The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1874, Page 9

RAPID TRANSIT. <roup FROM EIGHTH PAGE, cet, or by i! is to a block on each side of the Bridge: "A a seer ard rail of heavy timber on the ide Of each rail, firmly secured, will prevent he wheels from jeaving the track and thus the aber: be made safe, The advantages of this sys- pe ee proposed are— comparative cheapness. It can be Pha at about one-sixth of the cost of any pf the underground roads, and, as a consequence, & borrespon dint low tare will be secured, Second—Facility of construction, It may be Muilt in one-fiith the time rear: ured for the other echemes, as this plan will not be subject to the un- certainties and vexatious ay from water, rock, waterpipes, gaspipes, vaults, &c., unavoidable in ‘the construction of undergrouna roads. Third—Greater comfort to passengers, in the enjoyment of much better air and light than can bly be had in any underground system. Fourth—Saiety. The shortness of the spans secure a stiff, strong structure, which is more diffi- cult to obtain where the posts or supports are placed on the curbline; also, the whole upper Toadway being enclosed’ and watertight, nothing can drop to incommode or injure persons below, ‘hia t# one of the main features of the system. An elevated road not so guarded is extremely danger- ous for persons passing beneath. i—Another advantage in this system over the plan of pee the posts at tne curb line is in securing alighter appearance and an open, unob- structed space of forty feet between the building line and roadway, thus rendering it Jess objection- able to occupants of buildings along the line. It 1s Proposed to petition the Legisiature to empower the present railroad companies whose lines run on our m@in avenues to build this elevated ratiwa: above their present surface roads. The great ad- vantages of this system commend it to the faver of our citizens, who are requested to use their in- fluence in obtaining the action of the Legislature requisite for a realization of this most important Project. Yours respectiully, R.G. HATFIELD, THE SUNDAY LAW QUESTION, Special Meeting of the German Republi- can Central Committee on the Sub- Ject—Action in Reference to the Emi- gration Commissioners. The German Republican Central Committee held & special meeting at its hall, No. 349 Bowery, last night, which had been called by Dr. Muhr, the President, for tre purpose, as he stated, of taxing into immediate consideration two important ques- tions now agitating the public mind in this city, and to make application on the sub- ject to the Legislature. He referred to the renewed attempts on the part of the police au- thorities to enforce an antiquated law known as the Sunday law, and to certain nativistic tenden cles and measures On the part of the Commission- era of Emigration. Resolutions were introduced declaring that the State Legislature shail be called COOH Ss SRBGE @ modification of the Sunday law; at & committee shall be appointed to confer without delay with our representa- tives in the Legislature on the subject, with a view o¢ devising ways and means to insure edy ehactment providing lor a repeal or ification of the Sunday clause. ‘Lhe resolution whe adopted by a unanimous vote. A resolution was also passed by 2 unanimous vote calling upon the Legislature for an enact- ment providing that the presidents of the German and Irish emigrant societies 01 this city, as mem- bers of the Board of Emigration, shail be clothed with full powers, equal with the other members, conferring upon them the right to vote upon all questions arising before the Board for action. lt was further resolved that this matter be referred to the same com- mittee to take further action in the Imatter and to carry Out the measures proposed. The committee was composed of Dr. Louis Nau- mann, Carl Schwedler, Frederick Klein, A, Ditten- hoefer and William Gellmann, In the course of the debate on the subject it was argued that the presidents of the Inmsn and German emigrant societies are best fitted to guard FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAL A Dull and Uninteresting Wail Street Situation. STOCKS BARELY STEADY. Ease in the Money Market and For- eign Exchange Strong. GOLD FIRM. Government and Railroad Bonds in Good Demand. WAtt Srnaer, Purway, dan. 28 B. u} ‘The situation tn Wall street ofers no theme for comment. General dulness prevails, and the stag- nation is not likely to present another phase until after Congress shall have determined the vexed financial question now pending. The active specu- lators appear tor the moment to have retired from. the field, and, beyond the record of @ mere “prokers’ market,’ @ purely local interchange of fictitious commodities, there 1s nothing to report. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, The balances reported in the Treasury at Wash- ington to-day were aS follows:—Currency, $2,700,000; coin, $85,600,000 ; certificates, $45,330,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $96,000 on account of interest and $47,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The internal revenue re- celpts to-day were $377,711. SOUTHERN SECURITIES were without feature. We quote the late bida:- Missouri sixes, 9334; do. do., Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 92; do. do., Asylum or University, 89; Tennessee sixes, old, 80; do. do., new, 795% ; do. do., new series, 624g; Virginia sixes, old, 42; do. do., consolidated, 52%; d0. do., deferred, 113¢; North Carolina sixes, old, January and July, 28; do. do., Apriland October, 27; do. do,, North Caro- lina Railroad, January and July, 35; do. do., do., April and October, 34; do. do., do., off January and July, 25; North Carolina Fund act, 1866, 22; do., new, January and July, 18; North Oarolina, special tax, class 1, 9; do. do., 40, class 2, 834; do, do., do., class 3, 844; South Carolina sixes, 25; do, do., January and July, 9; Arkansas sixes fund, 30; do. sevens, Little Rock and Fort Smith issue, 18; do. do., Little Rock, Pine Blu and New Or- leans, 18; do. do., Arkansas Central Railroad, 16. BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 107 for Fourth National; 1094; for American Exchange; 116 for Commerce, and 108 for State of New York. The tatest bids are:—New York, 118; Manhattan, 149; Merchants’, 117; Mechanics’, 185; Union, 120; America, 160; Phoenix, 95; Tradesmen’s, 145; Fulton, 150; Galla- tin National, 126; Merchants’ Exchange, 76; State of New York, 108; Commerce, 11434; Mercantile, 90; American Exchange, 109%; Bank of North America, 87; Hanover, 102; Irving, 120; Metropol- tan, 126; Market, 116; Shoe and Leather, 142 Corn Exchange, 120; Continental, 71; Marine, 150; NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1874—W1TH SOPPLEMENT. (6%, and was comparatively steady, until the afternoon, when the price movea to 76%. New York Centralie-eded from 1045 to 103%. Pacific Mail weakend (rom its opening price, 417 10 4144, but subsequently sold at 42, closing at 4174. Northwest common rangea from 601¢ to 60% at the close. Lake Shore opened at 7934 and strength- ened to 80 8 80% a 80% # 814, closing at $1. Union Pacific sold at 34% a 34% @ 34K @ 35 a 35% a 354, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 101% a 101% 8 10154, St. Paul at 47% a 48, Wabash at 53% & 53M @ 63% a 5454, and Onio and Missisippi at 341 a 34a 3% a Ky a 34%. C., C. and LC. preserved its steadiness at 31%, a 31% & 81% a 31% a BLY. Hannibal and St. Joseph common at 31% a 31; a 34% @ 32, Northwestern preferred closed at aad St. Paul preferred at the same price, THE NEW YORK CBNTRAL, The foliowing figures, taken from the reports of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Cowpany, are a sufficient answer to those who are disposed to find fault with what has been said in ‘tins column :—— Increase. 1873. Gross oarnings..,.... rah 078 $29,126,851 $3,546,115 Operating expaiises *% 446,436 37,641,987 296,551 Net earnings. Fueien = — $2,350,6 Miles ownea. mM ~ Miles leased. ms i Mites operated....... . ot 88 u Yhus the report purports to have earned, net, $2,350,624 more than in 1872 0n an increased mileage of only fourteen miles, which, if true, should be very satisiactory. Now tn the detailed report of expenses the comparisons for the same years are as follows :-— 172, 187% Increase, Decrease. $5,153,498 $4,233,489 — $920,008 4,150,599 3,353,376 — 807,223 7,142,339 10,055,122 $2,912,783 - nes, 146,799 743,333, 584 _ New Gotisirus- mS tion 112,287 2,364,7A7 1,052,510 - aagonger ele 160,860 $99,122,621 19,971,761 - Frelgist ‘mille hrs gets MBO ooo oe. +» 1,020,908,886 1,246,650, 083 225,741,179 - The points in these figures are that the rent of leased lines 18 increased $596,534, according to the report, on only fourteen miles, while the truth probably is that it includes the rent of the Harlem road of 133 miles from April, 1873, and, conse- quently, the Harlem earnings for the same perioa are also included. Next, that it “pretends” to have reduced cost of maintaining road and ma- chinery over $1,700,000 on an increased tonnage and passengers (carried one mile) of over 245,000,000, and 183 miles more of road to keep in order. “Cooking” sticks out all over the report, for what purpose 1s yet to be developed. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Maintenance of road. Opening. eae Lowest. N. Y. Cen. and H. R. stock eto aia ae 48% wr % 81g 1935 54h 5395 : 00% 0044 Northwestern pre! 12% 72) Rock Isiand..... one 105 \¢ Milwaukee and St. Paul: AT 4836 Milwaukee and St, Paul pr. a6 12% Ohio and Mississippi B46 34% Union Pacific. ae 84 35% SL 8836 7835 aK SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Brida, Jan. 23—10 A. M. sae Before Call. '} Feige gleams . eu ao. 1000 Lake Shore Ye Ay) Fi) 1 sis Gent’! Nat B 2) Pac a 889. bee ax 4 ) us F mic Ge i Be. iw Un Pao RR. do, 10 aseio pi 100 do 70 Oto & ‘Miss RR. be 4) 8 ane, ok. 4:30 to 3 PB. Me 1000 shs LS & MS RI 8134 $0000 8 &NWe c abs, 900 ss West Un ‘tor ; ia NW BE 100 Clu de NW Rit pt 52 Tol & Wab RR, CLOSING PRICZS—3 O'CLOCK P. M. Adams Express Mi, 2 ABM Mil a ot Paul pt rad ‘Toledo & Wab.. iss... Jo. i & cada COMMERCIAL REPORT. Lower=—Flour Heavy—Wheat Easter—Corn Lower—Oats Firmer—Pork Steadier—Groceries but Firm—Petroleum Caster and Fairly Dull—Lard Southern, No. 2 Southern, supertine, . Southern, oxtra.. Southern, fam or! Aeenarme SUsRssess 8 ne > P —Wheat was dull and lower. The sales were 90,00) bustols, iW ca lots, at $1 97 w'$L GU tox Grd shoes good Chicago, Northwest and ; Tor Minnesota and No. 2 Miwa spring, $1 76 for No.2 white ower. ‘The sales were 0 at 5c. a Bc, for mow mixed, a We. ellow, 9c. for old mixed, i for 0, im store. ‘The — market” closed ~ heavy, Oais were firmer and in moderate demand, The sales wero about 36,000 bushels at S8e. & Ble. fof black and prime mixed, éle, for inferior Write Olio, “Burley continued quiet placed at $1 S01or Htate and $1 %) for ¢ mained inactive. Held at trom $1 U6 tw $1 0 for Stave, Jersey and Penusylvauia, aieata, 730 bales eaten ae for rian was 136d. baies ot bair at’ 358, sail, if by steam don, bust tons, which was placed on the berth. To Bremen, by 100 Cases of tobacco on private terms. To Cardif, steava, 16,00) bushels of xrain, on private terms. ‘i man bark, fe of reflued do. at7s.; a schooner, hence to Matauzas and buck, molasses, at $4 and por tork. for orders to the United K grain at 9s. bd.; lwo American Galouita, 9c. Bags, Li sequence in hemp si nominally the saine. Maui quoted Vac. a 94 and Sisal a¢ Xs quoted stcady acsige, a Sig Small lots at 23gc., currency, HAY AND Staaw.—Che suppl demand tair, Pri quo a $1 60: clover, iby, 650. Toc. Straw, Sie asi tor lohy eve, 0s ve tor short do., We. a 650, for wheat and Je. a Hitpes,—The general our las gold, atinued ample and the ‘with anticipated larg fe terval shortly, Lai) city Caltiornians, do., Kips; 473 wet salted slaughtered, 7U lbs., whee los. > 700 T Regier: Ibs. ceipts' tor the past three days have been 41,622 Total stock of all kinds, 71,000, against @,00) for the cor- responding date last year. Hors.—there has been very Uttle consummated in the way ot trade. Browers purchase sparingly, and only to supply their immediate wants. Pricey were not materi. ally changed. The. receipts of domestics forthe wook toot up 741 bales sud the unports 175 bales, | We clip irom Active-Spirits Turpentine Nominal— Rosin Firmer—Freights Steady—Metals Quiet—East India Goods Quict—Wool Firm—Whiskey Easier. Fripay, Jan, 3—6 P. M. Dulness obtained in the merchandise markets to-day, and pusiness dragged materially in nearly all departments. On ’Change flour was still dull and heavy, while wheat was but little wanted, been cancelled impossible to fill them, The market tended in buyer’s favor, however, and the bulk of the Dusi- ness was at lower figures. Corn was quiet and lower for both old and new. Oats were more active Whiskey was quict. were dull and heavy. Cotton was dull and easier for lots on the “spot,’’ but in good demand and lower Groceries continued quiet, Pork and lard for forward delivery. but were firm, particularly for coffee. was fairly active for future delivery, but prices were easier and the market closed tame at the the circular of M met Wells the following :—"Lhe sliggestion to have Congress Dass a law imposing an ex- tra or additional duty upon hogs bas frequentl: been” put forth in’ the Cooperstown papers and other influential hop journals throughout New York State, but we " belleve nothing has & prominent hop merchant, who might render Valuable services in getting tio desired bil paawed and sascte law, the present duty 19 5¢,, gold, per Ib. “Au increase "to would yield u very Handsome revenue to the govern: ment in seasons like that of 1873 Considerable doubt, however, is entertained by old and experienced hop merchants here as w the practicability ot such a move- ment, many being of the opinion that an increase in the of cheeking imporeations, on the ground that foreign hops ouly. come herein seasons or ary biel neice et if is & matter of litde importance to our brewers whether hey pay tocekse holding their Bons above the price at which the foreign articie oan be laid keep their ho) mada, Kye re~ Freionts.—Business to-dav has been slow both as regards berth ireiguts aud charters, but rates in ail instances were firm. The engagements were :—To Liverpool, by Gd. & 4od.; the nominal rate Sd, by anil, 97 bbin paraiiue wax London, by suil, 8,000 staves on private terms; a a tlour at 34 44d., 20v'bbis. pote on private terins, 150 To Bristol, ‘by steam, 1.000 Dbix four, at ts Sd. 400 bbls. of do. 200’ boxes bacon and 50) boxes cheese on private terms, To Glasgow, by sail, 44,000 ols of grain, at 84. per quarter, and 5,000 Dbis of tlour, ab 3s, 9d, making @ ful cargo of a British ship of 1,733 raltar, $2 uhds. of tobacco on private terms. The charters were:~A Norwegian bark, hence to Cork tor orders, 3490 quarters grain, one-third in bags, at 63. Od. ; am Italian bark, hence to « Mediverrancan port, 270 bbls. of refined petroleum on private terma; a Gere ce 10 a direct Continental port, 3,000 bbis. 00 “hhds, cupacity, charges pail; An Austrian’ bark, (rom Baltimore to dom, 4,00) quarters prigs, each about, GD) yn capacity, trom the north side Cuba to New York, Guynnes.—There has beon an increased demana for do- mestic cloth, in part for fusure delivery, aud the market closed timer. The sales are said to aggregate 6,000 rolls of domestics ‘at trom 1zo. a ie. Domesiies quoted ac 1 Je. for heavy avbrages and 110. a Ide, 10F light, fame Ano Jovi — there has bech no movement of con- our last, and values remained Jute ‘was inactive, but Jute butts sold im 3 Were Not inaterially changed, We —, Ed ay ap ay, et. a fee 40; retail qualities, $1.10 oat. ket has continued galet since nudency of prices is downwar sales of oy Buenos Ayres, 22 Ibs, at a/c, 6) days; L388" Monte: Yileo, 22 Ibs. average, at 2 26lge. OW days; 288 wet sulted Itio Grande, at Boston, 456 lbs, Lic. 90 di Texas, 60 iba, part to arrive, on private terms. The re- as Rae been acted upon. A Congressional district ot this New York) State is now represented in Washington by did he feel so disposed. It is quite generally known that i duty of only Ga per Ib. would not meet the desired effect for the imported article or Bic. so long as ithe “home product i held by our growers at figures above the cost of foreign. A plan most ely tocheck importations would be for our growers down here. Growers who the market and hold tor dc. when good foreign hops can be sold at a lower price only sti. ulate the markets and play directly into the hands or the tuporters, whereas, by Watching more closely the roreizn arriva's, and by offering their own produce at a price a litle under the cost of the foreign article, theirs would take preference, in most instances, from choice of nativity ot growth alone, ‘The current quotations were eT a4 tenn ae WO hhas at from G%e. 4 tte. perld. OF Havana sales es apne of ‘gr ba in io ee | 7 - y an o fair reque i wi 01 100,000 tbe at Tice, and 30 bhi at rice, Wo "ole sadewe roots thereat tom, an incroased demand for tof eign, ow! ee Limit supply of Lena rong” A0F all, deweriptions The ‘ ae couimerkee ir the ave been as follows of xX" blip’ eae 2.000 Ihe.” in ue, at 5d}¢e., ie st S6c., 10,00) Ibs of domestic fleece at pay. 540) ibs. of’ course do. at. Se., 2,000 ing op super puiled at oo extra pulled at dlc. a at te. a 3 25 bales of do. at 26c., les 264 000 Ibs. of do. Bt Ho. tb’ bales py led Cali- a S5c., 12,000 Ibs. of scoured en oraie a ie a) ine ot do: at 7We.. Cotas bs. of Roate 3 ee 000 1 jo. a of e «ind thee ot burey don at 2he-, hm tb ot Mt ice nd -» 35 bales of do, also ea teece, i bate of unwash 4,000 vf Gee ou, On” Ibs. of scoured Mail a aiifornia, 2 bags of Oregon. 5, Sbales No. 1 pulled wool, 15,000. lbs. of fae We: Texas, 15,40) tbs white Smyrna, 600 bales of mage ales o {rican, 25.000 lbs. of Cape, iy if sae ‘do ‘aud 12 bales of Montevideo, alton rae. te eins mv tne, —Reoerpty’ 11 Bois. hers” has been » ch better demand today, but at a decling Galion. 5: lo 300 UIs, all wt 980, at ede BUROPEAN MA AN MARKETS, Lownox Moxey Manker—Lonpom, Jan 28—12:20 M.—United states douc an 23—| id shares, 43: a abe dae + Brie Kail ‘ Railway shares, ica pM “CP Mere iiway searen ane” alia jaro weiwer: shares, Ma te Ans Oae 2-2 P M.—Parie tie. 4 P.M. —French, 1 ren FeaNKrOuT” Bovusice RAN: ase mniled! States five-twenty bond mh or the issue or aa Livenroot Oortox Manker.—Liveiroots Ji P. M.—Sales on the basis o} ing ‘uolands nothing below good ordimary, abip; ecoMbor, at TH do., shipped December and January atT Wid.” a do shipped January and February, at 3 lod 3 the week have been 65,000 balds, of which KOM tee taken for export and 400 on speculation. The stock tune port is 613,00) bales, including 20.00 American, “tthe res gelpts of the Weck have been ay bi American. Actual export 90% bales.” Gorton te arrive J-I6d. cheaper. Sules on the basi: of an lands, nothing below good ord. id December, o., nothing below low middiines deliverable. tT 1d1bd. Broadstutls—The receipts of whoa st three days have been 1,03) ‘ term ingluding 12,000 “American, ‘The market te but | not ogg Sy, lower. — Saleg Palos,” including 9000" tor speculation “and ort, The mock siloat is 418000 bales including 19,000 American, Sales on the basis of middling ue lands, nothing below good cet shipped December, at SABA, dos, do. a ary att Pith sneha te ee ir a waren renruern at Go. deliverable do., noihine below tow middling d December and Yanuary, ayaa” do., do.. shipbed sabune id Fobraary, atad.: ven the'basis of indditng Orleans, noting below good odie nary, shipped February, at 8 3-16d. ; d Febraary and Marchant ba, dog noth mmiddigs, ‘shipped, Janaary and Februar the sales to-day 6,000 bales Were American. ‘TRADE AT MANOHRSTER.—LivERPOOL, Jan. 23.—The mar- ket for yarns and fabrics at Manchoster is dull, but not quotably lower. LAVERYOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—LiveRPoot, Jan. —_ oy. M—The market is dull. Wheat, 13s, 6d..a 13s. 0. pe cental for average California white; 1s, idea ta. ade tor club do., and ‘$d. for red Western spring, Gorn, tis, Bi. a Bs por quartor duvwRrooL PRovistos: Mankkr.—Lavenroor, Jan, &~ P. M.—Pork, 698. per bbl. for new mess. Liverroor PRopvce Maaxer.—Liverroot, Jan. 23—~ Evening.—Common rosin, 7%. 9d. ver cwt. Linseed £31 64. w £32 per ton, Spirits turventine, Sis. per cwk Lonpow Paopuck, Manket.—Loxpox, Jan. 23—Kven~ ing. —Linsced oll, £208 £29 3a. por tou. Spirits turpen tino, 32s, 6d. a 338. per cw! PRINTING CLOTHS CLOTHS MARKET. Provipencr, RI, Jan. 23, 1874, Printing cloths qnict, and prices casier, but not quotes bly lower; 6c. for best 64 square standard and extra. TURKS ISLANDS SALT MARKET, The Turks Istands Standard, of Jannary 10, reports the condition of the salt market thus :—With the exception of adirect vessel from the United States with cargo, we has had no demand for our staple; the decline in price in America, together with the losses on cargoes shipped, have completely checked our export trade for the pres ent, and, in consequence of the lateness of the season, some time must etapse before the market in the United States recovers activity enough to warrant further ship- ments. In the meantime we would state that wo have @ fair supply of excellent salt on hand, which holdera are anxious to dispose of to make rvom for this year's crop. Last sales, 7c. oe FINANCIAL, DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONBER—BONDS AP suction ADRIAN H, MULLER & SON wit a 79) ntere by ary iri a nomi- | 43 tollows—Amer god to chiolce, rpeased National, 98; First National, 170; Fourth National, 794 Ife, with prices ruling better. Freignis were quiet, but te. a Sd; English, at nom Lata cer morgane Viak hae A MISSING MERCHANT. * ° 79, uornit us, 4c. a 45¢. omsburg gag T per cent polit as : 10634; Gold Exchange, 115; German American, 2 | steady. Wool was in demand and firm, Metals -were nutacturers are operating steadily in | Ponds, due 1835 (this road having been consolidated imt On Wednesday evening Joseph H. Sweetser, a | 903%. 38 | quiet, but not essentiaily changed in value, remained fir ad ay changed. The retelpts pany. makes these bonds equal to Delaware, Eackawam- ‘well-known New York merchant, leit his quarters RAILROAD BONDS Asnus.—Recepits for the past thre edays, 41 packages. | for the week have been 41,379 sides and 2,064 bales We | DAsnd Western first mortgage bonas); $10,000 Houston at the Madison Square House and has not been | were in good demand and generally firm. Central heard from since. On the Saturday previous Mr. } Pacifics soid at 96; Union Pacific firsts at 854 a Sweetser received an injury on the head, which | 854; incomes at 79% a 797%. The late bids are an- his friends think may have affected his mind. His | nexed:— continued absence has caused his family and | New York Cen 6's 8%.. 91% Chic & NW conbds... 92 jriends much alarm, as they are suspicions of his | New York Cen 0s, '87. 8¥ hic & WW exten bd. Ay s astim.....01 Ww af R96 poe 0 bd: Be ove ee! erate! e rl eg—] 2 : and Texas Central Kailroad gon pay a rst mort Trade nas been moderately active in pot since our Last, ati sr “Buenos Ayres. tight isc: a 28045 | Pee cout colt Bonds of main une? gIQOO Wart Ha ie and the market was firmer. Sales at 7c, per lb, Pearl " ae oom damaged, | road Company's “second mortgage 7 per cent Bonds, 1, remained entirely nominal. ie. Kood damaged, dee ‘Common | (tile road being, leased in ‘erpetulty by the Delaware. Buitpixa Marexr1aL—The demand for brick has been mid Kidle, 20e. 02/35¢. ; henyy, 6c. eile doers tly efit allroad makes Serer ber i s7e. Goud’ dainaged, 28, u 2c. poor damaged. i7e: a ae virtually the same as Delaware, Lackawanna atd West. moderate, and prices were not materially changed from | Srag-'fQuviter tint backs: Bes ern Railroad's second mortgage’ Bonds). those last quoted. Lime sold in lots, with prices ruling Heim es Ent cropé ‘B6e, At REASONARLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND steady at $110 for Rockland common and $175 | heavy do. soe. a Sic. Endowment Insurance "Policies, Morigagos and for do. lump. Cement met with a fair demand, with The market throug best ¢ papaues. Je HABRICH conti’ Broadway. sales of Rosendale at$175 per bb; Roman at $4 50a pled! LA age vb oe RS seh tat ben TG roa ree. $475, and Portland at $525.a $940, Laths were quiet and | fasea peer woe Sitenan Scateh pig at $40 per ton | A. $1) TO $10) INVESTED 18 n, Aron: quoted at $175 $190. Hair quoted as follows:—Rio | for Caithness, $48 tor Gartshertie, ‘$42 a $43 for Glengar- them orem bays, $100 0 $1,000; the only sate e method of operatin ‘ail street, on limited capital, Grande mixed, 27c. a 2c. per Ib., gold; Montevideo, 25c. a | Rock, $40 x, epee r Pe anion rican at t—tatag: al for | tity explained in. 38 pase Pamphlet, mailed free to aay No. 2e., do. ; Buenos Ayres, Southern, 28c, a 3%¢.; do. North- Swed assorted sizen, $1376 gold. Rails, $35.4 $6) per address; orders executed on margin: + do. 5 ; VALENTINE TUMBRIDGE & CO., ern, 26e. a 25c.: hog, Western unwashed, Zo, a8. cur- | ton tor nglish, and at $82 60 petigan Seats Bankers and Brokers 49 Wall aeee New York. renoy; oattle, 180. per bushel ; goat, 5c. per do. Bier don for kuglish, and $2 do.. for straite. lates Borrer.—The de; SESesrses sees! secs havmg done himself violence. The police have | New York Gen 6's, F. e. 88 been informed of his absence and are now looking | New York (en os sb: BB 103 SSeee ut mas quiet) and ¢ jor Cg an ia Go 4 ee see wae BROOKLYN'S OFFICIAL SALARY FUND, The Joint Board of Brooklyn Aldermen and rie e ath nie Tole Wabiat emt LD FAG 98 Supervisors last fail appropriated the sum of Long Dock bonds...... 943g Tol & Wap cons co $376,000, to be raised in the tax budget, jor salaries | Hud B7’s, 2d m. s 8 788 te. Sewert atm. Police Maloy, of Albany, stating that Mrs. Patter- S¥) Sees! ae Hud ily 7s, 3d of city officials for 1874, It now appears irom the | Alb 80 iathis. report sent to the Comptroller by the Police Com- | #104 seria Tiny 02. missioners that $86,500 more than was raised in | Mich 507, m. the budget is required by the Police Department. | Clev 4,10! tsi There exists also a deficiency of $15,436 in the gen- Gré& Anew bids. eral salary account, which will have to be made | Detroit, M & Tol ba Up, Making the total deticiency $105,000, Chi, B 1 & Pac Morris & Easox ‘Ist m NJ Cen Ist m, new Burt & trie new bas. Lake Shore div bds.... 9456 “Lake Shore con e bdi.. 94 Luke shore con r bd nd hay been fair and the market | Were gilict und held at about previous figures. Other ARR Sra Pacae ery “ety BROAD firm. We quote:—State pails, 42c. a 450. for choice, and | metals tor Mentioned were not materially changed in | oy on margin; Privileges negotiated on responsible firms, 83c a 8c. for fair to good; State dairy, summer make, ‘ne demand for domestic has been fairin | Which can be ee cash margin, gun enabling: any Mo, a 36¢; round lots, State firkin, 870. a 39e.; selected |B jobhing way and the market firm. YOO bbls. of Now | Oly hap ow Neosos tame arco ¥: ‘f i! Urleans sold at auction, at prices withi ie range. or State, 40c. a 42c.; State, hali-tubs, in round lots, dlc. a | foreign we heard of dales of 240 hhas. of Porte Rico at He. ; Mnest selected State, 4Ec, a 460.;, Welsh, tubs, fine, | ac. We quote ontrifugal and mixed, 18¢. a ie. ; freah, 9c. a dic. ; commoit to fair, do., Be. to 82c.; lair to | do. layed, 2c va.d00. d0,, tuscovado, redlatng. sie ia State, common to fairy 26¢.° a do.) do., urocery, .; Porto Rico, 28c. a 55. to Soc. Western’ firkin, 27e. a | Engiism Islands, mic. W New Orleans, 450. a 6b all B00 a d 21) US 5's, ¢, 'BL.. 19000 US 6's, cur.....b3. us * 2 THE RIVER MYSTERY, 66, 4750 Us 5-4, 4, Pac RR 7's, utd iby Mo.. 96. for tin 27e. for fair to good; selected | old tae New Orleans, as ri Chief Maloy Heard From. Cen Pac old nds. iy Board—10:30 A. Me Western and eng pce Be. $F isbotce Western rolls, dace pe tee Piece ad spirits ‘of terpentive (oxmegecrar, WAREHOUSE COMPANY OF NEW Yesterday morning Mr. Toal of the Coroners’ of- $1000 Missouri 6's. 3 Mi Sel nites yeas i Hor fascte : "| quoted ut 450. Asien hae bak the contrary, was in the Board of Directors have tls Poe aie ie ome : . 3 ud firmer, particularly 10 flee recelved.a telegraphic dispatch from Chief of Faget hers BE a4 | Citeate han met with a fete homemade, anda od. | mogerate demmnnd aud bymaerparuculanly r,eue He | sens alvidend of 2 yor cont ou the capital sock othe 20L0 L Shore con r bis Judy Un Pac RR lst in 100) do. ue 3000 Un Pac 10's, inc. 800 do. pn 56, | tuctory, taney, Ide, a 1bic, 5 34% | common to good, 23 Oho, tancy net ae rime, 1434c. a Grades abve No. ¥ were held at 2c.a fuer pee bok | company, payable onand alter Kebruary 2. ‘The trans. fkimnied do. be. hier, “Werhote sales or 710 bbls, strained a: @o ance | {er books will be closed from January ated February ue. eidiges do., factory, good to | bbla of No. 2 at $2 70, 1,000 bbls. low No.1 at $3 30 and | * CLYNE, Secretary. _ jolly cammumon tb fair, Ykie. a 28 bbls ot goad No. Lat $4 Tar and pitch were not dealt | ~revena Tete aD arm dairy, jood to fine, Nye in, and quoted nom: » hati a Be ‘pine apple (Gonnec: | "Urus.—crhe market tor, Hnseed was irregular and un- Stockholders of the son would visit the Morgue, to see if she could recognize the body of the youth found in the water ow oust street, North River, as that of her son John, who mysteriously disappeared from his home OLUMBUS, CI sbe € S00 LS a SRR... De ous. Railway Company le: 2c, er I settled. We quote -—96c. a 98e. for casks, In lots. Sen. | 2bove road who are opposed to its lease to the Atlwntic and in Albany of the 1st Bastar oh peotinber tise 400 oni NWeoin! HT cai_the inquiry: has been fair, principally for | haden was held with contidenoe at oc: amd Dida of tac. | Great Western Rellvond ompany and to a direction in . 94 gmall lots, and, th the ‘ket was quoted steady, as fol- | retused. Crude cottonseed quoted at fhe interens of SS a annie Sm arent \omert Condy Are DOMESTIO ‘10 MARKETS, THE FOREIGN MARKET. GOW Ca NWO Cg bas 85 lows Sperm, 28 patent do. 88 @. Suc. ;stourine, 2c, | latter price wencrally asked. “For lard oll most ve sallers foyiied fo, gn ORT ie anes Saatre elem: Late cable despatches report the rate of dis. | 1000 Chi& NW Ist..b¢ lut Wider; paraiiing, ier; aduwantine, Lc, w 1Sc a Ire. por | were asking sec., but we heard of no. bids ise. | A APERGUSON, Se pose Gee Wort aid Le 3 4 ~~ Gatvasro: ‘an. ount in open market for three months? bills at 3% 1u0U Gt West 2d m.... B34 ib, corks AEE Mee rics Sperm waa} in pclarate Fodmene, And Gtotea $e AL a Ca apptiestion: le street, New Yor! inks sent t cl S000 >! jusiness le 3 tol x we eran wa anne RO tee roms 2908 ordianty, ee Gre ft Hare and small sizes, Wioe-'a | Meuched. Whale was quiet ut Ode; a ic. for Narhert, bales. Exports’ per cent, or3% per cent below the regular bank rate. : 4 75 5000 Mi n I Fi th Brecklye receipts i piles, 7a Stock Erle was firmer at 44. Late quotations are as fol- | 25.00 Bi it ei RR lst. 2) tain, 7,389; coastwise, 370% Sales, 16,00), lows:—Consols for money, 92 a 921-16; do. for | 33% 5 G71: 3 rreaular; demand iain ata 384. 25.1874. | account, 92% a 92 316; five-twenty bonds of 1865, tarred Manii for Southern, 8c. tor natural winter find Te. yous reahtal MADE ON ALL AVAILABLE POINTS urges ay flesshon’ Neatsfoot quoted at srom 7Uc. a / in United States and Canadas; loans negotiated. By i * : Petuocgow—the market was aetlve tor refed, but at | J. A. HOYT "eoos 33 Wall street. —The market was very firm for all descrip- | easier prices, closing at l4%c. @ 14ssc. for spot or balance : aRaWI eee tions.” Boveral transactions were ponding. althou: ugh Dee | os month, We hear <A of sales of 5,00 bbls “tor February, |o™ oF naan CURRENCY SIXES, .. bolt pe, FaEnA 18 0. & 19gc elt rope yarns, ee, 9 it SESEEESSSESSELESE EE Cotton i 76 late hour. We quote :—Rio, ordinary | first halt, at Madge. ; 6,00: aul" the month, at 1435 Water Loan Bonds, middling. ia. ianet dood, griunary, tbe ire. | old, 108% a 108%; do. do., 1861, 108%; ten-forty garuoes 2 ed cj fair do., 264;0.a 26%c. : good dor, 5.000 do tase malt oe February, ab 14856. 5 5,000 do., tor d esureaty taking eau Se re eer Tat a eee | Nene EM new ves, WAN; Bele Baltway shares, % Hvis Ae Pe eaayee hooked SOtere cladke | Neue’ BAO ERY Mat oe Wasehs Meat tnvrttC saute pra Beaver, Sales, ; last evenin; se Hiock, 282,400, Weekly— | 4414 9 443(; New York Central shares, 9534 a 9535. Java, avesniment aby, 30. a 82c.: do., 5.080 ‘do., last halt of March, at iyo 4,00) do, all tor sale by Net receipts, sie 59. £xports—To Great fg! Bae. g jon, 27¢. a use. ; Maracaibo, the month, at lige, Also Wud “bbls. were BLAKE ROTHERS & CO,, Britain, 34.85. 16 tne ontinent 144; to France, 12,083; | Rentes at Paris were 68f. 15c, In Franktort United ‘a Bee. i Jamaica, 260. a 2 guid to have been sold, eller's agption, 10 days’ notice, tI Stave sive, ioe Yor. " je les, 48 = ‘ 862. Rico, 253; Mareh, at L5c. ; 3, 15, laa. alt ot 015: and State Boston. Monite, Jan 23,1874. pi agpenirtbee dues ed atte Seas dell, ly CHAR W Rigs a pono, 8 2 rth, We. a rumored suie ot 5,000 DbIs. at ir (le —— 5 Cotton, a quict: middling, 15Yc.: strict dod grdinary, Quotations from eae are a3 follows:—Cen- lw NycetR Teh Fania 2s ‘6c. a 27c., gold, bulk, was ulso wotlye i aes cidsing at et due. NOR SALE— ,003 bales. exports—To G ; ays? © oi a " riscin, VOLLy conve’ a5. “Suics, TOR. Sock, oat | tFal Pacific frst mortgage bonds, 84; Union Pacific - kA for do., detiver. | 7, 8 AND Corton on the spot was unsettled under the pressure | February delivery, at xe Gig R city and County Bonds, ceipts atthe ports, and prices ruled irregular and nomi- | delivery, big." Cases” were “inactive, but Railroad Bonds, ‘Weekly—Net' receipts, 16.649: gross. 16,650. Exporette first mortgage bonds, 743¢; Northwestern pre- 42,000 bbis., tor February Suet Briain fo the Continent, 200: plas ferred, 62445 St. Paul preferred, 6274; Union Pacific of large offerings consequent “upon, continued large re- | able each week, at $ ened quotations show adeciine ot ie, per | queved drm at from 19ers, 200" as to quantity and Oley Balirond Sinan Savanvan, Jan, 2, 187% | stock, 8034; Erle, 41. Be Te tare flivery the market was uote GAG Sx: | Grand. Nephthe was nominal at about shee. for city, | and other choice Stocks and Bonds, paying 10 to 20 potion dll: middling, 15e. Net ecelpts,, 3515 etree cited. cen weas at a decline of Xe. a Site. We | The Pinadelphns market Was inactive ai nominal in } cent, at the lowest ET aE . Viconay £00. Ta Boek. Britain, as to the oon kta ee sae seo hea Sony Marnar es. cue Woes tna Ordinary... 13% 13Bi¢ 13% 13% | ducing points reports were of a gimet market, ith "Si _N, B.—Investment Securities our specialty 22 years, Coastwise, 11,224. Bales, § 6, * | $2,201,642, and the amount marketed, $2,208,390. BH i BRC be Bs Good Ordipary Bs sit nit i} 9 Oe Pacem Contre ae % ATCH & FOOTE, gata sct esa emma mllbe eel | import tor he woek—The amount eavered in Beene Be | Leg ie “by “ES | feroeccctanasinaceamtacrmyimzet, | EL Rass is Arnone fate ar. uu Ke age good ordinary, Ide. Net ceccipts, 2.412 | imports for the week:—The amount entered for Madiiing 18s is Ioig | ages; cut meats, 3 188 do. iat ving ts is abd tierces | er eponte I OE a BN ris—To Great Britain, ; Conti- * e Di ctearyinn teak ales, 300 fone si consumption was $1,338,818; the amount with- tk rt du 16,122; gross, 15,127, Kxports—To sgt! pea a Ric” iS 5e continent, 1,619; to France, Good = uotati ‘e based on coiton in store running {n | and easy... New mess quoted at 75 & $16 cash and wana more than “halt a grade above or below the | month $16 a Sie ty for February i 1 a $108 Brine | 3 CRERHOC ORER FIRE INSURANCE, GoMPANY juoted, ie sales were as follows mess quo! re t New York (@: she: . office a) | crea 1-Day. “Lust Rvening. Tota’, | for” uatnspected. Bacon steadier aud" in” bet | New ‘York, Jan 8, IS74.—Ata meeiing of the "Boa C3 drawn from warehouse was $869,577; the amount entered for warehouse was $52,829, rd. Directors, held this day. the usual semi-annual divide w2 382 | ter demand. We heard sales Witannaton, N.C. Jan. 28, 1874. THR MONEY MARKET. Bet acti ri 324 Te | Bices or Western sare tsar. deciared, also an extra dividend of irits of tt ntine firm at 441 W1ig | Consumption. OXeS Of 1 | Spot, of five per cent was declared, also an e: W | “mig Srtor Noh Sedo iat ae $08 ror | _ Much of the same ease that has been heretofore AERA ie sss | Speculation. = io 110 | 70" boxes ot long clear for February. at Sc, fie bercent both’ payable, on and afar, January 1 nat ; NO Ohi kate st uh UL WW Pac RRot Mo. bess 8 do oe 100 Han astJoRR.bc 10 do. c ale. Crude turpentine steady ce ior hard, $3 tor yel- | reported in this column was exhibited to-day. The {ow dip and virgin. ar sleady at eka if isa, | T'S on call loans were 3 and 4 per cent, and Flour unchanged; salen1.100 bois. at eae Tring, | Prime discounts continue to find market at 6, 6%, boxes of Jong and short clear last evening, tor January, | 1874. The transfer books will be closed from this AL S%4C. ; 20 Doxes oF do. toulay, for do., at Size, ; 500 boxes | until the 15th inst. to yr February ai fight Enaiish JOSEPH L, TOWNSEND, Secretary. on privat term: A inperiand ate, Beef—The market co —Inuiiticd'sn thie atvovs ave Bo Geles. to sertve. Forte boxes of ture delivery (basis low middling) the ae have been as foliows :— Last eroniaey alter three prclee Jannat 100 | boxes ed UTS AND, CALLS.—$10 FOR 10 SHARES: | $iag We heard of sales, in small lots, ot 120 tor 100 r amber winter, $9 50 tor white w $ wiet but steas it lowest tations from marked . be Sane extra. Wheat quiet; ales of car. lowsor No. bei Wade tet a hem Foreign exchange closed & ‘at fackages” at pene, within the range of the tollowin; price. THOM Ss xe OO. 21 Wall street Uae susty, Putaatt aed Sertey ae and’ quiet: Cen: Title. Wonkers, Wir Domnets, 8: SLANE Soe.rhiee | grades; gilah gis 30 lor extre ira eas bi is rsit a $8 for ARTIES HAVING GOOD MORTGAGES, FIRST OR ‘ada held ai $1 78.0 $1 80. Corn neal, $1 68 tor! Dulted ‘and | D#nkers’ sixty days sterling and $4 863 for demand. Prgime mess trees: | $25. a $3B for India ie at gs Second, on city Improved property. will And xt tw pH for Gs ere gofiliveed unen eo shorts, GOVERNMENT BONDS, M. Peuraaae einte at Osa “ Smee te 5 hod 50 Ree ariept ee “tod ot their advantage to call on SAWARD & LEAVITT, 04 Wait ngs, 7 ut une! pete ton, ac oad W York, Soe. to Alban eae ue ad doe peracid tne bog ob ree | ae au aris ee i sie, a Sent tae unter @ ‘alc demaudy tue anie incrude £900 ee PH AND DENY: TY BONDS BOUGHT ay lew Yor! i to Al —_ wat os at i us 3 5 5-16 C.5 nue le: 8 Inciude T. SO3E: A NVER CY rg poker agin Ded ering men Tio at Naty . fresh hams, 12 to 14 Ibs. At he: folic | Svan aold: Stocks, Gold and Bonds cartied gn manginc Borrgio, nn. 28,1674. | sixes, 1861, registered, 11735 do. do., d ris for, the last, twenty. fos hours—Fiour, es, 1881, regis! 363 1o., do., coupon, soit tae 180 bushels; Wd do. bot aie 1183; @ 118%; do. five-twenties, registered, 113%; 50.40) buahele; corn, Sot dons se oats tz ao. do., - coupe, 3A @ 114%; iS Sh 380 jenerally dull and | registered, 116; do, do., do., coupon, 116%; do. do., et 85 ame ber i wininrs ape ine, $7 1865's, registered, 116 @ 116%; do. do., do,, coupon, wa iat Milwaukee No. 117%; do. do., do., new, registered, 116; do. do,, eat ‘nominal; te. 1 48 $1 80; Chicago Ni it 45 Fate 48; red winter, 3 555 white wings 1865, New, 11634 @ 1164, ; do. do., 1867's, registered, 1 75, Corn ste: 73 sales 0 smait lots No.3. at i te iB 720i 15 3-1uc.} CL s00 0 at 16c., 500 at 16 1'szon L100 at | tierces bagged hams, 11 il average at - RD, 2B a, $1 820.,'900 at 10a 0 ‘200 ‘at 160,,'300 at | of Picked “hams, 10 ibe average, a fat i Miscolinnectn cecnriies.” WALIIAN Wa ipa. os id gut, Bue, 1 Hoke dry waited shoulders. 6: 10. BANKERS.—NATIONAL BANK NOTE CIRCULA™ bell nge, at Se. 40 boxes of Cb ellie, tion furnished in sums to suit on favorable terms, $e. at sibs rere, a rau steadier, ander a better des eucecssors to De Haven & Bt. ¥ ra: Tr, under a better do- ge. how | tnand, Western closing at 97-16c. 8 940. for spot gnd W South Third street, Pitladelphia. i | tag at Bina 0 c. for February, 9 1i-lae. for March and 9%c. | ~~ - 300 48.195. = sales include 550 tierces, spot, at $7-luc., i LOAN—SUMS TO SUIT ON FIRST CLASS Naw: es at 9c., 200 tierdes ot prime, for York oF Brooklyn Dwellings, or St SE . ; 117% a 117%; do. do., do, coupon, 117% 9 117%; < ant ary 0 teres, tor February, at se; | address D. W. A., Attorney, box 216 Herald ofice. 1 m festern on track at 74c. 7 5 9 A0,, a i ns 36) se iF WATY, At Ds uit aul: gales of email at inch at Bie: | do. do,. 1868, registered, 116%; do, do., do., coupon, eee TIN | Stoel are ihe og fer pes $5,000 TOoBe%od RENT MORTAAGR, WITH sees “held at $18 a8) GE five no 05, | 11796. 128465 dow ton-fortion, registered, 118365 do. oan ea at WT 7:ige, | steam at due. rei ity A 80, 98.000 to DB BHARE M0 Browatway. ady; Canada, $175 a$1 To Western, a ty do., coupons, 114 @ 114% ; fives, 1881, coupon, 112% ; RFand total, 43,{4X) bales. ato gS ise $1 Is, “pressed Tage: per Id. Otlier articles un- | TST desis par oettibiass tibront ste 6 ‘The rece! Orleans $6. 000 RARE ote FIRST CLASS destrabty to were and in rate | 125! tenant ine oF gout acon ie * Ln ‘he 1 Ket tor raw sugar continued ivactive ated, near depot, on line of 3 Poa 4 Fost, antes and Snehanaed. Whewt a a ve got. iis day eras Tenn, aor and nominal. Fair tw good re ining cuoted ai figc,a | bonus p ives HOADLEY, hax, 124 Re be Rob do. $147 (or amber Michigan, 5 here at he, bo or seven days aggre. | 7ixc. We lave only to note & rumored "20 boxes. sat se fe Bath ¥ for amber fi ‘There is littie in the gold market that calls for ate 15% to bales Bat Cag PLabs Hay wore ghowea at Cd a Sice Hegned | w wf ati, and 9. rn 009 “70, LOAN AND, pe ihe fl 1 44. * Corn dull h ‘mixed, ca: mi 9 to-di Shoted ‘as tollows:—To Havre, by steam, y #0 6 ; 3 ib. t | in First Mot estate 5 anuary and February, Oiert new, ce. February, | Wry with a aloes ee Lie eee ete 8 Weo%56 Hamburg, by team, Cesc by aath iyce'zS | SARS ana “Tico a Sioa. toe hada. W 00 1 Begone! mr rte seid owmuixed new. Oe; 0 grade new, edize Gani | 111%, with & close at i114. Shrewd watchers, Saas ereae TH HAR TLES, 66,WFall streat. os inal Dresses verpool, Da Sacomman, B%e. a 7c 8 sold at 8 38 . Clover | however, bave their eyes upon the action of Con- tant to good fair, Tic. a T?90, ; xood to prime, 740. a 7 8.4 8) y sven T16, by. sal, Ke. rat ry st mn; Tihoun ann Gnait.<Kecepts-Hiour, 6.709 bhis.; wheat, 7 fair ¥ TO INVEST IN sold at $5 20; mammoth, $5 3. eipts—4,000 ry, hr ge Ugg to sho $185. 000 ESTATE stone pe RR} 20,000 do. corn, a oe do. oats. Ship-| gress, and it will have much to do in determint 41,560 bushels; corn, 9,600 do.; corn meal, 1100 bbls. 5 centrifugal, hhds, jos. 3, e). sums of $309 onfirst clase m “pie red bushels wheat, 24000 do. orn ane 2,000 do, the favore value of coin, i oats, 2,979 bushels; s barley, 34 Sibib do, rye, 5000 do. The ibe sy ih oy . cit Becont Nort yh egg rly; good First ata Hour market wi t, but prices wrote no lower except y ProvertiteLow & TookWUOD, 5s bo for small lots. “he sales, including all kinds. toot up Curcaao, Jan. 23,1874, | OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY. Fi i ol out 9,50) Dols, including ‘a round lot of Western ship- TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON speing at og items ei fairdemand and itm | Gld balances. + $1,5%5,056 BF iat Sew sats hig | pine ce, Februaty—iast ovoning--at $0 a& ‘Huckwhent $2 75.000 fi vt De had en tae No. eprit $125 for Northwestern, $1 23%, Currency balances. . 1,761,445 DP Hour rated dull, ‘and was quoted at $2 66 a $3 for State | m te 4 aa eeerey, 8 ‘air without delay ; a ‘e ae tie ve) Februar: 1 2, Nay Gross clearance: 44,041,000 gag PrP ae and. Pennsylvatia. Corn meal was firm, but only in | sic. Pucit“Tniten Stand | meaaita Yon ® My ef ast 17g, Ta Che Brea Pig Ne ¢ P moderate request. The sales were about 700 bbis. at $4 80 | Jave—Dutch standard, Now Ul'to IB 7%e. aS é THE STOCK MARKET US 520, @ 4 $085 for nrandywine, $45 a $460 for Western and | Superior and extra superior, 7c. a 7c. = = Us 5.20 o, a8 De it ‘$4. 30 tor Jerse: SRRDS.—NO DustM@es hi has been Fenortad in linseed, but COPAR’ NI to-day, after a tremulous and indecisive opening, 16000 US 10-40, ©... $a ‘ Ys PM tr eats oe ane besiact,| (= voce moved upward, and at the close indicated more » 7OD..... HTM 13000 US b's, ¢, "Sl.be is 600 a 65) | late transactions. Clover omerwrith a myderate aemand y Ri. JAN, My 1874. —TME 1G FIRM OF WAL KE n than hi 6800 US 8-20, 6, "65, RL 11685 675 a 7H | and quoted ste ag ges a ee ‘Timothy was inactive Pear: «,daing businessat, No. ivan Fea, promissory strengt ‘an has been observed for 2700 @ fe) and h held at $3 45 a $3 50, Kough flax quoted at $2 0 a arkel, New Son ‘oity, got, day dussoly the last forty-eight hours. The leader of the market aap ssrlnpenrgrnemgenng Paeed bw & 63 | $2.9. mutnat consent. John W. tee Boat 6a a 70 Sreavane.—The market coptinged quiet. We have | will settle all debts duc to a ‘germ n in hore, although much acti $1000 Del & Hr, ‘91.be 101 t a ee sit 25, Saag tae power v; 8icsy, | Was Lake Shore, ugh much activity was mant- Wy Un jae Hit isi... abe Extra, Minnesat 70 & 80 | only ty note a sale of 0) tierces aL 9 4c : weave ROARS Bae he Heb ie re Bea | et A ee ae eacae a He oop Sin eae eee SE | grace amend he werkcryes sega Tig dae he hearer it y ats Hendy at ihc for little more signs of iife and sold at a 9 & Bit | clay ido casos sundry geud leat crop L¥7h To. & S804 ShMicth.ie SOIR Baie eames its taies Ray STN 8 10K OE 0. -4BKG Synipatay ‘eibag a St Loui $0 & 700 | do. Couns ind ,Masanetivsetin G0, do..'crom isd. | tive buslnoss of Walter Pearsall & Coy willbe continued 16.0) (bbls: stout. 199,000 b ual pe Mad god , s St. Louis, straight oxt 70 a 80 lorstiae 8 9 Wradbers Iic.8 | at stand No.l Fulton Fish Market, New York city %,000° do ao corn, 24,000 do. oats, 1,000 do. Fr: pressed with the advanced price tn London, St. Louis, choice double ¢: 800 a 850 | duc. ses of ona ee crop lsat 64. @ te. ; 200 the undersigned, under the name, on TTA is “io. barley. ‘anipménted O. ‘yoink uae reine bited aur the da: fT st Louls, choice tami 8 90 (8 10 80, | oases of Obios crop Bage. ‘onaes of we ARS ALL, it wekuma bushels wheat, $000 do. corn, 34,000 do, oa 200g, which extubiter uring y & gain Catifornia. Nominal, ies mB oR 7c, 5 68 Cages of W iscoisin on pri ie WALLER & Alay LU? 7oxaud ENO do. Arley. ot 1% ver cemt. Western Union opened at, wee ate @ Hous, : pussaaerppoeesyecnss 800, ® 6,00 TALUCKY WAS soady, BNA ald to tke eBtout | New owe, Jan, 1, 7k,