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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
E-;u DOMESTIC MARKETS..

ALBANY, Dec 7-No movement in Wheat, Rye, or Corn.
brisk demand with sales OF 81 cars Canada, oy sample
BsLfiSoag Dec lotion shade drmeri Low Mddling,
l24gl3,- tb%E que faedy and ansasnsed Who. 40
saasy REL = ssai sS Maryland i;sa 81 i6Ssl .:
WIZ Old new, SSIeoS FO% 7gg. Yellow on
ae6c bats drll and nominal rye aaet and steady 75S
Soc Hay steady and ,mchangcd; Provisions unchanged;
hn,d, lie Butter active, hrm ANA unchanged Petroleum
nOmaaly unchangod coffee quiet and nominal WHISKY dull
OI He i Dee 7FSaraan sales small lot, ..4 $50
1s - SqS ~ ii 80 or W 80 10 tor tor
diana And Mes 50 ISss9 90 for h inS and sGs for
s sd Choice ay fancy 90 81 s cJ
dali prices easier sales OF ud Mixed Yellow 75d79c
an %S nS% al AMI o1 Ksc Rye sSo
s2oas2 Fine Feed sLids23 Mi%dins s2idf29 Receipts
oats oi56 bush. shor. saoo Ous Barley ii 7G2 6asp,
WHEAT 10000 BUSH Cora 10000 bush Barley 1000
Corn % 900 bush OATS bush through pncnis
t cSS d a aS % & S S w S at 55
oats 80. wesern offered at ioe; no sales kye-Mlwau
SSnS d. f PORK a 10 qa y d @ei HEAVY %9d s
iari duh at - iac' iienSines nominally 81 l..
I 9oa pf a sG"y S MIA , Corn d
si*2l 70 Lard and lHlk Msas a@igt ana unchanged;
nrmj No. MnyauSee 81 G5'i Hari do 81 10 no Mi.
wag%1es < or. seer Jpnaary 81 Gs seller d FeSTary
advanced No lsc oats-demaud fair prices al.
Sp%5s o. S%Sa"s % GsaS &
strong aud higher; No !, Tie Provisions weak and neg
leced Mess Pork, sl9: Prime Lard, l2lial2s.c SWEET
csc. loose Receipts Flour 66Oo bbI,; Wheat $4,000
bush. shipments $4,000 bills Wheat, 10000 bush
NEW ORLEANs, DC. 7-Iay duh and lowet Prime, g20d
s23 Choice, 1898 PorE dun New held at s22 % old
f25. Market for other articles unchanged. Exchange
New.york, sight 4 dlsoount Sterling 469dso 81 for
Commercial Is 81 I'D Is So Tor Bank Gold, Ia a.
OswRGO, Dec 7four unchanged saes 800 bbls Wheat
steady sales Extra White Michigan Doe Corn quiet At 700
Tie. barley hrm sales 10000 bush. No. Canada
at 81 10; LOCO bush. No. l do. at 81 10; 300
rowed Canada Corn Mea$3O for Bcled ~ Un.
bolted Miiecd- sl7aSls 800 shipsuns $40 q
s2l MddlnEs s25 s27 ton Lake Receipts 900 bush
Wheat
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Petroleum easy &C l24c. for Re
hned and for Crude Flour quiet az prices
aaes, bols Flour l29QS5 20. Wheat IN mod.
request; Pennsy Red 81 81, Western do 81 ~
dsl 20; Amber, 81 40pdsl AZ White 81 a. Rye.
sOc. inactys Old yellow IA 67jc; Mixed 72cj
6ue6sc steady White, i5a5Oe Mixed, tdo Whisky,
81 10 for Western In ronbound bulls Butter steady aud
unchanged Cheese dull Now York Fancy 1885, do Prime
l2s9l34e Western Fine l2iad3c Eggs stoadyI receipts
liberal; Pcppsy Jersey and Delaware fresh
S3o.; Western do, 81 932c
WnMEeroS. NJ G.. Deo 7-spirits Turpcnsiue steady;a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
We annex closing quotations of fC

The money market has been quiet and easy ana
borrowers on call pledge of the usual collateral
were accommodated at 4 and per cent, the best
mercantile paper selling freely supply hlnted-at
six per cent and upward. The customs receipts 81
Washington to-day were 100000, and the Internal
Revenue receipts $4,000. The United States
Treasurer received 100000 National bank notes
b. redemption. The following was the Clearing
house statement: Currency exchanges, $71, 3s5,492
,urrency balances. S3,995 CSC; gold exchanges,
IL $40. ~; and gold balances, $G79,6o0.
Government bonds we're duh and featureless, but
generally steady in tone. We annex closing street
cuotationg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

ss.as,asle T;ss "a qi sS' pSs
GoS l had s 81 g s1 - @
sccd sprns % SI g0srsdSSa sgMas chicago sSs
Ell Is IN s,ora for Ga No. cceo MIc9 q
ST SO %.sd q 10 :S's
IN store and sost IS BUSH no M ~ az tep
INIT, Sfs sSs' s S q ssd 20 for SSw west
:p E .s, Tr ss s n n9H held sGus
canada e bond s and ss ss fSs s'' eso canada
e.: F sGs f;I s$s
spot be about s same as@Ts S,'f at fsa;
:, s;TS arSs cS. T. s sSs' ha ~ n%e on
ana sec Sd ssG Su. F%s Sa's
Canada Ne, At t SnS SSd at s9s y iS for
c esaaS canada Wesi Is Far Good 40 ard
csoe p DC s EHey 800 1 au. S'' ca i
Yves. ssi 80 Quoted at g 2oss IS for stat aid
g. snsS OG w "a 'St little better HON.
1ssy sdd G rs s.s. q 900
%s Sh'f sn as OF s ana sss Al Yellow
Mixed in store At T$,2a7te Whe Wss,s1S and SsS
and tS j Mn MY.a w at if SeS Yo%
'Thee business reported IN oas without os ar
posed Isa.s OeG and smiS PRIME Ias c VEN mI ND
State and &esiTS including Mixed Iowa at Re,
ecsd chicago Mtsa a. s sSe At asa AZ @se Western At @
81 &C. ard White state at Buckwhea quiet aud
Sas Teb fea t at slS S @ s5aa s22
a. s 90 M Rs%ns sn snSy d a& Is
Tor fair TO good 81 9uaS for choice do Pea ~ %
AL 80 Red Kidney prime at - ooasi w MVe a - IVA
GUANo is quoted at 500 currency Tor PERUVIAN IN s"Sh
lots and sjs currency, for 100 ton iots II, ,,.,,
GUNNiES quiet at l2hal-Sc Tor Domesuc 'io'"'
and Slzo., gtld, for Calcutta ,.- ,..t-...
HAY AND srRAW-Athough only a moderate business
ia going yet pdces remained arm on account Oh gun %
supplies We quote Hay o. ao' 10 5s
straw at 81 O5dsl is for Long Ryei 75deoe' iof SNORT
HEMP c-Jute Butts quiet at s'4a - currency
lS9 a;s 70 1Ts d sSs at At 2 a. s@r sS
for .GA &C.,
HIDEe1heTe have bee, mole hses uutI , MIN.
slightly We quote; Baenos Avrcs 9aZS 10
2Od23iec Buenos Ayres. 20d25 ~ ls0%o2e MonteNldeo
2JL1.i NJ zoe. Corr cHtes 2ld22 D. ~ $40
GRANGE IOd22 n lSl0l9c; ornoco. 2lo23 10 l1211osi
California z2d25 b Ia102c; Central AueIlssn o
lealGc., san Juan 2Zax4 10 ls9 Maahoros o66 59i ~
l7alSc Bog0ts 1890 10, loH20 c halaoalOo -uaLo ~
l6c; Bahia d22 10 Ice. Puerto 1abelio ana "a,
2Odz2 n, l7alsc Caracas 2og2S 3D. iaS;i DaaTEy 200
% 10 t5c Tobasco 200 81 q, lGcy all gold selected
HOPS-This market presents anything Dut al mtrtsuns
position the VI very moderate chaI4ctr anu
cont i,utd alycss Of a dsprcsson IA London We quote.
state 1888 l2d6c do 1878 7Gl4e Ola ohs G'o w"
IHIII M BBER-Pa-a has ruled decidedly higher bgt
on.et Central American also has ruled hnner and ~ ny
active ms re ave made % The extent 81 1ouuO 10
part Nicaragua, 4Sc We qgote Fine rara Ci4o2 m
Tag2na sheet 4sd.ac; DO. scrap 44e., four months
IATIS-rhe market has been quiet Tut iIees are very
firm tue supply arriving las been quite modelae quoeu ~
IEkT During the past week there has been quite
good business pm orally III prime Dahds WITCH are "a g
silt and nm the grades Of HeiulCeh solc now
I'll 232 Il es and l4O7 JsIe and exports l2oUo hdts We
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STRAINED
COTTON MARKETg.


psu.pytpHl Dec 7.-Cottou nr1n @iddling, I3soj Law
uiidlIng f29sc Good Ordinary 11hoj net rs''pe, 20
WnMfsoIos, Dec. 7Cotoo steady nidding. l2hc fny
baIss: ssies $50 bales stock Z, 740 bales -
sAvANNAH Dec. 7.-COttOn firm Mddhne I21ci Low
Middlng I2lsc Good Ordinary &c nct rec'vI@' 1897
Ds,s: eales 1865 bales stock ~, 63d oai.s "a, ~
B.tTigokr Dec. 7.-Coeon urn Mlddine, l2ss1l21sJ
low HidGIIng 2l2c Good Ordinary, I2c net toceipt3
III hales gross $50 bales eXp0r TO Great BfiisD LIS
bales cosstwise 220 bales sales 90 DAes spinner 100
i9In Pee Cotton higher for high grades Nh
ding 27se Low MlddIng i2slse; Good Ordinary, sei
net receipts bales; Shipments 1890 bales sseA JAS
"I HrcUsfa, De-, 7~Cotton arnn good demand addnns
io.c Law Middlug Ils.c; Good Ordinary. lie; net ID
ceipts 4 1856 bales sales l., 90 bales 49,
LOUISVILLE d C. lotion urn Midanns Lac ,o,
Low Mddlny lls.c; Good Ordinary l0sc net receipts
II 7s3 bales gross 1909 bales eIporta 70 the Continent
1913 bales sales I050J bales stooh III coy bales
MEMHIs, Dec 7-Cc,ton hTn Mddi. 8 l2N5 o peseipts
sT; R ysIrJs Dec. Cotton firm Mddine 1890; Low
Middlos Il GOO, orin1r :f: net receipts 2sS2
MOBIIE Dec. 7.-Cotton finer MddinE l2s112hos
Low Middllng lsc. Good ordinary, lO.9l079 net 20
ceps 22i5 bales exports oosstwse 35o bales 70 e. 400
G.iyssroS Dec. lotion firm Middng l2'2c.i Low
Middng l2c Good Ordinary, ii Sc- net regepts 2t5l
bales gr1sa 2llS bales exports, 70 oreat Bnalh 255l
bales coastse 40s bales sales 4,452 balss sock so1e
a. sros. Dec Cotton quiet Mdding, l3i.ci Low
Midding l3c Good Ordinary l2i4e net re,iir SI1
bales gross baes sales 100 bales stock 100 osoa
NORTOlK, Dec. 7.-Cotton hnneri hddhng ~ te. net
receipts 2e bales exports coastwise 245s bales -aes $50
CIScrSSATi Dec. 7.-Cotton steady hiddhng l2aos
Low Middling. 12c Good Ordinary, II 2ci nei teeeptA
1865 bales shipments, COL bales, sales li1 bai' stock.
A hals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

spIcEs-so has been done win sm IN
s5eGs S Sss 81 GSs ia ceyss a5a5O
s TGis ~ SIC csssa china fnea s28 s1ayiiS
29a2ae GngeT.1cafNg btner gt sgs o5 ali god
%arse 5 Ran S1c S n
7sasc Far TO Good at1ins , t n bnds a bxs
saotc Molasses n. as; Meado 5a6 2c; Havana OoAo
SS S5 Ss 7 as Soi a. 49, * - d.
iO9a C White s%lo'e I9II F.r Sece sds g.
Brs1-pass Nss gGi me- ,a a. S.y were
- boxes Ulayed se; 200 hhas Meso at - go c I
S9q 9a' Go for ernshei raa
Mat d. III G LOAF l0sc. ior Standard io-' lo'
toWGmarke eaiy; sales 10000 at s2ds'e for
Common aud "a @ i'f TGS Tor invoices prices
ruled quite Tor a. desert l9ns WIN sss o' 4-o0 N
osrset Tor Seed continued quiet
eat stsa4y as ss3 2o Sse sten IN hand
sales 400 bales Havana at seGsl 10 hec'"cS n"' V''
WHALEsoN Tue market ha, been 9net but PEGeIi are Ar
Without gssss',a sh1 "gSfl H. ssod
WHIsRYM iirTse-. vita saea OF 800 bulls at 81 Il
S3IIrhe general position much the last noted
sggsste the individual purchases Of nagq'aeiHr r., now
cy continue small Texas has especially hoa "el 'n &
81 a TS Ts TIc tie supplies esees have nder 70
The cor sequence holders at the close ave IN
ui,r yeSs and a's ssur s iSw S rher
s stll material change IN quotations can DC no'u' ~
as 81 ~ York voigs Indians and Wi.
cosn: esIony Fleece t4d.6e !alee g9aisr ana n,cr
hood M.rinO sja45c.; Ua blood fleece sJ%toc S4ua'ci
St|d Fierce 4G43c.; Common Fleece, 3yditc; VVmrms
n e1e "a COO, OHIO Pennsylvania ana virginia tIoce
selected saIoDy Fleece, 50d 4e saIoay tece ~ ,t
TITee-uarfer and FulbOOi Merno, 4b@ieci hailbloeN
Frr,e 40 Pc Quarter blood Fleece, 42d41c CDmnol
fleece 4Od42c COmbiIg Fleece, 5tdb3c Iowa Eernn,
and Illinois, Ihre quarter ani FullblJ1d Mtrllo ays
blood Fleece 4jr4sci quarter blood Fleece 3S~-Zc
ComDing Fleecc55 6Oc. . ,,.-.,., t,,oo. AZ
MssOo a. KESrUCKf AND 1RsNsssEF . washed rieece' -
6,Oc. a.hea Fleece, J3G3Oc., ComblDr, s-It2c'
TiBwlsHED WoOL-Chocc, 50 5Jo FAR, +f@OIe'' ihe
flor and Bury, 40 Q 4bc o,. ,-.- r,,u, .o5.,.
SUPER Pulled A2Gi6c.; Lambs Pulled, sse45c Wssiern
sn1 and Extra 37d4lc; Country EIus fueo, toUfiS.i
Snii,er Pllioi 4iUz8c Lambs Pulled, 81 JIG 80
CiFoRsIA-spring CLIP Pine, 2%G3nc sediah' ~ W
roE Crairs and Burry 20022ci all CLIP n, lJd%@c.i
Low Grades and BURY, l4dlIc ,.--, On aoo. .
Tyxls-Fine Eastern, 2Sd32c Medium Eastern, 5OG35c'
Fine Western 25d26c Hsdum Western 2-SZ2c.i ih"i'or
yrHETiGs Woors-Cspe OF Good Hope 52eS7c Monte,
viso Merlno and Mr.4s, 30G52c Austrsuan totins 40
q sSe.; C0mbipg, bOd5oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
WOOL MARKET,

PguAprIPHA Dec 7-Fine Wool active and firm Medium
and Combng supply modeIai tone OF tie mfket
strouy Ohio. Pennsylvania, and West Virginia Xxx and
above, ICa49c. X, 46a47ac. Msalnm eVd5l@; CoaI "a
sO149c New-YOrk, Michigan, Indiana, ard Western Zine
40 age Medium 40doOo Coarse 5e4sci Combing Washed
sqe2c; COmbing, Unwsshed, %2pe.i Canada Gambling
Unwashed. S5aS7 rci Tub washed 59S5Sci ;coicre.is
Washed, 25d2sg Colorado Unwashed 22G26c Esua and
Merno Pulled, i2c No. and Super, Pulled $50 20
Texas Medium % abe. Texas Coarse II az! III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
CATTLE MARKETS.

buffalo Dec. 7.-CATns- Receipts to-day J. 6is bead
woG - car. YER through e., sSn; ,s ss "a:
S s1 .ek on Inference Il rscsps
s eI ne 'n cr S me wes opened G"
late to-day Ae qaaty q s ss0c1 e Offering
comparatively small amount Of eommon -, irashy
stock ot Of shipping tScs Tere 90 haze e s 2 .
los sc o. last weeks press coLanon nnsrs stock
@ 81 pTcSssers buying owy
ass4 dsGsa G s aDGS5 iGs Y
$50 SSs' At a. i4a1la 'hs soss
sts@fs i Ranging nom 5a5 sl8 ass5s
81 Teas steers ranging from iGj to l.77 h. Il O. so!
cows and heiers from rs 70 10 - o. 1000 head maxim,
the ioal supply thus lar aead as,9i
last the market opsned, active viii
soo @ @ sS4a a S a S OF s Tie
IIices on some lots we're fun weeks rates ehs the
q about 5000 head Of sheep t aSs 1000 nc head s
as they arrived 5000 head mere 9oosht FOR tas
iroa - to s. y Is lOi 50 N at "a 80. a 50 25
g. sstsg ssGs 80 iSe at =
6 Sgi aVer ssSsg al a 10 70
AZ - e7a Illinois sheep 5spgi9s it%m W no 10 ~ a. s1i
canada Lambs axs sys'sg a. e. ssoS ONE ~ 900
81 20 for Fair to extra quality about ~ Cab Of the esh Ar
H0as1etepIs today 200 head making the supply
Illus TAR 200 head against $500 head or tns
year Ine tGus TAR mas teen oey mob
eatey Workers aud good quality light weight hogs
lair demand lOts good heavy huge have Deen
offered the thus far have been ~ cara mostly
ight no Tor Eastern trade fully 40 renal In Tie yards
usoli quote YorEers at 80 95es1 wnlie sons ces.
mon oly SO 70 oiere! for them heavy hogs sa
81 1872 good straight lots would bnng 81 90 o.,
MA!giOtyN, Mass, Dec, |BEAP CATTLE -Isecelpsi 20l
head Toe per n the highest MA, decline
OF ne week, anu is duerence ran through te dt
freIt grades cattle The young store cattle ony
selling weeks fhe weakness VI TIC market ~
to the arge supply Of heavy Western and Northern
There an Increase M ie demand put the snlpy
was larger rcquV aud the prices Sef, "ols+
auely &c. per lower all grades, wItl the exception
Iut.dB above.
nne uocks Of sheep than pos.d last week one ocs AL
lambs very choice sold AT 7c y he onisce qloate rates
were dOc market was quiet ana prices AVA GEO &c y
compared with LAT sales III ols At tz93o 20 eD
extra IS 1896 10
CHICAGO Dec. 7.-CATTIK-Receipts 2000 head market
dull weather orable but sales made OF good ship
pIg 81 O0Gs4 80 stocAers % 7ods1 To sip-
meuts ~ heal.
Hoes Receipts, $4,000 head market active and % JOG
higher sAe- 80 7OdtO 90 bacon grades 80 coo
81 90, PM has 81 2Jas1 o. shipments 1900 lead
sHEP-Rrcep.s, loo head msrz,t seuSej s~eS at eco
Sc o. = lol common ~ extra fancy.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 7-0gs dun and heayyi nnayoraos
checks outside trade sales at 81 7o9F1 'ep'S
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Holders of the First Mortgage Six Per Cent v9in
Ronds of the C. and o. X. X. Co. notified that by
sending their address the Committee at the once
of Perkins Livingston, Post * Co., % Iiberty-st
copy OF the plan of Reorganization Will be forwaioeo
" ''''''' C. L. PERKINS, } Committee OF
JESSE HoYT, First Mortgage
L. III. MEYER, Bondholders.
New-York, Dec. 2. 1875.
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Gnndnrd.

Middlug .l2"a
me saes o the spot 1873 bales (o which l2D bacs
i0il. and 100 Bales fOr speculation. -,
FOR future delivery three was an advance OF 6@2c %n
more actvity sales yes. inlay after j. M peeemif ~
is 10 Jsi1ary 100 10 slo6i 400 70 7Gso March 6G6
IL isssc: Apfi zoo, 70 s2c; May, 30 l4o Jdn 4Oo
45se; total s4OO bales First c$llmJanisy 400 l3'ggci
Ee rnary 300 g lt,qc March 200, u lec May, Iu;
ID sc; June 100 1lisc. August, 200, l4l2c total 800
tales second cal-NO sales Third call udiSht0ils
eles o6ay up to p m-Dccember, 400 - sc 200 lSc;
90 I97soc: January 1900, 13hc; LOO, Is t9c telrn
ary ZOO Is saec; 500 l3ec 2400, 10 ss2e; March o.
I3c 400 IL 2igec: 300 - GOO sgci zoo - Iifci
ZOO aioc 900 1871 &c; April 900, - Isl 500 u Tat
HO0 zS+ 900, l32c. 900, l3tc; 100 Is 'g2c' MAY,
200 Ia &C. 800 sage June 100, Ia 'a2e 4O1 IA 4o yuy
100 iS.sc Total 900 bales; grand ,a ~ 900 DdtS
1ki1GS AND CHEMICAlS-As rule there IA rot lnnch
hnness being done IN most instances beng OF
small los Oh sells at sc % Ds6 30 currency in jobohg
i,ts 1ornhine at 81 20: Quinre at 81 20; Csnphof,
13I Virginia sGJds7O or tie letter ga0es ana
cic ~ st $50 from Ginseng 81 10; seneca Root soc
49,, Alcohol at 81 20 Bslsan Tou, 81 Arseidc, gag
a. Indigo 81 ST 10, gold Guatemala 65a1cc, go d,
iof MADRAS 81 O5Gsl gold Tor Bengal and COSeVc scjl
a29,c gold; Cream Tartar SO "a 80 &C. s@d GUeksn,H,
soc told; English ChemCals-Sl 4OGS - LOT sdl SOFA
81 26dx4 80 for CsEtic SIS ~ ZOE An - - 2aS1
Tor Biearng Powder. snd - ~ 81 . Tor eib SOFA
al gold Essential oi-.si gold oI htlg'moi IS -oc e",
gol for Lemon; 6j0 7c. currency iOE Sasdls - i0~
IS = Tor WntergToen ana SO 81 zdsS % for Peppermint
Aer Change tie market barely steady at the late adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

80 DO at o,ec and 20 asa Thsre arc yey Tow s
Nothing TO speak OF doing IN pesnes =, &c rs
Bbs uni eeed halves 1Sc aud bbe at 80 9ne ts
Plums held at 23d21c Ibey arc INV o'"~"'"
ne NOT al led for. QuOtati.ns;
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Total shares sold. .-.........
The Philadelphia stock quotations at the close
The San Francisco mining quotations to-day are as


The cable aivices were meaeer, and OF no specl'l
lrnnortance. In London securities are steady and
money is unchanged. The Bank of England to-day
GAINED eos. 600 bullion on balance. In Pans the
French rentes closed at 66.62l2. No special ln-
penee in any direction exercised upon the gold
or foreign exchange markets. though the latter was
strong on a good demand from parties having re-
mittances 70 make abroad. The nominal rates are
given below, but real rates were say - s409t 81
and 81 s7d$4 S7i2. The principal sales OF gold
were at ll4as (opening) @114lA though few
transactions were reported at 114ls The dealings
were moderate all day. On gold loans the rates were
! and liz per cent for carrying and Hat Inc
export eearances Of domestic produce from TINS port
Tor the week ending to-day amounted in currency
saluation TO $500, sol. The Assistant Treasurer
paid cut 500, 900 in coin interest and $4,000 in
called fve-twentes The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, $685.
776,OOO gold balances, $s05,04o; currency pal
snces S949, $50. We annex the principal gold
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financial.
GAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS.
" NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AM SOLD,
and all kuds Brooklyn Gas Securities dealt
IN BY GEO. II. PRESTISS,
Room 70. 81 Broad ~. n. Y.
IL ANSAS HO!
IN Improved lands wanted exchange for
business about $1,000 Nenaha County
preferred. Address KANSAS Lssgctts Hotel, New YORK.
rT0 the B0NDH0LDERS of the OHIO and
L MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY CO.-N0tice 10 hereby gwen
that pursuant to the Provisions OF the deed Of trust dalel
Dec. o. 1867, MEETING OF the HOLDERS OF te ltesT
Consolidated MORTGAGE BOND OF the QHlO AND
MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY COMPANY Will he held At the
undersigned, No II Broadway, New YORK. on
FRIDAY the TN day Of January 1875 at IL for the por
selecting TRUSTEE OK such mortgage IN the place
Samuel I. odell deceased AID at the same time sag
place to the provisions Of the deed Of trust dted
March rs, lS7l MEETING If the HOLDERS VI TIE sEO-
ono CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS Of sad Com:
will De held tor the purpose OF selecting TRUSTEE VI
such mortgage in the place OF samuel u T. Odel deceased
ALLAN CAMPBELL, Surviving Trustee
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Receipts the week, sos pkgs; 675
There te coming In at present The supply Of apples
ample trade duh We reduce quotations TO Where lots
woud be "a effect ready sales In small retail
way they worked o little above the figures given Some
lots known ." eyap.Tated" fruit both apples and
peaches, very fine, hut beld shove what they will
bring few sAes Of apples are 10 bbls state sliced at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

The following shows the exports Exclusive of spe-
eiel from the port of NowYork TO foreign ports for
the week ending Dec. 2, and since the beginning of
the year, ,.., 49,. ,s,k
Va, the week ........ s5l70,064 A,l039l4 $oie0Sod
PREVIOUSLY reported. IN 1908 265HsOfo 2SSNS'lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

Exports OF apples past week, 1906 bills AZ receipts OF
apples nearly closed and los generally
rather rner though sales ar. slow Ctanoeirs
are active, and California IA. varie
ties Winter Nes tlOut, NOfceau, Easter
Beurre and Pound Pear. The former will eoon out Nth
tie present demand They sell atS4 "a % bush crate One
received from Oregon. Grapes are nos mproylng
there Of the foreign Maagas tbs market,
selling at 80 Dbl OF 5Oa50 10 that INJURIES the sale OF
nay,s which freely retail the streets l0c
8 70 CataWnas lot OF 900 boxes jersey
berries sold al 81 30 Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

Receipt. the week, 6Glj Dbl. DO sst woeE, 1922.
with ght receipts demand trade Ia active
Tor eo lots Tere free from Canada
,ra lots Of Western been sold Al 3Oy, while others
Offering Iherc appears to be htle nTegularty In
price with a tendency to~ard an Improvement Quotations;
\ ! and 4. l. p 81 d32 West. iair marks...2S
state and Penn .S0 dSI Lined, stare. - a25la
West choice ......Zg o29 Lined. % ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

Peteips Beans, 1913 bbls DO last WeeE,
i65 bbls past week, l11' bbis eceps OF peas
un,I week Sn.l5S busi e1pOrs past week, -! Odhh
Scans qu!e wtn downWani tendency Marrows
he limited Dlng
Ti.r.n nr sLIung 20 that only IN j0bbng
wav note among the transactions 80 Dbls Mixed lnl
.na Re au. n0l prime 81 Dus lot OF Good Mediums AZ
20 aud 3 bb.s al 81 o. with 20 bbls Red kidneys at
a. aud LOT Green Peas at II S. % bD lot OF Prime Me-
ANN frsns Was offered Il 80, win takers Qdot .uoIs
M, "A 1Itf ff.aYct ,. ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-04-15

cially furnished in aid Of producing the crop
were 20 per cent, less than for 1873 1t is es-
timated that 80 per cent. only OF the crop
remained unmarketed on the 23d ult. There
has been an increase Of laborers in this district
of a Il per cent. since the contamination of
last years crop The preparations for crop
planting are per cent. in advanced condition
as compared with the spring OF 1874. The in
crease OF acreage by the new cleared lands is
3 per cent, over 1874. The prospective de-
crease in the acreage of cotton planting from
that of 1874, is estimated at As per cent.
Laborers are accepting of work with alacrity
at SO per cent for wages, 45 per cent. for
shares of crop, and 10 per cent. for renting
landa, The general tone Of compensation to
laborers indicates decline Of about / per cent,
as compared with the past two seasons. There
il indicated an increase of acreage IN small
grains over the average of the past two sea-
sons OF GS per cent, There is prospective
increase OF the acreage in corn planting over
the average of the past two seasons of l2 per
cent. OF 1888 correspondents, G5 per cent re.
port great improvement in fences, II per cent
moderate improvement, and IS per cent none
Fifty per cent, report material improve
ment in outbuildings, and 40 per cent. report
Improvement Of homes.