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hllacies About "Going to Farming.' -

ltwon't do to assume that every body
bow out of work can remedy his own
Plls and help to cure the national
troubles, by ''going to farming" There
superficial view of the labor prob
em, which seems to take it for granted
mat It in some manner-it is not made
clear how-the unemployed working
men could be set down ON quarter sec
aens OF land out West, or given possess
aon OF the fallow farms of the East
Prosperity would be restored, and ev-
W thing would soon be serene. The
ar'ioads OF wheat and corn and beef
sould In some unexplained manner be-
onto multiply themselves, and the ma
uon would wax fat and kick.
It's a beautiful theory, but it won't
solK. Farming is not a business that a
man can be sure to succeed in who has
nlled in every thing else. 1t can't be
,esfned in week, even in it's simplest
.Olm, oy men who don't know whether
soln y planted in hills or sowed in rows,
M4 What'season of the year wheat is
~ m. 1t is probably. not too much to
~ mat nine-tenths of the operatives
aOx cut Of work in the manufacturing
Owns SNns OF this country, never were on a
am Ten hours in their lives. A large
rupornon OF them know nothing what
M s.sl oi out door labor of any sort. They
, Mse neither knowledge of farming,
.;. ~ lot 1t, nor physical stamina sufi-
asnt TO endure its toll.
us somewhat different with the su.
< IRn',aoundant, 0,' idle or poorly paid classes
wi cities, and it is to them that we
o,ss ls' iook for recruits for farming and
.ss .ast productive industries. In Boston,
s. l. .oe New England cities generally
urge majority of the idle and low.
Jn,as J,.ss workmen, and so-called "em
~, came originally from tie
al ~ NO matterwhat the reason thai
,,a ~ 'nem ns q to make the change, here the,
II ~, /. ana pretty hard time of it man1
So. mem nave had for the past FIVE wears
S,ra ue o. = them, it may almost be said
A;". made a fortune. /" That sort O
ys, s stopped when the bubble burst
! N! M! Jew have .bettersd their condition
hNos most favored and frugal have hard
n,ss mea !. able ., to save any thing. ,Th
6m;'; s o. them have simply subsisted, b
aseds 'heir wants and pinching thei
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r, Coop CONDUCT OF THE NEGROEs.-
In response to some allegations pub
lished in the Washington Post, reflect
ing severely upon the colored people OF
Memphis in connection with the pre-
vailing pestilence, we dispatched to that
paper that the colored people in Mem
phis in mass have been as loyal to duty
as the whites; that they had responded
as quickly as policemen, soldiers, and
nurses, as the white people, and, with
the exception of few noisy ones who
had been suppressed by Capt. Browns
(colored) Zouaves, had manifested q
disposition peaceable and reassuring SO
far as the maintenance of the law and
order was concerned. We added that
the white people of Memphis appreciat-
ed and were proud of their col0red fell
low. citizens. And we are. Whenever and
wherever they have been called upon they
have manifested q disposition that has
won the admiration, of the members OF
the Howard Association, and OF the Git
izens' Relief Committee. Individual
exceptions to this rule there have been,
but they were exceptions proving the
rule. We repeat, the colored people
have done we'll. Thrown out OF en-
ployment by the entire cessation of busi-
ness, and left without any means OF iy7
ing, they have manifested, patience
and d forbearance that is in remarkable
contrast with the riotous ,clamors the
white people OF the large trade centers
would have made under like circuii-
stances. Looking back through the
gloomy vista of the past five weeks,
and recalling all we have passed
I through, how near to anarchy We. have
been several times, we are thankful that
the negroes, forming as they do, just
now, the great bulk of our population,
have manifested patience worthy OF
4 all praise = Memphis Appeal. his -
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"BUFFALo BILL 'explains his shoot
ing of a boy in an upper gallery of
Ford's Opera house at Baltimore the
other night, by saying that his aim was
not SO good as usual that night, and that
he thought his rifle was loaded with on
ly sufficient powder to shatter the glass
balls at which he had been firing.
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The chemical lecturer of the next cen
tury will tell his audience how long it
was before the world learned to burn
fuel without blowing good part of it
into the air. He will grow facetious as
he describes the appearance of great
cities perpetually covered with pail of
vaporous blackness.o g0w II ! .kffTl
UTILIZING WASTE SUBSTANCES The
arts of utilization have now been ex-
tended to the extraction of the oil from
the waste leather of factories-the old
belts, cards, ETC., which are usually
thrown aside as worthless, becoming,
as they do, so saturated with oil as to
render their further use impracticable,
thus resulting in serious loss to manu- \
facturers. The new process of ,utiliza-,
tion not only restores the leather to use
fulness, but the oil that is extracted
from it becomes valuable as q lubricator,
much superior for this purpose, in fact,
to fish oil. After removing the teeth
from the old cards. the leather, is sub
jected, under great pressure, to pecu-
liar preparation and in very short
time, say about twenty minutes, is re-.
stored as clear as ever, free from oil,
and the holes made by the teeth are
closed. This leather, it is found, may
be used for various purposes, such as
sub-rolls, belting, bur-wheels, harness
work. and in some instances made into
hose.
COMPRESSED CoFFEE.-A patent has
recently been issued in Germany for a
process of COMPRISING ground and
burnt coffee, for the purpose Of making
it more readily transportable and un-
alterable for length of time. For this
purpose the coffee is subjected to a pres
sure of from 40 to 40 atmospheres in
suitable cast-iron molds. The coffee is
thus made into cakes, and comes into
market in q form resembling chocolate,
| divided as the latter is by creases to ia
.cilitate breaking into pieces Of suitable
size for use. The interior surface of the
molds is highly polished, by which arts
| flee the outer crust of the compressed
coffee is made sufficiently smooth and
hard to prevent the tendency of the
ethereal oil of the coffee to escape from
the interior of the cakes The volume
of the coffee thus prepared is reduced to
less than one-third of that of the orig
inal. It is asserted that the operation
does not in the least affect it's good quail
tiles. and that il can be packed and
transported in tin or other packages,
preserving its aroma indefiniteiys II : -,
w.rppppoor p.prp Thero 10 a
yerv s;mnle process wherehv naner can
he mada "a sfrono, az narchmert. and
nroof aga;nst alf mo;stnre. bv dinplng
+ into q. solution Of snlnbnric acid
m;xad with half ;ts we;oht of water
Almost "a soon "a the nanar is .dipned
into the solution. # becomes strong and
heavy and Il onite AZ desirable. Il is
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Jan 10 Flour in light demand and unchanged
400 Db Wheat duh and un.cttlc! Corn III nght
milling demand sales 81 cas- New. on track az l4al7c ac
c0Ting lions Of oats nominal Rye Inactive,
Barley quct sales Of 800 bush CanaGa at Soc
High Wines steady sales ~ 80 bb "a Al O9dfl 10 for city
AIDE. dressed HOcs-Wt.sTn AZ 81 5Odsi 20; tity at
- 75d$5. quiet and dan quoted Mess at eli 500
SIP short Ont at sll 5OdSl2 Short Cut, clear,
at ola per bb. LaTl-b1rrclB aud uerces at &c.
kegs and tabs 10 Sic. Bacon at Size, SlOuderh al oc
and Hams 0c q H. Railroad frcgtts unchanged Receipts
by IaroadFlour. 1900 bbls; Wheat. $4,000 bush Corn
3d. bush. Oats l4TOO bush Barley GSOO bush Rye,
$500 bush. Shipments by ralroad-fIour, 232O bbs;
Wheat 1880 busn, Corn, 30 900 BUSH Oas, H. 700 BUSH
Barley 5000 BUSH Rye $500 bush Grain IN store In ele
and ahoai In cccbWhcai GjjOSO BUSH Corn, 3D.
2J5 bush. Oat-. 66g bush Barley 2ii3l bush; Rye
IT34 BUSH Malt 3O74o bush Estimated Mali In houses
200 900 bush
CHICAGO. Jan. l5-FoUr steady. unchanged. Wheat duh
md Ma. Spr1ng. III % No do. II OiAdSl ga -
cash: 81 Oias January 81 Oi's0sl Oiai February
UJ4 March No do, u Corn dull aud weak az 4O'ic
CASH 4Oa4O'.c January 39tc. February $780, March;
Rejected. 3nc oats steady, IN fair demand AZ 9d2i &C
cash 2!c. January "a Sc Fenrnaryi 2iase March Eyo
dn al 5tc Barley heavy AT 522 cash 81 &c, Feb
Insry PIk faIiy active $40 G5as0 20 cash $40 a.
Iebray; so 80 March. Lard fary active AZ a 2Oasl -
cash Al n d7 80 February ~ 2a187 80 March. Ilnk
Meats auil ana ST. 5 w. for shoulder Clear
nm and Clear Hos nrner 81 ~ 2OaSt so =
WLsXey dull Ut 81 Oi Al tue cicse-Wheat steady and
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1--WE .In-k NAMKEr, RY TELEGRAPm

LIVE ~IDt u NANkEI~ ~ TELEGRAPH
Brrf,io. Jan. lj-CtrtE- Ecocirt, to-day, l5j7 bead
he'd ia.t w'.a. d'src1-e ~ t- cars IN tn" W,'H
oSigucl through. ;"- cars MAe,t msd fn'E a'i .';
ana nl-huu "a ~ .hIp,f. IT - i5at 20: Go' To
~ H. a., ',,I ,,t.,, - =. o. -. MN. a, =, 81 :
80 =: "aerirs mainly las 10 Medium.
slfr AAp ,Nr it,, Yi- to-day goo head total for tho
construed troueh j, cars. lie only slos to-day were o
Western sheep d - - cars common loNa. on sale
Hos iccrpts to-day 80 head. total the week thus
fr H. ;-0l,,i against 1877 h,ad a.t week. consigned
a 30 Heavy Grades Far GooI - e50
- Comuon I,aFy entirely neglected, shippers Irncl1.
buy sales 81 ~ clrs.
ymc,co Jan. I5-TD> Tro-srs J.rro1i reports. Hos
live and 100 @ iirhcr Mixed Packing - 7JG - go Light.
- 1jat3 %. choice HEAVY. tid.I 10
and 6i 1,t ~ Fidr aG StoeL.rs lew
hgh grade Steer, sold - ~ Ohr sales wee at Ia
lard a. f., III f an, l". u. ,,,rr. 81 sGs3 -
Bulls. II JOa ~ - Eiliy m-old
small number Of good. which have been mostly iaAcn by
Shippers. lot ~ Mexican shipping sold Al . 10 aud a
fow Mexican half breeds at ~ 49, other ses have been at
fJari.
EAsT Liberty. Penn. Jan lj-CAuLf Receipts today.
ljj head Of through and dbl head Of yard stock; Iie
a. - Good. - joasi 70 common. -
ieccpls 10 day. 27jO head; Workers s3S1aSi Oo'
SHrlr-Heceirs to day 500 head sales at 81 50dfj 10
WATERFOWL Mas. Jan lj.-CNruE Receipts, LO26 head
The market il decidedly moderate butchers buying only what
W"Sk nsrT r no lois being sold at tribe Oh sales OF
choice NJ - - extra NJ = DIES hrs quality o
suFEP AND LANES Receipts. 4.2lG head The supply Is
week, but prices lower BY IA &C.
ns week sales in lois at ~ 2ja+2 IS per head
$685. ~ OF from $40 &c. per 10.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE H. l.. Jau lj-rhcl'rintng Cloths market
remains quiet, without change In nominal quotations.
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SPICES-Quiet steady, unchanged COves. 36d3Sc. do.
sa 4S Whe u S2aS Me- 60 Peaang
Mace, Prime SOC. Ginger. Calcutta, ga dSc. African 7e;
Cassia China gnea, l99s20c; Prime Batavia lSs@l9bc.;
all gold jObbing lots.
sTEaRINEoDuIi; sales, 81 ties. Prime 77sc.
SUGAR-Kaw very firm, QuieI offerings light Fair to
sales $4,000 India private terms Refined
good demand Crushed, &C., Powdered 94o9 &c; Granu
lated 9dsa9sc.; Cut LOUi lOc; standard A. 9c Yeiiows
TALLow-Firm. sales 10000 II Prime 7Na7n,ec
TEA-Moderately active in lines and invoices; pIlces
TobACCo-Kentucky quiet unchanged sales, 300 hlds.;
Seed el quiet sales 100 cases England 1870 9alse
100 do 1875. and 6S Ohio 1876 private terms 800 cases
Havana, soc dsl 10 ~
LEBONE-Q uiet. unchanged. Arctic, lrewl 81 S0d
WHIsKEY-Dul 81 " bid held 81 OSa sales, 20 bbls
WOOi-Domestic grades stu quiet firmly held
in concentrated hands Holders confident. Manufacturers
not want of supplies yet Foreign Quiet unchanged
Virginia. XXX 46 DC, Xxx, A. Gaae \, a45c; No J.
43a45e.; No 3Gd4Oc; Coarse 3Od33c Comblng, 50db5c
New York Michigan and Wisconsin Xxx, 4oai5c. Y iOa
43c. No. az 0i4c; No 2 3Gd39c. Coarse g d3c Comb
ing, 4sc52c Indiana Kentucky ana Tennessee M 39a
42c.: X. $9a re; No J., 40di2c; No. 2 $5e3sc.
Illinois Iowa and MinnesotaXX 3S04oc: " 10 140c; No
l. 39a4 lc; No p 203jc.; Coarse 2963lc. Georgia. Ala
bama, Mississippi aud LousanaIine unwrshed 55 as5c
rnlled-L1ta $!eiOc; SUPER Sa@4oc No l. 2OG23c;
SG%o4 9 Sn p SGdiSS 9o pd IA
wanna aud Indiana 42d4Gc Western, iSc. Cali.
fcmia-U nwashcd Sprins Clip. ii hi Good Condition
rcxas-Unwashcd. Eastern Northern. Fine Medium
16a pc; Coarse II 22c Western aud soutlornFne 22a
24c. Medium l9G2lc; Coarse Western and Mexican lJ3
Good Condition. 2d@3Oe Heavy 2G32lc
colorado New Ne xican-Superior - d27c: Ordinary
Fleece 4644Sc 10. Pulled, aOd45c. Mexican Ordinary
1j0l7c.: Cape OF Good HopeWestern Tnwashe 30 d32c
Eastern 2Sa30c observation-disclosures, 45diGe. sydney
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COTTON Markets.


BosIcs Jan l5-Cotton quiet. Nlilng II sc. Low ma.
ding lie: Ordinary. lOc net receipts. 92 bales
efS,s, 90 Oi t ,itnn mi uIlng II dl,c:
low MdGng. lO', c Good oriinnry 1910 SC; receipts
5l5 bales "Gp"rs TO Great Britain so bales oea1S
coo balrs sales $jbales spnncIs 700 bales stock 1891
bales.
CHARLESTON. Jan. lj.-cotion dull Mdding. l!c 10y
Mddhng lO'Bc.: Good Ooiinar lo-G &C. receipts 9D'
bales exports the Continent. mono exports coastWse
Great Britain none; 10 France none sales ooo
C>cIySAn. Jan. l5.Cotion quiet; Mlding. 1855; Low
Mlddlnc Good Ordinary. 9Lc. receipts ~ bale,
.rncris asa bale sales TO spnners None sales 4lo
bales. stock. 5.d91 ialc-.
Middlng IOi-.s G,pI Ordinary. 3Nt net receipts ~
Laos. erus- 7S2 bales: exports Britain.
the Continent none coaswae, none sd.e' -lf6 baes
T"j'l.yfitE. Jan Is -Cotton quiet Mdling, 1879.
MoHni, Jan. l-.-Cott'n quiet; Mdlng lo1c'-c: Low
bales: exports Britain mono 60 the Continent none
1925 bales sales. 1000 bales s"oA o''--'
Mllruls Jan Cotton Irregular ca.y; Midlnr lOic.
receipts. 1851 bales shipments. l'5ij bies Gales <IU'
NET oarE.Ns Jan. l6couon quiet and cay M.ddline'
ccp., 1888 bai.s gros ii'S bales; exports: To !iyat
Britain 10 Fame $40 bales 10 The continent iS
bales c0astvi.c sac-, 1900 bales last evening -oO
SoafotE ian iS-Cot,on steady. Milding lie. n;
ceipts Io2 bale, eT@rt' to Grat brM"i none coast
IrllAprLrlnI Jan - oiton qui,t Middlmg II PC 10"
Mia'n g IN Ialcs @Es6ft To- Grca Britain 300
bales; Il'- Cb bales sales 10 spnnct7 400 btrsi sock
s,yasSAn Ian I5.-Coiton dun Mdihne. lor-c.; Low
MiidHne. lnic Good Ordinary lpc '''ptr 2atn lalt'
none coastvl,, l-Fl sAts, LOO bales, rtocA Oil%@
Mitliue lo, Good Ordinary - receipts -" gar,
shipments. liij bllcs sales 22j raioS sto'S, 32Slo
WILMINGTON Jan lj-Coton unchanged Miliiing. iO'-c.:
Low Midllng. lu'r GOOD Ordinary pc net receipts rs
rrut 1890 bal.,. osiwtsc none. To the Channel none
sales. 81 ba,s. stock 37o1 bales
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6apln9s 8Gnk@

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
G. BLFRCKFR 81. NIW DIX. Jan. 9. 1881
,THE Board of Trustees have this day de-
e4rsd the uterc. the provisions of the BY
months ending the Jlst Of December,
f.
the rate ~ per cent per annum on all suns Of - aud
under 30 ant n per cent all sums amounting 10 %5o0
upwards PAYABLE and after thd Monday. being
Tie list 81 This mDuth.
THIS interest carried 70 the credit ~ Ccpostors
principal The l.. inst where stands exactly a. deposit
via the books AT time when re-
quir. i and licr the 2l-j met.
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Proposals.
Ceaal Notices.

y y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
~ OF New. York.-CLEMENT b. BARCLAY and REGI-
Maid : BARCLAY. pan,iGs, against EDWARD MAT:
THEWS, HENRY J. TURBER, THE CHARTER OAK
LIFE ISSI RANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connections,
Patrick Cunningham The Cambridge Valley National Bank.
Nelson NcStea The yoT Aldermen and Common y OF ts
civ NewYork Calvin Witty Abon Man. receiver Of
the debts property, elultabe interests rights and thsgs
action Edward Matthews The Architectural Iron orks
John HOagand Isaac +. Hoagand :. r. Ie.hsr y. Whit,
man. G. IL. Durham, ID d. ives Thomas Murphy, r. IL.
l. a. Van lTaag. H. GTunta, Alfred Benjamin. Abrln
f. Banbcrger and Irving y. Bernheime dcienlautssum-
mons-tial had the city and County ~ New York
named defendants and 90 each OF item on
hereby summoned 70 the complaint VA IS action,
copy Of answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty Gays after the service OF tis summons. ex
Of the service AID Of failure 10
pear or answer Judgment will De taken aaiust yOn by do
iit the ree demanded ia tie complaint-Daed New
York 9th Decc Der, 1877.
BREWSTER NISSAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office No. 10 Broadway. New York CITY Post Of1ce adj
dress, ITO Broadway, New York city.
To the defendant, NELSON NCSTEA The foregoing
served upon yon by publication pursuant % an
order Of Hon. George G. Barrett Justice ~ the supreme
Court OF the DARED ljtE Of Janu
uay 1879 and filed with the complaint IN tie Office Of the
Clerk City and County Of New York At the Court
House II the cry of New YORK.
BREWSTER KIsSAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
jl6 iaw5wW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

live poultry IN liberal supply lgh. demand h'noe
very dul. The principal bu}'ts are thc Jews Dressed
abundant ANA Yesterday dealers would
have Ciad &C. for urine Turkeys To-day they are
doing little better only and then tXtr. lot would
reach lie. The all az g,Ol order ana se'ms I" Dc
h., pug well OMIT nurcT of dtslcts are holding tbcr
scck Ia authorization Of higher pc e latter part ~ the
week Game j. plentiful with the exception o psrrigcs
is lower N,nison sold small quantities. snd 10"
prices Minnesota saddle ringing dlOc quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
II'ITII

Receipts 'or the past week. 1its2 pkgs previous week
y 800 pkcs.; corresponding week last wear. 1859
year, l492 In hardly particular has the Butter market
changed There perhaps increased nTmnrss for all
strictly prime Buitcr, anu dealers are generally abb to g
they ask for such goods Tie medium grades
demand whatever Common Butter
rather lake the lead in huc gr1cc both III
There has been Onul lot sold above
quotation bui they d. not replies IT The exact market
has fair demand from the johb trade hu
thought that the demand greatly restricted owing o it,
inferior quality Eyen the best marks not high Rolls
wanted unless good OoomargGIuc remains quiet al lb a.
llr
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HAVANA. Jan. 1j-Sursr rnGing upward Spanish Gold
22@ii a223s Exchange the Unitod StatesGo days
3ilHl premium: short sight do BASH premium
gold, G06ia premium short sight DO. 707'a pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

Exports of salt and curedBseon "a PA boxes Bee ngo
bbs PORK. 272 bills: LarG, 1850 pkRs aud II $40 dds
weather dun trade Tor all Kinds OF Meat
Beef liberal receipts ana il taxes very choice quaty 10
outside quotation Veal has moderate demand AZ
lower prices Mutton and Lamb quiet Pork Is very
lower TeUderloins In liberal supply
sell fairly The stock all arriving IN good order Jr,ey
Dressed Hogs duh Several oil Western Dressed eei
iNDAi I'M NJ Ax..Dk OInlaI
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" April liza May ,di1 1S !p MOO t JaSuay iasS
81 100 H. I7th 29 200 lsl no nSSe 70 4Sa
Tow 1rTn II GOdf 50; May. ll76dlLIe june ll'oo9
! Ia 20 1uiy III g6dlI.9s; August, l2O3;
Fatures closed barely steady u,, .srAt
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finanflal.

OFFICE OF The LONG BRANCH ASD SEA sHoRE}
RAfLRoAD Co, "a Broad-str N. Y.
~ Lang Branch shore Railroad Company for the
@ SS se az sSs 9f e az hs
viii be Osed January 49, 1873, at p and open January
"a. 1878, at 10 a. IN. .,o,o,x>-, ..
NeuYork Dec. 81, 1877 L. b. and S. Shore r. r. Co
NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY.
~ NEw.YoRK Jan. Is, 1878.
Join II VAN ANTWERP. WILLIAM 4; BOOTH 9TH
JOSEPH "; DREXEL JAMES MA a GG
GEORGE W. HAWKINS,
duly elected Trustees OF this Company for the ensuing
At s@PSse9genH R meeting Yw 4 tns eO President
JANE JAMES Il MA acS AuG lcefTs.iaent,
AuGISTUS D; siEPARD Treasurer,
JOHN E. CURRIER, Secretary.
PROPOSALS for $4,000
l. STOCKS OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
until EDaY FsffS rs
when same VII BE Publicly for the Te T 81 any
THE CITY OF NEwYORK," under tho following titles
ana SGpafSps GyRoToS WATER STOCK
authorized by Chapters 90 and 32s Laws OF mn M
5S NP1WSasTE r9cK author 90
November i. 1905 NATURALIZATION. r.. $4,000 90
STOCK, no. 3" authorized by Chapter 5s3, ,oooooo
Laws OF 1871, payable November l, 1893. 10000 90
$4,000 90
annu payable the first day Of May and November in each
year.
Consolidated CITY and inclosed in
a second envelope addressed TO the Controller .
The right reserved the part 0f the Controller 10 REJECT
any or ali Of the bids IN his Judgment the interests oil The
Corporation require 1t.
JOHN KELLY Controller.
CITY or NEwYoGK, Department Of Finance, Controllers
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FURs AND Skins

The III" trade is in sort Of dormant condition Sellers now
their skins willing 10
Dealers not disposed 10
until they the London sales. quotations
still be considered entirely nominal Quotations. Primo
Skins snly:
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3J bales The sales been mostly 20 exporters but they
will not pay ans higher prices that the stronger holding In
the prevents stock nom coming forward hence
light supply the past Brewers have OILY been moer
acy active Odt OF l43 bales that were sold at 6c 10 at
7c A. st &c. 81 at Dc only 90 were taken by brewers the
sold to exporters. California hops are scarce ~
ler al