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The New York herald., 1875-12-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Dec 10, 1875.
sssn. la low s %dfn bas ls good ordinary .s Ss
Stock, 81 53i.
Cotton hrmer. good demand held higher mddng l2ssc
low 10 a %da1s Sas a gSSs 4 ordinary ige Net rsSep
9,5i7i to France $3.50 Sales 1880. stock, 22oi2s
Cotton steady; middug I2ssc a iatsc; low niddlins,
Ss oi 'ns sa
SAVANNAH, Dec. ls, 1878.
u sooS odaa Il Il Net TO. 1S.p @
bales Exports 70 France, 2io2 coastwise 3s7 Sales,
- n.... ,,n, onAnL.sros, Dec. 10, 1873.
oSd S's ednsy & rssspes
bales ESPorts-To the Continent isoo; coastwise 1870
Flen5 steady sales 100 Sss a % ies No spring
double Wheat quiet No Milw sukoo CLUB 81 40;
sos's @ 7s rh''f Barley Canada sa 81 o No
sa and S fol- per e tom Ssed %
BUFFALO. Dec; Is. 1878,
corn, 2a2 SIS do oats 27se9s do barley 1875 Isl do
M 2s a. d aosd ssG DO @a s5 &
g 600 bushels corn p 500 Do oats $1,000 sO barley
do barley 200 do; rye, 100 do Flour quiet
No. SIlwsatss da sale. q cars Ss'as new
neglected and nominal Barley ds sales 10 cars Canada
at 9Sc 81 05 according quality Pork $21 %
for heavy Lard dull 13c Hghwines dull at 81 Is
nominaly.
TOLEDO, Dec IS 1875.
Flour-Dema and fair and market firm. Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm No white Wabash 81 80 No do
extra do ST. So amber Michigan 81 Is; January ST 1881
February 81 22 March, 81 241s; No do. ST. No red
winter 81 PIN No Dayton and Michigan red 81 49, No.
red 81 02 rejected red 90c Corn rmer, held higher;
high mixed new, Soc December 49sac low mixed, new
49ac grade, 55c.; new, 471sc damaged, new 454c.
Oats inactive: No. 35ac January, 36hc; Michigan,
35c. Dressed hogs steady, with moderate demand, at
50 2o. Receipts-Wheat 1900 bushels; corn 1900 do
ShipmentsFour 200 bbls wheat, IL 600 bushels corn,
$4,000 do oats, 5000.
Flour nominaly unchanged Wheat irregular and fairly
active but shade lower; No. Chicago spring, 81 OF
81 o3 No. do, 974c spot 977sc seller january eS5sc
seller February; 81 U7ls, seller May; No do Soc
jeced 651c. 66c. Corn in fair demand but ut lower
rates No. mixed, 4Tl4c spot: 4Sc seller December;
&c seller January rejected new, 42c Oats dull No z
30c, spot 3094c seller February Barley and Rye quiet
and unchanged Dressed hogs steady with moderate de-
mand at So 50 25 Pork-Demand fair and prices have
advanced; sales at $19 80 spot $l9 35 seller January
$I9 Az $l9 so seller February. Lard steady with
moderate demand a $12 25 Sl2 80 spot; Sig 321S
$2 35 seller January ST. 45 seller February Bulk
steady and firm shoulders 7c Tie. short rib middles
1ul4c.. short clear middles 1870 Whskey, 81 H. Re-
ceDts-Four IL 900 bbs wheat SO, 900 bushels; corn
230OO do oats 1900 do. barley, 1900 do 1000
do Shipments-Flour 10000 bbs wheat IL 900 bushels
corn 1000 do 5000 do barley 5000 do; 1000
do At the afternoon call Of the Board wheat lower
967Sc. a97c January; e77Sc CSC, February Corn
$40 2is S1e 35 December $i9 55. February. Lard
ch
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Old Story Of Dulness in Stocks
Nothing to Do"
AN UNSETTLED MONEY MARKET
Gold la Ia Id Is ia 3-S-Rag Paper
S7.42-GOvernmen Bonds Steady-lnvest-
ment Securities in Fair Request.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY, Dec l3-o +. NJ,
1t is the old story to be told again. it has been
told many times before, today's tale Of the street
Butler awoke and found himself famous when he pub
Iished 'Nothing to Wear" Can he not repeat himself
with equal show for success "Nohing TO Do" II
stock brokers give him the points For nothing to
do is the chant that rises to the vaulted ceiling OF
tho Board room and is whispered in the deserted
Offices Of its members. s'Payed out" is phrase that
with hestancy, for, though tuneful il may be
objected to vulgar and we venture TO employ 1t be-
1t is pointed and expressive, and conveys q
meaning patent to the most ordinary comprehension.
The stock business, then-and we have the authority
Of Stock Exchange members to back our opinon-is
played out
For the present, at least, the comedy is over the
lights put out and the audience dispersed There is no
present desire to assist at the daily performances
demand for eligible seats and general interest taken
in our Stock Exchange show. SO our professionals
perform to beggary account OF empty boxes'' and
papered house. Week after week the thing recurs
and to-day's history only adds monotonous
fact to the sameness OF bygone record.
The story of todays business is dull as duh can
be, and, In the of exciting and sensa-
tonal reports the market exhibits dreariness that
appalling.
This morning, with a whrl and whoop, stocks
started Off strong and active. making better prices
threatening an advance along the whole line.
1t took just eighteen minutes from the opening at
ten O'Clock to reverse the financial engine. Discon-
certed bears gained pluck, while pugnacous bulls drew
in their horns; and although the days results
satisfactory to either party both bulls and bears
out of the contest at the close OF business little dam
aged either in bank account or morale.
In word, the market like Bombastes Furioso
in the ''doleful dumps" There nothing to lift it
out of the mre, and there shoulder TO be put
to the wheel either by Hercules or Jay Goud-his
vicegerent
So stock brokers were like othello with an occupa-
ton gone, and seriously talked Of cooperative
scheme, where commissions should be pooled and Jay
Goud's brokers should be allowed TO contribute their
earnings to the general fund.
The vagares of the market as marked by fractional
fluctuations at the best recorded elsewhere in
financial report OF the day.
TOTAL TRANSACTIONS
OF the day amounted to IS, 100 shares, which were
distributed as folows:-New York Central and Hud.
son. 22O; Erie, 1900; Lake Shore 81 500; Cleveland
and Pttsburg 50o Northwestern, 240; do preferred
2, 700; Rock Island, 800; Pacific Mail A. 600; St Paul.
1900; do preferred, 600; Ohio 1900 Western Unon
169oo Union Pacific, 1855; c. c., c. and l., 100 Pan
anna, 100
OPENING HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest and
lowest prices O the day-
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SAVINGS BANK LOANS.

II is Of the utmost interest those Wishing pAc
their savings safely TO know how some instances
the funds Of depostors have been loaned by savings
bank trustees. Some OF the loans by the lately
pended Mutual Benefit Savings Bank will furnish cases
in point Mr.. Silas c. Hay owned land in Essex
county; New Jersey. In 1870 he conveyed portion
OF IL TO Robert o. Crommelin real estate agent Ia
this city Tor $4,000 In 1871 Mr. Crommelin OBJ
taned loan Of e64 900 upon this property from tho
Mutual Savings Bank. The charter OF this bank
sricts the trustees from loaning funds outside OF the
city OF New York and adjacent counties, and limits its
loans 70 fifty per cent on unemcumbered real estate
county lies between it and this city
During the same year Mr.. Hay while st.l or tho
trustees owner Of ten unencumbercd lots in tina
City OF Brooklyn, which he conveyed Mary n. Sho
don, whose husband was a builder, at that time nso
vent, and who contracted TO build these lots ten
houses. The bank made what is termed builders
loan to Mary Il. Sheldon OF $40 000 being $4 900
each house At the time the loan made the houses
we're unfinished, and according TO the opinions Of
several persons would require at least 81 500 %
pete them, and more particularly this the opinion
Of one Mr. Daniel Dooley (who subsequently became
the owner by purchase from Mrs Mary +. Sheldonl,
who said they were not worth more when finished than
1000 TO $1,000, at which price he took them in
change for other property The loan thus clearly
more than one half the value to which the law restricts
the trustees
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER a. l07-rRIPLE SHEET

Rangoon. fair TO good 6Lc. eye: Patna. 7te 7c.
Rangoon. n bond, 2&c a2Ae per lb.. gold; cash
nominal The market for refined was hrm. We
4, sEs Cuba, groesry. fair % choice s9.e
SIC do moasses hhds and boxes, 7hc &C. Porto Rico
choice sSc s7sc Standard Al Iossc IO4c "a A. s96c
lolsc yellow SIC s1zc.: extra @ s3ac- S'sG eu'
sTEARSE market was fairly active ady. The
sales we're 100 erces prime At ljsc and 300 Ids DO at
13hc
TALLow-Tbe market was armer Sales 25o 900 lbs, In
wHIsKEY Receipts l2s bbls- The market was drmer;
$50 bbls. sold at 81 15is
FREIcHrs-Market quiet in all departments with
rates about steady 10 Liverpool by sail 400 tons ocake
Dos 100 tierces beef S. and by steam, 5000 bushels
grain 0ad bales pressed cotton I'D $50 pack
ages provisions Chiefly bacon and part through freight
from the Vest Sos To London BY steam so bales hops
on private terms and 30 bales via Liverpool l6d To
lbs The charters comprised AN American bark hence to
Havre Bordeaux with 5000 bbs crude petroleum, At
lined do At 81 Sd Italian bark hence 70 Gibraltar for
orders the Mediterranean, with 5000 bbs do, 5s
% pensr r b ss BARK hence
schooner To Martinique from Jacksonville with lumber, at
~ per one with shocks to Cardenas from Portland No
at ic gold one S97 tons 70 Tenere from s. John b.
at blO per for lumber and thence Port Royal lump
with option Of Cuba 24 from Sag Harbor
Bamore with guano, At 81 50 one pa from
to Charleston from Weymouth 81 so per ton and back
with phosphate TO port at S3 80 33
tons thence TO Washington with ice Soc 324
with hipstufs from Seaord Del 70 Boston at $40 per
at 21sc per pair brig to Havana from Pensacola, with
lumber, ut 81 so per M New York from Chareston
With do, at 36 So schooner from Cape Ann for do at
S 70 per ton 800 tons for do from Boston with gen
eral at 5000 with powder do b30O brig
Of $50 tons hence TO Trinidad Port Spain with general
cargo on private terms one thence to ASpnwa with do
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT EAsIER-FUTUREs 1-16C.
LowER-FLoUR DULI.-wHEAT DULL AND
NoMINAL-coRN DULL AND LowER-oATs
QUIET-PoRK NEGLECTED-LARD DULL
PETROLEUM EASIER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
FIRM-RosIN sTEADY-oH.s oUIET-FREIGHTs
sTEADY-HEMP AND JUTE FIRM-wHIsKEY
EXCITED AND HIGHER-GUNNIEs QUIET
COFFEE QUIET AND LowER-sUGAR NOMINAL
MONDAY, Dec. 1876 p NJ
The markets remained dull and general thing
heavy. Very little business under way anywhere.
On 'Change -four dull Wheat dull and nominal.
Corn dull and lower. Oats quiet Whiskey ex-
cited and higher. Provisions remained dull and gem
orally heavy. Freghts steady Cotton was easier.
Gunnies were quiet Hemp and jute firm. Rosn
steady Spirits turpentine firm. Oils quiet
Petroleum easier. Coffee lower Sugar was quiet
and nominal
CoFFEE-The market for Rio quiet and lower Mild
ocfee unchanged. We quote Ordinary cargoes Sc
lS1ac fair do. 19t4c 1876. good do, 193c 2oc.
prime do, 20ac. 2o1sc; extreme range for lots
1sc 81 iac; Santos fair good, 1896 lsslc gold
ninety days Java, bags 26c 27c do grass
mats 26c 25c; Singapore do 22c 24c.; Ceylon, 20c
2t1sc. Ma-acaibo, 19sc. a Pike Laguayra Doc 2Ic. ;
Jamaica, 19c, 2oc; St. Domingo. 1sc Porto Rico Iskc
201ac Costa Rica, 19c 21c; Mexican, 191lc 2oSc
Manila, 191ac. 201sc Angosura. 19c. Gle Savanilla
l9c. a 2lc. Curacoa. l9c. 2Olsc
CoTToN.The market for cotton the spot easier
Futures 1lbc lower. The closing prices to-day
pare with Saturdays closing prices as follows
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gold bonds at S5k Morris ana Essex 6rsts at Il6,
Central Pac6cs I067s Union Pacific rsts at 1875
a los, and Albany and Susquehanna nrsts at 1l6
Union Pacific sinking funds rcceded 20 93Z and Hann
bal and St. Joseph convertible advanced to s2&. Mich
igan Central sevens sold at l0lL 1O1 ~ and Hudson
River sinking funds l3z. Albany and susquehanna
nrsts advanced TO ICY The following the clos
ing quotations for Pacific railroad bonds Union Pacific
nrsts 1Olat IO5 do land grants, 1ooH 1ooki do.
sinking funds 93l 034 Central Pacincs, 1864 lO7.
THE MARKET
The London advces report the withdrawal OF ESQ 900
bullion from the Bank of England balance to-day
Consols are fraction lower and American securities
Grm at advance Of about = per cent. Rentes, in
Paris, arc quoted at 66 rs The following are closing
London quotations :-Consols, for money 93s< 937S
do, account, 937s o.: old '65 bonds 1O32 10l !;
'e7 bonds 1o9h 1o9as; ten-forty bonds 1867. 1o6;
new aves, lo4& lO42s Erie, lax.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at l0T for Mercantile and at 1927
for Central National The latest bids are:-America
1853; Central National 1O2S City, 300; Corn Exchange
1873; First National ZOO Gallatn National, 1922 Gold
Exchange 100; Hanover, s5; Importers and Traders,
1878; Manhattan, $50; Mercantile 105; Merchant
1233s Metropolitan 131: New York, 1874; Ninth Ma
tonal, So North America, lOO14 Phoenix, 1905; Re-
public s5, State Of New York, 100
STATE BONDS
In State bonds, District OF Columbia 3.65's dropped
81 and Virginia consolidated, ex matured cou-
pom, advanced to 70A.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
at three o'clock this day. reported by Randolph Bick
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The gathering of real estate bidders at the Exchange
yesterday was very slim. Richard v Harnett sold, in
foreclosure the plot Of land West 12st street south
side 325 feet east of Eleventh fold line con-
ssting OF two lots for So 100 each lot in all 2OO
Charles G. Tow said property being valued at $12 600
T. A Lawrence Co. sold in foreclosure, two lots,
together in size 5o5 by 75 sixth avenue northeast
corner OF 10th street. to Henry Van Schak for 80 60O
saia property being valued at SIS, 000
James ~ Miller sold, in foreclosure, one lot rs by
lOO, with brown stone house No 327 Madison avenue
40 40 south Of Forty third street, William r Earle
$2l, 275 "A; in all $36 275 "a
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STOLEN WOOL RECOVERED.

Last Wednesday evening, between the hours OF Ave
and six o'clock the Office of A. H. Clifford wool broker
corner of Duane and Reade streets was entered by
thieves who stole three bales Of wool valued at 5000
The wool was returned yesterday by whose bust
ness is going around buying small quantities Of wool
from junkmen He said he bought the wool and had
paid S75 for it, Mr. Clifford said he would give him $25
for the wool, which the man. after talk, decided
TO take This is the second time during the past year
that Mr.. ClifTord's office has been robbed.
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THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBUS.

Tho following Is total Of the seizures made on board
the Havana steamship Columbus, OF the Clyde line -
Five thousand Eve hundred cigars and forty reels OF
cigarettes by Special Treasury Agents Russell
BINS OF Colonel f. Howos staf aud l. 500 cigars aud
thirty reels cigarettes by Custom House Inspectors
Dumont and Kama and hIewise two cases OF wtuaA
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Messis Rosenbaum May jewellers, Of No. q John
street. have failed Their assets and liabilities have
not yet been made public but the is believed
to be small
John Dun yesterday made assignment to Henry
Hutchinson.
The property OF the Hudson River Iron Company at
No SO Broadway, will be sold at under fore.
closure Of the second mortgage amounting 5000 0OO
at Poughkeepsie on Thursday, December %. The
property consists of rolling pudding mills dwell
ing houses for workmen, and eighty five of land
with 500 feet Of river frontage. These mills were
completed at the Of the panic and the
stockholders failing make up their capital stock the
property began in embarrassment which ends in its
sale
Elisha A. Packer and John p Adriance are the
trustees Of the mortgages
MoLLER
meeting of the creditors OF William H. Moller &
Sons, the sugar relners, who failed October was
held yesterday before Isaac Dayton Register Bank
ruptcy al No. So Broadway. Over hfty creditors
being q majority in number and money value were
present Among the principal creditors whose claims
were admitted are the following
Grinncll Minturn $3.50 e09 90
j. v Onatavia Co. o.................... SO, 152 IS
iowa Terry CO, 694 46
Burdick Frishe Co. Observation-Disclosures. 20955 "a
Renauld Francois Co. Observation-Disclosures. ,S3S 62
Spence, Montague & Co. Baltmore........ COS 09
Moses Taylor $3.50 95
Jules Sa2erac Co...................... 15,577 76
Russell Sage. II ,453 A.
J.. w. 7. Armstrong. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO- S52 SO
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company ...... G.961 %
Johan Moer. Observation-Disclosures. 6,000 90
Preston Sons. 1862 80
W. A. stephens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,124 AZ
The total Liabilities OF the firm amount to
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100 do....,....b3 I6k 200 do.........,.c 80
100 Mich Cen RR...... 6lh 100 Han 4 J RR.s30 ~
srrf.fm - ZP. NJ
$1,000 e'sr, 81. 1872 100000 U 1910 r ii7k
1000 500, G, '67 l22& 1000 S., r.'Sib lit
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$3.50, 900, OF which $3.50, 600 is unsecured The
assets estimated in the schedule OF the firm at
about 1895 600 the majority or which estate the
refinery and ground Vandam and Charlton streets
being estimated at $3.50 000 In the matter OF electng
assignee the creditors unanimously in favor
William A. Booth, of No. 104 Wall street, and he was
accordingly chosen assignee alter which the meeting
adj
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Dec. Is, 1875.
Spanish gold, 214h 215 Exchange dull the United
States 60 days currency ~ - premum short sight 90
9S go days gold, 122 1913 premium; short sight, lbs
I26; London, l5l l52 premium; Paris. 12l l22
premium Sugar dull No. IL Dutch standard, 10 151s
reals per arrobe.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LrvERPooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERrooL, Dec. i3-
Evening Of Petroleum, SID sgd per gallon.
Linseed oil, 26s. per cwt.
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Mr. Senator Wright Of Iowa to day introduced in
the United States Senate bill to declare the true in
tent and meaning of the Union Pacific Railroad acts OF
1862 and 1864 The bill referred TO the judiciary
Committee.
Dispatches from Boston to-day announce an impor-
tant failure in the clothing nethat of Freeland Hard
ing Co., with Liabilities Of $3.50 900; also that Of c.
NJ Freeland, special in the above named firm with LA
bites OF $500 00o
The Union Trust Company have filed in the County
Clerk Office the complaint to foreclose some
626 mortgage bonds Of the Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay
Railroad Company
The officially reported earnings OF the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad compare as foows:-
Gross earnings for November. ST. O65 725 81 2l9 225
II Is understood that figures for 1875 include the
earnings Of the proprietary roads, while those for
1874 do not Concerning the reports about this com
pany which have been published the Chicago papers
Chicago journal OF last Friday says-Mr Keep said
he had nothing TO add to what he had already said
The statement given by him the reporters was en-
tlrely correct He had least doubt that these
reports emanated from person persons anxious
to bear the stock OF the road. That no one believed
these reports best by the that the value
Of the stock had not deprecated the least on the
contrary it had advanced.
The exhibits made Of the financial condition Of the
road in the annual report published last August were
correct and since that time the floating debt had been
largely reduced and If business continued as good as at
present e.. reduction would be made before the
end OF NJ fiscal year
It Will b. observed that Mr.. Keep, the President
does not confirm the statement which has been made
from the company's New York ofIcc-to wit that the
floating debt as Of last May had been entirely paid off,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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;LosTNG PRICEs-3 P. N.


The changes in closing prices since Saturday
ADvANoB-Harem Il
DEcLINK Michigan Central 4; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna u Erie q; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, "a Lake
Shore, u; Northwest common, a do. preferred, "a
Ohio and Mississippi u Pacific Mail, u ! Rock Island,
4; st. Paul common, 4 do Preferred y; Wabash,
Columbia 65 bonds, Ia Erie in London, a.
STATIONARY. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph New
York Central, Panama, Quicksilver New Jersey Cen
The rates for money call TO day have shown
hardening tendency, having ruled at to per cent
The feature Of this branch OF the business the ex
hbition by money lenders Of an unusual discrimination
tho class OF securities likely to DO offered by the
borrowers, While money was lOanng at per cent to
certain parties who were supposed to represent such
stock: as Central and Hudson, R2Gk Island, Western
gRtOn, &c, another class OF borrowers representing
perhaps less favorable securities we're freely paying
per cent for considerable sums However, after bal.
Ances had been well made up, money was offered at
per cent and at per cent If Union Pacific the col
lateral by the party who previously had been
largest borrower at the highest rate the day The
foreign exchange market strong during the after
moon, and near the close OF business rates were ad
vancod to 4S5 and s9S for bankers long and short
sterling
GOLD MARKET
6on opened al ll4l4 fcl oil TO lIi1t, and advanced
TO lli16 at which it closed The rates paid for carry
ing 2, "a, and per Loans we're also
made fat
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances 81, 300
Currency balances. d 9el 3ea 995 5
Gress ciearanccs II, iog, 600
CLEARING STATEMENT.
currency exchanges 80 zSo
Currency balances ..................,.. . Ilo4lS
5old exchanges .....+...........s..... soOl 10
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid day S25 900 gold
on account Of interest and Sl52o in redemption Of
fye.twenty bonds The following we're the Treasury
balances Currency So 500 600 coin, 500 Oooo0o less
coin certificates, 81, 900, 600.
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds closed firm the following quo
tations:-United States currency skies, 1925 1913
do do 1881, registered, 1lsA lloa do. do, do,
coupon, 12lh 1245s; do hvetwcnties, called, 1864
registered 1l45S a1l514 do. do do do coupon, ll4H
a116k do do 1865 registered, ll5A ll6; do do do
coupon 1I5zs no. do do, do, new, registered ll6Z
a NIX; do do, 1865 coupon, 1905 l2Oss do, do,
do, 1867, registered, 11sI 1l9s do do, do, cou-
pom, 122x I222< do. do, 1865 registered, ll9&
1l9H; do do do, coupon, 1924 12S do ten.iortics
registered, 1l7A a 117n; do. do, coupon, llf9S
lis; do nves, registered, 1l67s ll7h; do do,
coupon. ll7k 117I
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds generally 1rm moderate
transactions Milwaukee and st. Paul consolidated
sinking funds sold at SlH, do. $40 convertible
at o. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NoTICE-THE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
the week ending Saturday, December Is, 1876 will close
this office Tuesday 80 A. M for Europe per
Dakota, via Queenstown, On Wednesday A. M for Eu
steamer Java via Queenstown On Thursday az
III I'D A M for Europe Frsa, via Plymouth
and Hamburg On Saturday at A. M for England, Wales
Ireland and France per steamer City OF Richmond via
Queenstown, and 80 A. NJ for Scotland per
Bolivia via Glasgow and at IL 80 A. NJ, for Europe
steamer Oder via Southampton and Bremen
T. l.. JAMES, Postmaster
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BEFORE CALL-l0 A. Nj,
Vs-g< :

l0I5 AND ll:90 A. NJ.
Ss5ooUs5.2oc ,65n be f2os $4,000 SIS r'sI lle7S
5000 do.......... l2Q1s 1900 SIS, 'sl BIC ilTa
1000 Us 2Or 6obc llTss 5000 Us, cur. l2-a
1900 > o..U, 81. I22aa