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SHERIFFS SALES


Fteri Facias against Jean A, C..,
In the matter Of the city of New ~
ing for decree of mortgage, prirSaaci
trict, Diairil,
SUPERIOR DISTRICT Court FOR TIM
~ OF orleans, No 26,622 mo. 783 of IN. IN Y
docket).-By virtue of writ of fieri fan ns Y
Jean A. Castan. do. to me directed by M ~
the Superior District Court for the nasi 20
leans. in the above entitled cause, VIII 1It 1
sell at public auction, at the Merchants p sos
tioneers, Exchange, Royal street, betwsSssa
and Custombouse streets, in the Secona" g ~
this, city, on WkDNEADAY, December S y n
twelve o'clock NJ, the following deserS'i
erty, to wit >''rotd
A LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVE.
in the Second District, number twelvsi.
number two hundred and sixty four ~ =
UrsuliDes, Hospital, Johnson and Galv.aa
measuring one hundred and four feet nin. 5
thirty + ct six inches deep. snea,
Seized i'll the above suit
Terms--Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAv,|
no27 de5 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish ~,
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NHk LOAN OFFICE,


Notice ia hereby given, to whom it may concern
will be offered for sale from and after the fifteenth
Of November next, unless the interest thereon ID
paid.
oc3l I'm OTTO sCHwANER Proprietor
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RIVER REPORr-3 p. n.

Below high water mark Of 1874
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LIVERPO0L-Bark Nerea-l352 bales cotton
LlVERP00L-Ship Western Bmpire-4752 bales
cotton 5000 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Mirana-34OO bales cot
ton 5000 slaves
L1vERPooL-Ship Baden-3e5O bales cotton 1875
SKIS oilcake 5000 staves
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80 1875
armou,h. N 8, in ballast. ts Hall Vaughan

Yarmouth. N g. in ballast, to Hall Vaughan
Point
Ship ssndusky, Lowden, 50 days from Liverpool, to
A Miller kco-4th district
Ship B Mttcalf, Blanchard, from Damareecatta,
Maine, to Woodward Wright-Point
German bark Emily, BichmaH, - days from Rio ia.
metro, to Phipps &co-lst district
schooner John Hancock, Catlet, 81 days from
Boston, to Fosdick Gco-lst district 81
STEAMBOATS,.
VS. Pike. Brown. from Bayou Sara
faHoo, Jones' from Yaz00
John Means, Davis from Ironton, with barges
ana steamer Billy Collins
favorite Betry, from Lower Coast
Mar ha. Bsssett from Lower COaat
Alice. Porter from Amite river-New Basin
Katie. TObin. from Greenville
st John, Berger0A, from Donalds0nville
Henry Tate. Aucoin from DOnAldsonville
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from St James
Bertha Bruner. Wenzel, from Columbus
Assumption, Dalferee, from D0naldsonville
W. POitevent, Heno, from st James
Frazer, Canton, from Lower Coast
klce Farmer, Dragon from Lower Coast
yosephine. Cozzens, from Union Plantation
Hodge. McBroy, from Lobdells Store
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Susie Silver, Silver from Cairo
George Spangler, -, from Cincinnati
Bonnie Lee, Scevell, from Grand Ecore
Iberia, sheldon. from Lower Coast
Favorte, Bietrv from Lee Plantation
Oricle, OPry. from Lower Coast
WaTenock. Renaud, from Upper Coast
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James O,Rourke, Plaintiff and Datiye Tu,
tor, ETC.. rs. James L. Wymer

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
no27 de5 10 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean
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EXPORTS.

BELOW-COMING UP.
Schooner Dasey Parkhurst Hooper, l6 days from
Providence !, to Union Oil Company
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Fieri Facias against K. Hiiherio,-

kUUENE WAGGIMIl
no27 de5 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish q {
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Citizens Bank OF Louisiana VS.. Jean sar

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
no27 de5 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Stocks Lower. Irregular and
FeVerish.
ANOTHER BUBBLE PRICKED.
Cod Firm at LIP s.S and Money Easy at
2l2 q 3 Per Cent on Call.
BONDS GENERALLY STEADY
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, Jan. l8-0 r. M.
1t was not unexpected that the opening day Of
the week would snow lower prices in the early
part OF business, and consequently there was no
general disapp0ln tment W zen some oil the more
active stocks that have been the subject OF recent
speculation began to show the result OF iurtner
depressing influences Later IN the day. however,
rs will be observed from the figures u reaction set
In, which bid fair to establish stronger under.
tone; but the market closed unsettled, irregular
md everish. This was especially true OF Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph. western Union, Lake
Shore. Union Pacific, Northwest common Erie
aud OHIO and Mississippi The last named stock
suffered severely IN the skirmishcs OF the day. de-
Ginning rom 500, the opening price, to 29js, the
closing price. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph like.
wise received O black eye from the rumor that
the steamer Faraday had been forced to re-
turn TO England IN a sinking condition, and would
not resume operations until April. This stock
opened at 261a. nuctuaed about Il per
cent and finally declined 10 23k. the
lowest and closing price OF the day.
Lake Shore opened at FAX. receded to TAX. i'm
proved TO 73@ 7S7l. western Union began at
~, went or to TX land TO 7oT on seller sixty,
but reacted to 72k regular Pacific Mail opened
at 342 advanced to 81, receded to 24ss. but closed
nc the initial figure. ST. Paul sold at a71a s7a q
ST.. q 37X 37h. Union Pacific was compare
lively steady ut So 36A a6h $685.. North
west common opened at Az. sold down to 49,
advanced and closed at 449s. Erie sold at 20 .
sSs4 COX 20. Wabash Tell or from liz to lex,
reacted TO TX and closed Al II. chicago ana
Rock Island sold at 1921 1927 lo3 1927.
THE SALES
Of stocks to-day amounted to 23s 900 shares, which
we're distributed as follows:-New YORK Central
and Hudson, 1.5)O; Erie, 34Oo; Lake Shore, 4s3oo;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, 200; Northwestern,
10000; DO preferred. 600; Rock Island, 1000;
Pacific Mall, $500; st. Paul, 100; do preferrea
loo; Ohios $4,000; Western Union, $1,000; Wabash.
s,10o; Union Pacific, 21,7oo; c. c. and !. c., 100;
Panama, GOO.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
81 The difference between prices at the close on
Saturday and at the close to-day Is as follows:-
uADyANcE-Delaware and LacEawana 4, Har-
lem u. .i.ft
aDFoLINE-Erie 4. Lake Shore 4, Northwest
=, st. Paul q, Wabash ". Union Pacific u, At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph sA, Northwest pre-
lerred u, Colo q. aa
Tie stocks that remained steady were Atlantic
ana Pacific preferred, New York Central, C., G.
and l. c., Hannibal and St. Joseph, Pacific Man,
Panama and Quicksilver.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
nd n a rprtc n a duVs
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WALL STREET NOTES.

PREVAILING DULNEss ON THE STREET AND
Observation-Disclosures RUMoRs-THE LAKE SHORE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD-.THE RIVAL TELEGRAPH
COMPANIES. tnf .lt .f0
The general complaint Of iu,ness in the various
department OF trade finds its reflection IN the
several Wall street markets. Instead OF advancing,
as was hoped toward the close OF the year. In the
direction OF greater activity, stagnation would
seem to be steadily usurpng the place OF what
little animation was noticeable last month. Taxing
the business or the banks as IBID
AN INDICATION OF CURRENT TRADE
tie exhibit Is not satisfactory. Thus the transac-
tons at the Clearing House Tor the past week
compare as follows with those OF the previous
week.
Clearngs for tho week ending January .$5lg7 7O3
Clearngs Tor the week ending January l6.. A9a 7 6s5
BanSSs for Tor the he week week enSns Janaary s Sai
This condition Is also shown In current bank
statements where the line Of deposits show q cor,
responding Increase 10 decrease in loans, there
not being sufficient business TO Keep even the
moderate amount OF money now in trade steadily
moving. This Is true not only OF the stock mar
ket, but OF all our markets. and the first question
put to the commentators upon such condition OF
affairs 10. what can be done to nelpitp And the
answer seems to come reluctantly from every
one, Nothing just now, It will require time TO
bring about reversal oil the present unsatts FAC
tory order OF things; out, as has been more than
once said, '.forty millions OF people cannot re-
main ide," and II we but walt patiently O while
longer new wants will make themselves felt
throughout the country, stimulating afresn our
numerous industries to supply these wants.
WAR RUMoRs "t
flled the air Tor time yesterday, America re.
spending with It's t,csin to the alarming note
sounded by the London Times respecting Germany.
Tnat so staid ana conservative a paper as tho
London Times snouli commit itself to o statement
that Germany was arming en- mdsse and tnat II
behooved all surrounding countries and the rest
OF the world 10 90 likewise. was received with
much surprise, anu the statement Itself, noewith'
Tnis was supplemented. however, by extracts
lrom an editorial contained IN the wAshtngton
2epNo)tcoN 81 pebtetdAy moShtnN the 0uuti uknAn
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY

ahe market Tor pork Wa, dun and 70 an extent
We sales 81 10 bsxas q los.e Long
mark Il Renamed quiet eai steady lob
Inspected SO 50 si Tor unnspected $40 81 Tor plain
SIS SIS So ana ,ereed beet a. 80 s24 Tor India
mess and $50 SCI for prime mess and city extra India
ina eoea s rsm s a0s Sc Aa Gat @
1ui'y for supplies was light to-day, but values were
shoulders 7a1c IS boxes clear bellies lc per
ID Lard-rhe market Tor Western led dull and
itc y o crseS Tor February. AZ ls'sc Is lsl6c sou
tcrces' sellers option SIX months at lS1lc per 10.
svcAR,-r6e inquiry from continues moderate,
but the business communication WAS rather light Mus
covado not offered TO any extern. and transac tons
and So do Rsanea was ase 4.
S%s smas As aa =. quote Se s nna
infe ror Common, &c Ike: Co. lair good fair Sc.
asc; DO good TO prime ssc ssse.; grocery iair 70
sSs @ bds ss Nes snS'is
S Soas a Sat eGAs sn s @ a ysa
r. 6se $50. do lsto l SIC. s1sc. do, 10 TO is.
rofSo !o somma S g. e waass
S,zc grocery, fair 70 choice, Sac Sc Brazil-Dutch
Sos 10 r. Sc Sc Msnsnperior ana ezra
Superior, 7'.c. TIC New DEMONSTRATING grades,
hbIted no change. We append former quotations, as
lolow. :-carolina. INC. 7Ne, for fair, re ne for
Louisiaa, 7s4c Sc; Patna &c 7hc.. and Rsngoon,
sTx.aIss THE market was duh and nominal, quoted
T.Isow:1 ii marks. was quiet but arm. W. note
WnisKsYWReceipts, 7s2 Sbls Inc market was ACTIVE
and steady. We nos sales Of 800 bbs At sso. par gallon
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1929; Erie. 2s,S 2sx. Market dull In Paris
Rentes were 62E 12Hc.

Rentes were or l2Hc.
BANK SHARES.
The following sales were made :-cerman- Am err
can. 20 shares at 90; Bank OF Commerce II ssares
at 100; Merchants Bank, "a shares as ll9K; Bank
OF New York, IL shares at I25.
CONVENIENT BONDS
were nrm in sympathy with the advance in
gold and closed at the following quota
uons limited States currency skies, ll7x
lis; do do, 1881. registered. 11S1< a llsK; do.
do. DO, coupon, llSk lls,.; do. nve-twenties,
1862 registered, lls li4X DO. do, do. coupon,
llAs. a ll4zl do. do, 1894. registered. llo .
llsl4; do. do, DO. coupon, I8,s lles; do. do,
1855, registered, lis a ll8k; do. do, do, cou-
pom, 1851 1iS,<; do. do, do. new. registered.
NIX 1l71s; do. do do, coupon, 1l7s ll7H do.
DO. 1867, registered, 1lsk 1lsls; do. do, do,
coupon 1882 llsh do. d. 1858, registered, llSx
o 1lST do. do, do, coupon, 1884 11sx; d. ten
forties, registered, lis 1l5k; do. do, coupon.
ll51. 1l5h; do. fves, 1884, registered, l12X =
1l2'k; do do, do. coupon. ia q lax.
RAILROAD BONDS. .u
These were moderately firm on small bust.
ness:-Albany and Susquehauna ntsr sold at
1868; New Jersey Central nrst, consolidated, lo4
DO, do, new, 100; Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
cific, sevens, 1857; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
nrst, 22H 2ax Chicago and Northwest consoh.
dated coupon gold bonds, s2k 80 Morris and
Essex first, 100; Erie, fourth, ok; do, fith,
s5h: Michigan Central sevens, loa,s; Ohio and
Mississippi, second, s2S; New York Central. first
mortgage, coupon. lllk; Central Pacific. nrst.
San Joaquin branch, g.. SAX IS; Union Pa
cine, first, Oh. slIS; do, sevens, land grant
slA o 9l,. 91h; do, sinking fund, Sly; Pa
cihc, sevens guaranteed BY Missouri. looH;
North Missouri first, sa& 81; Alton and Terrs
Haute, second, preferred, "a; Toledo and Wabash,
nrst, st. Louis division. s61x; Canada Southern
nrst, coupon on, o5; Great Western, second. So;
Central Pacific, gold bonds, o.; Western Pacific,
s6K
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The folio wing table shows the opening, highest
aud loKear nrtcaa OF the daV:-
The MONEY MARKEr.

rs... The MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy during the Gay at 2h and per
cent on Call loans. but the market is not in con-
dt'ion to absorb all the capital that is onered.
Sterling exchange was 1rm; prime nominal rates,
l.S7 and 4soH; selling rates, 1861 4.ssJS and
IseX aA9o. continental firm; ReichmarKs, e6,!
aeSh and 9s's se]1. Cables, OF Q 97X. Prime
Paris, 51SH and 5lOX. 't'1
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances In the treasury at the close OF
business to-day were as follows :-Currency,
elo5000oo; coin, ST. oOO Oo0 less coin
s2s,Ooo.ooo The receipts from Customs to-day
we're $l77co0; from internal revenue, S4Io, b3I.
me Sub-1rcasurer paid on account Of interest
$4,000 ana $4,000 in redemption OF bonds. Ma
sonal bank notes, received for redemption,
$4,000. The total payments made By the Treas.
ary on account OF the January interest to date are
Sl3 402, COO.
NATIONAL BANKS
The following is the quarterly statement of the
national banks OF this city, as furnished BY the
New York Clearing house:--
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON MORE ACTIVE AND sTRoNGERr-FLoUB
DULL-wHEAT LOwER-CORN EAsIER-OATs
DULL-PoRK NOMINALr-LARD EAsIER--BACoN
DULL-coFFEE FfRM-sUGAR STEADY
FREIoHTs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
NAVAL STORES NoMNAL-wH1sKEY STEADY.
MONDAY. Jan. 1s-6 p. NJ.
There was but little change IN the markets out
side OF Change to-day, but on 'Change nearly all
Kinds OF produce tended toward a lower basis.
many commodities experiencing decided de-
cline. Flour was dull and nominal Wheat was
lower, but there was some business aI the de-
cline, mainly Tor export while there was some
little inquiry IN q speculative way, though at low
figures. Corn was dull ana easier, with small
business. Oats were dull. WhisSey was
steady. PORK was dull and NORMALLY lower.
lard Was easier. but moderately active.
Cotton was In better demand ana nrmer. both
for spot" and "future." Groceries were quiet
and steady, coffee ruling strong. Freights were
moderately active and steady. Petroleum continued
dull and values nominay unchanged. spirIus
turpentne was shade friner, but very quiet Rosn
remained dull and nominaly unchanged.
CorFEE.-The market for Rio and Santos was quite
frm with fair demand TOR cargoes and an active de-
nand from the jobbing trade. The reported dealings
Included sl75 bagsex steamer Copernicus at 1870 and
$3.50 do by the o. Blanchard at Hampton Roads, at
isc. both gold Mid grades remain unchanged, with
few small invoices sold on the range which quote -
Ric ordinary cargoes, l71Sc. ls4c fair do lS,4c
1870; good do, 1876. ec. prime d. 1870. l9kc;
extreme range lots, E5sc 2JAlc.; JAVA
bags &C. 2sc do grass mats 26e. 2sc: Ceyon sc.
a 2lc Maracaibo, lsEc nc. Lasuayra. l9c 2osc
JuInuica lsc 2ec; st, Domingo l7c. 1Tlsc. Porto
Rico, lsc 2oc Costa Rica isc :l'sc MeNican 2Jc.
nn2ostura, lSisc. &c; SavaDta, lSc 2lc.
Curacao. ,fac. a19lsc gold. sixty and ninety days. =
.0oTtok.-ibsre was large demand from exporters,
@ ,Sr but
the high OF sellers wlo generally required
advance OF &c per h. over the quotations OF saturday
some sales made advance equal to &c. per
huf mo m n cp n
per h., which conform quotations. AT the close
apa on several large lots wanted Tor ex-
port. There iair demand from the
mills, OF the orders being round lots.
Spectators bought sparingly, being unable TO find
cheap lots For deliveries with Liverpool buoy
and early reports small receipts at Orleans
opened strong and advanced iac closing steady
at the following quotations: January, 16'&c February,
Is 5-l6c.; March, 10 IL i6c 70 2SS2e. Apr 10 l2c
May, l6 il32c. June, 1890 l6 232c. July. l6 29S2c
Ii LILO August IL l.i6c fSc. We (QuOtatons
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Totals ........... .$3a5. Oh, 800 SASSY $50
And the following Is the quarterly statement OF
the state banks OF the city:
Totals. ..... 49,. ss6.640 zoo 500, 02l. Nv

Totals....-. s36540 200 $50, 92l,tO0
SOUTHERN BONDS
Missouri skies long bonds were Grin at 95, old
North Carolina SKIES, January and July, at co. and
tennessee SKIES, ex-coupon, at sax.
THE GOLD MARKEr.
God advanced from 1l2,i CHE opening prtce)
10 li2aS, and closed Grn confidence In higher
prices being caused by dispatches, freely circu.
lated on the street. embodying editorial comments
from The London Times concerning the possibility
OF general European war. The rates paid Tor
carrying were az, 3, 2, 4, 3ji, and per cent.
Loans were also made nat
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK,
Gclu balances $l,70i,3 eco
currency Oalauces 2,O2l 4U9
SrCss ciearauCes 2BS49,OO0
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. Sl06, 222, 81
currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Abb 7O2
1Old exchanges Observation-Disclosures. 14,979405
"ou paiaaces'.. ........................ l,G1l3l4
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
No change Is reported In the foreign financial
condition. Late London advccs give the follow
Ing quotations :--Consols-Money. s2x o s231; DO,
account, e2,t q o2H; 'c6 bonds, old, 1o7K; 'a7
p0na" 18TH; tsniorty boAds. losNi new AvsA
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FINANCIAL.

OWNERS OF UNiMPROvED PROPERTY IN NEW
~ York ciy or Brooklyn desiring loans NAV send APP
plicatons W Mr. kAMPING, Il Cedar street. No bonus
Prompt and reliable.
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wneaI was dull ana lower, but there was some busi-
sa'Sass Il s BIZ 81 sS ss
IS ssrs a ss
ss s% ssS sSs ssss
SsGley Vas o quiet oar and unchanged Rye was dun and
berth alton lazy ua. ras we're not ce
0 e ana those sossd @T were az
& but d TO wa asss o e Osss
shippers 1he engagements inciude--To Liverpool. by
S SsssS Ssls 50 sei.s% -.
Rain Srivals FERNS xn,Sesp, V ~ sean q.
Ss ssa :s y
81 napLina a. o. an Ansricsa Sris hence to direct
san xmsriea. Sris hence 10 TsiS
ftSaS 81 .pha b. S
n BARK hence &c direct pert WIN
Russian ears from gaitmsre to Corr for orders with
ssais CO. n qass
NolHsss.. There was a limited ioebins demand for
ent Srssn Grade wers entirely nssected
q SS Ssw the nj
our our Quoted nsasss We seniri,ussi
SsTS Ic% ssc English stands Is. &c. " Il
N.yAL sIoass;.on Change to-day the maret ior
NcreihAn.sols order auoSsa at SHE Sc. SAFE =!
sisady " ~ nhs ane sraae. We're Hsa ssai.
Iai hominsy unchanged IL ysiag: !, ,~........,
WIN sc s4 crude nj
:Issds sI,AoasS nssissssS Quoted aSY
Tc. isc. ior ,his month, livery Adyises IRON the
ssh S,% Si's
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KANSAS RELIEF.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-o vrtH rl
The following statement shows the value a
relief Qoods ard moneys received during weep
80. sayuN.p I'm rdar Ianunry Ia 1S7h.-. -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton easy demand moderate; mIadins IKE SA,st
eossiwiss iOaL sales Lxsi. stock. 1925
~ .N Nav ORLEANS. Jan. is, 1873
good Ord nary lso ssse bales: gross 1is
csnaasnt 1870; eoastwiss, lo2a Sales sOOa Stock,
Cotton quiet and nrm rniddns issc. low mlddns
"a s.is. @ sssss sl,s.in Ss.s: sos:swss.
Cotton aru asking higher; uddlins, Ilssc: low mid.
ssss I sesa SaS H. 'sssR
Sales ll6z. Stock. Luz, 4Ja
a Cotton strong tending
EsDSr Sssa:ss sss ssGssf
Spirits oi,urpsntins Sc. QUIET: Strained.
and s. Ep'a a sssassy @ yellow dip
oswrco Jan. IS, 1875
@ sss' S e e e s q
sxrs Mhsst QUIT; No. club 81 - Corn
a. 81 y GSrn peamss 5or SeI,sa $50 ,or aaI9'sd
ss per tom Gs Tssa n,ysnsSt Of rsaasaiI s,
wsst I
bushels in 49,. ts.f.. ~
Rseelp,s through frslghtFlour. 7.gS obIs. wheat
SS d. Flour e Sai Sales eS Ss' sprss
sa n 80 s5sasd Ey Ssi 81 Mna S
CLUB 81 o. in car lots Corn duh, sales o. I'VE ears
a asS dull sa IT. S. hs and Sasg to sa
Hsass % oer q ara as " ~
changed Grain n s,ore-wheat ss2 5s3 bushels; corn,
do. malt 2o,5is do. w. 49, 800 ~ go
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and weak;
saSs s msas nsA Ap a.a Ne % Mixed
CT sEs Il p?s ss;s asS
do; oats ioodo. shipments-corn 'io0o Bushels. -
Flour dull ana nominal; extra sprins 81 Wheat
snte ana Ss s spGng sc No d" cash.
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WILL EXCHANGE TWO NOTES, SECURED BY
mortgage on coal lands tor merchantabIs good \;
Or YOU'D ssI! at large discount fer eaIK AadfSS1
hkoo1AxE bex ~ herald ofaoN - -
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OFFICE OF THE GUARDIAN FIRE INSURANCE
" Company. IG Broadway.
january ", 1875.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared semi
annual Dividend Of five per cent payable demand.
WALTER A. PAVE.
SOr
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Increase, Is 2lO per cent.
.-ft THE TELEGRAPH RIVALRY

supplies no new unQuestioned facrs although
ruriors are plentiful, but such Is generally the
case IN the midst or any stock excltements. Some
effect was occasoncd by the announcement tna1
the Direct Caole Company's steamer Faraday had
returned to England and would not attempt further
operations Tor the present. Atlantic and Pacind
went down upon this news and western Union ups
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Quotations based on standard of classification in force
nns quality not more than half grade above Or be-
l4iac.; strict good ordnaryl4Ac. low middng, l5Sc
miidiing, Ike good middinG 65Sc The sales we're:
To-Day Sat- Eyg 9otat
COnSutnptlOu.. osf 100 w
speculation. I'D llo
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IU.IJ NM II.JU a. NJ.
$1,000 U S $40, c, 80. be ll8ef
1 100 I ; 5's, lO-4U, Co.. ll512
1880 Y SOS, C, 'Sl. go. ia
li0oU DO. ia
2J00O U 5 SIS. lU..U, .... ii5
WO0o do............. ll4X
O0O0 do............. ll4Z
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LfvERPooL Produce MARxRT-LIvxRpooI, Jan 49,
Evening Spirits tprpeniine z6s. 2Gs Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET--LoNDOa, JAM 43--Eveniug.--
Calcutta nsesd. 59s I'd. G)s unseed caxss ELL 6s
Ell l0SO
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$1,000 U : 6's. 81, RIB Q ll6l
ZOO 40. ........ =. Isl
$40 L > t-.N, C, ,66. ..bc ils1
40VU CS 800, c, "a. b C G l!6'
60UD U ) 5-21. r. '05 IL. ll7d
500U 40. l71
00W US go, Q, '6L.... il83
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BUSINESS oTsPORTU MITES.

A GENTLEMAN, WITH LONG EXPaRIENCE L
"A the whoiesaiee, ciothing trade, desires partne
who would risk Sg5,UUO, with who guarn nte
best rele rences gwen. Address c. H. r. Heral
office.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFORE EXISTING
between y. Eisepmenger and rheodor Miller, under
the name OF r. Esenmeiger a no DONG business cor-
been dissolved By mutual cousent The business will he
carried at the same place by Theodor 9ller under
the OF rheodor Miller. All Liabilities and assets OF
the old firm will DO l0uidated by the new one:
: Il. EfSfNMENGER.
.f. 3D.. ..t5 .....+.- THEOD0R MILLER.
NEW YORk, Jan. II. 1874