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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DECKER BROTHERS. Grand Up-
right and Square Pianos, the Estey
Organs, and a large assortment OF
various other standard makes of
Pianos and Organs. Purchasers
will find inducements worthy. of
their attention.
ID. III. BALDWIN q CO.
ja15-1y-Tu. Th&S
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NJ Office is hereby given that the estate of
IN Lorenzo ID. Sine, a lunatic, has been de-
clared by the Probate Court, in and for the
County Of Hamilton, and State of Ohio. to De
probably insolvent, The period of six months
to bring in and prove their claims against said
estate. Creditors are notified to present their
claims within said time to me at my office, No.
168 W alnut street.
Dated at Cincinnati this twenty first day Of
December, A. D., 1876 JOHN b. MORRIS,
Guardian.
r O. & IT. DOUGI AIS Att'vs de2S- 4tTu
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NJ Office is hereby given that the estate of
IN James II. Newell, deceased, has been de-
clared by the Probate Court in and for the
County Of Hamilton, and State of Ohio, to be
probably insolvent The period of three
months from the date of this notice is allowed
creditors to bring In ana prove thelr CLAIMS
present their claims within said time to me, at
the Office Of j. G. q H. Douglass, Attorneys.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 21st day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1875. HOWARD DOUGLASS,
de28-4tTu Administrator.
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Cincinnati Live stock.

CINCINNATI, Dec. aS-2 P. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past "A hours:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle e................. sA 574
Hogs. s.......,....,....... 8,99S ....
Sheep eep 233 1872
HOGS-Are dull to-day. Common are worth
SO 65a6 80; fair to good, 81 00a7 ~, and choice
heavy, 81 25a7 80 per Genital gross.
CATrLE-Market inactive and prices NOM
inally unchanged. We quote common to good
81 50a5 50 per GENITAL gross.
y SHEEP-Market firm and active at "a 25a6 90
for fair to good per Genital gross
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yellow Springs and SprngheId. The Chufch train
Leaves Loveland Sundays at :l0A.A NJ and returning
Leaves Cincinnati at 2P. NJ.
CINCINNATI AND MUsKINGUM VALLEY.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, minutes fasts
GAINESVILLE Ex....... 9:30A. NJ. 4;0oP.M. 5;20P. M.
Circeyille Ac. ...... 4:l0PM. 10:45A.M. 9:20P. M.
COLUMBUS, MT. VERNON AND CLEVELAND.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time minutes fast.
Cleveland Ex........ 7:l5A.M. s:0OP.M. 7:l5P.M.
Mt Vernon Ex.... :20p.m. 2:50p.m. 825p.m,
CHEsAPEAKEAN AND OHIO.
Boat, Dot of Broadway, 10 Huntington. City Time.
Richmond Ex..... 4:00P. M. 6:O0A.M. 4:30P. M.
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LEGAL.

NJ OTICE.-The undersigned has been duly
IN appointed Administrator of the estate oi
Maria Elizabeth Heidelmann, late Of Hamil-
ton county, Ohio, deceased.
FRANK BRUNER.
HILDEBRAND & BRUNER, Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, December Is, 1875. de28-3tTu
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MIOIIOE IS HeTeby gIVen, UI.aU u,iO uIIVlVI
IN signed has been appointed Guardian Of the
estate or John I. Stevens, of Hamilton county,
Ohio. All persons having claims against the
said John L. Stevens are requested 10 present
the same at once for allowance; and all per-
sons indebted to him will make payment to
j. L. DEMAR,
Room No. u, College Building,
de21 ,Tu Cnicinnatl.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARK ERsBURG.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, 7 minutes fast.
N. & Bait. Ex d'ly S5OA.M. 5:l5P.M. 8AOA.M.
Night Ex daily: IL :l5P.M. 6:3OA,M 10 0:5OP.M.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time, 7mlnutes fast.
Baltimore Ok daily 7:l5A.M 2:50AM. s:i0A-M.
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Depot Pearl and Plum. Time minutesfast.
Columbus Ex....... 7.00A.M. 10:10P.M. ll:i5A.M.
Columbus Ex........l l0:5OA.M. 3:50P.M. 4:l5P.M.
Columbus Ac ........ 2:j0P.M. 10lOp.M SlOP.M.
CINCINNATI AND sANDUsKY.
Dept, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast.
Sandusky Elk. ,....... s45A.M. 6;O0P.M. 5:50P.M
Sandusky Ex daily. 9:40P.M. 6;00A.M. 809A.M.
Bellefontaine Ac -. 290P.M. 10:l0A.M. 9.00P.Bf.
INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI AND LAFAYETTE.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time, minutes fast
Depart Arrive, Arrive,
Cin't. Cn'ti. Dest'0ns
New York Ex daily II :OOA.M. 5a5A.M. 7a2oP.M.
New York Elk daily. s:50P.M. b;l5P.M. 6;50A-M<
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoaT-LIEE.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, minutes slow.
Louisville Ex daily 5:5oAM. 6a5P.M. 10=2oA.M,
Louisville Tex SUM-. 3:0JP.M. l2:45P.M. 7:i5P.M.
Louisville (dally).... ;O5P.M. 5:3OAM. 12:35P.M.
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w
Bucktown was quieter last night than il
has been for months.
Everything is working well towards
the success oftha great Centennial next
Friday night. Better times may be ex.
pected when the triumyirate meets in
secret council.
Our worthy Mayor has signified his In
lentions 10 join Mayor Johnston in his
great and glorious Centennial next Fri
day midnight. Won't we have Q "talP'
time. -.s54
II the three.Mayors, Cincinnati, Gov
lngton and Newport, should meet next
Friday night, we may expect !, b,furcated
bridges, parks, fountains, and other I'M
proyemenJs, too numerous TO mention.
The Enquirer man says, that Mr.. Pat
Bradley quit selling liquor by the dram
We are reliably informed by an old Gus
toner Of his that be will wholesale 1t ol
sell by the yard in the future.
We rather incline to think that SIX
O'Clock in the morning is a little too ear
ly . for ball to terminate. Why moi
continue it for twenty -four hours?
During the absence of johnny Ioff
yesterday. from his barber-shop, s0mt
: bad person entered aud carried OF Il lo
( Dl lonsorial Instruments. IL Is wei
known that johnny is now studying
law day aud night 30 that he will be abl'
TO meet those scoundrels hereafter.
The candy pulling al the residence o.
Mrs. Parker for the benefit OF Taylor
street al. ". Church Tonight promises &
tie IL grand affair. We have nfole thar
pncc Nisitcd the Parker mansion on oc
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| HOPo-There IS a IImlted demand, but the
market is steady at l5altc per Id for good to
prime.
IRON, ETc.-The market is generally in
active aud we observe no change in
prices. The following are the current
rates at four months for all grades OF
| pig iron per ton: Charcoal, hot blast II.
| r., No. /. s25a26; No. 2do, $2I; mill, $22a23.
| Ala, Geor. anu Tenn, No. l., $24a25; do No. 2,
$23: mill, $22: stone coal and coke, No. /, $24a
\ 2J: No. 2, $23; mill, $20a22; charcoal, cold
| blast, Ii. H., s40a5U: charcoal. warm and cold
lblast. Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, s.
a4O; blooms, charcoal, sSOa9J; scrap iron, per
| 10. wrought, Ia1 &c: cast Xalc bar iron, per
| III common, 2La21sc; charcoal, 3ka4c; sheet
| iron, per ID, boiled. 4a41c; Russian, l8alsc;
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON QUIET AND EAsIER-FLoUR DULL AND
NoMINAL-wHEAT DULL AND HEAvY-CORN
DETTER-OATS FIRM-BARLEY AND RYE
DULL-PORK DULL--LARD FIRM BUT QUIET
FREIGHrs QUIET AND srEADY-GRoCERIES
QUIET-PETRoLEUM DULL AND DECIDEDLY
LowER-NAvAL STORES INACTIVE AND NoMI-
NAL-wHIsKEY STEADY.
THURSDAY, Feb. 1l-6 P. M.
The merchandise markets were still character
lied by irreguarity. The inquiry was moderate
for most descriptions OF merchandise, and there
was scarcely any activity in any departments. On
'Change the general aspect OF affairs was blue
enough, business being very circumscrined and
the markets generally tending toward q lower
basis. Flour was dull and neavy. Wheat was not
wanted TO any extent, but not being pressed for
sale was nominaly unchanged. Corn ruled frmer.
Oats were stronger. wniskey was sold at about
the nominal prices OF yesterday. Provisions were
quiet and nominaly unchanged, the markets for
pork and lard being. If anything. trife hrmer Cotton
ruled easier Groceries quiet Petroleum declined ma.
terially Naval neglected and nomina'.
CorroS-The market officially qualified at the
close du and easier tor spot cotton and weak for
futures. The final prices were tbased standard
Of classification In force September l. 1874. and
on upland cotton running quality not more
than half grade above below the grade Quoted:
Ordinary. lssec. good ordinary, 1876. strict good
mary. lil4c.; low midihng. l5isc.; mddling. l66c
good mddllng. l74c. Quotations based American
aula rd of q
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Feb. II. 1878
Cotton quiet and Arm: middling l5ssc. low mddling
ASc. good ordinary. l34c Net receipts, 2375 bales
16i sales. 2O5i Stock, 7s.2ii.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb IL. 1878
Cotton qulet Slightly irregular; misdling l5.4c. Net
Britain, s,43S Sales 500. Stock, 2l,4l0.
MOBILE, Feb. H. 1875
Cotton quet middling. l5c. Net receipts 2s3 bales.
Exports coastwise $40 Sales 1900 stock. 63.56i
SAVANNAH Feb. II, 1873
Cotton quiet and hrm middling. I5nc Net receipts
1860 bales Exports coastwise lU2 sales. l.U7J STOCK
!02 1856.
CHARLESTON, Feb IL, 1878
Cotton quiet; middling, l5c. q l51sc. Net receipts
l.40i bales kxportsio Gvat Britain. 1885, coasrwse
ga. Sales. l,OO0 stock. A95a
Flour steady and UNCHANGED sales 500 bbls at Sc
No spring 81 25 for amber winter, So 50 for white
Mesa 3d. No. CUE 81 g. w cors
meal Tor eoied and sss anssted per ton Mil;
per ton. Railroad ircehts-Four, 10 Boston, Soc; to
New York. 4)c TO Albany. S4c. .
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Deman'i light:
spot: sac March Sc April 10 DO sCnc u Sic re.
nike &C. spot; Gac c'' S sp Mar eha 1 Sc 3D.
April; I1nc bid, May rejected Ole 6iac Oats In iair
fs%and and "ayansea No 5se spot sss March
ork in GOOD demand at SIS 80 SIS S Spot: SIS Is
a, sls 72ts. Bulk meats in fair demand !: advanced
sar s a 4 ~
do Oarley sJS do shiume Flour A. 1903 b5 ISL
wheat s5hc March s64c. Apiil. Corn higher at sac
a SSc March; 6S2Sc April. Oats gnelanged; Pork
UNCHANGED.
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Stock Speculation Without Feature and
Prices Lower.
GOLD STEADY AT ia 5-8.
Money Easy---Foreign Ex-
change Unsettled.
RAILROAD BONDS FIRM
WALL STREET,

\
THURSDAY, Feb. 1l-6 r. M.
The stock market to-day was manipulated
chiefly by brokers, and therefore unsettled and
= unsatisfactory. The changes made in the course
Of speculation were lnconsequential and without
apparent influence upon future values. The vol
nme OF business was small. Union Pacific being
The leader. followed by Northwest common, Pa
ciic Mail, Western Union, Lake Shore and Wabash.
The general tone was one OF depression, most OF
the principal stocks closing at or about the lowest
prices OF the day. The exceptions will be noted
hereafter
THE SALES
amounted to about 100000 shares, which were
distributed as follows among the leading shares
New York Central and Hudson, 400; Erie, 300;
Lake Shore, 400; Cleveland ana Pittsburg, 100;
Northwestern. 24,3O0; do. preferred, 800; Rock
Island, 1000; Pacific MAIL %, eO0 st. Paul. e.7o0;
do. preferred, 600; Ohio, 800; Western Union,
$4,000; Wabash 49, 7oo Union Pacific, 4l,loo; c.. c.
and l. G., 900; Panama, 100.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with closing prices yesterday those OF
to-day show the following changes:-
ADvANCE-Erie, x; Hannibal and ST. Joseph.
"a Union Pacific, "a.
DECL1NE.-C., L. and I. c., u; Lake Shore, u (;
Pacific Mail, u: st. Paul, Is WABASH, Is; western
Union, u; North west preierre,. u; Gold, u.
The stocks that renamed steady were Atlantic
and Pacific preferred. New York Central Della
ware and Lackawanna. harlem. Panama. Qnck.
silver. Rock Island, Atlantic and Pacific Tee.
graph and Canton.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. highest
80 Ao1s
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

rageous violation Of both the spirit this
by the neglect enact the and by he
narran refusal TO take the prisoners teiore maas.
rate. demands at the outset OF the recently avowed
detective departure OF the police an INVESTIGATION have
prepared these charges counsel Of those
ihe precedent which may be set should you think 1t
worth while at present NJ time, 10 put them in
motion viii produce the witnesses, and will If II be
deemed necessary and advisable freely appear
Sc! 10 prosecute the Specifications well against the
uperntendent as the Commissioners OF Police. who all
throughout "a urday were perfectly coenZant OF the
actions OF their executive officer surely You will agree
with me mat these charges be true IL is scan
dal that those who chosen 10y to vioators
o,law should themselves while experimenting oi'enders
onend IN 80 agrant manner against positive as well
as unwriten law. am, sir. with great respect your
constituent and servant A.. Oakley HALL
TIE Mayor intends 20 have these charges thor
oughly investigated and that end 10 is believed,
he Will appoint q day, not distant, when the per-
sons accused Will be given an opportunity TO De
heard IN their own defence.
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HAvILANp-TRUsLow.-A the residence OF the
BRIDES parents on Tuesday February 9, by Rev.
DR.. j. A. NJ. Chapman. A. WALTER HAvILAND to
GERTRUDE r. TRUsLOw. daughter OF William Trus-
low, ali OF tns city. No cards.
LEwIs-LAUGHoN.-A the residence OF the
BRIDES parents on Wednesday. February 10, by
Rev. ID. X. Van BusklrK, assisted by Rev. j.
Spencer Kennard, RICHARD " LEWIS to FANNIE
LETlrIA. daughter OF ALVIN d. Laughon, Esq, all
OF this city.
WRIGHr-wALsH.-On TUESDAY, February 0. at
the Episcopal church, Port Jervls. by the Rev.
George II. Walsh, Of TROY, N. y. BARTON WRIGHT
to MARY L. WALSH. OF Port Jervis.
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INCLUDED in the above 100 bales to arrive. For
ture delivery basis low mddiine) the sales have
been as folio YESTERDAY. alter two M.-February,
5lc March, $40 ut Is 25Sc, 100 at Is l3l6c so
at 27a2c April. leo at lb1Sc 30 at IL $500, lO0
IL 3l6c May 100 at l6 I32c 1000 at 61sc; July. 100
II ls?c Total $3.50 bales Yesterday's closing prices:
February, l5s4c March. Is l3.lGc 1871 &c: April.
Is s-l6c. i6 7.32c May, 10 i5-S2c lG1ac Ju ne.
iS a5s2c; ASS ice. July I7ls2c a II ,ISc August.
up 10 two r M.-Februarv 200 at SIC, at is .l6c
20 at Is 2Ss2c $40 10 ll-l6c go at Is 239c March,
1900 at Is Bloc 400 Is 23c 100 at 10 l3 Ice, 7UJ
is 252c April 900 at IL 5-32c. l20 at 6lsc 200 at
IL 5o2c 800 l6c May a4O0 at IL 7l6c June 500 at
lbsic, July, lou at Hc August 100 at Ike Total
lL7J0 bales. Grana total 2l,SJ bales
COMMISSIONING new can be said OF the market
Buyers still holding off and from Indications hold
would have to submit to concessions to induce bust
small business jobbing way; The stock Of coffee
other Rio in first hands at this date includes
bags Java 77 do Porto Rico 1883 DO Mexican and lU5
do Manila The stock OF Rio III first hands In New
YORK reported at 3oSl2 bugs We quote lilo ordinary
cnrcoes llac l7Ac.; fair do 1870 1870 good d o.
lsc l9c. prime do, l94c. 91ac extreme range
lots l7Mc. 1910 Java government bags &c. &c.
do. grass mats, 23c. 3yc singapore. PC 4tc Cey
lon, zoe; 22e MaraGaibo. io5,c a axe: ,Layuayra
71sc Porto Rico lsc 2)c Costa RIGA, lSc 2c. !;
Mexican. l9c. Gle. Angostura. Oc 23c savanilla
Ice. 2lc: Curscoa, lSc 2c, gold, sixtv and ninety
davs -
20 200 bushels: corn 80 900 do OATS 9t75 do barley
2oU0 do. rye. 50 do Flour was exceedingly dull ana
tue market tended downward, shipping extras being
quotabe at 81 rs S. with good brands available at
81 80 95 sales were reported OF 65OO bbls nclud
-,.~tAA ah
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l6<c Nav 10 iss,c 10 Tide June, Il assSc july
l6 3S2c. l7c. August, " il6c. i7sc.. ana septem
Der, nominaly 1879 These figures a. COMPARED with
the closing prices show no change Tor spot cotton and
recession OF iaZc III ,ne price Oh huturrS we m9te
small Offering, compressed at Y-a2d. per
saiable and again easier AT i5sc. tor liverpool mid
ding, II costs 77d TO lay down in iv
crpool, without commission. New York exporter
bought in snip to Liverpool LOO bales barely
middiing old standard of classification at Ice with
freight per sail rne outhern markets, without quota
BILE change prices were III the mann reported less
active Nolhing was done in short notices ncninay
i5Aac ll0UUU bales Is yet the popular
mate of this Weeks receipts BY todays receipts we
gaiu AGO bales last week up to the same time.
Indicate rather more than tOUoGo bales as the crop
estimates those ports. New York estimates
about the same and Charleston letters say 3S O0W
bales kecelpls at the ports were as ioows:-Galves
vannah; $3.50; Charleston: t4ot Wilmington lxs: Nor
bales This day last week, 1884 bales. This day last
year 49, l3u bales Cotton rates to- foreign ports uloed
&c To Bremen. by steam, &C. TO Liverpool SLED. by
steam; by sail, asked, 932d.. compressed. The sales
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go hhds New Orleans sugars re, i7 do Texas NJ
7c anu sou hhds Cuba good In quality. at
~ Refined was hfmer. WITH light offerings 1890.
Tor and lOiSc l0lsc for hards The stock and
parauve stock OF sugar this date, reported as fol-
lows
Hhas Boxes. bags. Meado.
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fnsy WWsS" ssll Pa Wal n ~ 1Is's
CHI x I......l93h u3ts Union fae....- ts4 q 4o7s
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l0;lj AND ll:30 A. NJ.
5000 U S SIS. lO-,0. r.. ii49s
lC01 Us SIS. 1910, c.. ll7T
20Ju0 U S5's, r, 81. be 1854
24UO0 U s Us. cur. 800. llyZ
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do. coupon. li7,S li'zs do do, 1867 registered
llek all9S do. do do. colpon ll93t ll9T do
do new. regste ed. llsSA lls1l: do. do. do. cou-
pom Ils& l1szs; 90. d., 1867, registered. lls'4
llel1; do. do. do. coupon. lls34 ls7s; DO. do.
1865 registered, 1917 100: DO. 40, do, coupon
ll9X a 100; do. tsn-iorties registered, ll4J4 a
hay; do. do, coupon, llT1 MY: do. tves,
1851 registered, ASK ll54; do. do do, cou-
pom, 1l5I Il5,.
Tie following shows the London quotations TO-
day In sterling money and the equivalent in cur
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70 IcI% I3,oe4 ZIzIZ M 500 40
We quote ;-cuba-Rennng, Interior TO common. s'lc
iAr. 90 iair TO good far. 7hc 7sc. do, gooi to
prime, Ike I5sc; grocery tar TO good. Sc. sS? /;
prime 70 choice sa4c; SAG; centr,iusal hhds and
boxes boxes 6sse ne mead9, 4Ae a dAse; clayed,
ioi2s 7Ae sHc; 90, y TO =, s,se. sse. DO. IS
gao. lOc Porto kco-Re hning, common to prime, 7c
rs grocery TAI, TO choice s. ;sc. praziI-Dutcn
ard Nos 70 to y age and extra
Sl2c a i1c. grocery grades 79Ic a SIC.
WHIsKEY-Receipts2 9l bpls: The market was quiet
and steadily held. sales $50 bills at 81 o.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERPooL, Feb IL
Evening Spirits turpentine 26s, a &c Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDoN. Feb u-Evening.
Lin seed Oil asa per cwL
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SOUTHERN BONDS,

SOUTHERN BONDS.
Southern State bonds were again dun and
nominal. the only sale being small lot OF Tennes
sees, new series, at IS. that being bid for more.
RAILROAD BONDS
These were generally firm. especially in the sink
ing funds OF Union Pacific. which showed an ad-
vance to SO o S67S. Onion Pacific frsts advanced
to 93%. Western Pacincs sold at ss,s. New York
Central skies OF 1887 brought 99h ana Morris and
Essex second l04x.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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Mnsai WAS an and ne asence Of
ga for T' red "mbef winter - 81 or
~sss
VI i sa ss;ns 1sss ss.
s, S ss% aHd rs ~ e '
nal at &c or Canada IN bond Se was uu ""u ho'
Fsg,caIs:S berth lreisnt marset is quiet but
smos.iy vessels Tor grain and petroleum as sbcat
Son Sy ro as ysRGS S 80
bushels gram Tumored as relet room, At oad per
sons IS te and SAIL Vos
eaS sa So tons oaoSe KERN 1a a1 a. g.
per lon and BY steam 1000 bbs Hour reported al Is 3D.
Axe al eSs nd g1 IS sSs
cheese che WA Lvereo96 at Ss TO Glassow by steam 20
Tned Kingdom areci an Italian BARK Hence With is
British seHoor viii eu on 10 ABOUT
from Srr aa
nitrate. reported. from Iauique. at a1s. 70 Cork
norwegian bark TO arrive, with about ZOO quarters
and brig with naval stores from Wilmington reported
pc,rCeuMk from In ssno5e IS, 50 per DBL to French
ported at los to Bremen German ship hence with
So 10
M Ssek on
Mel0nss q. n 70 GoRenhagsn swedish bark hence
cargo from caSiara al 5000 's. '.s .eAe'"
for foreign grades which s.ld moderately in joCbins
oosns lot. aoa ss d
@ g'H hd. H do U s
RICO 10 English ianas and 1000 bcs Of New o Or
@ aas esys sSSs0s fsstss.' m sns
f fossS IsnS SC &c. n aH 40 SsGSsy
NAVAL turpen,lne continued quiet ors
Ssis %s ;Ss; 2 SSs %Sar
s1a s9s Sp ss @ ses also s IN Ns
ass RHsS ana aass sna
81 liz ss beet ~ s.
e ss s az ssa' s1ss
@ III S ana e nyss,
ps mes: gg % S.s,
and So ST. tor sas T"s nn: s sS city extra
nL oat meats. the market was quiet and steady, we
iTe & loose q pisGsd shoulders
M abe sa d 10y srss o.. grade s
HHs. City steam entirely nominal,
town soet s a. au'e SAFES Of Oo' 10" prime out OF
pl1solIsa. was decided weakness anifss,ea
ssrIsspSnas sS:e. here ,nsa nSsisy from me-
p9ated ~ nsa ensp " erect 6u9
February delivery: Cases without material change:
ca-goes quoted at l9c lsc Naphtha lady at 100
citv, in shippln order Nchnel at Philadelphia dun
and wholly nominal al 1870
kicK The market was quiet, but values exhibited
apprec'able change Joubn2 lots to tao amount OF ~
uerces OF ca ona and 100 bags OF kansoon were placed
a. ~, Ioilows,-Cay9iina at ne .xc ior fair 1,se a
Lonlstane. The, g. ksngoon We, ete currency; ;
SUGAR There X very strong tone 10 tho market and
stock generally held above lie views buyerk Own
msnts Of he dpty question prior 70 negotiating sass
Ihe ropoteed doAhpee were eaShsr light and included
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-12

RROADWAY HOTEL, NEAR LEADING THEATRES
~ tor sale % rooms, bar, billiard sua dining room
~ ge91 2raefi low rent, terms easy Address RVIkIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-12

The interest in this department has not abated.
The large operators appear to be intent In follow.
ing out programme, and their secrets are well
Kept. The opening and closing figure to-day was
ll4x. Meanwhile business was done at ll4,S q
ll4X. The following are the charges Tor time
gold For thirty days, V a u per cent; Tor sixty
days, y q u; Tor ninety days to four months, y TO
u ond n tho wear IN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-17
LATEST TELEGRApHrc SUMMARY

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1851.
Legal tenders quiet at S614 buying;
86H selling.
The New York State Democratic Con-
vention met at Syracuse yesterday. Mr..
Gone of st. Lawrence, was elected
Temporary Chairman, and Judge H..
Sturges, permanent Chairman. 1t is
understood the platform will favor hard
money.
The Lazard Brothers, firm of credit
aud responsibility in San Francisco,
contemplate the early establishment of
bank in that city, and are in cores
pondence with European capitalists on
the subject. This is the most signifi-
cant event in banking history of the
day.
The thieves who robbed the safe of
Sargent & Co. of $4,000. in Boston,
returned the money by mail Wednes-
day, except $73.
The Earl of Huntington is dead.
1t is reported that the cashier of the
Louisville Gas Co. is defaulter to the
amount of 100000.
A second shipment of 1853, 400 has
been made from the Consolidated Vir-
ginia mine. making total of 1888, 700
since the last dividend,