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The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND.

situate lying and being the rd Election Distri t.
Cecil county, ryland, and the road leading from
Elkton to Newark, adjoining the lands of the McCul.
Tough Iron Co., VIM Bowen Col l. D. Davis and others
being the same property of which Thomas McNea late
Of said county deceased died seized and possessed and
which were conveyed t" him, the said Thomas McNeal
decd by the following deeds, viz: One of the said
adjoining tracts conveyed 10y VIM. IL. Gilpin and
wife by deed dated tho llth day of January A D. 1883
and recorded in Vol 65, folio 103, one of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county aforesaid also, ano thcr
of the said adjoining tracts 10y deed from VIM. Britun
and others bearing date the 23rd day OF March, A D.
ls53 and recorded in Vol ~, folio d2l. the Land
Record Books of Cecil aforesaid: and also the
other adjoining tract of land, by deed VIII T. j.
Henry and wife, bearing date the Both day of April
A. D., 1866 and recorded in Ller H. r. T. No. l. folio
III, one of the Land Record Books of Cecil c,unty
aforesaid nd contains
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
LOST.

PAIR OF GoLD-FRAMED SPECTACLES, in sill.
case, marked " J. HARBERT liberal reward will
be paid the finder leaving them at Alrch's Jewelry
Store. GEO. HARBERT
Sept IL. ls75-lw
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT
The Mutual Building Association
Of Cecil County.

CONDENSED FROM AUDITORS REpORT)
RECEIPTS
Total receipts from Interest, Dues Premiums
Fines, Returned Loans to and including
June 2S SS3O67 81
Overdrafts sos OF
Error............ 33l
Total for five SS3 669 q
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
NEW WADVERTLSEHENTS.

Shoes and CATERS sold for what they arc
oorth, by MCCRERY & BoULDEN.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

The directors of the venerable specimen
OF paralyzed patriotism held a meeting
here last week, and gave us their opinion
that the prospects for its completion are
first-class. Subscriptions pour in every
day, and they expect to realize $s5, 900
from the Masonic Societies alone.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
DIR. II. F. TULL,
GEO. J. BENJAMIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

his care -
0FFICE-With John T.. Wilson. old Democrat .'
oilc", North street, ELKToN, Nj.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

The proper time for bird slaughter has
thumbs, fingers and noses, are beginning
to disappear from the personal makeup of
the rising generation. J. Fl. p.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

spoken Oh regarding - corn JUICE, nre-
arms, and the angry passions of men. In
this case, one Dennis German, drunken
"rough," was the shootist, and one Albert
Leede, German jeweler, was the victim.
German entered the aforesaid saloon, half
drunk land as a matter of course with
more liberality than cash), and invited all
hands to "smile;" they smiled" pay
ment being demanded and refused, fight
took place between German, the proprie-
tor, and bar tender, during which, German
drew " Remington seven shooter" which
was exploded (some say accidentally, and
Leede, an innocent man, was killed. Cor
man is held for the next grand jury.
KICKS AND COMMUNAL FELICITY.
On Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Phillip
Hahn, after suffering several years from
the insults and injury of her lawfully
welded husband and protector, kicked
against it at last, while Phillip (who, by
the way, was vender of "beer and pref
zels ") was administering monthly kick
ing, in course of which she kicked him in the
stomach, which caused Phillip in his turn
to kick the bucket. There was an inquest,
and verdict rendered accordingly. Phillip
was member of several societies and had
a splendid funeral; the widow is bailed,
and the "beer and pretzel" business goes
on as usual
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. 16 1875.
cooS SSSn sTas %dpS e: rsesp Or ss Snes S
4I7s Lxpots-To Great Britain, 27s5; coastwise 7sa
Srw ORLEANS Nov I6, 1875.
Cotton quiet and steady middng l2s.c; low middlng.
gross. o3s74 Exporis-To Britain 65s 70 the Con
MosILE Nov Ii, 1875.
Cotton hrn %ddns l2e N, i2%s ss,D 10y @ adS,Es Sns
Exports eoastwise, Lis. Sales. 1900 Stock, 3iod
SAVANNAH, Nov. rs, 1875
GOOD @G'q opnarg arr" iIe Ses receipts .7 bales
Britain SOL; coastwc. $50. Sales 1855 stock
sl.I67. :, -.
Cotton steady; middllng, i2s,e low middlng l2sses
bales Expors-ro Great Britain s,i3e the Continent,
i,Iot Sales, 800 stock, 6234o
wnxSoros, y, g. Nov. le. 1875
Spirits nTpentine quie At 55c Rosn steady at y = Tor
Flour seady; sales. 1900 Gels Wheat lower sales 80
81 III Com dull sales 1000 bushels sc Barley easier;
al sses s@ 81 % ss,s @ So no. sy S"nsda al a. 5000 o tESss DO &C
81 TO- $500 do 81 H. aud 5000 do by sample At o.
.eaay 1S ho ss s %SS'$ mi @dGs : s2a
per g@ c'9s "a Ea' Ss1a % % So1 M Gas Pes fe
Albany 9Ac 70 rGladePhia lumber y % 10 70 hc ad-
ley 5000 do rye and 4s2oo feet Of lumber Canal ship
mentsIsoo bushels whes, re- M 29o a, a2 barley oo do
grain the canal from Buffalo and oswese lor tdewater
725oJo DO barley. 900 d. rye and asooo d. peas
BurrALo, Nov IS, 1873
corn oOJ do oats. 3o0ooo do yc Y 500 do Railroad
rccepts-Four aSo bbls. wheat, 300 bushels; corn,
shipments. Canal shipments tidewaterWheat 10000
SSwSSs SSas SS Sa DE- S' Corn Sso 500 90 do G"n
e ia ew Ss,s "ik os eS g ns6e 70
81 barrels 81 % s6 - for .prng 8 10
Shi'e = soa 81 e Tor new process 81 7S for ye s. IS
bushels 80 Milwaukee club at 81 - sos bushels g.
d.. ~ 81 81 loo white Michigan, 81 - Torn dull;
chicago Rye Inactive cargo Of M~%aEse offered AZ
s Barley % & So y s. ses 81 m sv snT, Canada a" on
cut Lard dull At l4c. liigiwines nominal
ToLtpo. Noy 10. 1879
bash ii ~ so white Michigan 81 ~; extra do Il -
amber Michigan spot 81 ~ December 81 ~, 30 rcd
hrmer; high mixed, spot e3ac.; November d2t,c.
new, spot 5psc all The ye@r Ic low Do CHS new,
dn shade lower Michigan 34ysc rejected sic Frcigits
unchanged geceipt5Oo bbls hour = Uu bushels wheat.
1000 bushels wheat 25,D'' Do, corn, 1000 do. oats
culc.eo. Nqy %. is7,
ally unchanged but some smes rather higher ~ Chcago
prng. ~ 9s: 10 do, ~ p35s sput ~ u6a, seller
have declined saes o ~ sCmcago spring a oIsc s1c
rejected, TGac Corn IN fair demand but ~ lower rates
4tfsc, seller the year rejected, 5c oats quiet ana
weak No. = )Jt6c spot 3lc 3lsc., seller December
s34c spot Soc seller November Rye qMct bot stendy ~
67c Pork-luycn and sellers apart, tcndng downward
quiet aud al ~ s2i spot; Sli 77s. settler the year
Sil ~ seller, January Bulk N far demand, but at
liisc; short clear niddlcs Ike Wmskcy DUH lower
% sell sales ~ ~ ~ ~ tnc afternoon call n tho
changed Oats 3Otc. cash, Nov mber aud tile
year Pork shade higher 80 las S9 20 February
ruary. Receipts-FIour i3Uoj bbls. wheat. i5aol0
bushels. corn. 5lODO do Oats, ,SuJl %. barley lV'
1900 bushels, corn, 5000 do oats, 5000 do barley
1000 d.. rye, 90.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
DEATH OF DIR. G. @. KISSAM.

DR.. George G. Kissnm, well known practising physi-
clan Of jamaica died at his residence in that village
about eight O'Clock on Monday evening. The doctor
who bad health, with his wife and little daughter
visited Florida last winter. and their return It may
be remembered they wrecked in the steamship
Yicksburg the beach Fire Island Light, expe.
riencing much suffering Some three months ago Mrs
Kissam died. and subsequently there was some trouble
and litigation in relation TO the guardianship OF the little
daughter, Maudc who IS in charge of the person
designated by the mother before her death, Mr.. Aaron
Dcgrauw President OF the village OF jamaica. DR.. kis-
sam time enjoyed. extensive practice the
island but he lost most Of II through the personal
irregularities which finally resulted IN his death.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

AMEs-HiSEs. s.-on the 18th inst, by the Rev. James
G, Reed, of Virginia. tho residence Of the bride 5
father STEPHEN g. AMBs ol Bccyilc. Va, to NIoLErTA
a. eldest daughter o William W. and Mary G. Hines, OF
New York city No cards.
Norfolk papers please copy
BARLow-EGBEET. In this city, "Wednesday, Noycm.
bcr TO- 1873 at 81 Tmothy's church, by the Rev Geo.
Jarvis Gccr. u. d., Mr.. GEORGE WHITFIELD BARLOW 70
Miss CARRIE c. daughter Of tho late Edward Egbert
both Of this city.
BARTLETT-BLAxKMAN.- this city, Mt All Souls
church. on Tuesday November l6, by the Rcv. Dr. H.
w. Bellows IlESRY ANTHONY BARTLETT, Captain United
States Marine corps EDtTH f. daughter Of The late
George A. Blankman, OF Philadelphia.
BfsmoP-DE kLYS.--At Long Branch y. J., Novem
bcr lo at the residence OF the BRIDES aunt Mrs.
Mclntyrp. by the Rev. H. y. TOmkins JAMES d.
BrsroP OF New haven, Conn 10 Miss MARE BALpwiS
daughter of John B De Klyh Esq formerly of Yonkers
n. Y. No cards.
HEuscnEL-OTTrwELt.- On the 10th inst, at st.
AIMS church by the Rev pr. Gallaudct CHARLES s.
HgrsciEt 20 MARY ELIZABETH daughter of John y.
Ottiwci all Of this city.
PgEKcE--ScngNcK. Wednesday. November 10
1873 by tho Rev. j. spencer kcnnard, WILLIAM T..
PREEcE 10 MINNIE q. scnEScE, both ot this city No
cards.
VAS ScuAtcK--MitLER On Wednesday, November
10 at the residence ~ nc brides mother by the Rev
Henry \. Hovey, of Brooklyn ALBERT VAS ScHArcK of
Shrewsbury, II y, 10 !. ADELE third daughter OF John
Miller deceased, late Of New York
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Irregular and
Without Feature.
GOLD Id 1-2 A ia 3-S.
Rag Currency Worth S7.42-MOney on Call
2l-2 and 3 Per Cent-Inyestment
Securities Firm.
WALL STREET,

TUESDAY. Nov. l6--6 z. NJ.
The underonc OF the stock market for the day does
not Indicate rmness Spectators have done their
most 10 secure strength and artificial figures have here
ofore been recorded thus far the plan of opera
onS fails OF success professional operators havo
not been able the outside public. The deal
ings therefore, chiefly local in character, and the
prices that follow represent only spasmodic efforts.
Pacific Mail was the leader Of the day and
40 600 shares changed hands, prices ranging from
tok a Az, with n close at Al Erie was next in
Importance, and sold from 1ol down 10 l5t4, with
ending atl5X Western Union sold at 757S 75sS a
T5x Lake Shore ended at 81 Z. after sales at 6lI
Union Pacific closed 724. tho opening price North
western common moved between 39ls a39I. Ohio
and Mississippi reccded to 1879 after sales at 1917
Hannibal ard ST Joseph preferred closed at 2sH, an
advance from 261 The plain stock sold at 23l 22Ts
23k. Missouri Pacific ended at l.. Panama opened
ct 1907 and fell or to 1851. Canton advanced 10 40
and the Producers Consolidated Land and Petroleum
Company from % to 81 The other changes are unin-
portant
TO-DAY.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregated las 900 shares which among active stocks
distributed as follows:-New York Central and
Hudson, 1so; Erie, A.. 500; Lake Shore 1850; North
western $780, do. preferred, 115o Rock Island 100
Pacific Mail, $4,000, ST. Pnul, 1880 do. preferred
J. 400; ohos, 1900; Western Union, Is 500; Wabash
500 Union Pacific, 2lo0 Panama, 400: Missouri Pacific
400
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
Jc~ eoffh fhn dav.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM AND 1-l6c.
HIGHER on UPLAND AND ALABAMA-FuTUREs
l-4C. 5-l6C. HIGHER-FLoUR DULL AND
HEAyY-wHEAr DULL AND SonINALLY IN
cHANGED-coRN DULL AND SoMINAL--oATs
IRREGULAR-PoRK DULL AND NOMINAL
LARD EAsIER-PETRoLEuM QUIET AND NOM
ISAI-sP1mrs TuRPENTINE pUIL--RosIN
pULL-HIpEs QUIET AND EAsY-ons IN
cHANGED-wHIsKEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs FIRM
ER-HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED GuNNIEs
UNcHASGED-coFFEE oUIEr-sUGAR FIRM
TUESDAY. Nov. 1852 ".
There but little change IN the commercial status,
the markets being all but universally duh and nominal
On Change business very light, nearly everything
being duh Flour was dull and heavy Wheat
dull but nominally unchanged. Corn in no better
demand and prices little better than nominal.
oats we're irregular and lower. whiskey was steady.
Pork was dull and nominal. Lard was easier, but in
better demand Cotton on the spot Lice. higher
for upland and Alabama Futures were &c. 5-16c.
higher Coffee quiet Gunnics were quiet Hemp
and utc were quiet but steady Hides we're quic, and
easy. Rosn duh nominal. Spirits turpentne
dull Oils unchanged. Petroleum quiet and
nominal. Sugar ruled quiet. but firm.
ASHES steady. We quote Pots at 5kc 5Ae and
pearls entirely nominal at 7c Small OF pots we're
al quotations.
quiet; quoted at l3ifc 1870 for reguus
BEEswAx was quiet steady The sales we're lbs
Southern SIC We quote Western at 3ic. and Southern
soc.
BRoon CoRN-Thc market was quiet and unchanged.
only or small lots We qnots Brush short green,
choice loc i2c hurl green. loc l2c medium,
&C. a ioc, red and red tipped &c. nc.
CANDLES steady but quiet
CorrEK-Markct for Brazils quiet. Sale reported at
Baltimore 1000 bags Rio. Serene. private terms
quote Ordinary cargoes IKE 171zc ar do, lsac.
lss4c good do. l9c l9hc- prime de-. 1876 a9lc
range for lots l7c lo1c Santos fair TO good,
lsse 20c gold ninety days java bags 2c.
o7c do grass mats 2sc Singapore do. o2c 24c
Ceyon 2ic pc Maracaibo 1896. 2ll9c; LaGuayra,
I9i5c gle. Jamaica, 1876. 2oc. ST. Domingo, isc.
lsIsc Porto Rico 1870. poke; Costa Eica, lec.
2iIsc Mexican. 1880. a2lc Manila 1870. 2o1sc An
sostura I9c 2lc; Savanilla. l9c 2ie Curacoa sac
20c.
CoorERAGr SrocK-Thc market was dul. and unchanged
any department We quote -hoiasses shocks ~ ncn,
ads, 50 10 ~ 25 shocks with heads 3snch.
80 60 - 65 do do 36.inch 81 90 81 - box shooks
75c. SOC. rum do. 81 a5; pipe do, - 30 81 empty
hogshends z So hoops iee, ordinary 70 prime. s4oa
soodoo lbs, at 2s'4c 2sisc quote New she athng
nails 3sc 3sc sheathng &c, xed lots, i9c. gle
American ingo lake, ca 23tsc H. Yellow metal
New sheathng and bronze &c bolts 2sc nails. sheath
nE. 22c perln
CoRDAGE quiet and unchanged We quote Manila
darge and small size Per b. l4ic i51Ss; DO. se-d
Sisal rope Ike I2I,c; New Zealand like. I2isc
Russia hemp tarred lie American DO. lie Russia bolt
lie.
upland and Alabama cotton but New Orleans and Texas
unchanged The market closed 6rm In futures fair
business was transacted and quotations were advanced
with Mondays final figures as follows
The New York herald., 1875-11-17

l.l1
Included in the above 100 bales 70 arrive Tomorrow
For future delivery the sales
after two MNovember, 2.l0o at i3sc December, 200
- isc feSTuary az '' ooo at Il s2c 300 At s sss
March, 200 at 13 5-16c, 800 l3 I-32c Aprl 22OO at
3c May, 500 at 3 l6c. June, 100 at 1327 32c Total
l3 932c. 500 rs 51ac 400 l3 932c 2U l3'sc 100
is 5s2c & 200 At ID sSc 300 at IS sssc so 7s2c
at is 582c 100 at r. i6e 700 AZ i3 732c 500 al l3c
1000 3 5l6c February 800 IL 932c 500 at l3 51ec
roo at 10 l-32c 100 l31sc, 500 - 1886 60 Al
March, 800 13 7l6c. loD i3isc. 200 l3 l5-32c
400 at - i732c 700 AZ l3sc 800 at 10 l732c 500 At
is 2i.82c. 200 at 23-s2c loo at - Ii-i6c. 100 at
10 2332c, 200 l3 Il-isc, LOO l3 2332e, 200 at
10 70 2c May 300 At 100 at l3 3l-s2c june 2oo
l4lSc 100 IA 732c, 100 IA o-32c. August COO
4ac 800 IA t32c Total 81 100 bales; grand total
5000 bales The receipts at the ports AS follows
Savannah, 4,2U7; Charleston. 1882 Wilmington, 65i;
Norfolk 27s9 New York 4S9: Boston, 6ja; Philadelphia
5l3 Total 2503T bales. This day last week, 22I9 This
day last year, OO97 Total since September ll6l 1875
bales Cotton freighs closed follows:-To Havre, by
steam, &c. To Hamburg, by steam, lc, compressed
To Brcmon, BY steam lc compressed To Liverpool. by
FEATHERS quiet and unchanged quote Prime
20 choice, geese, 60c &c; mixed, TO quality, SOC
a4Dc.
Ftsn-Saies Of Georges-Ioo qnntas at So Grand Bank
good supply Sales quntals Mt "A IS s..
Mackere stesdy The sales 100 bb shore $40
Is and SIS for No 300 bhs shore No IS
24c 26c. for No Is and 27c 23c. for scaled Bar
relied herring dull sale We corgss Bank
cod x6; Grand Bank do 81 IS s.; shore mackera No 2
s6 No. $2G box herring. No. 24c. 26c scaled do,
27c. 2oc.
FLouR Asp GRAis-Reccips-Flour ~ 76e bbs wheat,
l66 966 bnshcls corn, 7aS43 do ~. s.J35 do rye,
500 do barley 1879 do barley malt III ass do The
-four market ruled nul and heavy The sales $3.50
bbls at the annexed prices Corn quiet Sales
mo- aw-Lx a NJ,
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
CALIFORNIA STOCK QUOTATIONS
The following are the latest mining stock quota
MEMoRANDrM

preliminary injunction brought oy one OF the
spectators IN Pacific Mail was to-day granted BY Judge
Donohue to prevent the Panama Company from build
Ing the line OF proposed at recent meeting
OF the directory We informed, however. that the
Panama people will proceed with their arrangements
irrespective OF these efforts to stop them and propose
TO rest their right construct line on the char
ters under which they are present working until
the question OF n permanent injunction IS brought
fairly before the courts
The New York herald., 1875-11-17

Paul $40 advanced 10 o. Ohio and Mississippi con
sodated 10 o3G do sinking fund 10 eSh and Michigan
Central sevens to Io2 Chicago and Northwestern con-
solidated rose to s7,5 DO, gold, selling s7% s71.
Union Pacific rsis sold at 1929 1929 and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy consolidated scyens at los.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds:-Union Pacific hrsts 1929 1903; do
land grants osN 90; do. sinking funds, sS11 ss7s
Central Pacidcs, 1887 lO4S.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
DIED.

ARERxErnY November H. 1873 LorTfE ELLA eldest
daughter u Albert and Mary Abernethy aged years
and mouths.
The lncral Will take place "Wednesday November II,
nj two O'Clock, from 4dG Hudson avenue Brooklyn.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
BAIRD. -On Monday. November IL, alter lingering
Illness, ELLEN BAIRD, Ia the SD year 0f her age.
Tho relatives and friends of tho family respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral from the residence
OF her daughter Mrs Butler No. 50 Yroomc street. on
Wednesday, the lIth INST, az halfpast one J. w. .
BgLcHER---On sunday. November IL, NELLIE H.,
daughter OF William II. Belchcr, IN her l7lh ycar
Funeral from her fathers residence, orange Naley
The New York herald., 1875-11-17

Wheat was du and nominally unchanged. There
below the current nominal prices Ihs sales were only
No Minnesota ~ - Tor soft 81. 81 40 Or white
dul and nearly nominal ~ about I5c or mixed, with
steady sales of 800 bushels 81 No choice
Canada Bay. and SIC Sc Tor tworowcd Oats
ase for ordinary 30 Ghcaso sales 500" bushels i've
tsnsped Pea. ruled quiet we quote BLACK eyed south
81 80 ~ Is per bushc IN two bushe bnes
ei'; e ~ 81 81 Canada n'd !" bulk and y bond 70 arrive
Ysurr-rh. market throughout VA. very quiet and no
quoted at 81 SIS Palermo s3 sj Havana oranges AZ
a. 81 %: layer ran. = & peT SoS 81 ~ psr Gs
box soc. per quarter box; Iaencis rasns. 9.tc
quote :-Appss quarters ioe, lie Sew York, sliced
%Is % s PescS M common 40 70 sre sngs
lDc lc choice DO. l-r 2lc unpeced do. quarters
noa,in@l 10 stock Bsckbcrrie. lac raspberrss Ssc
52sc cherries &c prunes, I7c loc state iec 2lc.
quote Dome;tlc cloth i2Ac i21lc BorncO Gouri-
ilESr 1Sp Jutf-Te market was stili quiet at steady
Pes'e - w. a.o'e & Amsrie.n & q dressed per ton SO
81 Is I'D Italian ~ ms m A. ~ M go1S Ia,e ssr
4Ac,, gold Jute butts quoted - 21Sc. &c. currency
HrpEs.-The market quie. AMI easy. We quote :
I!ae Montevdeo 291s 70 2iis bs, 2lc Couieutes, q
onnoco y 70 23 1s 2ic California - - - bs 2ic
Central American o % ~ los lsc isc Mslam9ros ~
% ~ lb loc lsc Vera Cruz - 70 - ibs Ie Bogota,
lsto2p lbs iac sc, Al god selected Texas and SOUTH
slaughter Ok - lbs oc do COW 45 70 80 lbs SC
iiiors-Ghoce Shipping grade, wero very scarce aud
iull prices *efo readily oSsslnsa cmmon grades wgre n
Eastern. ioc iec Wisconsin loo i6c yearine sc i
lOr olds, all srowths g. g. CALIFORNIA; lie roc.
marke. very qget and prices without change
We quote NO. American f24 49,; 10 DO. 81 $z3
e;lenearnock S32; No ] EgIinton 80 30 = $40 cart
sass's sails 81 i sss: Steel rsii, SIS s7l
LEAD vas nrm Out quiet Tho sales we're about 600
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
vEEKLr cLEARING nousE srArEME,
PRODUCE EXPORTS.

PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports OF produce from this port for the week
mding to-day were s4sS2 500 against S. 24e for
he corresponding week in 1874 and 81 6o3 500 in 1s7a
The total exports from the port since January th,s
rear, were s222 l4417 against s25e l5s Oss for the
corresponding period in 1874 and $685. 1872 $40 in 1s73
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm al the following o,o
tations;-United States currency skies Io4k. do
do, 1851 registered, II i 1919 do DO do common
i22'z i2Si DO hyetwentics, 1864 registered, l14h
40. 40, 40, coupon, ll44; do do, 1865 registered
l161S 116i6 dc. do, DO. coupon 1lei, 1l6lz. A
ao, do, new, lle1z 100 Do. do do do. coupon
i1ox 1197S do do 1861 registered. 1915. 12lz1
90. do do, coupon, 12l74 l2i5s 10 do. 1865. rcrs
tered, 1915 1922 do do, DO, coupon, 1915. l2o
do. tenforties, registered 116s alls DO do coupon
n7A 1l7lz; do. ives 1881 registered Il5l ll57.
DO. do, do, coupon, 1l6% I16%
the UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $40 900 gold
IN of interest," and $729 600 in redemption of
ive-twcniy bonds The following the Treasury bal
nces at the close OF business to-day ay-Currcncy,
BIO ooo ooo con ST. $50 Ooo certificates SIS 400 900
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The foreign adviccs meagre, and report nothing
sehne with reference the situation described yes
erdsy American securities quiet and steady, and
onsos are higher. Tho weakness OF Egyptian, Peru
nan and Turkish loans will naturally impcI European
capitalists transfer their investments to the bonds
OF stable governments like own and this is doubt
less OF the why the Rothschds with their
tar.seeing financial acumen lending much aid 10
The operations Of American Syndicate. The follow
ng the closing (dve r NJ London quotations
consols for money 94ss o44l consos for account,
"a. 941t 1865 bonds oId, lo3ls 1867 bonds, 1Osa;
kn.forty bonds, lo41s lo43s noS nvcs, lO3X; Erie
la AZ Erie preferred, p a. 2S
RoSps
In State bonds Missouri Or 1873 sold al 1903 do
long 102s and Teunessocs 80 a. for cid aud 45s
for aud series District Or Columbias ended az
6oi4; Virginia SKIES, consolidated at 49,
BAyK SHARES
Bank shares sold a. % for Fourth National
and l23 for Merchants. The latest bds are
America 1853, American Exchange, ll6; Central
National, 1925; Chatham, 137 Chemical, 600
CITY, 900; Continental s.; Importers ana fraders'
Is7k; Mercantile lo5i Merchants l23, Metropolitan
Bi; Nassau lO3; New YORK, l82, Park l3s; PhoniS.
100; Republic, s.; Seventh Ward, gs; ST. Nicholas,
lOl; State Of Now York, l05, Union 14O
RAILROAD BoyDs.
Railroad bonds strong. New York Central sixes
1881 sold up to 1O4, and DO Of 1888 to 1O2 Harlem
registered hrsts brought Ill Erie hrsts sold 1885,
and third o5& Central Pacihcs rcceded 70 io3 and
Missouri Pacific hrsts 70 1o2K. Mil~aukae and 81
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LoyDoS PRopucg MARKEr-foNDos, NOV. I6--EveninE-
Spirits Of fturpcntine, 25s od per cwt.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 r. N.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


The changes IN the closing prices since those or
yesterday follows
ADvANcE.-Atlantic Pacific Telegraph 4 Hanni-
bal and ST. Joseph 81 Pacific Mail. ss Quicksilver
X Wabash, ~ Michigan Central, 4 New Jersey
Central, ~
DEcIISE-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Il; c.. c.
and l. c., 1s; Eric, s. Harlem, = Lake Shore u
Northwestern common & do preferred, = Ohio and
Mississippi = Panama, 4; st Paul common x; do
preferred, 81 Western Union Telegraph ~; Mis-
touri Pacific. IL District Of Columbia IS bonds AZ
Erie in London, As gold. x.
SrATIoSARY.-New York Central, Delaware and Lack
awanna Rhode Island, Union Pacific
MARKET
The close OF money call loans at . and ~ per
cent Prime commercial paper is unchanged. Foreign
exchange advanced this afternoon 10 s4 for prime
bankers long and IS for demand sterling with busi-
ness at +s3ia and 4s7h. The market closed firm and
with few bills offering. Reichmarks 95h a5s. and
6A4 e6s; cables. 9e7l se7S prime Paris 5171, and
k145l rentes in Paris hrmcr at 65f 75c
THE MARKET
Gold opened and closed at 1l4,S, with sales in the
interim at l141s. The paid for carrying were
and per cent Loans also made lat