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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
The STATE OF TRADE.

LosDos 2sl2:3o mThs rate for money At ne Soeh
Rretauge sec1re 22 yer eent CousOs 1I
9Zosq92'. for the account S-G927s Umei states
bonds 1865 1914 Tenore lO5 Ede Railway shares 20
LvsRPoOL Jan 29l2;30 m-ihe Cotton market !. Ha. s
unchanged Madlbg Upands, I'D; hddng Orleans 81 sal
bales including 1000 for speculation aud export Inc e
OF "a 600 including 600 bales oI iP
and speculation The stock port loyOOO Da OF
The OF the Heek have 3a
IS 900 bales bung G8 600 bales Actual export iOOo
bales The bales Of which 23 900 bales are
American. led cheaper sses on The ban'o M
ding Orleans nothGg below Good Ordinary shipped December ha
January BrtaufsIhe for the past three GAYS
have been 10 900 quarters including $4,000 American On,
LONDON Jan 292 m.Paris dispatches quote hens a. o%
40c a., -. o.,
LIVERPOOL Jan. 29-2 mSales Of Cotton The bass OF
pGdnE Ursnds nothing below Low Mdngs shipped February
March AZ 73,i deliverable March and April at f0sL 4He
Ia Breadstues Corn, SO CAST quarter
Iospoy jan $50 mhs rate Of discount inc opfn
market Tor months bills is 1915 per cent which IS $40 yer Cns
Seow the Bank OF England rate Console % g92' Tor Dom m0H
and the account a.. to.aav
'G GoSp Da J,p 1850 D. m-Tallow 39atf Yewt ,
LfyKKPooI Jam 29-5 Sales OF Cotton on ,ne t o "
ydfng ol,nds nothing below Low AiiAng deHVrra1s
ard March Al 91Gd The market r Yarns nd rora " 4'' ~
Gouawari tendency. Refined Petroleum. ga LOO = kAL
ANTzEP jan 29-Pet.oleun. 70 81 or me gAe
LoypoS jan. -Eyerlng.-Spern o. I lV' WV $780,
LL,eed 80 T.. SPIRITS IuTpenune, 70 b e"L
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SALES FROM p O'CLOCK P. NJ TO CLOSE OF BrsI-
FRIDAY. Jan. 2p-P. NJ.

The stock market, opening quiet and dull, pre-
sented in the early dealings no special feature ex
eept the steady and persistent buying of Western
Tnion-sO persistent as 20 induce the belief that
branch of some steam laundry had beer established
Mt the ExchaDge-and until after the price Of this
stock had advanced beyond 73!, the railroad stocks
were only barely steady; but later, when Western
Union had advanced 49,, the shorts, taking fright
ut the heavy buying of this speciality, commenced
q general covering on the whole list which contin-
ned to the close. Lake Shore, which had been
steady nearly all day between 73s and 14}, advanced
20 az, while it was all the time offered on seller co
days at per cent below the regular bidding price.
This difference gives to real holders of the
stock an opportunity to turn their stock and make
over of per cent clear of commissions, provided
they can use the money realized from the sale of
their cash stock at per cent per annunn or gives
them The free use of the money for 60 DAYS. and
nroft of Si5 on each 100 shares. II is reported upon
authority which are induced to credit, that the
decrease in traffic receipts on this road for January
from those of last January will exceed $4,000
This estimate is based upon the alleged fact that
the receipts for the first two weeks OF the month
show a falling off of $4,000 from last year The
North Western both Common ard Preferred was
weak and declined. the Common TO 43! and the
Preferred to 5 but rallied at the close to the open
ing prices. The transactions OF the day were Hot
large, amounting 10 only about $4,000 shares, dis
trbuted among the active stocks as follows: West
ern Union, $500; Lake Shore, S34OO: NOrth-West-
ern 1870; Union Pacific, 1850; Pacific Mail, $500;
Ohio and Mississippi. 500; St. Paul. GOO; Wabash.
800: Erie, $500; Northwestern Preferred. 21OO;
Rock Island 200 and n. Y. Central, 1900 shares.
At the close the list showed an advance from the
hnai quotations of yesterday of per cent
each in Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern Erie, Northwestern Common. Pacific
Mail and Rock island; in C.. c. and J. C., St. Panl,
and Union Paeifc; in Atlantic and Pacific Pre-
ferTed and Ohio and Mississippi; in Wabash; in
Lake Shore, and II in Western Union Telegraph.
Central and Hudson declined per cent; Hannibal
and St. Joseph I, and Northwest Preferred per
cent. Harlem. Panama, Quicksilver. and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph closed without change from
last nishts prices The market closed strong at
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ans for cold were as follows .
Enreign EEchange closed as fOlI0ws !:

The money market is easy and rates on call are
quoted at 2a3 per cent, prime discounts moving at
4gaG The Treasurer to-day received S5OoOW
National Bank notes for redemption. The following
is the Clearinghouse statement: Currency ex-
changes. S69SOS2l6; currency balances, S3349,74S;
gold exchanges S791O5e7; gold balances, Sl,1Sl.S9
4. Government bondsweIe strong and active. and the
leading varieties advanced. The Rothschild-Selig-
man Syndicate have made application for $2j0OO.OOO
new fves 1t is supposed that the Treasury will con-
clude an arrangement with this or the other synd-
cate recently formed, and that on Monday call
will be issued for $4,000 900 $2 100000 500 bonds
interest on which is to cease May l. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
The only sale of city bank shares 80 Bank of
Corovnerce Of 1904 The bids are as follows:

The business in railroad bonds Was only mod
crate, and aggregated less than S9OOOOO, in about
twenty varieties. The Toledo and Wabash secuIi-
ties were lower, Firsts ST. Louis Division selling at
55I and Seconds declining two points to SO. The
Union Paclfcs were firm for Firsts at 922G92l, and
steady for Sinking Fund at aSOs. The following
are the bids for railroad bonds:
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y...l3as Snot Good OrdinarT..l47s hdding....l5 q
ra.. Ian Low Md. ............l5A Good MId..l7


For future delivery prices show Of
D. but SMALL The pncs CHECK ed
business; sales 10 follows. all on basis Of Los Ndding:
aiter2 mFebusrT 600 - S-l6e Apnl zoo.
Is llGc; 800 10 2332c; May 500 ice 400 l6 l2c jane
100 1859 400 10 ll32c July 100 Ii 1896; 800 l6asc
total Yesterdays closing pceJauuarY 10 3lbc,
nominal February 10 36c; March u 332c; April - 10
ais % 32c May l6 l32c lune l6 l32o july is 1882
l6a August is 1885, market quiet aud Easy Saes daI up
to Up mJ9nuary 100 l5+e 500 10 3lG,j 100 10 752ei
400 is 792e 800. 10 6lGc March 100 10 7l6c 600,
100 IS ii Toe; 400 Is 2532e My POO 10 5-32e: 500
10 1lGc zoo 10 32c 100 l6 lGc; 100 ID 33lc June
100 l6S 100 l6 1885, 100 ~ 7-l6e total $500 bales
grand total, l2,lOO bales. 80.
FIS-Dry steady with fair business passing sales o. 400
otis Picked Bank Sc and 200 otis Georges do al 81 25 hae
but Gales Of 800 bills a. SI3 for NO
Shore aud $40 for No. 2 100 bbs No Bay a. SlO
No do So Boz Herring qIe small Sealed from store
Barrel Herring in fair requests sales Of 100
bills So 100 bb Shore Spit 20 3D. aud 100 bbs
Labrador at Sc; other kinds quiet
FLOUR AND hEAIbe inquiry for Flour mooer,e and proee
medium grades favor the buyer Family quite
and No and Superhe plenty A. the close the
market rather quiet partly the
L.. - Il w nunAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

BANKING AND FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL $40 PER CENT BONDS.
A limited amount for sale by
KUHN, LoEB a. Co. Bankers, 81 Nassau-st,
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4 M
Messrs. Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. bankers NO. 81 N"S,
,.n.st are Offering to investors and capitalists a
limited amount of the Cincinnati Municipal 'S-lo
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
svIvania 6s 119; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
% !, Reading Railroad 55i; Pennsylvania Railroad
h5S Gold, 1871.
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.spt. H. 55 b.es exports n Great Bhtsia 67s b ne
Continent, 700 bales eosstg I9ZZ bsesi "es' IVlVV
bales. rA - -. . ,.-
NOBLE jan 29-Coton qliet 81 iag A9c; net receipts,
ZOZ7 gr0ss 203S bales; cissse, $50 caesi
tales 1900 bales; 7OOi3 baes weekly net reseinlI
10 sos bales, gross. 1868 bales erosi Crest snn 3e9I
bslesi ooas wise S34O bales sGss $3.50 bser
Jan Z0CO't0n q4e an Dlehsrg'e hlndhnG,
l4s, receipts 1852 bses gos o02 baes .rofs 70 Ss.
Britain $40 bales France 3l2 bales 70 the Ce1taenl 0Ze
bales, sales bales ock 1908 $50 bales vses nst fssp
49, 80 bse gross 4743j bses eTpo Great bnt,n, zotS
Prancs 10 46 bales; 70 The Conlut 4lbD bes 70 me
Chsnrs 2iO bales eoAstns 1902 b.,s sales 49, 100 bales
SAVANNA jan 29Co,on qaet 81 CRU; hdng dtstc LoI
Nddlng, IAN Coed Orinar 1879 nei ffe P" Ef5o oai
exports Great Britain 1850 'ss .lss l53J bet oei go4i
bales weekly receipts II go bales, I, 70 Great Bn.p
II 6I bales; Pnas 22i2 BATES to tie Continent 5soo bales
eoastwg 81 "a bales sales S9l3 bale. $50,
JayvsR o. jan 29-COion sed NtDg l2's' LoT hdtltg,
l34e; Good Ordinary IZc: ssesy oct rcpt IV4 bAss5
h pnens 249 bales; ses. 600 taes ss.. SI1l bales
WOOL MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA Jsn 29wool quiet All steady bat du osic
Peun.ylvsua and West Virginia Xxx an above 6505oeb
x 64d56e. Medium, 55d51c. Cosue, bO9JZci kss.Iohs
II ehgAn, Indiana and Western Fine 49ajlc hedum 63do6eI
Coau Soc Conhing Wasei GOd67c; TO- Unvhed Soc CAs.
ada Conbng 63d6je Fine Ua"hshed $500 Coane .ni
Nsdum Washed 4Od422-: rabNasHed, 55a6Oe Cooreo'
Ws,hed 2s632c DO, UaEasbsi 23a2jc EI'n snt hsnuo'
Pnd 45a4Ss No s8i Saper PHsf, 4iH4bei Teas, Tns'
ana Mdum 2503jc; DO Co'ne 2la25e Caiorui not qaoa
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Cre1, Coor, VI the Un,ed 81 America, northern B'd II
Beis FRIDAY yaluary - he Hon HENRY '" BLop
GIT District JalEe. THh CSlOS TRts CONPANf or Ms"
Work. lomrl,fasu v. TH utXYJkD ROC ISLAND AND 81.
LII'i. rail ROAD COMPANY -AAttL " ~ AtN " Na,
som H. CABLE CORNELIUS liNpa. lhE Orion 49, IlHe -
VlLLk RAILROAD COhFANt AMI Fh4LAHDEH l. NASSN '~e
,g TO e Court that tro1gb 1iiveaiu- the order entered
he lih u hOember a. D. 1874 20 'AS s04'
appearing this cout that smorg ne Oh Its Of he
The foreclosure Of motsagra F'ea 70 80 90"
.u-es for all the bonoaoe- secure Two one 90 o.
bonds Of the tsd Rockford, Rock lsaud, and 81 LOUIS
Of millions OF
eonlc Of Interest tie ers OF as
bonds respective nshts equities, aA1 CLAIMS ~ ponV
hode u said bonds are nlnef ssu
pf Known on motion solicitor for complainant odefte ~
tie Court al The holders ~ so h"n 70 app'at
p ecne In m cnse on before the Gfst MONDAY ~ February
one housanl eight handret and euile eI3 'nd present. 70 We
Court their ties ani cAun ~ PnN
n any h-y ave; or thereof that thev I'll be deemed 10
s-sn u,cu a cgaity b11tioets similarly stutt'd as ."
iofb bill Of compliant And farther ofdee tAal se sal
" 20 De pGNushed eAA
week, daily Newspaper y genera cu
tor rs.pe % tue cites u q cgo n We eo
OF Illinois York 10 tAe safe OF NeN YORK ard 'n ID D,t
many and m newsusp.s geae Circulation published 100
Civ n Man. l hrma1T ene Of Eaeh .llh -
Newspaper Of pubhcs ons 20 be Al east oa re
MONDAY Of FcIr'rT ohe ho1sahi hi huats
seventy for the Cs VI Lefia An fi-hAof - We ~ Va
language
hereby ordered th, pub,hsd o I've uoesr's
DAYS commencing 26h dsg u JangAfy, 1870 ~ NE "a
Of " The New-Aors Tribune snd TIE heE fok inc'
,go newspapers pubhshed D d a CIV Of NevYork
Above AID foregoing true AMI correct cap y $50 otf M
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
Ohio. EI. Trad, bdst5 2se IS 80
IA n

Meal very dull and sss " 700 bbS We quote
Meat 81 1884 IS Cora Meal BfaRfe 75dA 50
Corr Meal " snern $50 90 Corn Mes. Cod Bar4 600
Corr Veal WerL~ l56 80
Flour dull AVID state al ~ JOGt8 TO- iad
Pennsyivsnia at 81 79GS2 IS y 100 p.
81 7OdSl 10 Yellow 81 GOa$l 90 Cosle at 81 500
81 IS Meal 81 20a3l 80 Ground Feed 81 2OdSl IS
FRHGHTSThe market the berth quiet owing t.
Accommodation rates above thppers
There very little the ehsrters line
few that port holding out
for high include 70 Liverpool by steam 900
bush gRD busb 1000 bush do O2d; 1900
bales cotton a6932 T. D. The ehrsri comprise Amer
eAn bark Bombay With Ia 900 Refined Petroleum
private bark from Baltimore 70 Dublin or Behs with 800
ers Aenan schooner 2OS registe-
aud
100 n.
FBTlTs-Jbere tea limited demand for most de
disposed 10 Avail the
prqg tas b there host that
looking increased rates With nothing deone
sellers Undecided as 10 what course to
Sns but quiet tie IrEV, Of Malaga fruit
the cHen prces sales Of BOO boIes layers
mats seep 900 half Vaenoss 200 boxes Sal
Small lots ss $50 bbl4 atG
Prunes-Th Turkish far buyers favor
been sold lately OF S2 100 do n lots Sl9
g 20 BosDis. lUa lOG; 300 Of Preach ami 100
CtronN hear Of 40 half Leg
26ad27e DesThe 500 ffas husest received
Gmbok sold within the W dsyh noLtrsn
pred 50d60 fras sold IN lots &c FgsIhee Is moth
ing particular unchanged 0yesSoms 90 casks
trace silss OF 100 haled boIes
2bo 80 qrs DO A. l320l3's Almonds slow Of
40 bags Ires taken At ~ 100 do TsrEOHi lie We
auata fol
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ALBlsY jan 29CArrLERecep's number S62 ears asan '9
m eek The market opens dull anl prices are on the as
prime slim natives about Ia lower; Rean sG &C. T
common L8a The quality shade better than ast
LANBs-Reosips number II car loads gans 90 s
veek Tie market oversosked The following are he
mice sheer 5 Tor common fair 595 &C. for fair TO good
6a4Gc Tor good, aud 6oG7c Extra the Latter an extreme
6gure. ,,-... -. stsa47o
Cov,Receps Air and the demand 'c'e at from s''0s'V
far rioarx yaoi
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closing quotations :

In State bonds, Missouri Gs Asylum bonds sold at
05! and new South Carolinas, July and January, at
SO. The Tennessees were irmer, the old ex-coupOn
selling at A. The bids are as follows:
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PxsS,17aSIA RAnRo'D CoyrAsE
Lfs'cf 4 'Ff pTo1srT VI DC l-t'a wv "t'''I 017
Can.I tomrauv

Y'UE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
DIRECTORS of tie sV 'vrr1e Railroad Lomogf = BE- -e -
~ w o,cl,,. WV HESRf s. MOORE,
- - A'N''NN
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The bids for stocks at the close Of the b0aTu WeTe

The London market came strong for consols and
American securities, and easy for money which was
attainable at q per cent on pledge OF Government
securities. while three months bills were discounted
at Q 18-l6ths per cent, or 3-16th below the mini
mum rate at the Bank of England The foreign ex-
change after opening steady reduced to 4S7 and
4S9l on better supply of bills The gauge OF bust
ness rates was about 4S63 and 4S9l. The gold mar
ket opened strong at the best figure of the season,
and early sales were at 1882 but later the price fell
back to 113, and ranged IN the afternoon
at l18a18I and closed at 1l3 to 11SE. On gold loans
the rates paid to have balances carried were B. "a
and per cent TO fiat on the borrowing slde' Inc
import entries of foreign dry goods at the port OF
Ncw-York for the week were S3,OG2Oi2 in gold coin
valuation. The estimated general merchandise IS
| SS75O.O00. The amount thrown upon the market
was 1886 O43. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in coin interest and $4,000 in called bonds
| The DAYS business at tho Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, S59,775,OoO; gold balances,
SilS10 900; currency balances, SiSjl4G6 The quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsBs The mhei rem.Es steady with ne or Haa Quoted
at & Lc- for Pot and S'lc for Pearl ,,r,,
sEEswAXTbe remains unehansd bat ,he demand light;
small sslcs % Western and Southern 81 3 G32c
BROOM CORN AND BRooMS Cora IS arm hu ys qT'sii We
ouop Short Green l3G 5c Green Hurt l22q ~ heun
Green Gl3c Red anG ReduDDed al eGIle bf9om @s
steady and firm. ..v-----N-.
COFFEE-hoiers Of Rio hrm but M Harfe vas qe
the extreme asked checked business have no s 70 -
port the ports qlose ordinary earsoes a. Is
iss4c do l9dl9i2cj Good do !994G2i ana Ffis do
2Oit 20 % aud for Its lS42dI2e, gold 10 90
and 80 mild grades ontnUe in demand ne STOCK OF s
rd the market - advanced QUOTATIONS.
We quote Java Ut 27a3Oc; Singapore 22d24 Ceon y use;
Maracbo 2Od23c; Lguaa zoe PEI Jamaica 4SiaGSI 2ci
Sso Domingo Porto Rico 10 fl Costa CO. ~ q
22a Mericsn 2002 l2C Angostqs 13c SfTAnila 2O@
2}c end CurGc,a, i9a 20 tc, ell gold 80
COTrONThe movement in spot Coios Is very light, and the
remains steady figures the from exporters
WAS limited from Liverpool reporting dull mtrket Receipts
at the shipping ports 1923 bales hs DAY last
4g7 baes this Lass 1851 bses total since sept
24g6 $50 bIes last night time last year 20 W
bsIes nudag TO-DAY consolidated Tive days. 9SJ2
bas BntAn So 1876 baes exports 10 the Cont
uent q gGf in kevI0rk. l52435 baesi eonso
dated stock 996 bales TIE Of yesterdays forward
deliveries follows Wis January l5lec February 10 2c
March l549e: April. i572c; May. l6O3e June 1850 Juv,
lG 1906 September, 10 1iOc trst csl.Oo,
April 1886 Second eG-lOO Nay al 10 332Gi 100 do Sep
TENDER at Is 2c; total 200 bales.
standard Of classification IN force Sept l. 1874
Upland Ia quality than bad
grsde beioS ths grace quoted:
OrdnarY.l3as stnet Coed OdnarT.l47s hddlng..l .
Coed Ora. l4S Low Md..'.'..-....I5k Coed hd..l7
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hands tho,. dairy Cows s25Df3o heads ne" n
ard sprngen $306S50.
CALvxs-No Sufficient sales TO establish quo,i;ions
LAxBsRecepts to-day, loo heal MAKING the 1s.
supply 10 400 against ~ 800 Tor the same
last esk Market frt Al prices 900 Ohio sheep disposed
Of ranging from S2d95 TO- at 90 80 TO- leaving four unsod
HoGs-Reoepts to-day bead making the total supply Tor the
10 $40. AgAnt 1000 Tor Lhe sane hae 's.
Market SLOW fmi Yorker so 5Odt6 TO- ieaV b9s' 4oj s
1000 i've vi unsold. Light thin HogI neglected
CHICAGO jan 20-CArTLz du and doopBg receipts lOOO
lots Of good to ehGe shipping 'ees - %oV
Iys Hoes 6rn AMI seve receipts, OO0i light So 2b0s0 65i
packers - 4OH$7 %; Shipment. $500. An -os.o
SaEEp uuchsngel receipts 1900; a'Or 10 extra % 3OaSo
shoments. 700,
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ShDr, are s's,h , home made there . %
trsa'p ring at fol values We quote
"a. 1ssle STAT q. . raST r new l2sl4
State faesory, gOoi % State Factory, new.
State Factory con-. skimDes .......... 10 Sl2
mon . SiT....'.... IlaasI4 State Factory, new
os 10 49, s:s 5: d.: Z: :i i
a e;,an ass'::.: l5tslela! FOB, a., ,.,.s.,.
changed sale. Of 40 ties Carolina l75 Louisiana 70 bags
7as2NS " or O s se Tor Prime. and tor Choce
Louisiana 7ds fof Prime and 6q6s4 for lower grades
quiet lie for Western Gales of
sO4P-T.fe only small jobbGg passing ,bo4t former
Of $50 boxes Marsei lo' al o'sasc Iad Cont
sTEARs steady bot quiet sale, Of 10000 bb Western
suGAsrhe rather doIs in Raw sus[. n. a.-.nt
Of sc oye. Centrfrgs at sa,c; 800 boIes DO at
Sac 200 hbds Cub, ats ga bhd at Las and 400
sas PRIME DO At So Cenn0i, bids and boxes NGs :
e5asce ana ,h dem.nI moderate At d9 for so Ys%
i6s Tor son While lose croS'd iO PTdersi
nh5 a s SoT, s &c, Me4do 4aaGae Porto RICO Resae
comma to Pdns fka5 &C. DO GToesfy, Fair Choice
So Brna D. !. Mo-. to H. las lave. 8 No., 10 e
v Re'a'ns GRADES, SS9 .a H.. ..n, .,
TGsaCCo@RsSoehy Lesf quiet steadily held l,.
the past three within the snse d2G
Seed Leafs without change nd the business only
erop 1873 on pnse ms ESQ cases HeEYo,E eop 1873
94lOc; 2Oj Pennsylvania 1873 AZ l7d22l2; So
OHIO 1873 al 2, and 900 bales Havana at 81 ~
81 20.
WHIsKY-At fntkes slight concession there fair eensnd
ISLES Of l75 bbls. az Ole.
WOOL-Tbere business doing nd good demand prevails
and Medium the latter much wanted
Domestic Fleece Pd good demand be nst aud prices
Prices Of Spring Fall CaLrus about steady
Ia Foreign Wool there
nqqy ..ady values wOOen goods continue 70 mOrov il
Wool me about steady
Combng Woos small supply also all grades OF Medium quah
The saes embrace 1903 bales Spr California pnyAe tems lOD
bale, Fail California private 10000 Fell taorEa private
600 N Sprng Cslom, 292 5000 ID Western Teta
{lc n Kate IeIas
900 UnWssbed, private 900 Unwasled COmois
pued 42e $4,000 Fail California nnVAte
terms; 10000 SDnng California private em 1900 Oregon
Combng prva 25OO Pa 2OOO 10
Domestic &c 10000 SECURED Fail Chg 65c
Fleece OF condition, 46e $4,000 ID State fsess-
zs1JOc Ohio Rleeces 50 ~ 5000 ID Delaine,
81 5000 Spring California 23lse 1000 Pal California
25 bales 1000 70 toHutry Feces
5000 Western eras private terms 5000 California
Coabng, private terms; sacks hItra Pulled private terms; ~
Fall
40 900 10 Psl private 10000 Seonred Pail aud Spring
2ldSOc 10 900 Ohio FIeec 5Bc 1000 ID kK Ohio Fseee'
57c 1000 10 UnWashed $50 600 Cape private terms 1000
UnrAshed, % 2 $500 10 Back Wool, 29c. 1000 70 Fine
Ii
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j. II. CHAPMAN. SECRETARY

L. a. > = =. T. -
J u JONES GORDON ". RuRNHAM,
CHARLES DENNIS, FREDERICK CiAtECkI
W. H. H. MOORE ChARLbS 2 BukDBfr,
HENRY COLT. FRANCIS SklDuI
LEWIS CURTIS. ROBr B MlNrfRS
CHARLES h RUSSELL, CHAALRS n MARSHALL,
Low ELL h0LBkOOk, GkOaOE ". LANE
DAVID LANE, RORERr l.. STUART.
JAMES BRYCE, JAMES q. DE FOREST
DANIEL y MILLER, ALEXANDER V. BLAKB,
NM slURGlS CHARLES d IRvERlCH.
HENRY X. BOGBRT JOSIAH q. Low
WILLIAM + DODGE ADOLPH LEMUHNR
ROYAL PHILIPS. ADAM T. SACkErT.
JOSEPH GAfLLARD. IT,, THOMAS y. lOlSGS.
4. 4. HAsD, HORACE GRAY
JAMES Low. WINTHROP q. RAY
JOHN D. HEWLETT. EDMUND ". COOLIES
WILLIAM h. WEBB, SHEPHERD KNAPP.
. JOINS Pre,idenL
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice Prasdent
". H. H. MOORE "a viet-PrsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
p. o.c1ock-sALEs BEFORE rHE
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK P. NJ.
SECOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK P.

Sal,s Of STATE bonds Railroad BOpfs-BIHk ard Rdt
road Shares-EIDreSS Stocks. dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

iair b1nes doing the market a. fair prices
fair hat prices tcO high FOR
them freely In the home trade there moderate business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
THE MARKETS.
lCarelunr reported ior ru7 rRIsuSs
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

FRIDAY jan 90, 1875
oovng complete LIST Of exports Skipped in vessels winch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-03
In aemori.rr,.

The death of Mr.. Thomas creates q
vacancy In the Texas and Pacific rail-
way company's service that 1t will be
exceedingly difficult to fill. Mr..
Thomas was gentleman OF polished
address, unusual business talent and
admirable administrative ability. He
possessed in very remarkable degree,
order, punctuality and the facility Of
dispatching business rapidly. His
mind was quick aud active. his judg-
ment always clear, his patience and
courtesy under the incessant strain Of
official routine, proverbial. To these
qualities he united generous, brave
nature, incorruptible integrity, aud the
closest scrutiny and vigilance in rela-
ton to the company's interest. Had
he lived, he would ultimately have
achieved q high rank as railway man
and reached an enviabIe position
among the highest officers of the com.
pany.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-03
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