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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

Austria and England viii act in
concert in the settlement or unsettle.
ment of the Russia Turko war.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

ven you ensor By Telegraph send it to
Reading Railroadt Line.
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Jan 5 1873
Postmaster General
Dear Sir

Postmaster General
Dear Sir
wand to Know II / half Right for to
Exsemon Letter ven il gom in nv Office
or Post tru ven half subspishion in steal
ing or counter6d money, ven half no right
for to Exsemnit such Letters, give me the
Right for il. Ensor aoon.
Youn Respectfully
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100000 70 Loan as Q pr cent, o in
peovsd protective farming Land. Coonis.
sioa unusually LOO.
HoUu1uo 4 D011WHL
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sAnFoan's RlnlcAl cuaE

Mar eeleiy elai1 . - eoe Of the ~ nopHl:s,
00oflGW00 Who. n pgivoee, not only fFeeiy recon-
n0n6 ie bus usO Il n their families IN preference
g az q the preparations usually prescribed "
SaYoa r. svsre, said distineuished city ply:
saeisn. mn ny obli9sfiOns 20 the Mo-. Medical
Sociesy srS Sack that cannot publicly recommend
OF psssef1be the Radical Cure but since
Sho9ouah 6ial o. the usual remedies, have pr
yossly Sdvioed its use. and presume nave eens 20
your seoss no lee than one hundred OF ny ps''suo
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"Any letter Ioe ne to-dayr
The postmaster took down Q bunch
Of Letters from '.Box A." and looked
them over slowly. He always did
when Maggie asked for letters. a.
though be knew we'll enough -sympa-
tbetic old man that be was--that there
vas none for her, and then "no" must
be the answer. let him defer It - long
as be could. Hadn't she come regularly
every day. rain or shine. for the last
.ix months, with that same question
on her lips. that question to which q
negative reply Was always given.
Poor Maggie Austin! Every one
said two years before, when gay. dash
ing Hugh Austin led her TO the altar,
that the young scapagrace only court.
ed the girls property. and when he
had Obtained that he would not hest
tate to cast the sweet, trusting wife
aside to suit his convenience. Hugh
Austin was poor-Maggie Was an or
phan and rich. Hugh embarked in
an unsuccessful speculation and lost
all-Mageie said. ''never mind. Hugh,
ne can work" And he smiled just q:
sweetly as when she said . . year pre-
| vious. IL am yours. Hugh"
But poverty Vas singing. and ths
cry Of gold. gold" came from thu
far.o6 miues of California. Hugh
Austin vent. Every one said III
meant to desert his young wife and ba
BY; that he had left them unProyidet
for, and what would they do! Ever!
one said that as handsome and win
ming and pleasing n Hugh was. h.
vas a rascal after all-"every one
said 50, and "every one believed it
except Maggie. who. With a nob''
woman's trust, scorned alike the imPu
,ation and it, fabricatOrs.
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sedalia, No, Jan. ], 1873. l-l-d&v4s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

Popular illustrated book (76o pages) O
MANHOOD! WoMAXHooD! MARRIAGE!
1mpedments to Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent s<rM,ely sealed, postpaid. for 50
cents. BY On. c. WHITTIER, 6I7 St
Charles Street. s.. Louis, Mo-, the great
soecial,st. Read his work.
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"Will you please, Mrs. Moore. to
state your age"
Ny age?-well lets see. vas most
q few weeks old when Cousin Ned
came over to plant potatoes on shares
for Father Isaac, who borrowed seed
to plant the lot down BY the brook.
where little jamie poor boy. lost his
balance and tumbled in, and was
drowned before Aunt Esther had fin-
ished milling
"You were the oldest In the family,
were You notr said ! interrupting
this promising narrative.
mo. Of course not. My father and
mother Was older than me"
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"Nflss MAGGIE AUSTEN.


A California postmark, superscrip-
ton in Hugh Austin's we'll known
hand! Was it possible? The little
old postmaster read the address over
and over; there was no mistake-the
letter had come.
"Won't she be glad! Won't her
eyes shine? OFT will Be worth
hundred dollars to give this to her"
said the old postmaster to his wife.
81 don't see Why she don't come.
said the little old postmaster. - the
afternoon wore away and the evening
came on. "You take the letter over,
Hannah. Poor thing-maybe she OF
the babys ILL.,"
Rap, rap. rap.
The winds were whistling softly
among the lilacs in front Of Maggie
Austin's window. The stars were Up
in the sky, and the moon looked down
With pale sd face upon the little lame
postmaster, a. be stood at Maggie Aus'
tins door.
Rap, rap, rap
But there bame no answer. at
can't be that she's asleep-
All. but Maggie Vas asleep! Heav.
en- forgive her-for those Who sleep
thus never waken. Life had been too
wearyi o. Macy. with your dead
baby clasped upon your breast!-O.
Maggie If you bad hoped only one day
more.
"Any letter for me to-dayi"
Hugh Austin asked the question.
"A strange hand-w;ting-ha! my
own letter, and two locks Of light hair!
What can It mean" Hugh Ashton's
face was very white, - he read, in the
handwriting Of the postmaster:
Take hack your letter-it came
too late; they are both deedl your
negligence killed themi Hero . .
lock Of your vifes and your baby's
hair. They are buried in one grave.
Heaven forgive you! Q, 4 your let.
Ter had come sooner, or II Maggie had
hoped and waited one day more"
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Beautiful little greenbacks.
Something to hy our bread:
Nov the poor viii get along.
And mn more Gill wish they're de cd.
HurFah for Cooper and Cary,
Greeuhacks rule the ds~,
How brave men fight for greenharks.
60 tell the news to oil.
We fought for liberty, no doubt
In stern rebellion broken out.
But not enough greenbacks TO pay
The boys for being grave and gay.
Nos the bondholders down will 90
To trAmple In the dust.
Down where Cooper AMI Cary sent them
In the dark and silent dust.
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3lssv3a Atsssssys q Lsv,esaalis,
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writing home. eh?"
Hugh Austin yawned. wiped the
INK from the pen upon his black cnrl'
and then replied:
"Yes."
"To that dear little wife Of yours
eh. Hugh. ,"
"Yes again. you inquisitive Char
ley" ~,
earn the cognomen then. Fray. how
MANY letters have you written the
charming little lady since you have
been hereT -,
A crimson flush crept over the hand
some face.
I'm ashamed to own it. Charley
but this is the first"
"First!" Charley Summers brought
his hand down emphatically. First!
whv, you're q wretch, q most unPar'
donable wretch. mon cher :"
"If it wasn't you. I'd strike you fol
saving that replied the handsome
Hugh Austin. "But I'll tell you how
II vas: when I arrived here / was q
busy and hated letter writing 50 bad,
| I kept putting it off day after day, weel
after week, until was ashamed to
write without sending something be
sides words-they wont always pay
the baker and butcher, you know.
Well, 30 I waited and waited. and q!
| I could do was to run clear myself
board high. and the miserablest lucl
| in the world"
"And yet at !! . single stroke YOU
made s., O00." =
II know it-wait. Charley-I am
wretch-I know it! as you say at Z
single strokeI made Eve thousand
In one night I lost it all. l was 60
| ing to write to Maggie the very mex
day. Then I was passing . gambling
heil-went in. drank, played. lost
and Was beggared! Could l write =
Maggie then? Dared l write her at
ter / had been in California si1
months. and not send her . cent? s.
| I waited and kept waiting until jus
now. But when she gets this letteI
she will be q hundred dollars richer
poor little pus-and then she'll for
give me my long silence. l kno. sh'
can't help it."
'.She ought not to forgive you
Hugh"
"No, I know it, but. dear child. sh.
loves me 30 devotedly; and. I-wel
believe I worship the very ground
she walks upon"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, 1878

ASIIEs-Qu;et. unchanged Pots 4c: Pearls, &C.
COFi EEllO dun, unchanged Ordinary u ffDc cagos
l54cl94c. gold steamer MemnGn arrived WIN Il
bags here 1O0C45 bags sales In lots, J.,
IL ex "Jimbyrd," ISM ex Dip.on, private term.
Mild quite unchanged sales for week past 2iOO mas
Java Whit" sold before arrival private terms
Z 2G2 Iaguayra l4O bags Jamaica.
lSi sgs Mexican. sold in lots for consumption within the
range Stock to-day. 1854 bags Of which H. 100 Mara.
LaCuayrs, SJ7 Jamaica, 9j4 Costa Rico, SlUH
MEXICAN. I.79l AugostaIa ZOOS Sayaia; also, G3,312
mats Java. g-l6 mats Singapore Java y - ~ Mrara
be, 10 i9c Laguayra l7Gl9c Ianaca 1901 9c Mex.
can a. G She gold Imports ~ Brazil into United dies
in 1871 lSs9. .S96 bags 22l mats sunara. lS1s6l
Total sales all kinds all ports l5ilO0 TONS
against -, 7SY tons In S76.
TOTTON-DrL unchanged spot: sales OH bales (i5O
preionsly including 20 for export SSj for home
lion delivered contract J. 90 bacs. Receipts AZ the
ports Monday 81 323 bales Tuesday 1891 ,oav 2SJ
ist against day week l6lO5 this day last
year Ordinary. lO~sc; Low MiddlEC llo Hiddlng
ll5cc Futures quiet without essential change. sales to-
day 20 800 bales iucuug 5000 JaEnary, l25 53 100
sn. sd, ll24 lo0 n January, lIAS !, O. = a. 80; "a
II 20 100. 90, ll@O $500 February, 3S0 l4S $500
Mar ~ . IG0; April il7ogd5'i; Nay iiS5 LIS
Also FIRST Ca-January. l1.31 81. q Febrnary
ll-i4 ll4h; March lbs Apri, ll73 ll!1; Nay. 1882
total 100 bsles. >ecOnu January 1l3i n. Sd
49,; February. l4j; March. lbs; NAV, ~. June
81 Ilg5: August II q 0ta. l.snO bales Third Gail
January l.27; H., Sd ll.2j; June, ll92 total, 800
l.ul.a Fra oil.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1878.

sss, s nsi Witt. Mich
s,n; q ss: SS, So 81 slt Receipts $1,000 BUSH
sn Ms xss %S's s i s
81 n:ssss..S S:IIsS
s'' 'isgfs H
~ naTS AIs jan
n:a S Grade s II ss @ active eGss
sT .ns 14 lS .s. a @ r
lean. aSS Eor hmor an increased ,9 Local demand len Sa ship
SsSfs Ss%ii sss's b. Ts@s
9so san do aG Choice s 30 I. Fancy IS
sSs srsafs g s'la S %sr
va Rd n 81 Al Il eya ss epo q 20 pan. Ms
% Ssle is sse.Ss5q t;1n a.; So;
d
saS dF yellow %SsS sSsay
cSW@ sf chSs ss T%s'n aS%SS amsna 11 W
aSsssO %eskHy s S ;sfy ss n,ns y NJ
sessssc February; Ssas;g,,e March 81 1898 20 e,
siG,f %2'i ea i sSsI1 ss
2s, 2ssasfyy s9 s. Ss %a 's%a S%s''
ST. LouE jan, FIoar nIn for Low and Medium GRADES;
s@ ff f. T. q 8 90 cash wsf' E s Y
sPrps q BID iPssys end lever; 30 Mixed.
Febrnary Oats dull lover to sell No. q 27d27i4c bid
cash 27Ld27ssc January. Rye steady at JGac Bar.
ley duh and unchanged, nothing doing. Whskey quiet
and unchanged az 81 % PORK duli Job lots, sil 75S
hid Bulk lots. loose Shoulders, 4c.;
Clear Rib 5stc; sde $50 Receipts2O0 bbs Flour;
500 bush Wheat $4,000 bnsh Corn 1000 bush Oats;
5000 bush RYE 1000 bush. Barley.
TOLEDO. Jan Wheat steady; No. ! White Michigan,
81 81 Extra ~ SO; Amber do spot 81 .0e seller
January 30s4 seller February. sl 3Ss No Red Winter.
seller January II 2T4; seller February 81 80 No Red,
81 IL; No 2 spring 81 "a Corn dull No spot, 49sic;
New spierJ anuary 45c; socrMay i7as Rejected AZ c
New. 42c; damaged 3gc. Oats dull Michigan, 2sc.;
Clover seed-Mammotl, - 20; Ne 81 i0 rTime - so
Receipts Flour 100 bb Wheat 81 900 bush Corn, 10000
bush. Oats. 1000 snpments-Wleat, $4,000 bush;
42 bush oats 800 hsh. Grain in stOrcWheaf,
100000 bush; Corn. 2i2, 90 bush; ons $1,000 bush
Markets closed: Wheat quiet Amber Michigan, January.
81 81 February 81 33s- No Red Winter January Al 27 .
Corn dull No 4t7s do Rejected A. Prime Clover Seed,
81 62la Hogs - 2jds3 90
WILMINGTON, ~ C.. Jan ?-spirits OF Tnrpentne firm at
20ac Rosin firm at 81 40 for Strained Crude Turpentine
steady s 80 Tor Hard 81 10 for yellow DIP and 81 Is for
Virgin. Tar steady at 81 s5.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

llvyaroor Jan. Pork i@sWrn Jun At e.. Wet
.rU duD Al J5L Baoon-Cumb brrland cut. dun ~ ~ ~
,,i Eibdu al 80 3D. IOug 'rsr ldll ~ 55 hlHl 'ltn
dt =, 3f Uams-IG tut stca'y 81 al; Shoull"rs dun
~ 9.I Reef India dul at 90 EIlrs Mess sirany
a. ilt Putn. Mess staHy at SGL lAfd-Fflme western
fn Al hi T.Iow- Ptne CITY steady Of 30 3D. tnrlentln'-
S,t. -tradv M -, steady al rp'lt ilDe
di m % Cheese Choice steady AZ b5 ~ lAfd on
onl Al 40 Pour-Extrs state steady ~ 30 Whcsi-H o.
SurlpR ,traly at I'D. NoZ SpuLg steady ~ ~ "a Winti
s,,,1v al lf7d Corn-OH Mixed soft dun nj -clod
Sew dun a, 81. Cotton seed bl-1eiipw Am .iioa5
n the E;oCG-Wheat. 5000 Oqfs Con' o0OuV
ar Il0Ir 40. 90 bni-. and $1,000 sacks .,,,,.
fIfyFurOOI. 2-I2JO D. m.--totiOn bflni mhhIns
Unaua, CAL Mddine Ofi"ans tSis' sales OF IN" d@y ~
600 hars hiding 900 paes fOr speculation ard eApgi
Rrreib 30 OZ7 haea Including $50 Dales An.fl'hh fu
turrs lower; IplandA Low hddlng clause, January
Irbruary dclivety 6sd Upan Low hdhinE clause teD
ru1Ty aud Alarrh delivery Gsd Iplands. Low hhdNhf
ci.Ise March April delivery. Ord also s"izd; lh1s
Iw M.dinr Clau-e April and May feivcry tSs Cpanhs
INV MiddHng clause Sew crop shipped January ana fnb
rhaiy. sail. GlIsi. "a. e,, . ,,o-o. 10,
IiSEmfOt, Jan. 2-l:3O y H.-bcri % P'i "''"' ~
Pr ne Mess. Ma.
ding CLAUSE March and April delivery 6sig; upahds' b""
Mildng clau- e. Apul and Ma delivery, O'syd -.
I4ygi.yOul- Jan % m.Ihc sfI"s OF cotton ionAy
Arrican. Funre- quieL The naIAct ioi
Vans nj Fabrics at Manchester IA dun
IIyTapuOi, Jan. rs p liteiibstl Petroleum. lofL per
gallon. .,-.- ,o,, mar r.i
lon spirits OF TuPsuune, 23Bd per owt - -,
ASIWEIl, Jan. Z.-fetrOeum. JO9 francs TOT hho paie
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
COTTON MARKETS.

BoBToy. Jan. 2-Cotton dull Mddlnr. II asc Low M,d
dug lie: Good Ordinary l0'sc: receipts l20l bales;
gross. 4.SlO bales; stock J1Sl bales.
BALTIMORE Jan. 2tOttOn firm; MihdlnR IL isc.: Low
Middlug i0'ic Good Ordinary 0ac receipts 42a bales
exports Britain. 400 bales cpstwiae 30 bald
ssies 276 bales spnners 100 bales .stock 1926 bales
ARLEsTOS. Jan. 2-COOn quiet and steady; Milling.
lh7sdlc; Low MifdlnT l09.c. Good Ordinary 04c net
receipts. Sll bales exports to the Continent, none
exports coaswse, 1888 bales: sales. 1000 bales; stock
SB.O2l bales.
GALVESTON Jan. 2--Cottor strong: quotations revised
Middlng lOsc Low Middhng lQsc GOOD Ordinary g'sc;
receips l5lO bales 10 10 bales TO Great
Ban to the Continent. none; coastwise COZ bales
sales. ,752 bales. stock. lO02ii bales.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 2.-Co:ton quiet Middnng. l0'sc
MOHHF. Jan. 2.-Coiton quiet; MidclnG Il ac.: Low
Mlddlng Toe; Good Ordinary gisc: net receipts l71G
bales exports 70 Great Britain % bales coaswse 1910
bales. sales 200 bales: SICK. II. 80 haira.
SRwORLEAss. jan. 2.-couOn hrm Ndding. 1876: Low
Mitdug lnac: Good Ordinary. 9Lc net receipts. 1870
bales gcs- 1920 bales exports, 10 Great Britain none
cos-twise sales 5000 bales last evening 700 bales
stock 339 So bales
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2-Cotton qnet; Mifdng IL SC Low
Nfdng i,sc: Good ordinary, lu'Isc ue receipts ls9
400 hacs. cruns to Great Britain. none
sales 323 bales spinner 2t2 bales stock, lSl05 bales
sAvkssAR. Jan. 2.-Cotton numi Niddlng. lo'ic.
Low Miding luasc. Gooi Ordinary. 9sc; net receipts
2lOs gros 22G bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
none c0astwise jS3 bales; 20 the Continent none baes
1900 bales; stock lO1Opt bales
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
nnMEaIIC MARKETs.

BtrYALo n. Y. 2Flour In fair demand sales $40
BILL a unchanged price,. Wheat IN li-hi milne hemshu.
sair, $50 Milwaukee 81 fng on private irrhs'
car, No Milwaukee, hard. ~ 81 30 ears VIM, Moh-
pa on track 31g. corn dul; sales 10 car NS" 10
miers at sJdiHc. oats nominal iye Inactive baty W
fair inquiry held inn sales = 100 bush tahaal ON
track IL Soc, bush do. store ~ sOc i~h"i,cs
sIr,fy fas ~ bls. at - O9afl 10 Tor ely mae uth,
articles nnchau ed Railroad irrights unchanged iali "a
r.,eiuis. Flour, bbl-. Wheat, 2uO Duah 'oIh'
s OJ bush Oais lICO0 bush, Barley, 500 nsh itye'
Rairuaf Flour, llLo Mha''
BUSH. Corn 02,tl bash. O@H 2f,V" o"HH'' hA"y'
bual.. RNe. y, 10 bush
t,INTSsAU Jan. 2.-FiOur ana hrm; Fanny. - 20
dsj ~ MIeai and and hrm Red, ~ IDarj ~
hslty SO JSC Oats dll al 210Jlc h'r qlsI ohl
Arm AT G2nBie Barley que but rrfu Good 10 ffmc opti
10 T6jc bd FORK dun tiI G5 bio. Lard IN fI G"nihd
buI lower. steam 81 55es7 90: Kettle. ssdTs 90 INK @
Meat m far shoulders 4isc Gear fuh ~ 20
g. so Cier siGes, ~ Boxed meats 9not; Shon dlIs'
4asal nc Rib. &c. SHORT Gear. B'.464 Long GEAR
6ssc Long Slufi Cumherands bs9 btc All ct-h
seller January in lair demand an Ii Shouu.is
lab lei Gear Sides &C sales of ear 'o -ilef
March. Meats lar demand shOuiariA ~
SIDES she Hams Ga 7to as 90 aveias, .sSey ~ ,a,s ,a
demand aud nrm 81 O3 Butter dull Prim. 10 cioice
Western rcsrrve lNd.Oc.. Central ONO lo0lIc sugar
steady HaiGs lOiadlO1ac White, sHdy'sci Newoiea
ease t.ogs active and hfm Common - OodSii tdsns
81 l01$f 25 Packing - 20 81 80 Buteessi 5oasi Ao
CHICAGO. Jan; 2FlooI steady, nnohanged Wheat oa an
and ak NO. Spring 81 lO0fl l0n, No2 do, 81 oosS
s. ga cash and January; Al 037sds 10 February 10
do OF Rejected Soc Corn. quiet but steady At az SO
43e January 81 a42c February Rcleeied 81 &c oats
dan 2tac cash end January 24Ae February, Rejected
fair demand weak AZ 81 80 cash ~ 40 Fehruary fi 90
March dull 81 81 cash. 81 81 February % S en-
Buik Meat quiet easier but uneh-Dgri Whskey, 81 o.
AZ the close, Wheat nrmer but not quolaby higher Corr
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, Jan 2-l2S0 D. MI 8 bonds four and one'han
cents fveS l05is NowIersey Central con
soils G6 efsey Central Railroad, l3s Reading Rail
road shares. 1854.
IONpOS jan 2-l:3o p. mErle Railway shares preferred.
o. Paris aces quote five cent rentes lo7 francs ~
confines fOr the account 49, -.
LONDON Jan 2-i:30 p m.--The amount OF bullion with
from The Bank of England on balance TO day SbO
LONBON Jan 2--3:3O m-COnsOls. 9ia fr both Nancy
L. bonds, 1868, 1854 New nves, io5h
Rail SS Paris advlces quote nye per cent
107 fanes % cenmes for the account SILVER Is
quoted at J35sd. per -
PARIS Jan 2~Exchange London, % francs l52 cen
times for short sight.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
CANAnA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CON-

y rANY, IS William 81. Now-Norl Noycnier 10 ~ Z.
Tho az fpr TIE exchange Of to bond thr 15D' hni
~ the lu = oiiar io" ~ CON
u.rlc L. wli. Tue fir Nlirdra Railway Company the
lur southern BTitgs ulauS ttc ln' g. l9uai. 75hlA
a Detroit Ilsilw1y Company, lrd ~" NtNean Nahn
and Railroad Company. ie row prrt'r fNituif
inf naon 900 TsHprct or "nlt1 "i uc gwen 'l "Pi' ~
tn. tOmlg gfy. , ~. ..., 80
Holder. ~ the bond. of the above r7med comrir- e re-
- pr,..p ia, sAmc eafy I,--inr ~ tie oihcc of
DE eoruay md receive ~ eNchaug" c'fiihr les 4" t com
tut 10 Fu,d by The mon itu mpdN u"el
Nhrl new 'onfs hereafter b. -suci l} tll COMPANY, As
,,,i,flT Tor it .n,d tlai J. TIfLISGNASr President
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.yoKK Jan. 2--BEEyEs-Arryas i9a oars st Jsrssy
sixtietst, making 2.SJ7 head T0tal
snce SATURDAY against 272 head same time last
week After tho quiet holiday spent Yesterday m commcmora
fion OF fe beginning take up the thread OF
o that was dropped for short time and again start
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
WOOL MARKET.

BosroS Mass. Jan. 2w0otThe market remains wthot
decided cang rather quiet Tor the closing week
Holders nor sppscd 10 rell unless az ful
rates and 10 = believed panui rrrs VI" np'
after the commencement 81 tho new year Ie
sales include ohio reuusyiNana at i2Nitc "r Ned IN
y and Xxx. Tor Wisconsin AMI hichlgnn anl n
vahei Fecces s prevlous price Snpe- and Pulled Woos
in FAR druanr choice desirable lois scarce
sae- n d.5c. small lnia of ChoiIr AZ fBfc Cali
forNs Wool seaiy demand, selling at lj9a7e
for Fall and 2OG32e. Tor sping
PRINT CLOTHS MARKlT
PROVIDENCE. II. J., Jan. Printing Cloths market dun
and prices weak but not qlOtab.y lower
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
GovernIlent bonds were Quiet to-day, and geneT-
ally steady but the market was without important
features. We annex current quotations.
State bonds were without sale, and Quotatio
dull, but feverIsII

State bonds were without sale, and quotations
nominal
:, National (lO2) sold at 9s; Bank of North Amer-
ca (37) at 75 Bank Of Commerce 400 at l2Z ex
dividend md Market % at par eX dividend.
Railroad bonds were quiet lITss OF burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota fell 10 %, Northwest
ern gold consolidated being steady at 92. Rock
Island new Is firm at lOG. ex Interest and ST.
Paul sinking tund at 81 q, ex interest Jersey Cen,
tral conyertibles were steady at $3.50 IL y. and
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consolidated, quoted al 3Ol2
Missouri Pacific firsts were firm at 100, and North
Missouri iirsts at OLE Interest," Central Pacific
frSts sold at 1919, interest mon trstS at lO L.
ex Interest," Land Grants at 1888. and sinking fund
ct 81. -
Gold was dull but firm on sales at 1929. Or gold
loans the lending rates . to 32 per cent, and
later l1G per diem for carrying. lbe Assistant
Treasurer paid out SSO0O0O ia coin interest on the
public debt. and Y51 900 redemption of called
bonds. The days business of the gold clearing de
Cleared $26, ,3O6 606; sold bSiaSices, 9a'd
currency balances, S2.O43,2o0. Inc goid q"o'"-
tions were as follows:
10 lO...............IO27s l3...-..........''.'lo2'i
Foreign exchange was dull and STEADY. selling
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New-York tribune., 1878-01-03

" We buy and s,il Niuing Slect, -
Al the gAS FItANri 60 STOCK N'hAN"t
ana SEV.YbEk MINISG STOCK EXCHANGE.
or ...where Orfr. EXECUTED by " dMF on commission
ALBERT n. N1CULAl 4 CO. .
Vankers Brokers and Autinlo-r-, NJ. q linc ST. y J.
a.. Estauushod ~ years ~
A Ncol.v. aud ir aiU boi Weibers o. 'he
- NurkM
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03

Darlington. Cedar Rapids. and Northern bonds
Dsnd stooks wanted HENRY CLEwS Cor+j he"'st'
New-York tribune., 1878-01-03
financial.

a
n. NI.WY0EK ANn RRoOKLY GAS STOCKS AMI
s.rnriir dealt I'M also 81 FFALO tfUTr Lard ri l/ESS
Of ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS BouGUI and SOLD, by
GEO. n. PltENTinH,
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