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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
COTTON Markets.

AUGrsTA, Ian. 2G.-Colon quiet; Midillng l0iic; low
Middlng 3lic.. Good Ordinary, De- receipts Coo bales !
BOSTON Jan Cotton dull; Midiling. II &c; Low MID
ding iO7sc: Ordinary Vs net receipts oo5 oaes
gross, 500 bales stock, 1850 bales. ,,
Middinp lose. Oriniry. lOsc nee receipts 200
bales gross I'll bales exports c0astHis 20 Da's' SAFES
500 bates; sp nncrs 200 bales; stock. lI25O bales. 80.
cHAHLT-ToN Jan 2B.-COtiOn quiet Mlddllng' loc
low Miding lUi2c.: Good Ordinary. lOc net receipts,
2Og7 bales sales, 1O01 bales stock, 1l,Cio bales
CINCINNATI Jan 26-ootton quiet; Mldnhhy' IOs3 LOW
Midllng loo; Good Ordinary 9sc; receipts lOyt nasS
shipments 1854 bales sales 100 bales; sphheis !OO DAies
stock, j.i2l bales. IN ,.., ,,,,,,,n.
lO5r.; Low Mlddlng 9ssc.; Good Ordinary, S'sc; net
receipts 1897 baes exports, cOastwise Oh Oales sie
2ll bales stocs. 7b3s0 bnics .,,,,,. go,
LOUISVILLE, 2G.--tOttOn quot; hluunhG, 10
MOBiF, Jan 26.-COt1n steady Mid'ililg 10 'ar; Low
Middliug Good Ordinary SIC net teccpt $50
bales; exports cOastwise LIZ bales Sales Low D'esi
MTnPris jan 25-Coton seadier Mddling, lose: re-
CENTS 25 balcs shipments 129J baes; SAFES sOO Daies
KE ORIEAss jan 2G-COtron opened steady, now easier
Mlddlne lose Low Middlng 97sr; Good Ordinary, We;
receipts 1881 bles gross, 3.aO5 bMcsi exports 10
France $3.50 bales % The Continent 2,3Jl oaesi SAFES
'NonFoiE jan 26-Cotton quiet; Mddlng, l0'sc.: not
bales exports cOdstWise
2i5 bales stock, "a. 0oJ bales ..., -,
uu,ADpIPIlI, Ian 28-CottOn quiet Middlng. ll4c.:
Low Middlng OJc. Good Ordinary, zoe: net receipts,
81 bales gross bales sales to spnners i0i bales stock
SAv,STAH Jan 2t-Cotton steady; Mddllng. l0sc. Low
Mliiing i6c.; GOoi Ordinary, 9sc; not receipt 2V40
bales sross. 32O7 bales exports 70 the Continent 400
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
RNpFAN MARK En-

LIVERPOOL Jan 26-Pork- Eastern. dun az So. West
ern dun Of 90. BalUn-Cumberand Cat, steady AZ 50
short RIB dull at 49, Long Clear dull al Bis short Clear
dull a 81 Iams-IOng cut steady at al tOuiers steady
25. Becf-India Mess dun ~ 93 Extra Mess steady
llg; Prime Mess steady AT 80. Lard-Prime Western
dull IL. TallOw-Prime city steady f0Gd rurpentne
Spirits steady % Cd ROsintommOn steady az r6; Fine
dull TO- Choice steady az SO Oh Lard OIL
duh at 40 Flour state steady az 29Gd. Whea-So
] duh Il ID. No . Spring dull NJ lOJd; Win
duh IL 81. Corn-Oi Mixed soft duh at ~ 3D..
New steady Sd Cotton seed Oily American Don
In the market
LyERfO0I, jan 2G-l2.SO p. M Cotton shade hrmer
Middlpg Cpiands I'D; Midling Orleans 0d sales OF the
bales including 900 GALES for speculation and
Receipts 80 0cO bales all American Future Opened win
crs holding for more but their demands have since been
partially rrceied from Upands. Low Mhdling canse jan
delivery. 6'.; also, blsd; Uplands Low Mddlng
clause. February and March delivery Gi also G'y2i w
lau.s Middng clause March and Aprl delivery, 6a2d
also U.s. 6sh: IplandR Low Mihdnng cais, Apu
and Ne. delivery ta d.: iuands MGdng May
June delivery. Cd. Upant-. Low AGding CLAUSE Jnne
agd July delivery Gs.d also G'sd tplands Low Mhdng
clause, shipped February March, sail, b'a also, Oh
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20 - p. bacon, 3lbd per c"t Tor
short Clear MiGdles
IgrEro0r Jan 2t-23O D. m-Thc sales % Cotton to-day
Included 400 bales American Futures quiet tpauds Low
Mihdhng clause crop. shipped December, sail Gsd;
UpInds, Low nddlngc aust shipped February anu hafch
sail 's,d.
IoNuGy Jan. 90 The Mncine Lane markets have been
during tie week. The sales were moderate ana pflreh
lower Coffee IS unsettled, with lower, quota
tons generally COofy Plantation Cc}nn also experienced
value: dull and ieih'd " Al
public sales Tea the quotations were Irregular anu IN IA
tho private contract market was com
4 G bu-ne III hicc
on the SPOT spice changes Black Pepper ia
slightly deagcr. Common Winchester Sapere lssight-
ly dcaTer 800, on, ..-..
ANTwKsr Jan. 25retroieum. 20. trance Tor me pale
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan 2G fonoiqts' The rate Of discount
Ter three months bank bills 2per cent Political events
have momentauy suspended Investments ia stcAs ana c
speculative marx etH have huctuaitd cO.ldiahh w 'un
day prices began to drop, and he markcs Hri ouii ~
Thurday. when there distinct fall English uids Ng
especially depressed C"nsOls opened ~ 90 .dl 90 ffy
but there strong rally early hc day The f.inn huf
being of marked kiUd. and Tie maks closed WIN are
Assuming show Of strength Iumofs ul AL KINDS mere si
IL consequence Of Thursday nights siacineii- IL iilHnt
bu whs ding those rum"Is The tone steadily npS,n
American MS have continued 10 tcOV' u' 'dp
money and further suhsd,uce Of Ihc alum about
payment the debt silver having combined 10 raise i'
market"
LOSpuN. Jan 2G-23O 2. .Consos a5l for both money
the account. T. - honda Icnfurtie, coupon 1871
Ere Railway shares. 80 Illinois Central 30 Ne" Jersey
Central. lJl2.
LoSDOS. Jan. 2G-2 mCOrsols. $3.50 for both money
and the account NcwJeTsey Central cunsols 60 Pdrs az
per rcntcs 81 100 francs SZ2 cencs
iui the account.
LGNpD. Jan 2'2. - Vn-Eflo Railway ahaies 9G iehu
sylNauid Central. ~. go,
LONDON. Jan. 2t-23O p Erie Railway shares, ~ III
nOis Central 7jit. Pcnn-yvaua Contra ~ 4.
ItSpoN. Jan 2i-i mPdris adNir fup'e per cent
rent 100 ~ fDr TIE account.
PARIS Jan. -0-LNchange London - francs ljA2 cen
tunes for short sight
BEgIry. Jan. 2GThe weekly statement Of The tmperi
81 Germany shows increase specie OF l2'pOOJO
marks
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tons to be "conspiracies" and "misdemeanors."
And IL is not because there is danger OF any such com
binations becoming anything more than temporary
expedients, but because even during Their snort eh-
istence they may do Irreparable damage to trade
that the law officers should act promptly 10 suppress
each and all OF such attempts
The stock market to-day was exceedingly dul the pm
cipa being in Lake Shore Delaware. Lacka-
wahna and Western and Northwest common-thfse breo
stocks mOnOpolzng 5000 shares out OF total OF g.
600 for all stocks In Lake Shore the fight between the
the main feature Its price uctuaed between 6ls and
62is, with 62 for the closing sale. The re-
port that the earnings or the company Tor thr
three weeks In January, 1873, show gain OF
the Ashiabula disaster and the month OF snow block
used i'll sustaining the price 1t also was re
ported that the difficulties with the trunk lines were likely
10 be settled AS TO the earnings the gain ought 10 DO
that management usually 50 secretiye should permit
the amount OF gain for this month 10 leak
out, while 1t keeps us waiting uniH inc an
nual report, which ia issued i'll May. to liDw now
small were the earnings for January. 1877: As to
settlement OF the railroad difficulties, most OF the con
tracts this seasons have been made at the
low rates, that what Is done now Is OF lIe cohst
quence beyond the fact that stop might be put to the
decline of rates below the present ngures ANY pre-
tence Of restoration to the old schedule rates would
simply be tor use on She Stock Exchange
the preferred at 62Ha62i2eG27s, TIE TRIBUNE will
he piappy 20 publish eacn week the earnings Sst rs
simple statement that the gain or loss is
public. The example Of the st. Paul Com
pany, which furnishes the information weekly.
through good and evil report Is worthy OF
emulation by all companies dcsrous OF securing the
good opinion Of the public. Tho coal shares opened
higher OF the philadei dispatch and then
declined later they rallied Ia tie best prices OF the ia!
aud closed az a reaction of Il per cent Western Union
and the other miscellaneous shares We're dull
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HAVANA MARKETS.

U,vANA Tln gG--tGAR -QuOtati1ns remain nominal.
storks WAREHOUSE Havana aud M9idnzas 1000 boxes,
bids Receipts "i the week. loo boxes.
500 bags and hhd- Exports during The week s. 700
b,.e. ae- I7uO hhd~ including l,i0O boxes all
ijt lLds To- the United States Bacon raOG
=3l per Batter. 5'iS0-Sj per qrinta for superior
Hams. - so quinal iT American sugar
Cured Land az for Common. and tJ1 fr Fine per
ouiuial 10 ur- si for and ~ Fine. POl
fr- 2Ja-- 20 per Dbl TanDs .2s ~ 30 guiutal
Treehts close weak, Loading at Havana for the
Unit state sugar JO0Gur per hhd OF sugar
~ 75af3 FamoutA onicTs2iz ' a3ls; loading at
port tie north coast outside ports Tor the nted states
per hhd 1888 % Tobacco
unchanged span Gold. "a G22ilL Exchanges quota
lions have been enfciy uuchau gcd during tAe week
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer. Vessels md RGiir0afs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. Jan. 20, 1873.


ASHES Qut Nv changed Pot, -. &C.; Pears. o.
tDFFf.- uIh hanged Ds lnafj O. Pam" 'lis of,
lItt I~c gold J. 100 bass IN to'l. solid ln lue NiIl
..irs iD ar rrsst ID bags tufo t1lro tcrc' tel
IfruI,r ptd. Iuup taFs urF lHs4yta reported lti-c
iA2 ayra quoted l,ai i'l.. sniL
CO1ION-Ouir uncHurri ON Ioi ''"d oilin'l} - 81
I. M4iGiHg 1890. MI4lHg il 20 sales, o. bales i"i
.tInuIg delivered uL contract, GO h'r t.'I ~ 81 400
llt- ,Oi b4ir, 'a!utt 1890 t's iiI7 dAy last "e'
- iast FUTURES ia active closing -"1 POINTS
naicr. sales lat = 200 bales I"iIy ii's 'I
Nlfoh ~ %: April Il3e MAY. lljl. July. ll.- III e
August. no. i'iaI. 100 haits SECOND al J. b alN
II 49, March ~ II. ApIIi ll.t; toai. 1000 sr- A.-"
a. -06 ,i"s nrllns l.. 200 February ll0 los 4OuO0
March II7aIlgJ; 1860 AlT.L Il3l L. Mal, H.
af I55d lI3. Juiy. loo III; August
II15 grand Total - 200 bales. Futures closed am.
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Government bonds in large demand to-day ~ full
prices, the inquiry running particularly TO Tie new l.
We annex latest street quotations:

The state bonds were duh. bat District Of ColGmba
$50 were wanted At - Louisiana cOnso'- sold ~ NG
City bank stocks iuly tiadcG ~, Central National
IO selling 100 Bank Of Commerce @7j al III; Ia
porcIs' aiid Traders go at 2Oj Bank of Republic
Uo at 40 Phoix (I0l at 80 ana American Exchange
(Gsl AZ 100 q 097s.
There was large business done in railroad bonds. In
Gliding It smart buynG Of 81. PAU sinSn- land at aJ 90
Lacrosse division rising 10 1891 Northwest rOid bond,
wer. NJ t3js and Hannibal snd 81 Joseph per cent
cnnVcrthlcs down 10 SGai. tn re was advance 80
burlington ana Cedar Rapids first, 90 ~ y Rock Island
81 were r0ng "a 1O7. Lcigh ami Wlk,sbarre cousOl
AZ 35Is Central Paddles 100. Union hIsts 1915, ld
grants lO1. sinking und 90, an1 Lake SHORE I'd cons0
JGi2G967s. 1890
Gold opened firm at 1913 hut fell 70 1914. on small
amount Oi busluss on gold loans The lending ric,
g. A. y and 3.2 carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont 900 ia coin interest On the pUhc d'b ana
$4,000 IN redemption Of called bonds The day T,
business the gold clearing department al the Bank oi
Ncw-YOrk covered: Cola cleared. Sl5,l29,0OO; gold
balances, ~ siS,2G1; currency balances f2,OJOiiE
The gold quotations VCre as follows:
- 1880 .....-.10lA y lOl =
As usual on dav foreign exchange was quiet
Rates are siy held, however sales being made on the
in o ~ s2L0T4 s2ai FOR sixty days bIs, and ~ -
al 50 fOr demand to the & We annex latest quota
lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

The week closes upon decidedly easy money market
and can loans made at and per cent on stock
collateral and and On Government bonds. Discount
was as last quoted. The following was the Clearing
House statement day. Currency exchanges, SjS, Id,
49, currency balances. - sOG,20l gold exchanges
- 1O57i6; gold balances, S9l3s29; ana Tor me week
Currency cearanccs S37s,Ol0,113 currency balances
$40 5O5.49S gold ccarances, S's,s72929; gold bal
In London today British consols buoyant ard
advanced 10 953I the result OF peace news. u. -
bonds were strong 1865 AT lo7SIg. new 5s az 10G4
new 4lss at 1904 and 10-40s at lc9+ In American
railway securities Erie closed at 0e preferred ~ 22
Illinois Central 75li New-Jerscy Central at l5i2 aud
Pennsylvania Central at 81. There no bullion
movement reported nj the Bank Of England. A Berlin
dispatch states that the Imperial Bank OF Germany r.
ported gain during the week OF l2.oONoOO marks;
Rentes in Paris opened at an advance 10 lO9-S22, ana
rose 10 10397 b. sight exchange On London closing al
2j.l6l2
Washington dispatches report that the Treasury now
holds S3f6O7oOoO ~ United states bonds to secure tc
National Bank circulation, ana Tl3.643O0O in bonds TO
secure public deposits Amounts % United states p0ds
held for circulation for the week ending to-day rl0S050
amount on Olcd states bonds held Tor circulation WIN
drawn for the week ending to-day $4,000. National
Bank circulation outstanding: Gold notes ~ 49,
currency notes, $3l9,5lO354.
Receipts to-day from Internal Revenue, $2Gs,090 7G
and from Customs, sl21,ll2 ~ Receipts OF National
compared with tne corresponding period OF last year
New.YOik. lO0OOO Sl023o
Boston l,sSI0o zidaO0o
Msc 1IIR% IoIiSOo I6S5oOo
Totals ss47oOOO si52i 900
ReeeIps Tor today .SlooOoo
The following balances were IN the United States
1872 special fund for the redemption OF fractional cur
rency @l000O0O0 special del osit OF legal tenders for
the redemption OF certificates of deposit, SS O0JO 900;
coin Qneinding 81 5GO6O0 III coin ceIuhcaesl $751;
5li 026 ontsIa9ding lesal,ienders, SJl99i3176
firm Of H. Butterhld Co.. aud director OF the Cont
mental Bang, has been elected cashier OF The bank. Mr.
Alfred H. simpson has been appointed assstantcasher,
and Mr. Frederick Butterleld been elected member
of the Board OF Directors.
Attention Is objected To the advertisement of the Mcr
chants Bank Of Canada, which, recently has been reOr
gaDized with paid up capital of $620O000 Mcssrs.
NJ X. Jesup Patton n Co, are the New-York agents OF
the bank, aud Will bay ana sell sterling exchange isauc
credits available III all parts OF the world, aud do
general banking business OF every description
Messrs. Fisk & Hatch. bankers, No. Nassau-st pro-
n0se 10 aid u the Negotiation OF the United States
per cent bonds by popular subscription under the plan
recently ANNOUNCED By The Secretary Of the Treasury,
keeping supply OF the bonds OF all denominations
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changed. Engagemcnts-Lyerpool steam 500 bales Cot
through freight. from ST. Louis and Memphis private
terms 200 boxes Bacon, 40s 1000 boxes cheese ADS;
Goods 30s, 100 bbs Pork, As Cd. Glasgow, sail, i60U
Grain g. bbs Flour Is Cd Charters-Brtttsh
bark TO Cork for orders, $500 qrs Grain S. 3D. Two NOR.
smother TO east coast OF England 1900 qrs u.s. 6d B.5
bark 757 TONS To Glasgow, 3200D bush Grain; 72t 35W
German bark Bremen 5000 bills do private terms From
Philadelphia British bark 10 Cork for orders 5000 bbis
Naphtha, private terms
OlLsLnseed fairly active. rn 63s S4c other oils quiet
PETRoLEUM-ouiet lower Creek sdvices easy Crude
bulk 7c In bbls 0ia a9Ac Napha 6sc Refined. sc.
here; II Sc in philadelphia lisc ~ Baltimore Casss
here tSl1 9c; United opened at y 4o sd'aheea u
PROVISIONS PORK shade easier fair trade In cash lola;
sales e75 bb Mess spot gart late SS
fS s.sed t %p sia rs IS % BEEF and
Loose Flesh Belize: 5is 800 DO Hans MIDpiEs
&C., Long SH V an q Short 10 d,esf esssts
zoo bsas' , short csor and F's sSs4f clear e 81 sSS
DRESSED logs UncbaDged City, heavy 10 Light 5a5.sc;
%essrn xc M fairy 1e.iv 81 Siss c. ~
T. g assr 10 800 tcs March, ii 80 81 IS, eoslae
" III 5000 tcs April - s,as1 " e,siag ~ a5
tcs, Continent. private terms 200 ties est India - Oo.
BUTTER. CHEEsE and EGGS without important change
sVGA lRaw JUL aepressed Pair to Good Refining. nom
inay 7~7Ae late ssles 500 hays Molasses sugar bc
5000 bags Centrifugal prya" terms Refined dnl Crsnea
s a,s 9. 81 G'"na'e' sS"ee Powdered s'"Ha
sEfD quiet. unchanged
week POO bales Calcutta bale Truxi!lo bale Yves. India
90 bales New Sales time AZ bales Payh
bales West India Deer also iuReceipts3O 1aes Irnxio
10 bales NssOseans. sales: 5000 10 central Ameffcah
~ CauDeacnv AnsOsiuId
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stantly OH hand for immediate delivery upon payment
of their ale either IN gold currency BY this means
desiring to invest in the bonds either In large OF
small amounts may avoid the formalty Of subscriptions
making preliminary deposit, purchasing gold with
which TO make payment, etc. and procure their bonds
at by the simple method OF direct lurchase
at the Government price, at the current market
rate whenever the latter is more favorable to the Pur
chaser. Messrs. Fisk & Hatch are also prepared 10
furnish all other issues Of Government bonds or to buy
themfor cash in exchange for the per cent bonas
gross earnin9sof the Burln gon, Cedar Rapids anu
Northern Railway for the third week OF January were
,s7a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SiI,424
observation-disclosures. ....................... 1912
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LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.
financial.
Gas STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
n. NETWORK AND BROOKLY GAS STOCKS AND
Securities dealt in also FFALO MUTUAL and CITIZENS
Of ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS BOUGHT and SOLD, by
GEO. II. PRENTISS,
lrogt .t
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Total reserve sG5G6G8OO s6749,soo Inc. sl75sooo

IxcoSs Of reserve ----- ------
SniTenests sl4l73T25 sl5832.ooo Inc. si,45s275
When efforts made TO circulate erroneous iuiorma-
ton fair to that some object is III view 80,
OF today's Philadelphia dispatch, containing two incoT-
rect statements relative TO the dongs o the Coal Board
of Control it is suppose the object spec
ulatye effect On the authority OF parties 10 the coal
agreement who az the meeting We are able TO state
that the agreement was "not signed" and that the
quotas OF tonnage for January, February and March
were not agreed upon" For part attach i'm
portance TO the signing or not signing OF an
Illegal contract beyond the fact that the hesitation
10 creafe the evidence which signed document would
furnish, is an acknowledgment Of the n!egay OF the
contract But there those who think the actual sign
ing Of the agreement would exert temporarily favor
able eject upon coal shares and is probable that
some persons TO day bought stock account Of the Phil
adephia dispatch That any such favorable effect would
only temporary apparent to require demonsira
ton. SO FAR as combination Will affect the real inter
ests of the companies view the subject from higher
point than that Illegay For ten months before
the breaking up Of the old combination,
THE TRIBUNE exposing the unsOundness
OF the corporations, aud showing that their
capitals debts had outgrown their earning capac
ties that dividends being paid partly from capital
accounts II was proved after the disbanding had
CURED that It was the necessities Of the companies
which broke the combinations, rather than the indgna
ton OF the people. What will il profit the Reading Coal
and Iron Company to obtain 80 cents or 81 per ton
for COAL il thereby the coal tonnage OF ts owner,
the Reading Railway, Is reduced one-guarter! What
will the advance profit the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Company II thereby the tonnage of its leased
railways il largely reducedi The rentals are the same
per annum whether they carry one ton or four million
tons.
The law OF supply and demand even now s eHertDg IT'S
power against strongest railway combination and
demonstrating il will and must override ali artificial
schemes TO control trade and competition The very At
tempt OF great corporations TO force trade, is an ac
kDowledgement OF weakness and later Will be
so accepted 10 the immediate detriment OF the compa
MES credit The effect trade and commerce OF such
combinations is like that Of the power which some
claim that Congress possesses-t0 curtail eXpand
the volume of legaltendcrs at WILL II destroys the ind
vdual judgment of the merchant 1t substitutes for
natural arbitrary rules subject only to the whms
Of few men, In word, 1t converts the farseeing and
bhrewd business man into mere guessing machine.
chese few Of the reasons why the laws
many Of the States declare such combina-
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CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BASK:

~ the ODD inst, Mr. FRED'K TAYLOR was cleced
Cashier, and Mr. ALFRED IL TIMPoON Assstat-C ASHER
Mr. Taylor been for arner IN the house W
Frcdk lSuterteld Il CO., and Director in this bank
Mr. Freak Butterfcd has also elected member ~
the Board Of Directors EDMUND i. RANDOLPH,
prp.i
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4 SURE Il PER CENT STOCK.

A RELIABLE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
TIE POLAR STAR GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO.
Is now producing very rich ore celebrated mine in
Colorado and has only small capital to secure large diy
dends mine under able ami economical management
and has paid good dividends for four II il now IN sue
cessiul operation and paying regular monthly dylens M
per the par yaluc OF tne
excellent OF paying IN addition extra
dyihcnds passed the examination OF the
New.York Mining stock Exchange. and the Company
stock regularly called az the Board
All The full paid free from assessments In
the meantime Investors who desire q purcha.e rsclass
permanent dividend paying investment eau Obtain some OF
this stock on favor able Terms on application to
MEssRs. ALBERT IL. NICOLAY CO,
sole Agents for the Company
No. 43 Pine-st., New-y0rk
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THE MONEY MARKET.

,c,., prpoPr n. y sTocK ExCRANGE s1fHEs
SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1878.
,ovrpx,rNT sroCN DEpARTMENT--lO4 AND In
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STEARINE-Q Quiet 995igc, Prime 10 Choice.
TAI STEADY sales sp.uOJ Prime 7oad7i rec.
WHTSKEl-Dll , II ~ bid, held 81 O6ia per gallon