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will be appreciated By the patrons of
the railroad aud will tend to increase
the passenger travel over the route,
as the elegance and comfort Of tie
Orioles accommodations make the
ride from Westwego /. pleasure rather
than the bore it has heretofore been
by many regarded.
An accident, which caused no more
serious damage than to delay the
train about four hours, occurred at
the upper terminus of the road last
Tuesday. The switch at the White
castle station was incontinently left
open after the cars had been arranged
in proper order fuf the return trip,
and the fact was not discovered in
time to prevent the tender aud rear
drive wheels Of the locomotive frum
leaving the track. All hands on the
train set to work with a will, and
after several failures accomplished the
difficult job OF replacing the tender
upon the rails. 1t was after 6 o'clock
in the evening when the train passed
this place on its way to the city, and
half past ten at night when the OIiole
touched the wharf at the head OF Ca
nal street, New Orleans.
While the general condition of the
track between here and Westwego is
greatly improved, there are several
rough places that require the atten-
ton OF section bosses aud their labor
ers.
The comnany's ferry boat now re-
ceives and lands passengers and
freight at the head of Canal street, in
New Orleans, which is great con-
yenience for travellers and shippers.
By request of the writer we give
place to the following communication
concerning the alleged theft of il coat
by colored man named Philip Green
Commonly known as Philip Grant,,
particulars Of which were published
in the CHIEF of March Goth:
DoNALDsoNvILLE, March 29th, 1875.
EDITOR CHIEF:
In the last number of the Leader appears
an extraordinary editorial Tor is intended,
| suppose, for such), in which it is sought
10 throw the odium of guilt upon Il hereto
fore honest aud industrious man.
The article in the CHIEF, from which the
Leader draws its deductions, was correct; ;
and to prove that it was not believed Philip
Green intended to steal the coat, Sir Leblanc
himself came into open court next morning
and wanted to withdraw the charge against
Green, declaring he dc; not believe Green
guilty CT intent to steal.
! wish also to inform the sage Lsuae,. that
the property WAS returned intact to Mr. Lee
Siaic III court Tie next morning alter the
examination, and from the time the property
was found and brought before ME, at Il
o'clock that night, until after the examine
ton, it was in ny possession.
The deputy Sheriff in his hasty search
might have been mistaken the first time, as
the watch might have fallen out OF the case
and rolled where it was found
The ease Was sent bctnre the Parish Court
because Il Was ny duty to do from the
facts rs presented for examiutt io1. and not
because there was any latent proven to steal
the articles. | have no doubt had taken
upon myself to discharge Green instead OF
reminding the s:tsc, I would have been sus;-
tanned ~ the Whole community. excepting,
perhaps, the dc tacto conductor OF The Leatier.
Very respectfully yours,
W. G.. WILKINSON,
j. F., eth Ward.
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For Sale.
A BOUT SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, front
"A lug on the Mississippi river, and situated
one mile above Donaldsonvilie, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon;
being the residence OF the late DIR. j. L. Me-
Cormick. For terms apply on the premises
to
mar90-1m T. p MCCORMICK.
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TIME TABLE N. O., NJ. & T. R. R.,

TIME TABLE n. o., M. e I. Z. E.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Daily Passenger Irain-Leaves New Or
leans, from head of Canal street, at 7:45
4. n.
Arrives ut Donaldsonvi1le at II NJ.
:" Whitecastle at 1890 r. N.
:Returning-Leaves Whilecastle at 2:45P NJ
Leaves Donaldsonville at 1870 7. NJ.
Arrives at New Orleans at 6 Pm.
Trains stop at all way stations.
FREIGHT Tra;n-Leaves Donaldsonyille daily
(Sundays excepted) ut ll:40 A. NJ. Sugar
and molasses will be landed at the sugar
sheds, New Orleans, at a. NJ. the day
after shipment. Rates on sugar, IL 50 per
hid molasses, IS cents per Dbl.
Jos. HUGHES, c. II. ALLEN,
Agent. General Manager.
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Every merchant in the parish is in
terested in the advertisement else
where in to- days CHIEF relative to
special internal revenue taxes on the
sale Of liquor and tobacco. These
taxes must be paid to 0. A. Rice, dep
aty Collector at Baton Rouge, within
twenty days from date, and no further
notice is required to be given. Deal
ers who have experienced the mild
pleasure Of paying penalties 70 the
Internal Revenue Collectors will need
no second warning.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-03

State taxes of 1874 are now due.
Official notice from the Collector APP
pears in another column.
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SEWING MAgIIINEs
Estimate Of Expenditures
OF the Parish Of Ascension for the Cur
rent Year ending December 81, 1876.

Secretary of the Police Jury, $500
Parisl. Treasurer, COG
Parish Printer $50
Parish Attorney, ------ 3Dti
Parish Coroner n . 45a
Physician attending Coroner, --... ,09
Jail Physicians, 81.
Sergcant-;ttrArms Of Police Jury, ii
Syndirs OF Roads. Observation-Disclosures 20
For services in criminal mat. ers--
Clerk OF Court, salary in full, .- go
Sheriff, salary III ittfi, 100
Justices OF the Peace, 18th ward s;iia-
rics III full, 100
Gonsfables. It'll, ward. salaries i'll full, 100
Justices of the Peace, ether wards,
salaries in fuii Observation-Disclosures 525
CUnstables, ether wards, salaries in
full, Observation-Disclosures 'l25
Witnesses fees i'll District and Parish
Courts. -.-.--.-.-- 800
District Attorney and Attorney 9,ro
tsts.. convictions, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100
.Iaior. for maintenance Of r.;soncrs.-. inaa
Grand and Petit .Jnrers, SOC
Police Jurors. per Gieas, ---- 4Da
pfnlsei>' tt.l.i, 3DsJ
Public School fund. Observation-Disclosures too
appropriation. for Recorders affsce tos
new i.istic@s made -.-- 2GfT,
Tax Collectors compensation. lilo
Contingent expenses, Observation-Disclosures. ::3sS2
Total, 81 4, 40,
L. D. ARCENEAUX.
president. Police Jury,
HENRY HA4MkN.
F.EDK DUFFEL.
Dist. ATTY. 34.1 TEN
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Seventh Senatorial District.

IComprislng the parishes Of Ascension an
st. james.
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We learn from an acquaintance that
orr young friend Jas. H. protfitt took
an involuntary bath in the cool waters
Of the Bayou this morning. He was
persuaded TO get suddenly out of a
skitf by the rope stretched across the
Bayou at the ferry landing. If jim
my had received previous warning of
the ropes intention, it is SAFE. to say
he would not have allowed himself to
have been so persuaded.
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Since the above was in type, word
has been received from Mr.. Mitchell
that he overlook Otis at Clinton, re-
covered the horse and buggy aud had
the thief locked up.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-03

The second son of Mr.. JOS. Gondran
shot myself in the foot yesterday
while carelessly handling an old re-
rolver that has been lying. about Mr..
Gondran's store several years, the
load not having been discharged dur
ing all that time. The young mans
wound is not Of Il serious nature, aud
does not confne him to his room.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-03

We call the attention of lovers Of
good wines and liquors, fine cigars
and the fascinating game Of billiards,
to the popular Railroad Coffee house,
corner of Mississippi and Lessard
streets, under the. management Of Mr..
David Israel, young man who has a
host Of friends here. The Railroad
saloon is first class institution, and
is stocked with th0best Of every thing
in its line.
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For Sale.

Donaldsonville, La, March 5, 1875. Z
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spent brief time in Jail, while the
Teutonic beIligerent was not required
to breathe the dark and Eoisome
vapors Of d dungeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
ON Dig O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO q
Srcs & O'CTOCK y. N.
Western Unian
FRIDAY, Nov. 5-P. N.

The course Of the stock market has been the exact
reverse Of that of yesterday, and the stocks and
bonds Union Pacihc which were weakest yester-
day have been the strongest to-day, while the gen.
eFal course OF tho market, which downward yes
terdsy has been upward to-day. At the very OPEN
ing, prices. with the exception of Union Pacific,
which was strong. were very generally lower, ana
under the lead Of Northwest Common declined
from a 10 per cent during the first hour 0f busi-
mesa after which there was . general Improvement,
which with only slight reactions continued to the
close, resulting in a very general advance of l402
Per cent il the active shares. The business OF the
day In the aggregate was only Moderate, amounting
70 the purchase and sale of about 5000 shares of
winch $1,000 were Lake Shore, 5000 Pacific Mail.
z6o0 Western Union, Ia, 500 Northwestern.
100 Union Pacific 400 Erie 1890 G., c. and |.
y, loo ST. Paul 300 Missouri Pacific, and LOO
nlchigan Central Lake Shore opened at 60i2.
soia down 70 co., up to 6IAa. and closed
oiH1 showing an advances Of u per
cent over Yesterdays closing price. Pacific Mail
suNShced per cent 10 80. after having opened at
90 ana sod down to 37s- Western Union has been
s'fohg all day on fair business. Opening at 7bl3,
sod up To 76A2. and closed at the highest price OF
NC aAy showing aA advance from yesterday Of u
per cent Northwest opened at 37l4 sold off 10
''s and finally closed at 37ns an advance Of Y per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

--v,y yoRY Nov 5-BRryRs-Arivais today were so
ios' az ify s as for The iasi four lays against
ash fOr tint corresponding lour days L-s week 1ooa e4s
medium plenty ana ne Iiarket was gen
x "a "a. steers p weft reai al ia 5isc : Is to ress = %
% tie grs cwt bnt the odsiee nggre Tor cty prime Sc
steers soid at 10 lze d. 10 dress $50 % conm n
ordinary 10 soad LAS and CherJkee caiLe
me n al lStstis We're cans COD Erother
T. c Eastman ears Tor Vim Van an. Alta ssrs too
cars :. sinner, aud cars Tor l1e -, ,,, -. o.,
cwt aytT4s1 a. o.aI0c 2 n dress So n 70 the gross
cwl amt Q. 40 = e &C oS , c. 70 o9 y; 20 see,
"a osL sveIags llalzs,c ' ID. vita lew a l5e aud
Gin. Brown sold TOR 5. sSlnsr 32 Onio steers 7aasa
cwt At ai5e y n 20 dress p 600 D. ., r,,o,. ..r =
cw a de d. 70 dres, % p 80 'as gross oyc; ~
- Illinois aIeers, a cwi at a no. % Iss D. % q, ~ a
earn oS Hsaih cars for Lowry & co. cam Briggs
D., Tor Bourne H. cars ior ". C1tsu, ss 1 ,
WEIGH cars for Bradionl q Co. qsrS ,o5 =
- eI,mi:n soid Tor r1gs a u. 30 OHIO seers
cwi av@rase az Ii SI2ii,P n To dress 81 H. and % ohio
" B. Badlry sod Christie 90 Indiana steers cwt
Chsie, Kahn " Kahn ~ kentneky steers ~ owt
averase al II Is D. 20 oD S's oxen % e se az
81 10 fr IL Kahn a kentHeEy stserS owl a. =,
i To- .se 20 dress 56S57 10.
b. ID sosl 2r ~ ma NY 49, 20 10, nr
rrd 81 Chio steers cwt, lel2Le. 70 Grss IS Cor
for g. Z. Thorp II common state d. at $50 v heal
ID. a. Culver for u. c. WEIGH IS common ONO steers
sewL Ayeraac n. dress So . to me gross cwt
for IWry a co. Indiana zterr ga cSI, ~ uOm SA2c. W
dr.ss 3 b IL &C. 10 druSs 81 %.
: w sherman said W. Alerton 10 TexsnA 3's cwt
average S D. 10 dress % y 10 the gIoe W. ALL 10
Color.io steers 81. cwt., 7aa 7sse 70 dress 50 D.
ID WaiKr said for Aorrs 8 Mai1el IS TEXANS . cwt
average AT &c y D. 10 dress 50 to the 81 A. ewt anh
no inis STEERS "a cwt 3i&6lO sc To drtss eo0io 10
snKRP AND IAsBs-A 20 cars Al Jersey y,
ca A FORTY aud ~ -Atlct st 0tsi Oh ~
cars or 10 bead. making 1879 Tor inc aat Tour a =
aaist for the corresponding Tour days Asst Nees
So al .c !; o. with Of the best 70 Nc sheep wero
and trade Wa limited Common
10 prime rAEgod frJin y - 6isc q H. - -.
fharles r. agysr sold 40 Jersey ewes 100 average AZ
5le n; lU7 stao lambs, go ., at 81 % 100 u loi
p L.,ea .oa AZ common lamos II at
k..s x Piloock soid sheep Il3 average. al
GcP I79 kentucky do, 90 n, AZ no. and Iol cs'adA
Judd Bas sngam sold 2c3 Kentucky sheep s6 average
AZ SIC - 10 ana 2l4 common DO, rs 10, al 4Sc.
TIsc y 70 "A 90. u N, Gt Gao. - Do % 10 el
stsls do u TIC: 100 do, ~ n a. 81 40 100 ~
do n D. at 81 81 en- SO 40, 81 D, AZ &C. y DO %
az 0lc; l33 "a Tic; - DO, "a o. Al ai W no.
II n at 7c; CanaA sheep 10 D. al o7o 20 hlcissr
DO 81 n at 5sse star Do 10" D. At Co. % do ~ o
AZ c. l03 do 81 u. a 6o 10 do, 10 d. at Do and " az"
: Se,rS~ sod SO state lambs 81 n average AZ To.
IL d. a averSg, At sac, and sieep los average
" Decker sold lat lAnbs 80 average at Tee
Jsmss Kiy .otd 80 STATE sheep. average. ate
n 10 do. LOB average ~ Geo. ~ state lambs " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
DOMESTIC MARKET1.

nALrMoRE Nov. 5.-Cotion quiet. Low Mifdng, l3c.
T1our duieL steady unchanged Mhras nnDsr No.
Western Rcd ii 80 Penusy vanla Rsi 81 80 Maryland
Re.l II 2Oa II Is Amber ~ bODxi 80 do Wht1 81 20
Gsi quiet and steafy southern White, old $50
re new, Csc Yellow old &c nes OsH SOC. western
Mixsd re bats srD softhrrn. 429iSc Western whtea
&C. Mixed Rye quiet nat nr1n Al So1oJc. Hay dEn
and ,nehanged quiet but firm and unehsnge
Psk rnp al s23dtaJ 55 L4ri quiet; keun-t sas DC.
,tt.r .eady Wsscr Extras 26 d9e do ttrsU 2562Ic.
petroleum. noni.aly changed Cnee quiet no csrso--,
lsg2JLc joOUny et l312 ~ WHISKY hfmcr eut not quo
taby higher; sales al . Is
Al 1our-Defna1d steady sslcs % Western
sup-rtre at ~ IS Extras, - SO9.ai Wfsn
sin Extras s6 rs 90 Minnesota Boxers Extras 60 Je1ST %
Winter Wheat Onin Indiana Michigan AZ 500 a.
Illinois 81 75@s5 so, ~ Louis. - 50 southrrr d. as
5Oasy Common Extrnk aid Cisaise Family o..
Minne.ata q foT ~. esl
and yellow fair demand 400 TOR M.xe
No ChOiss White nrn,ihay olG01c. Rye. oSs .
81 -horts ss2 fine s~ed, s25ss. so aud aie.nnzs,
4s.i4 Recapis-f1sur el31 Ohls Corn. buSii
Wh-st 200 bash Gaia 9TSo bush, shorts 6,asi BUSH
Barley a.O0o bash -
Roi =. 20a al Corn quiet bnt steady Old. 50 ec0e.
New dull At dull 4 p s4Oc. BARLEY dali,
Eou,ns Eye dai snd lower AZ 70 c7sc Pork srsrce and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

cent for thu day. while the Preferred declined
Il per cent salcs of only 100 shares.
Union Pacific, which has been strong all
day. advanced per cent and closed ut So. tho high
est price OF the day. Erie and St Paul Common
each advanced u per cent; Ohio and Mississippi and
ST. Paul Preferred, each 80 Atlantic and Pacific
Preferred and ST. Joseph Common. each 4 Mis-
sour Pacific and New,Jersey Central. each =. AMI
Michigan Central. per cent; c.. C.. and l. c. and
Wabash, each declined Is per cent. and Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph. u per cent The market closed
strong at the highest prices of the day. The open
ing highest, lowest, and closing prices of active
stocks sold to-day will be found in the subioined
table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RTKOPEAy MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov S-i230 D. mCotton IL dnl sales lOoO0
bale- ncnlnz 2ODp bales for speculation AMI ekp"rsj
receips 100 bales Of which loo bale. arc AnsrcAa
CaLan free ssofs Al Lat nights pr1coA
$1,000 bales which 1000 bales ere IA 90
export aud 1000 daies specaiion American ssics
direct
5000 bales total stock ga6c0 II which 20s0D0 bales arc
American II 900 Of which $1,000 bas were
actual export, 10000 bales; amount o cotton
si0aL bales, % which - 90 b@ies AHT1caH ne
receipts Wheat for the t.ree DAYS have oeen tS0S
aaartsrs OF which 35.O, % quarters serc American:
LrERpOOl. Nov 81 20 m.-haies 81 AdiiinR Ipf ms
Cotton. Low MddnB oiause shipped November sad Deem
Dor per -ai S3.; d. snipped February and Aarch
per sai SD do. do, March and pFil delivery az
bI5isd.
IIvRRPoOI. 5-2 %. m-Breaistnhs steady. CHI
frlia White Whrai lgiOOlIS Genital Pork So
a. Primo Mess. Bacon 51i cst for ahOrt Clear
Aiddles allow 1876 y cgL
IIvEhPOOL. Nov. ID D. rnSsles OF hdiing Cpt&DdS
Cotton MdBg CLAUSE January AID February delivery.
t6i.L
LIyagPOo., Nov $3.50 n.Of tho sales OF Cotton W
day, 5000 bales AmsrIcaa
LIVERPOOL Nov % 2. m.-Sales OF AidUing Nyisnas
Cotton Low Mddlnk claesa. arr March delivery,
az d iOr and Fabrics al Manchester 10
dull Dut not nOtl.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

n. 70
ASHEs-Thers have been only small onbing set Dui a.e
nys are nomnnly unchanged via, 59S -. for Pots and
7 al nc for PEARS. 49,. ,a.oo, -. -.
coEgEk-Iio dun and weak at iS12Oc, gold, Tor or
dnafV and 1871 ec gold Tor Joslng lots
Lie " $40 bags In Vow orotBs cssrly "1 a. - &c
aasrket iirt al 10 an 20. sil lor
narocailo 70 Java and lsa22e gol Tor
ofer Kinds ssie. bot uere were iaf
lODbing salce- A.. ,...,.r ~,
further decline of Siec IN Cotton on
,e .,.t Al eb csaoe..aL incIrasn l "a"
voIue Of bussu,sa ESPECIALLY for ex.rt ssins lI ialrs
, xel J Das evening and loj b.ns TO srrlvr IN
e5ndiug OJ0 bales export bales if CONSUMPTION
an bal,s FOR st-custioa frcofDts al tie ports zfzh
40, d.y lss veal bales for the ioo
sis- cofI,s Last i42 3ol bales The foi
iow,nr srs Official quotation :. ,... -...-
O,vnarv ...... llsls ll'ts il-s ll'l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
,al gold quotations were :


There was more regularity to the money market
to-day. and on call the general rate liz per
cent in the street. the quotation standing at and
, the latter being the figure At the banks and trust
companies. There is disposition among the
private lenders 10 advance the rate tn this figure be-
cause Of the eiux of currency to out-Oftown points
The qnotation for mercantile paper stands at and
: The Customs receipts at Washington to-day
were $500. 500 and the Internal Revenue receipts
S4722J4. The following the Clearinghouse
statement: Currency exchanges, SS7, 1878 ;;
cnireley balances, SAWS o2; goll exchanges.
S.. 30, 21l, and gnli balances $l,300,7i+.
Government bonds were quiet and generally
little irmer than yesterday. There is just now very
little interest comparatively in this direction. We
annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
And the following for city bank shares:

In railroad bonds there very heavy business
in The Pacific issues and active demand prevailed
Union Sinking Funds advancing per cent Land
Grants per cent Firsts L. per cent, and CentralS
l l., per cent Union Sinking Funds advanced to 3D.
Land Grants to o. Firsts TO 1O2i2 and Centrais To
100. Northwest gold bonds were firm and IN de-
mand nj s7@s7l. The general list was firm. bnt
q G.. and l. Firsts were weak, anu declined to 4sl2
Tn. folio wing WeIa the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
CDfION htAhuIA
York Nov. j.-roial net reosipts Of Cotton at all
WOOL AARKET

PHIL kpgtPHIA Nov 5-wcoi-ra- market continues quiet
with really deec-s In igt supply ana prices lrm Oio,
Virginia and aScve. - 400 Y.
A. QsGc. Mesium, 50eJ2e Coarse 4oGtso Nes York
M..iRan Western, Zine al T4Sc.i Anium.
400 jOe Coarse sOltsc Conhing washed % S2 C"nio
iug Lnsasaei. t2ipc; Canada conoing o. pc f1na IN
sasbs.l sO13ic; Nsslun Jn~ashei - @31o.
RUB Washed. 49d50c- Colorado "esnec- 36s'sc,
ColorNda UDwash,~ "a -ic. kKtra and hsrno Pulled.
,. asic; Texas. kiao aud Avum 20 s5Oc Texas Coarse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

sr,p, .t 7ss 20 d. 90 n average 7c. and rs do 81
sverxge. ct 6s4c. - 49, .., 20 ,... "A
Forfisth total ~ - or 1884 hos makng ioSD
ho Tor m. last four days IA LOB hogs for us cor
week Moth ne DOUG IN I'VE LOG ~
lack onerngs he rceipts WERE exc
70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

LONDON. 5-l23O y m.-tonsols ~ ia i0r money.
ana Bi7. United states Bonds 1861
1881
LoSDox Nov. 5-ls5o p u.-DL aShes from PARIS quote
NeuteS 55f. SOc.
I.aSDGN, Nov. $3.50 m-C0nsls. esis for money and
"a The IDOunt o b0ion Withdrawn from no
Bank England balances to-day Is Gl3,0Oo Tue rate on
bills
cent or q below the bshA Of England rate.
LONDON, Nov % soias 81 Tor money ana
at2,s Paris Niccs quote kontcs az co.,
CT ac. TailOx, u 615l , = cw~ Tor is75-
LONDON MAfANEf-SON. ,.
R0sinISOmUlOn - , 7hrdh1
TuIpenan--,sDtr. y STEADY
PARIS Nov 5-Exchangs London Got 81 &C. for short
aRl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

oue but for EXPORT quite business has been done In
1900 principally for the t0nlhenti
gland the for ts week nave been oooo' e
suppies good Of all kinds excepting poor c>msge we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
The offering and asking prices for stocks at the
clnsa of the ExclianArc today Mera - folloMs:
Randolph. Riekley & Co report the closing prices

Randolph, Buckley & Co. report the closing prices
of stocks at Philadelphia to-day as follows:
CITY 6. old fs Asked .cstawi.saR R. pr S'a AS IS
yy - - p@~ iGS7, I0o Psli AMI 1Tic T 1871 ia
G iiaden 3 4 RRis9 1871 northern Central 81 s2
.enns wanna * * Lel,h NaViYatn 50 sos
Fi aud isa.iiHF s5as SIS Iehsh Nav G.Llo4 1o4'
'E1 quarterly dividend OF pr cent
The London advices report a decline in consols Of
Sle9l4 per cent, consequent upon pertlTbed con-
ditiun of the market but there partial recov-
cry at the close United States securities continuing
steady and Erie duh. Three months bills of dis
count are quoted at 81 per cent, or q below the
minimum rate at the Bank of England. this institu-
ton making a small loss of s13,000 bullion with
drawn on balance to-day. In Paris French rentcs
closed at 3d. SO. The gold market was unaffected by
this influence. nor there any extFaneons consd-
erations governing the price. the Gold Room
having presented a scene of quiet all day. TIE
opening price 115la, and in the first fifteen
minutes tine price declined to 1853 and advanced to
11,5s In later transactions the market was steady
and the limited business was on the basis of jsG
ll5l.. The cash gold was easy. and on gold loans
the lending rates were dat, and for carrying. per
cent The foreign exchange market lacked special
feature. opening firm at ~ 81 for go days bills, AID
81 Sc for three days sight. Aftarwan the standard
drawers reduced the first named Ia 81 So the rates
for actual business being al concessions. The import
centres of foreign dry goods at this port for the
week were 10 the specie value of 81 OBJ COS. The
amount thrown upon the market footed mp 81 OPS.
or The Assistant Treasurer paid out S24 ZOO IN
coin interest ard 5000 900 III called Five-twentes
The days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared, Si7. 100000; gold balances,
-, l0S,7iO; currency balances, $2,J5O,271. The
uripciDal gold guOtltiuns were: