81 W. Corr
quiet unchanged Oats Dub uneaanged ReeopsWheat tVVV
bush Corn 1910 sa.A oa 1000 6ssh shPSeOtsopleGr Ooo
bwk wheat ZOO tusA Csra. 00O BASH Oats 5000 bush
Fes 9Lve Hogs ana and ia fair demand ~ on
d$d 90. Other Articles unchanged. .,o.
LouvLs Feb e-Ripur sschanged Corn em esq
zoe steady 62464e Rye unchanged P9rl ara SO
aLA sschsged Sarsrsared Hans is 29as ban
Meats easier shsss.rs Gear Rs :sa W'.r s'ai.
Prime Lad-Stesm lac. Tlerss l4solAsc+ Neg 1917 Whnv
excited higher 81 o. Bassiag quiet bat ss izSi45J
Feb 9fssr snehasset saes 0VOpss AZ 70 ier NO
spnag 81 rs for Amber wints 50 ~ Tor White winter sa
so 10 Tor Double EIs Wheat s1ei Nc hsaAss Sso 81 ~
MichgaB 81 36 Corn quiet sSe baIsy
Pdpe 81 t2asl AZ Cora or Bs.ss
ana sss for ueSss per 500 sSo ,s M ,os Raa
Bosi oa 6Oc to NswYoh, &oc 70 AhAsl sac . MAN,
.d Qs.a' With fair ss@.ed rc' dull A.. .sa 81
ps1s:Il, cs isi p ''s os'
20 2ess8 hsh g.sas; 70 s 49, a. so Rag s ~
s.ss1y ssoe sr rsiss oss 10 limited rss.asd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Feb 9-l2:3O m-Erie Railway shares 2oi4a2o'a
do preferred, AZ
LyzRPooL Feb. 9-l:30 The Cotton market easier bat
not quo Mi!dnng Uy,anS "a dlg OreaUs 10
~ 900 bses ncdGng 1000 speculation and export
to l.l6, sales OF Mddlus Up
nothing MddBg shp.eJ Jnudy and February 81
75l shpoed March aud april a. 7 iJlGt DO Do dev
l3l Ihe Of Wheat Tor the
have been 10000 qars al ~I we're American
fe' 81 m.-COno tor money, s952Sa aud FOL
the .ccOuDt 5Zs1 G32'S 49,,
LiyRRPooL Feb SHES Of Cotton the basis Of Mid
ding upland pohOg below Low Mdlg, "a pped February and
March. q 81. Lara, 63l - y cwt
LIsRPOoL F.b The market fr brea!stuis Is dali
Whet 92g9i4 p cnta! fo Cl0rI.s Wne AMI $50
gl2 fr bed western sprng CON- IS 09J6s quarter Peas
42l6 y quarter for Candida.
LONDON, Feb. $3.50 p. m-Ere Railway shaFes 20d23lA
LIVERPOOL Fec $3.50 mo- the cotton ses to-day 81 Oc
bales American ~
02L.
LIvgRPooL Feb % m-Sales Of Cotton the bass o.
Mddnug Upands nothing below shipped January,
IlGi shipped February MarE AZ 7S4d; do nothing
below MianG deliverable March ami Ap 1t iSs rse market
tor yarns aud Manchester is siei4y.
LONDON, Feb 9-ie5nad Petroleum. lOSi Y Hoo
FeO o-U The VI DlliOn withdraw from
the Dauk uf Engiasd balance TO-DAY 10 S3,JOJ.
fRAxKgoRr Peb -UIed Five Sey bonds 1862 9s1
LoNDOs Feb. n.-fllow, 43i Qi3I 3 v esL
LosD.S. Fb S-ESenng-Spits IopeAnle, 2JI6d2oS esh
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a, n. a. -. a..
healthy continues to prevail in the market there some 10
qury and fun prices private sales The n see
OF Liverpool sales commenced Jazz I'll There
was fu attendance bayers much pht was notceab
ps for nearly descriptions ruled about the at the last SAFE
aDy,m iference be favor BUYERS.
900 bales shipment the United
saes are repoe The
will comprise $50 bales and will last I'LL the 2Sth inst 70 oE
m.nee on the 26n following the 1871
bales TURKISH and Layan 2lS9 bales North
Africa; 1858 Peru and chill 200 bales Alpacs
inferior 35 bales uer Plte
$40 bales Bencs skins 900 bales Rao 800 bales Zeekel
Wslaehiau Servaa 10. baes sunides; Is, go baeh
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suGAas-She sssersi pesnsa Sugars remained he
ana busuess rather qn Aad late the liberal arrivals
having .est na.eace qss,a,os sales 206 hsd Cs~
HSage 8A tkS bhS OabA Tase and BOO hhda
needy Ce,laga ~ &C. We Pair Coed Reaans Cuba
n 7s3Tse Prime d. 7's Cearitsg' hhds and soIes SO
a. ~ Chyed Beg SIG Re6sea dull ast weak
ssss,sa for Sen Ysl,vi e.a9t fer SEQ w.se l0se or
GRPBS-Csver noerste request sight oesoesopi 300
Ls sod evening" lic and 100 bags State to-day az
llas ,...,
a. spot l4isdl4 7-l6e
TUBACCO-ere Moderate bssaes passaF Kentaky Leaf
asd pnces remain ses the sales for the three days embrace 500
hds vith ouf
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Ise,udsS in ,bs above are $50 bales 70 snt'e
future market seows Improvement o. s %.
lair demand Sales esvs all % basis OF Low hddnnss
Sales yesterday stsr m.-Aach, 200 10 2lS2e 100 10
1il6 April 300 ice; 100 10 132c; June 100 l6e total
7oo b:s Yesterday. asa.s 10 sissigs2e
June le i9S2s. yaly. 10 27.3zSTc Assss 10 1890
~ ls2e sepssss 10 0Ise ssnssL MARKET barely :ssay
Sssa 2o9 is'.e 100 2sse 100 I,t soS 70 a
5 a &C., 80 ss2e 900 le IeS 10 s5se a.. ioo sdo 10
isbsi 900 10 1884 Js ioo IL 3s22, 900 10 a5s2e;
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF HAssIER & Co.. Bankers,
7WALL-sT., NEw-YoRK, Feb z, 1875.
G. c. and I. c. stockholders and bondholders who
were uaable oobtain copies of "Hassers Financial
Report" No. 49, are informed that second edition
is ready, and their orders can now be filled.
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL 2 $40 PER CENT BONDS.
A limited amount for sale by
KUHN, LOEB & Co., Bankers, 81 Nassau-ss