The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1875, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1875-—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. 9 > vourt decide the value of the French !ex coupon sold as low a8 5034; do. new, @. and ! voxes, 6Xc. aTKe,; yed,b BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. | wave, a home on the roiling dee a SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY, __| Preme Court to m. Q Tuten saudara ered ! @ deep, down im a com | fran ton a | ries, 5034; 1 “| & 3 do., 0, 7 “ ~covmms | mine, OF Up In @ Dalloon, boys. aul france in the coll@t of customs has at length ; new series, 5914: Missouri long bonds rose to 95 8s 16 to 8 Fe INVESEMENT-VALUABLE CORNER STORE “Did you feet airald, Major?” asked one of the t. wit ble im rear) and B | been decided, and decided in tayor of the govern- r) in Brook- {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) | ent and against the New York merchants, ‘The © COMMERCIAL REPORT. -_—— . | latter, consequently, lose about two miliion irancs | trastworthy officials, and said he was glad he | \° could congratulate hs hearers On the tact that eilbriavigessl uy Smee wonle:beee been’ en | for the most part Brooklyn has in pubic positions titled if the deciston had been different, Accord- a Disc): | lym, store iocated on the best * a B%c. Brazii—Duteh | a wi on the oo! er kuew, Sir, the meaning Of the word. Jam to Uh Tse 4 fe. Java—Dutc standard. <O%, Herald Brooklyn Brancn off __. | proud to say /tis not in my lexicon, When [stepped janila—Superior and extra TxprA RUBBER PACLORY, INCLUDING OR EX- | UPON the ice yesterday morning at a quarter New Orleans—Kefining grades, cluding Real Katate, for sale cheap; all facilities to ast nine o'clock I felt the eyes of Brookiyn and imake bard of soit rubber and to work to advantage; | New York were upon me. It was one oi the proud- value °15 W to retain an interest in | est moments of my ie. The danger was stapen- Bie. COTTON DULL AND WEAEK—FIOUR DULL— | jess Was light today, belng confined to men who regard God and men who are Bonest and | ing to the new decision the French franc, com- WHEAT LOWER—CORN EASIER—OATS STEADY— | small jobbing lots, ices were quoted steady as tol- ‘ e honorable. Ye showed tnat the record ry niet | lows:—Carolina, 7c. a i3ye. tor ft ce. a 7c. for ing business | Gous, Vast icebergs rose from the briny deep oo The tact that crlne doo e a pecora attested pared with United States coin, is worth nimeteen | BARLEY AND RYE DULL—PORE DULL—LARD | god, Tia. dB. for pris and 8c. a Size. tor cholee ; way. | ail sides, Under the treacherous suriace of the “ring” of New York, and he dwelt upon the re- | cents three mills, as ascertained by the Superin- STEADY—GROCERIES UNCHANGED—FREIGHTS . + Pata, ie. « #jc,, and Rangoon, , TENCED WoTZL K bridge rolled a hundred fathoms of cold water. Sponsipility of office-nolders in their relations to tendent of the Mint and published by the Secre- ‘ 6 to lease a smail turnished lipcity or nder all these appaliing circumstances | started society. ; Tare cee shaiaea bette. ae she ae eriginaay DUBL—PETROLEUM NOMINAL—NAVAL STORES | gujied a Babee et yer Shy anaaiemadiae country. Adress, with full particulars, HOTEL, Hérald | through the crystal ice, I could see the awrul “ NO QUARTER FOR CRIME. | FIRM—WHISKEY STEADY. ‘TaLtow was inactive, but firm Id at 8%. 9815-16, | UPWown Brauch office, _ a deptis; and, though | trem»ied, I am proud te * * * Let it be known in this country that crime | contended Jor by the government, b. —PARTNER WANTED To Maw. | 84%; 8entlemen, I never felt atraid.”” ral 7 ; S. —! ef TO $5,000. will have no quarter, that the detectives ate after | GOVERNMENT BONDS Satunpay, Jar. 23—6 P, M. Wurseny.—Recetpis. 1.204 bbls. making a total for the $3,000 trsireicaud Mnartatied be ieee gates; | “How long dia tt take you to cross, Major 1” it, that the police club 18 being brandished, that | " The trade movement was irregular and gener- | Ws nove sales er 15) bute ages, Aull dad unchanged. | 3514 fo the wholesale dry goods and noth ‘profits | _ ‘made the distance in 2:40—quickest time om ps g during the week exhibited great strength, prices Ns & We note sales of 100 bbls. je. per gallon, large can be increawed toany amount Apply toes, 689 | record.” the iron door of tue pris ened, tue Judge pene tying AS advancing from 3 to 1% per cent on an active de- | Sly slow all through the week closing with Satur- ~ ‘oadway, fourth lott. “Then you ran?” lenieucy 10 erimimals 1 too great severity to | mand, ‘The largest Improvement was in currency | “4Y, 20d the volume of business was small, Om DOMESTIC MARKETS. op aT an pinta rae ABLE TO RUN. society, When the Presideat pardoued the whole- 2, which moved up from 118 to 119: *Change there was Yery little life and no change Gicvonecend ws, | $1O.000 GuSi%, FAXEPTAUCTION AND | sYos, 1am prond to say I was able to ron. 1 felt Sale dealer in obscene books he hindered the cru- | '*€% fol Ghimamens 4 tis Vetter, Willa oni. Onan Cotton quit ; middling, 14;6°; low iiddiing’ lives. | Feared; an interest in the bases cr employment it | 481f Lhad the wings of Mercury and the heels of Sade against licentiousness, but when . overoor RXPORTS AND IMPORTS. ai ‘ He | good ordinary: Wise, Net receipts, 1.88 bales “Bxporis | desired: Al opening. Principals only sieed call -on | Atalanta,” Dix relused to let go Foster, ihe uasasain who Was | The foreign commerce of the port for the week | Wish the exception of one or two spasmodic move- | to Great Britain, 2,058 ‘Sales, 1,016. Stock, 72,116 JOSLAN TAYLOR, Lsq., No. 167 Broadway, room 4. As Lag hae? eo sossting like eer iain wel ondemned to the gallows, be grandly vindicate *l ents in a few articles, the ; New Oru one . oc. mp SWhs> OY; YOU Mass have heard of Major Milee the law: of God and the dignity of rhe ‘state or | "#8 a8 follows:—General merchandise tmports, | ™ & she markers were Ang, a nan $15,000 78%, RRERGE BUSINESS MAN, | Kerrigan, once upon 4 time the delight of the . gish apd in buyer's savor. The scarcity of freight | Cotton quiet and unchanged: middis ic. Ne nount, to joln adverti- New York. (Applause.) including ary goods, $6,079,348; produce exvorta, goinis. S81 bales; Gros, GBsl, Exporis—to Great Britain, | Sorin the building ot Kas works inthe Western siayes, | Women and the pride of the men. | crossed the THE IDLE CLASS. $4,659,275, and specie exports, $3,682,668, The total | TOM had some iittle effect, out not much, and to- gai Sp trance Dee to the Channel, 2,710; coastwise, | ‘Adaress GAS LS GINGER, lock box 1,660 Post office, Fort | Baltic Sea with @ load of pork and received & Mr. Talmage then dwelt upon the Idle classes ward the close of the week, when rates were ” OO PL, Wayne, Ind. meqal from the King 0: Sweden. {t was I climbed of the country aud warned his people to look ous | Merchandise imports at this port since January 4, Monta, Jan. 23. 1875. ++ an iceberg in a Newfoundland fog and planted the for those athletic men and women who will not | this year, are $19,037,884, against $19,761,625 last ¢.; low Mniddling, La a} + rr . + | Stars and Stripes on top. It was I——" «'Next!” work. From thia class the crimmals proceed. | year, and $26,724,609 1n 1873. The total exports of | (ull all the week, the only exception aeons, seeps | THE ARCTIO SEASON | shouted tue varber, ana everyooay iaugned and ; . easier, business was no more brisk. Flour was | Cotton weak; middlin ldsgc. ; good ordinary, 13) Exports coastwise, 1,404, Character, like water, gets putrid if let stand too produce trom this port since January 1 were being shipping extras, which were taken toe Major stopped 1p his yarn. long » Tam in favor of the restoration of | i Ra THE POLE. the old-fashioned wiaipping post lor Just | $13,192,990, against $15,374,552 last year, and | 0 Some extent at low figures. Wheat was dull | | Cotton yory quics; middiing, 143¢. lo rer Grimes «Were you ever at the North Pole? asked thie ene class of men Who wil ‘not | $19,554,662 In 1873, The total exports of specie for the most part. There was a httle spirit in the Poris-=10 Great Britain, az 2 G : Be somebouy. “No,” replied the Major, “batl know Work; lecping at Bight at ppabte expense | stuce January 1 were $7,626,853, against $2,050,020 | Middle of the week, when, in addition to a better | Poutinent 1,800; coastwi: Both Rivers Still Full | where it is and can tnd it ou folks may sup- thetr 1000 RY obur decraven. Rat soument does | lasc year, and $5,979,283 in 1873, Ly from wihppert, Gasp was some speculative de- | ye Hy Lee ee Perel £S. pas Bo ris Seat the shape of ‘Trinny steeple, wunttiod of or scare them; they would like it. | Binekwell’s | The following 1s @ classification of the specie ex- | an’ om account of Western buyers, but the bubble | , rhipained, Crude turpentine steady at $1 80 for hands of Ice. at the top @nd made of the finest quality of ice.”” land or Sing Sing would be a comiortable home ports for the weex:— soon burst and the market rolapsed into its previous dull | $2 50 for yellow dip; Hi 80 tor virgin. Tar steady at “What did you think of the quality in the ice that? “Why, tae ka setiecue i ibarteatnt a sivies DUG) Blues, Fonvaay a epee Way Ware Dates, |' 1/06: — baie 9 vi 3 Vi oor, I examined several » they y % 4 sweco, Jun. 23, “That was ver' J Mock turtic, I propose tals for them, Put some ef PRE OBE Ue 5 GEM TARA. SRH , COTARIME Bits | | ys cc estinatianpeds Maleal bai REI: AEatine Hee | blocks and didn’t ind one OG to cool a giase ol healthy work by them; on the other side puta raw | Silver bars and ing the greater part of the weck, but closed dull ing, $6 25 tor amber winter, $6 60 for white winter, . Ice, gentlemen, 1a something | hide, ahd teilthem totake thelr chotee, (Laughter). | Sve DAF# And cola and heavy today. Oats were quiet, without much | 21h P inves Wear anaes se tie | SNOW AND RALN. | ener taitnine. tee cence eg like for that cia-s of people the scant bill of fare Total. change in prices. Barley and rye were dull and nomi- Barer club, LS xi extra white Michigan, 3 Ci roperties: of water better than [ dol’d like to see that Paul wrote out for tae Thessalonian loaters— pase t a nal ail the week, Whiskey was without material | S°¢) \7"' 8ocn mealzgat tortolted’: $98 vor untated fae “They that would not work, let them not eat.’ stetatictl.. .PFovillons ” wa: | SI : SELESSNESS OF WATER, aRALae C isto: gencrally dull and | per ton, Milliee jorts, $24; shipstuffs, $26; mid: . USELESSN ATE! q Fe “ By What law of God or rman is it rugut that you ana | at the close was dull and uninteresting, and at the | DONTE | avila Ht were. dull at the | 4Bg& $90 per ton. Pe teny The Streets Filled with Did you ever drink much of it?” asked one Tsbould toil, day tn and day out, unul our hunds 4 1875, \. are bilstercd ‘Rad. oor arias ache and cur brute | beginning prices were unsettled and frregular. | 1.4, put out meats were more active as lowor prices. | _#lourduiland unchanged, Whectdwil ad desing: Slush and Water. Ti aiterd onail aie averg iain im its place,” se gets unavie to be called upon, to support wnat in | Speculation was led by Western Union, Lake | preignts were quist all the week, closing lower. Char- | Mite Michigain St aAg, eater, Bt eis samt oh verely answered the Major. ‘*I like water in its the United States are 2,000,000 loafers? They are | Shore, Northwest common, Wabash, Hannibal and | ters were slow, and rates generally lower. Cotton was | IrnitSgh ignigar $1 00%, extn do. $l Ls. umber Mich: eT ge ah bh el @ Very Wangerous Class, but the authorities keep | St. Joseph and Pacific Mail. The volume of transac” | quiet for both spot and future, aud th ‘ket closed | and unchanged. Oats dull and nominal. Dressed hi their eye on }i.e1a, | Geak “and arreruiar, pardculariy jor taiure aeiiere | $7.50 0 811 Cloverses 124. Receivis—Wh “ » | enters into my composition, I like it in the river Seneca nn tlons in eacn of the foregoing gradually decreased, | Bij varius were firm th ter wt continued aopl dermact, | 100), bushel’ ogra, 3,000 fein eam Pie | THE FIRST MAN ACROSS.” | shters Dat Of potatoes, Unt the HNMAD, stomach ts ave 1 and at last the market was barely sustained, | The market tor petroleum continued dui, and values | ments—Wneat $ bushels; corn, 2200 da.; oats, not a fit receptacie for anything so deleterious as \ ( Wabash declined trom 17} to 14% in consequence | yore Haminally unchanged. ‘Naval stares were leas acy | 10 do. Burraro, Jan, 23, 1875, ; fi A . of the failure of the company to negotuate the now Corrs hi ry sironx tone to the market, | Receipts—Fi 1,400 bbis; wheat,’ 15,000 bushels; The North and East rivers were filled with ice Weil, what ao you say to ice }’” | and quite nich included 1,000. corn. 14,000 d 8,00 do; barley, 1,300 do, all “True,” continued ke, “ice Is the next-door T per cent gold bonds, with which tt was intended | Sita! L474 bags on private terms bothélaes by | through shipments nifrom the cievator during the | esterday, but not with such solid masses as On | noichnor to water, but the only use 1 can see or quality, 195<¢ 5 Meauer South America. At Uultimore the cealings tt k—Wheat, 7.600 bushels; corn, 660 do. Flour qu the day previous, in the East River tt was greatly 50 DAN Da RShE ene anee sep e aier OL eRone eluded 1,000 bags | fair to yood at Toe Gos | sales OOO DUis.. Wheat dull; sale of one ear No.2 Malwa broken up, owing to the repeated efforts of the ee nORauee Wade Buaond ie Now of What 19, and — 80. mags sirictly ub at $1 0% Corn very du : Hannibal and St. Joseph receded 6 per cent from ood, at “ae ~ les of 2 i 4 Review of the Rueiness | i ix as cabserueaty rocoversa ena foot in ae Wc, aan "by the “etrinneteed, | Reve hi hie on the Minck a0 io, “Bagiey neglected: tugs and ferryboats to free the channel of the ice | Caztnly use was all that ice that formed the bridge conte q a wilting fro fe. @ lower; 9c. Situation. closed at 21%. It appears that tne Legislature | fio, ordinady cargoes, for State ott track: salen at Ue. from wazons. Sceas dui, | blockade, There Was considerable ice still re- | Crossed? It was unfit for domestic use, because, 3 f the State, at its last session, extended | 18%c,.% 18 oud | Pork quigt Bs $1050 r heavy mess; dressed hogs quiet | maining in the ferry slips in New York, Brooklyn | as you are aware, the saline particles therein re: ry ' 5 % 19.5; extreme’ at $8 50a $8 75. Highwines nominally 97c. “ dered it unpalatable.” users the tlme for the payment of $1,600,000 Savy, edverament bags, 26c. a 30, ; ‘do. | Cmicago, Jan. 28. 1875, | 984 Jersey City, but not enough to stop naviga | “wnat ‘ao you suppose, Major, brought such @ bonds, then falling due, twenty years, and 6. 5 Daring. Maracaibo, | | Plour dull ard unchanged. Wheat in’ fair demand, | tion, Tne boats, however, travelled very slowly, | jot of ice in the river?” ? ‘amaica, + | lower and weak ; No. 13 especiaily during the snow storm, which continued THE CAUSE. all forenoon. The Winona took an hour and a| “Various causes. Tne earth of late yoars hag ore turned on {ts axis—that is, more set up half on her midaay trip {rom Fulton ferry, New Rye end—and consequently the ies rons ‘down York, to Brooklyn. The falling snow gave a | more freely from the Nortn Pole. T is the prin- strange appearance to the rivers, It was more | ©!pal reason. binding than 8 fog, bat as it fell and accumulated | wn rvonianneain noe at the Brooklyn side on the floating ice cakes the tllusion was presented “I wag received with unbounded hospitality. Rico, Ie. a 20c: : Costa . a 20h 20e, a 2ic.; Angostura, Is3yc. | Savaniiia, 8c. a 2 Curacoa, 17}gc. a 195yc., | sixty and ninety days. ia Acie! act ealbined tar ust Godda wet HeCortoN.—The demund for spot cotton was for unim. Bien bi s PN _—_ repeal the r 5 re | portant iots, and the market rul ull, with more | Hurley Foreign Advices—The Value issued by the State in aid of the railroad. A more | Svlicrs than buyers, af the nunexed Liles teeter BEIGE) oe) a oremes hogs advanced and rfect understanding of the situation has re- | figures. Future deliveries rulead firm “at a de- | Pork steady at $17 75 cash: $1 of the Franc. ntee : Ba Se ee eiocing went” ait iMate | Hom, atendy at $1776 cash: sir @ THE OUTFLOW OF GOLD. | some or tne noiders of the bonds havo already | >t) exchanged them for the new series, At this meet a ing of the Legislature a resolution was tntroduced ES i ola - & Bee Nvot; ‘“82ie, February. dull and declining; spring, rs, at the ant Meved the fears of stock and bondholders, and it 2 quotations as ‘follows:—January, 15 1 5 femelle is on the strength of satisfactory advices that | February, 18, Seg 8 Den a 15 $245 a $2.65; cloversead marcetehrin Ate se ISA e Of @ vast number of bales of cotton noating | Zhe frit mun I met asked me toe tacatong it ied EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. | cite relegrapn broke trom 28% to 22, later ad. | Wilde. “Quotations based on standard of classification | Lard unchanged. Receipts—Flour, 10,00) bias wheat. | thfee cities was hardly ever more limited than | no muney—that Brooklyn Was no place i in force Septeurber f, 1874, and on upland cotton in store, | 83,v00 buses: corn, 61.000 do.; oats, 14,000 d e, 1,000 | yesterday. Not alone did the ice form an obstruc- | heads. [lett Brooklyn with a high tmpr vanced to 253g and finally reacted to 23}. West- | running in quality not more than halt u grade ubove of | do.; bari 10,00) do. Shipments—lour, 6,000 bbls. ; itspeople. 1 haven't lad a drink since, but, wit: ern Union declined from 72 to 7134, then advanced | below tne Ordinary, 13! good ordi- | wheai bushels; corn, $6,.00 do. ; oats, 8,000 do.: | tlon, but the snow heiped quite as much to make your permission, Mr. Barber, I shall now reure WALL STREET, . nary, bi strict good ordinary, 1, low middling, | rye, 1) : barley, 4,000 do. hi mt i the corner and indolge with one of m SUNDAY, Jan, 24, 1876. to 74 and receded to 73}. Lake Shore was fever- | dsc; middling, lo%gc.; good middling, 167%4c. | poten): the trips pertious in the extreme. wos Weal Gad ane tite the Maer aiken The extraordinary outhow of gold from the | ish, in consequence of legal proceedings now | tions based on said tr ag Pe eo oy | PRINT CLOTH MARKET. #ER GRAAD YIALDS fonrec, attr proud. of being the man who ‘fret Onited States to Europe that has been reported | pending in a Brooklyn Court, and fell off from 7434 Grainar; have rad id ee are forming the ice br.dge of the day before were | crossed the ice bridge of 1876, ‘ from day to day for several weeks continues to | to 72%, recovering to 74% and ending off again 1 | {ow middlin % dg ate tee Bee A, roe, He ds Jan, 23, 1875, driven back by the tide during the night as far up Attract the attention of thoughtiul financiers. It | per cent. Ohio and Mississippt was also | Middlng ieee | wok, withun advance of Mee, a ice, iu prices aude | 08 Hell Gate, and had it not been that the weather REAL ESTATE. is a process of weakening in a vital part; adebil- | among the sufferers, having gone down from | Mivdling air. lisp aR I re atie abs Te ET OE ahaa moderate Saaeanndea ariageu oven more See erect {tating withdrawal of that which 1s the foundation | 30% to 27%, with a reaction in late dealings of | Fit. -s-.esc i very firm: sic, a 5ie, tor standard and extra sixty-iour | ‘OFmMidable than the first, would inevitably have | |, Do pag aNerEry OF THE MARKED of our national faith and credit. It means the near | only about % per cent. Northwest common To-Day. Last Fo'g. Ttal, | $9 Ge pantag Dean ratoed lots extra are held at 534c., | been formed opposite Wallstreet. There isstillevery ‘ 5 Export... 6 bord nay : 2 likellbood of a repetition of the scene of Saturday, CONCERNING GREEN'S REMOVAL—RAPID TRAN- i approach ofa reckoning day. We have lived too | ranged trom 45 to 4324, and the preferred from 61 | Coisumpt fast and are now paying for the folly of extrava- | to 58%. Other changes will be found in the fol- | Specularion Bance. Balances are against us, and, in the ab- | jowing tables. The action of the Governing Com- In HEAD» sence Ofa remunerative export trade, the deficit ' mittee of the Stock Exchange in advancing the has to be made up in the most precious commodity | rates of commission ts regarded as inimical to the wivh which the country can part. Itis useless to | pest interests of the broker iraternity, inasmuch disguise jacts. The last statement from the United | as it is calculated to restrict the business, espe- States Treasury Department reports the unwhole- | cially of the mailer speculators, and it 1s broadly some fact that the revenue ‘rom customs ts barely | ninted that the dissatisfaction may take the shape buillcient to meet the coin expenses of the gov- | of energetic opposition. as the harbor continues to hold vast quantities SIT AND UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS—THE DESIRE 2 _... | Of ice, from ten to thirteen incnes thick, RESPECTING A NEW POLICY—MINOR DATA. SAFETY E ALL | which will take some time to melt | nig market was gratified at the inlormation . 7 secures "7 > ig dy dealing in Stook Privileyes; on the old marginal plan | blockade occurred Friday night opposite Fort | pore to tt that the new Mayor bad shown himself of deposits $0.00 or $50,000 of money. is often swept | Lee, but 1t was too slight to last, and the floe is 80 fully alive to the serious responsibilities he was away, While the purchaser of privileges can under the J Worst circumstances only loxe the 1 per cent premium; | DOW Moving down as usul. Between the Battery | soon to assume as to anticipate that portion im Seauay bounGeae siscan penal the onnoct: ncuve | and Staten Island there scemed to be, yesterday | wnich ghis market was most affected by a careful used to hol up hizh rates for privileses 1s broken, and | afternoon, one continuous field of ice, covered rt therefore the purchaser has unusual facilit es for maki . survey of the situation, as it presents itseif up Inoney irom sinall investiwents wid has full’ personal | Wiha soft white carpet of snow. This was an | town in a series of incomplete improvements, de Dy Jotyc., BU) At 1GS. Yes.erday’s losin ab 15M. 5 Weak. ° ernment and that “no national increase in the re- HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK. fy) at lo Ll6e,, 1 | eqnerol of the contract, ¢ a extraordinary spectacle, The water was nid from | sizneq or begun on & broad plan, but developed ceipts is auticipated tor some ttme to come.” | ‘he following shows the highest and lowest 05 7:10 be “Double Privileges ose gust for Wy mharen View, and the svene strongly reminded one of the | oniyin a sporadic instinct of isolation. Real ex Meanwhile the price of gold in the speculative | prices of the week in the leading shares :— | at 16 16 in the Wallttrect Beviews subertaions $e oan | Pictures of frozen Arctic seas, The day was dark, | tate men were pleased to hear that the Mayor market factuates from 1123 to 112% per cent, wane at Lowest, | at 16% ni ttk 0 Grand | sample copy and pamphlet gent tree by the publishers, with lowering clouds, and objects at a little dis | oiect naa actually driven over the ground himself, awaiting apparently for a Javorable opportunity | New York Central and on, a Se atts ae sor va Uk ietyaisee D May for dune. ie | Bankers and Brokers, tance were barely discernible, but with a view to fully’ acquaint himself with the | | sate a ceipts at | Ormans EE Toadies ye NAY Moths ka gi Sab tga pion wants of the uptown district, that he might be in t Ss DOWN was glaringly conspicuous. Of course, where was a position to urge forward such Proto Utile cohesion between the ice cakes in the REFORM ACIION IN MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION r easitg : ithextra | harbor, They were broken and confused, and | 95 wontd restore to real estate here the activity tity BO I tablished, three y + RO | r Pisk taken; litte ume required, collateral subject to ape constantly fretung and crumbiing as the | in regpect to dealings which it bad only lost Proval before loaus made; drivate oftice furnished. | Changing tide roae and fell; but it looked | througn muntcipal-mismanagement. The market when its advance may be made usetul in strength- ening the rest of the market. For tue moment the K «+ HH “bears’? do not desire a rise in the price of gold V Inasmuch as {t would tend to stimulate exports, | Northwestern infuse fresh liie Into trade and increase the price | Rock Island. ofall of the great staples, and thus communicate | Fort Wayne. ston, 1,85 n'a This day last week, 5 Rates on co.ton to Ysi—So lavre by steam, to Bremen, bs by steun Miwaykee and St. Paul. 8854 d rincipals only address EXPERIENCE, box 162 Herald Its influence to the stock market. It is pot proba_ | Milwaukee and ah Pant red. 80 irs oftlee. I as thougn no more room existed | therefore rejoiced over three great prespects opem bie, however, especially if the President forces | pitsvurg ++ 9036 89 | ) RUANONABDR DAPRG_MONEY. OW LEPE abe | 12.thO Batbor rer, Hudson River ice, and it ts quite "| ing to its speculative vision, viz. :— upon the country the contingency of a war, or if | Del., Lu 2 A awe | ‘I Endownent Tusurance Policies, Morigages patie possible 110 blast of the late severe cold returns First—The removal of Andrew H. Green from Congress begins to muke preparations ior war, Aieatan Central. ie 80 7 ois, el et ai pee : goog 1 Oy Ho, he | one Securities, pogorsnoe of ply Binds erected hie we may see even the mighty North River frozen | the oftive of Comptroiler, tor this seemed to be re- ¢nat the dgures will be long Kept where they are, | jiinois Central. 91% 07 | Sotpping extras were salable to some extent at about | =a = *. | over from side to side. SAcdaa ae» Aine ase Hon *0 Any. other moveriens _Amerchantuble commodity must obey the laws of 6 | Bene anipping, ac 84 e485. Cora incal’was quice | ‘double priviityes, 200" Contfacr VIEWED FROM THR BATTERY: d—A reasonable nope that something supply and demand. The iollowing table shows we | pity sal POO D is. We quote i— pee ae H ifs on members of the New York stock Kxchange, Ee the scone in the harbor was astrikingone. The panies oe e ee Past tb tant wenn . | No, 2 state a y re returned a snow rendered theo ing inter an eel aya Fal Seanieget anes due T aie Ohio and Mississippi. a1 | ee ine 38 SiMe wil whe Sees ges ager inl spareaeiee: Tnicaagnnaes walle the rae ene pebatnd pitfalls A OT ‘ "open. Low. Mississippi ana Pacific 48 | Gholco tate, $104 535 | “Galler end jor our expianatory pamphlet, alsoa copy | gait meadow that lle behind and beyond the | suPpucc somone to menace tall rene; eee uchaayey Ng. Tig heals Oth, Cooatng: || PARAM: = ti++* TOK | Panes Wester. ita bo. TUMBAIBOR & CO. Bankers und Broke lower wharves and piers of Jersey City were lost | , 7ird—That the iragmentary plan of uptown Tuesday, jute 10... ase ase «Hae | daa | Atlante and Pacific Teregraph ba | Minnesota we oe) Xo. 2 Wall street, New York._ | gntizely to sight, #0 that it appeared as thougn | provement would be again restored to the jolt , 4 es aes | ot id he . shi] Gy 5 2 ” re of Wedoesday, Jan. io ua tay a aay | Pacife Mull 396 | iiotnd Roop Oia traue beanie. $24 $0 | A —STOOK RXCHANGR rivitsGEs, NRGOTT | tye ocean lay in that direction instead of below | would speedily tarow open tuat section to bullce Friday, Janette. tae hase rae His | Quicksilver’ preierred rg ec ee ee Boe $82 | market), $180 to $590 5 ee Fort Lafayette, Nearer by the shipping that lay tlement, Saturday, Jan. 33.; 112% 12% 112% 112% | Acams Express : Box | Bt Louis straight extra SS 3H | Wallstrese™ Maller to any eidreas, er to be at anchor in midstream seemed to be | THRs far, with the single exception of having THE COMMEROLAL SITUATION ‘Wallk, Eargo & Co. BADrets,.-. ey Bt Tus holes rail iia $i | otteo ot LAPSLEY & Ey, Brokers. 74 Brow fast locked in the ce floe, and their | called Perf bss Phd Tito tis Dronreian Re fturing the past week has not undergone impor- | United States Expreas...........-- 8036 | Southern’ NO. 2. Nomina NY AMOUNT, FROM $1,009 10 $20,000, TO Loan | CUtilnes were sharply defined by the : tant change. Trade ts perhaps fully a3 good as | OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY | Southern, superfine Nomin | A oe braceirn. hee nes oF cra etoas tetaee this | accumulated snow on thelr port chains and rig- | Parks, nothing has been accomplished. Andrew tan be expected from the circamatances that now | ‘The following table shows the opening, highest | ssuitiern iamity boa 83 | WILLIAM L. LEAVITT: 180 Broadway, | @iMg. Gevernor’s Island looked to be nearly @ | H. Green still remains in office, control business, and bids fair 1o improve {n pro- | and lowest prices of the day :— Corn meal, Western: 4109 ¢& | \TEX\NpER FROTHINGHAM & CO., BaNKens, | Mile away, the various buildings and forts being | ™3* Raat Apel Wrtiuhaaen ine ae ke portion to the re-cstablishment of confidence and Opening. Highest. Lowest. | Corn meat Brandy: 170 £80 12 Wall street. purchase, and sell Stock Privileges | Scurcely distinguisnable, whlie Bedioe’s Island | ynicn nas made the real estate business of the last tn understanding of the eect of thenew financial | New York Cemiral....... 108g 1024410244 | Corn mea, puncheons 321 oo a | Histihiny days ona deciuing marker but Privfeges | V8 sipping out of sight very repidiy. The day | coupie of years little more than a record of fore- laws, There is still a vast amount of mercantile | Lace Shore.... Tass Tse Tate | gi ROME Medal! and, lower, closing, at about 81.09 @ | sold by us have paid five to ten times thelr cost.in | being the Sabbath made the scene. more deso- a 4 Sia — | profits. Stocks now being exceedingly low, @ Call Privi- closures, sacrifices and wearying endeavor in the cédris to be disposed of, Stagnation Is not alone 16% 1544 | though generally held nigher, The sacs were abuut five will secure the advance for the next thirty days, | late, and there was no moving craft or noisy tug | 1,4, market; while how to gecure rapid transit t¢ the result of a scarcity of money, for banks, insur- | North Wetec vered on ix | Waukee utfoat and 81 20 ior rea. winter, "Corn Wwas.dull Leen ee ET TNGHAH e sOn Rateoe ay | to break the silence that prov led, & proviem still in the grub prim of a conundrum, @uce companies, manufacturers, merchants and | Rock Island 103% 103s; | 2nd easter, closing at about Bde. for mixed. Sales. 67.0) | eet, New Yor, ay IN THE STREBTS Realty owners who, upon the faith o/ the city tarmers nold bat are afraid to use it, {tis rather | Fittsburg. 3-0... SOig” 605 | Cate ee eee aie re maiak aatee eee | PrRCUTORY FUNDS OF ssn TO LOANZON | tt Was alfferent, for as the snow fell the soft fakes | Pelug pledged, a6 tt appeared. to carry forward cor, the resuit of a decline in the foreign demand for iwaukes I 81% 81% 8734 | bushels at 67e. a 683gc. lor mixed, 6%3gc. a 690. for white. “New York, Brooklyn, Westchester and New Jersey | Covered every trace of dirt as with a pure white bt he 4 9 rans jet utde. ae. Barley « | : 5 y property ‘9 or along the line of such im- that which the nation produces, ‘Tne nation w | Qui $44 Missiseippl 1 Re eee det ri neat opeeriey let; Sin) Dusuels | Yroporty: will buy, Second and Leawehold Morigages: | mantle, Walking was tolerably good, and the cara | provements, nave surely a righ; to demand that lke ® mercuant who bas lost custom. In 1873 | Del., Lack, and Wes! 108 108. 108 Fnutcuts:—1he market to-day+was dull, both in pertns | APPAY to é po Fn rel iment did not experience much delay, But at one | these improvements go on at allevents to suca € Union Pacific. 3056 36: 365, and charter, but rates were hominully wichanged, { ECHANICS' AND TRADERS’ SAVINGS INSTITU- | 0’Clock the snow ceased, only to be followed | extent as will give them some reasonable use of and 1873 we supplied Europe, because the Con- ©, C. and LC ria 8 Rl ce pling tor grain to Lie ol, shipments of which | tion, No, 233 Bowery, near Houston street. by a light, warm rain, which came down | their property. But no reasonable use can bé tinent was recovering from the effects of a great | Western Unto "4 A ad sept | Dttoccr te wesaee. Sab bebe Seals SeHeh KOE | Interest Notice. 80 persistently that the snow became slush | found of a high-priced lot fronting on @ street war, but when the armies were disbanded and Pacitic Mail 4 4 | for ‘London by steam, 100 bales hops at \d-*Nominal | pct tixidend at tne rate of six per cent per annam has | and the mud rose and discolored it, Pedestrians d, and having no communica . ere disbanded and men pecue . a ay wis | tate for grain, iid: al2d. For Antwerp oy ateain 20 | Been declared: and will be credited depositors January | goon found that the sidewalks were slippery | uilt up portion of the city Tevurned to the feld they made crops which with- 1 | tons of provisions. a ee Chee THOS Sadie Dose oe dl, ney ette months | ground, ana many falls was the natural result, “across lots.” it is not for Kotterdum by steau, 16,000 | ging three mon odin D ‘ ; CLOSING PRICES—8 P. M., SATURDAY. . The chartors were:—A British sn d Monday it, Ja Tew irom U3 @ corresponding amount of profit. Ive, Leuice to Liverpuol, Loudon or. Bristol. with ‘i Ouly another war or famiuo or failure of European Sew York Central and Hudson River, 102% @ | sou bis of refined petrocuta at os or with privile crops can reproduce precisely tho same condi. | 102%; Harlem, 127% o 128; Erle, 282 a 28% ; do, | o! loading voneral cargo, at a iump sum of £2260; draw interest from January 1, because concealed Leneath tne soddened snow. | burden to ita owner, when by @ little expenditare a Ge bi ive, f Wil ton to Cork, tlons, Our people must therefore be content to do | Preierred, 45; Lake Snore, 73} a 13%; Toledo and | {othe United Kingdom, witn 1.8-U bbls of naval stores, |g. Fisuae, Sermmeeee © CONKLIN, President | Fortunately there were {2 people who neod be | it might oe made & source of revenue to suck i . | Wada: 5: . at $s. 61. ror rosin and 7s. 6d. for spirits; a British bark, out and the streets Were at nigbtiall almost de- | owner, and of inoreasea je to the city while business on a less ambitious scalo, and at prices ab, Le 1534; Chicago and Northwestern, £83 tons (now at Boston), {rom Norfolk to a direct port ARTIES SEEKING INVESTMENT, IN MODERATE | #eTted. Travel by cars was comparatively easy, | lightening at toe same time the general burdes that corrospond with the contraction that has | 44% 9443; do. preferred, 69 a 69%; Chicago and | United Kingdom, with a full catgo ol cotion, om private | PARTIES SEEKING INVESTMENT, IN) by calling | though drivers sudered from the rain and the | of taxation. followed tho panic, Rock Island, 108% a 10376; Fort Wayne, 00% 007; | “*Norasere.—Foretengraden were uegiected and dealt | *t48 Ubatliam street, room §. Agente wanted, sreehitchee ust avesing were "very diay at: | 18 that simultaneously with the building of a rapte a i : y. Shane, V owt : The chureaei re ver at. During the veek the suspension of the Cook | ©Milwaukee and St. Paul, 37% 9 3734; do. preferred, pA EH io | quebantcmeay. Gwe te tee TOCK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES NEGOTIATED.— | tended, the congregations being in Taarked Con- | transit road the streets and avenues at the uppel a fter the third Hour a@iter hour the rain coatinued to tall, until | wise economy, it is not an intelligent policy that ee are monday in January: interest not called | se gutters were ovcriowing and the crossings | keeps to-day Much of oar most valuabie city prop- ry 1. Deposits made on or before January ‘will | became miniature lakes, all the more uisagreeable | erty in this condition, rho, unproductive, @ nyt = County National Bank of Chicago was reported, be & 08% Leila ane sDUrE, 90% & BOX; | Lote’ at diyures within our quoged Finge. “We quote Hous tugnlaned and-igforipadun given oy ua ota, | trast to those which assembied in the forenoon. cud of the island, as laid down on tne recent mat and caused term. e; e: ie elaware, ckawanna an stern, 10844 a 108%; Juba, centri f dd Mixed, Sic. abe.; do, clayed, LE 7 THE MAN WHO FIRST CROSSED THE ICE. shou pushed torward to completion so that poraty uneasiness, but the presi 1 1» 108 36 G3 | Seraace s Gormusnovads: Feunih 20. BAZLEY, Brokers 14 Broadway nud No. 9 New street, The man who first crossed the tce bridge on | building enterprise might find a iresh stimulus in 4 ah r . 8 420.5 do. do. fent is reported to have sald that the depositors | New Jersey Central, 106% a 107%; Michigan Cen- grocery, the.a tbe. Porto itico, We boc. ; English Islands, $1,000 BaREQURER, 48, MARGIN FOR 100 | Saturday has been discovered. Tue fact ia he | the many avaliable sites that would thus be whall be paid dollar for dollar. The statement, | tral, 79a 7034; Illinois Central, 97% a 973¢; Union Navat Stougs—Un "Change to-day the market for | hu ents of Stock; will buy a “Double | discovered bimsel! by revealing, in a confidential | rendered suitable for convenient occupancy. however, does not. al u Pacific, 365 a 36%; CG, C. and |. O., 83g a9; Han- | spiritsof turpentine raled firm, under a fair inquiry. ay whieo will contro! shares of | way, to a group of people, inciuding the HgRaLp | There is, of course, here a large suggestion of ex- ll an a ee Leg lyons We'heard of gales of 200 bbls ofinerchantadle at scr aad | tock and limit the reporter, iu a barber’s suop on Front street, that | penditure, but we cannot expect to go anead oss that the credite required for the Chicago | mibal and St. Joseph, 21% a 21%; do, preferred, | sy 4hcer of ults oF Si) Vols OF merchantable ut dc. and LAFBLEY & BAZLEY, Brokers, 74 Broaéway. | ho was the “ " 5 i, A _.... “< nan. ‘lam proud to say,” said he, { we do not spend money, and this ex merchants in the rebuilding of their city | 90}4831; Ohio and Mississippi, 283 a 28% ; Panama, Foainunas ke ae eons ae eee eone ae 000 MORIGAGE FOR SALE, OR Ex. | after he had been dusted town by the’ negro boy | penditure is one that has Sseaey assurapet nisy entail furtuer trouble unless there | 111.111}; Western Union Telegraph, 735 7334; | $2 15,and 1W) small bbls. on private ‘ering. tar was | ‘4,40 OU, change for Drags, Groceries or Liquors BrOUG toea L, Gan CIEL EUG Ravan or hele. gue: [ sche tha (a Cheba Uoek th pemetnnne or arene # x 2 25.0 $2.6735 (or Ws ._@. Le, box 2 vecurs @ general reaction in business, Con. | Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 23 a 2834; Pacific | quist, but quoted steady at $2 25a $2 efi for Washington Brstman that crosseu the bridge. and if history | ment, settiement and occupancy, some of the beat e . nd Wilmington, Pitch quoted at $2 25a q ry 7 sera canes a alo ben exes bya | Mal i oi: Glau tig oh do ore: | nntascicemnrt fag Brace | $20,000 whit iy oc NEaAIEBOR | suena tau, Mortis Recs nny fame! | prus atte camaceed atee woes action of several bank: ferre a ; Adams Ex; ; | ht i dard, bis, and, ME bon e abo ular, 2 anks, which have entered upon A % Press, 0054 00%; | ahd tor the weck ‘ending ‘this dae—Vork, 4.254 bbls; | HOE model Dalit aud ested, MB CHARDON, — | nut‘git present, Including the negro boy, had the | figure because Of its certaiu Jutnre Value, althougu S policy of retiring their currency—a measure of | Wells-Fargo Express, 62 0 $214; American Express, | Pech, 1.071 packages: cut meats. 4310, do.; lard. 1d a <— | benefit of the information, and looked a3 though | now Wholly unproductive; to stimulaic aections . bbis! wid tierces, ai = ®elf-protection that 1s permitted undor the bank- | 624 @ 6834; United States Bxpress, 61% a 62, was dull and n ly uuchunged. New quoted on th ‘ TO LOAN— ON BOND AND MORT. | they were properly impressed with ite Impor- | of the city that Dow only produce an annual cro) me lr nas na arm | BR aaah ape Sasa dere | SPOOR acer c er OO | Sel ae arg ata en supe svat | Sela Stee Poe eed att ‘ contioued dull an ve note a sale of Xas city, ep 5 — se, r THE MONRY MARKET For the convenience of those who did not see | fong ciear, ut lie, + 1900. short clear at luge. West ae it, M, UAKLEY, 141 Broadway. | the Neda atakineg vo Grew ‘te ends rat Jame: family gatherings. Money expended to secure Suse ee week was hide dee even on the basis | the analysis of the bank statement publisned y quicgat 7340. ac, for Western and Stsc. Pe di [i n is likely to be ask of 2and 3 per cent tor cuilloans, Prime commer- | terday we reproduce the same, it will be seen that | Heel—The market continued quiet and steady. Lota smproved New York and Brooklyn | “I'he ordinary mind does not comprehend the ; est figure this City 18 likely to be asked to pay, | we: 7 it | Real Estate, atisimple interest; can remain. ©. E, | qualities of character.” A cry of ‘next’? irom the | should it seek to borrow the money for such @ cia! paper, three and fonr montis, was quoted | the total reserve bas been reduced by the sum | W¢re, Placed in a jobbing way to the ainount of 16 irs ineatawee Geieety aN brcatwar, | Stuer interrupted the speaker, ‘who stepped purpose. It does not waus the genius ol on Adame D 7 ackaes, at figures Within the range of our quotations, | WILLIS, Lancas! yesterday at 4 and 6 percent, .The supply of | of $946,700, and that the banks are not in so good | We quote Agif a $12 tor extra muss: $10 6) a $1 tof @=(\1) Nii) TO LOAN-ON STOCK Bonps, | DACK @few paces and went off on unew key, “com | Smith to teach our municipal direction that it 18 | $500.00 Notes, Mortgages and otnee valuable | Prehend the constituent clements that enter into | wiser to borrow money at seven per cent, which, & § 2 a ern tong clear quoted at Y@c. per Ib. Dressed hogs were $4.00 000 7% LOAN-—IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON colored mustache as /ar back as his ears, he sal such Tesuits is surely wortn more than any inter: capital continues to be largely in excess of the | a condition as they were when quoted inst weer, | “mmspected; $10 6 tor plain, ines, inypected: $9 8) tor tain uninspected; packed at $15 demand, and itis not likely that any change Will | The banks now hold $18,520,100 surplus reserve, herced bee! at bight Bed ORE Le Securition, tu sums 1 SULT TODD. 8S Perey ok ant See eet ts say Taare ceoest \ehcemppieia: ee ual ave atuudara ce heante ‘wait, declining be recorded until theres a revival of business | wnioh ts reduction of $1,009,025 from iast week. | haus were dull and’ unchanged. Quoted ‘at $2 a sa, ‘ - MAJOR MILKS KERRIGAN. to borrow, permits the true sources of the city’s Prosperity, Foreign exchange was advanced to | The averages of the two weeks compare as iol. | (0! Neats—the market was sceady, but there Was little COPARTNERSHIPS. Here he pwused again, as if undecided whether | revenue to lic fallow for want of means to stim 4.87 ior prime bankere’ 60 day sterling bills and t or nodemand. We have only to note sales of 40 boxes werner erennneenenernmmnrmmrcrnnrn | HIS audience was suficientiy enli.ntened to com- | ulate production. And this is precisely 87 ior prime bankers’ jay "9 a 0 | lows clear bellies at 1034c. per 1b. ; 125 boxes bellies on private LEXANDER HARGREAVES BROWN, OF RICH. | prevend hia langdage, He was a man of large THR POSITION IN WHICH WE STAND 49054 for demand, These rates were current Jan. TH S00 pickled shoulders 3 PE A tage We mond Hill, near Liverpool, and John 2d, John- | irame, red hair and sidewhbiskers, aad there waa | alike to rapid transit 0 the opening of streets during the rem@inder of the weex. ‘The supply of $282,072, 700 $284,328, 500 Bye. a 1u}ge. + ” son. of New bee this day” Been, adipte partners |g proud seli-consciousness in bis looka that | and avenues uptown. A large and comprehen ill cuak 4 20,986, my steam tho market; wi io car honees te this countyy and England BRS showed he esteemed himself highly. | sive policy that would take both in the one grasp, iis continues small, At the close actual business | 56,271,900 66,830,600 Inc. 1,658,700 | purviosed steady. Quoted on the spot at 13% wih toe Se His dress waa neither lashiouable nor expensive. uberal disposition tnat, discarding the nar- Was at 4.86% 024.8644 for long and 4.80% & 4.8934 236,897,600 237,146,800 Inc, y 1b. We heard Of sales of 1,750 tierces tor uary at 2. * Bis hat, like the spire of St. Paul’s, had weathered , row purpose of the present Guancial administra. for demand, Wo annex closing rates:— 3 24,288,000 24,153,600 Dec, 135,400 IX 5 BN Herces lor March at att id 3,000 tlerces EW YORK, JAN, 21, 18/5,—THE COPARTNERSHIP | many storm, The beaver hap brigtied on ail tion, which has No bigher understanding than the Stety Daya, Three Days, | The following shows the relations between the | 2APTUALIs 194s, & 4c. per Ib. City wad quiet and | IN’ heretoforé existing between the undersigned, under | sided like the guilis of the inetiti porcupine. His | literal application ot tho’ homely proverb, walea Prime vankers’ ster- * total reserve and the total Jiabilitie: | “Verkoueum.—tor retincd the market continued dull | {26,frm name of Hrown & Towers yee vee vowers te | rane Work OF bat in caine iheeiae ee Men Wars (ec & GaReE ate Ta Clot tains oom ling bills on London. 4605; 0 4.87 4.90 4.0036 | Jan 16, Jan 28. Digerencess | Mee chade Ht DNGh aHOUE ASN Yee ee Hemiy | hereby slong authorized vo wettle up she business ofsald | Georne or its decay the indicatlous of ite early | hot hemeare toruse the creait of the city to the ex Good bankers’ do...... 486 48634 4.89% 24.90 | Specie...... $23,490,600 $20,085,200 Dec, $2,505,400 | held at oie’, and in snipping order atdyc. Cases quoced RET RAS fo Riga te Dasa nye POWHAS | Splendor. His shoes might uave borne the weight | tent necessary to carry orwara id JOSEPH D. and neptha at 9c. ‘the Philadeiphia mar. vance the city another oe 100 Prime com, sterling do. 4.85 24.86 4.83 a 4.39 Legal tend’ (1900 66,830, 17 Paris (iranes). + 51D w 6.143% 5. ; i. sale nd ge hha Autwerp (iranes) 6.16% 5.14% 5.12. Ne. oi several genarations of Kerrigans, They were mained duil and nominally unchanged. Keiined | ——=—— - ey — roomy and yielding, and must have lop q % wine tie. for deiivery this morta, here was no uN TAI! parted company with the heels. “I think gre: In its Imperial progress, x. the imoreasiog force with which M | Tot, reserve $78,768,600 $17,816,800 Dec, §046,700 | Swiss (irauca).,. 6.16% 0 51434 5.12% 05.11% | Reserve re- | ee tedet rece ae ae eer aeaes | *T AND FINANCIAL MAN, OF SEV- | try What you call a paper collar, Mr, B Pye Amsterdam (euiiders) “41a 41 41% a (41% | quiredag’t SU che bi aut Hiuediie gt sonst Mg Pe | eats’ experionce, dasices & position: salary | he aiter aurveying glo one lie Waa wearing witha Teeictos. sepecially ik, Feat coteve ette r ~ ~ s a =O ", % y . u ; 5 ig the one he waa wearing with a a DLC. ention, especially in reai estate circ! Piast s pxiet) ee Oe WA OR] Saree, SAGE mame — | Seth Gate thao thad gs a Uaatae ah | Se PAR AT SRR oe | erica eges Like bevels tired’ si nou | thoreis bab uel tuote ln tu mae of & gen THOERS) cocscsveceee 90% 8 96% 00% @ 00% pri ane i ds lentaniacs sbiparene on, 4 a oleh wenvet aon Beton | Novelty aud adventure are to me the breath of | eral character that has not beon july discussed im Bremen (relehmarks), 0650 06a 96% 96% | legal Te | QUGam—Tne demand trom refiners was rather more | A HALH INTEREST IS OFPERLD FOR 9 lie, Five cents, you say? How uncommonly a recent date. Concerning the markets Berlin (retcnmarks) 95368 95: 96. 94; | Mbera!, as those who closed during part ot the week | J a desirable out of town Hotel, doing a chea) Just mark it down to me!’ the Major | iz tO el Ss) 6 6 4 dea O06 quirements 19,588,125 18,629,100 Deo. 1,000,025 | were i want of stock to supply their trade. ihe combie | ness, and recently refitted througlout im th hau evidently seen better days. His voice bad the THE BUILDING TRADES The foreign advices reported no change in the | SOUTHERN BONDS | nacvon is still intacc, but have arrived at no definite con- Be dues i Fy eat ee Be eg ke, mellow tone of one who had been accustomed to | the Real Estate Record suraishes the comment that clusions, “The GRIGGS & CAK roadway, “there is hopefulness, predicated upon the belie! orted dealings included 300 uhds. con- especially for | tritugal at 27¢c., 146 du. molasses at 7%%0., 988 do. centrifu- al ¥O. 80 do, New Urleans ab'i2ic. a 740. 778 d nem pe A ee Lee an Sgt god ee PARINER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF BUal- | MUSt have countiess times innaled the odor o pacity ina manuincturiag and ierpering | Whuskey punch, it bore sach a high, glowing color. Bank of England rate of discount on Thursday, | ‘These have been heavy and low Notwithstanding that the bank gained in bullion | Tennes: es, 1t bein short ot that business has been us slack as it well can be, lute the fu for Cubas and 8%. a ¥4¢¢. tor centri . ie: during the week £201,000. The proportion of re- | the State had repealed the third section of the ooh alr 9 Cubs, at HG. ane oie ot ae Daye iusineas’ estaiiated oe years, having a good ‘rade | THE eget hy eed “ ae Ps Let i, “ Ve to liapilities is 47% per cent, against 45% @ | Funding bill, which provides for the setting apart | Pan? “Wcanba’ Ww: firm, wih a fair trade, $2,000, "Add 8 SOR OTA Her a oltee, oe barben, Cuno was anious to Gotan nie cantomter | wilt ‘yield sure aud co parr Rice Week ago, On Thursday £10,000sterling was with- | of revenues of the State for payment of interest | “an were oat ees eee Re for | aPieal W, | a walld longer. | islkeiy to be lumited, and fewer drawn from the bank on balance. on bonds, to the exclusion of thay” ey ne Ba ee od dee ia SuIRBUILDERS, LUMBER. | «pirat is tue Word,” replied tie Major with dig- | probably be taken than beretoiore.” THE VALUE OF TUR PRANO. ia interpreted moaning sannt 4 2 raters ime eae a grocery ale to cod, 8 od as ning & it on interest | ‘ \ 4 The long pending case in the United States Sar | payments (or some time to come, Tennessee old | Besipanaienet, Ms. aie, csanueiae Focues'” (or the promrvaden of Wood Tramainocae | MIL). “Asi remarked velors I hanker aiter nov. [ ADVERTISED LEGAL 00d Had | HRSetasbs oo © MCADOO PS | yea he ning | praca se aa rats om