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Ftsh VERA CRUZ.

FCh VERA CRUZ.
yAkPgUu, TU1PAN CAMPEACKX, PR0GbE
so HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YQRX HAVANA AND MEXICAN MALL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line IL composed OF the steamships
Oily of Mexico Capt. W. b: sner~ooc
mr. or pIsrfda j. W. Reynolds
.Iiry Of Capt. 8. r. PoilEpa
.ssirtSags The steamship
AMsI Cirv OF Merida.
j. w. Reynolds, commander,
will leava hev wharf loot VI Calouo sGrsct 4tfst
District Oh SUNDAY. January p 15I6, at 8 A. M
Passage 70 ysrh Cruz, sou gou.
r. ALNXANDR& q sOHs,
No. 80 Broadway New York.
Ynr freight or passage, apply to
j. M. WITHERSPOON, Agent,
No. 60 Carondert street.
The City Of Mexico will follow Sunday, January %,
1876 o4 "
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Below Coming Tn.

Elizabeth Dougall, White. from Liverpool Nov
to G Shepherd eco
pride Of England, Nash. from Liverpool Oct IS,
master
sh bark B Duffus, Shaw, 81 days from Dublin,
) Norton G. Bell
tegan bark Heriof Herlefsen, Olsen, from Lon
|Dn Oct IT, to master
tian bark Georgia, Medarich, 80 days from AS
ensiOn. to master
Sner Excelsior, Arnet, 1-2 days from Ruatah,
. master
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BAYOU TECHE.

WALKER g. LYONS TECHE LINE.
49, For SimmspOrf, Churchvilie, nHS
l@An4tsS all landings on Atchafalaya River
A3o2& Bayou Chepe. Pattersonville, Centre
ville Franklin Clarendon, j. anerette, New Iberia,
Fausse Pointe st. Martinville and all landings
Bayou Teche-The light-dranght passenger steamer
CIarksvilIe,
Abe Smith master Frank Greig, clerk,
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. {, at T. NJ,
Ida,
r R. Muggah master f. Fl. Buck clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY January l. at Z. M
will leave above paying particular attention to all
way and plant .tion business For freight passage
APPLY on board or to HITE & GARLIN Agen $,
di2 If No. 3 Tchoupitoulas street
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS LINE
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves on THURSDAY, December 30, at 5 P NJ
-; For Camden, Trenton Monroe
sAeht Columbia Harrsonburg. Trinity, and all
way landiu gs on the Ouachita and Block
Rivers-The steamer
Frank Willard.
will leave as above, and will give through bills of
lading without reshpping. For freight or passage
apply on board or to n 0. DONOHUE,
Is Graver street.
Insures No. in all LONE offices. dos
NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHITA TRANS
PORTATJuN COMPANY.
Leaves on FRIDAY, Dec 81, at P. M.
For Trenton, Monroe and all
aAxfHt, landings on Bayou Bartholomew to Point
ssssss:a:zs2a Pleasant. ouachita and Black rivers
The new light -draught steamer
BastrOp,
Gus Hodge master l.. P. Delahoussaye clerk.
wlleave above, positively For freight or passage
"pr-' F. A. BLANKS, President
2Canal street, corner Delta
HITE g. CARLIN,
LORD a. MCPEAKE,
BRITTON & EPPLER,
d3o ADAMS g. WORK, Agents
NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHITA TRANsPoR-
TATION COMPANY.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves FRIDAY, Dec 81, at P. M.
For camden, EldOradO, Ouachita
City, M0rehOuSe Point trenton, NonFoe,
$3.50 and all landings Bayou Bartholomew,
Ouachta and Black Rivers-The new hght-draught
steamer
Kate Kinney,
p Kinney master Andrew Clark, Gle H.
will leave as above positively. For freight or pass.
age apply Oh board, or to
? Canal corner of Delta
HITE g. CABIN.
LORI e. MCPEAEF,
BRITTON & EPPLER,
d3O ADAMS & WORK.
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Below Waiting Orders.
Exports.

ship Belgra, ia, Bell, from Rio janet 70 Nov
y to Haynes eco
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Arrived.

forwegian ship Jupiter, Jacobsen, from Barcelona
Nov A. to master-POiht
hip Ewell, -. 81 DAYS from Damariscotta. Me,
to Lowell & Bailey-Point
$itlsh ship John Mann, Gibson from Antwerp Oct
IA. to Lowell & Baiey-POint
rk Atlas, Larsen. from Havre Oct 25, to Ocean,
Zerega &cO-POint
fish bark Georgina, Crane. "A days from Santos
via Rio Janeiro, to master-POint
rwegian bark VikingeD Arnesen. from London
Oct "a. to master Point
ooner G Lanata Guagnimo ITO days from Genoa,
to master. ID LIST
ooner Eta and JOSIE Bunker. from Havana to
FOsdick &co-2d dist
|hooner Texana Nielsen days from Minatitan,
to Fernandez & Son. ID dist
sTRAABoATs.
/ Carrie A Thorn, Thorn. from Shreveport
st John Bergeron from DonaldsOLvilIe
Glencoe, Calhoun. from st Louis
kOriole -. from Lower Coast
Frazer Canton, from Lower Coast
IBERIA Sheldon from Lower Coast
leo SpaDgler. OPry, from Lower Coast
darie Bassett, from Lower Coast
leta Pickett. from Washington
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
chooner Falster from Biloxi
chOoner ConcoIdia. from Horn Island
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
chooner Thos Jones' from Pascagoula
chooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou LacOmDe
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Memoranda.
(By Telegraph,
New York. Dec 29-To A. Moulton Steamship
Hudson. Capt eager arrived from New Orleans this
aft
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STEAMBOATS,.

LAFOURCHE.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND DON
JACKSONVILLE SEMI WEEKLY PACKET.
The new passenger steamer
Assumption,
Joe Dalferes master, n. H. Dupuis, clerk,
49, Leaves New Orleans Mon.
lxH&5HkkS DAY and THURSDAY At 5 P. NJ, re-
sseass~5s@ turning down the Coast in daylight on
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY
For freight or passage app on board or to-
oas If ; ,. R klC cHAR1Er . Cont street.
COAST, DONALDSONVILLEA AND LAFOURCHE
PACKET.
The New, Fast and Safe Pas
Robert Young.
O. D. Terrebonne captain, w III. Daniel. master,
J. M Daniel and Frank Dalferes clerks.
Leaves every SATURDAY at +. NJ, and every
WEDNESDAY at IL M.
HITE & CARLIN, Agents,
n13 I'm Tchoupitouas street.
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TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON.
->-~~No~~~~~oro1.-o-~ ~~~~~~~~o~o-~~~~~~~~ooO~-~-
REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY. Dec. 81, at P. NJ.
~ For all landings ON Black, Macon
laMEIkIt "a and Tensas Iivers-The steamer
w. j. POitevent,
zee vTalker master Sam Block, c'erk,
VII leave above positively For freight or pas
cage apply on board or to
HITE & CARLIN 3 Tchoupitoulas 81.
LORQ & MCPEAKE, 46 Camp street.
VIII remain in tie trade permanently. dbl II
REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET
Leaves FRIDAY December 81. at P. M.
For all lanoinss ON Black, Ma.
l!ss Gs.ssszhs con and Tensas rvers-The steamer
Stella Block
OBJ Crooks master Gabe Block clerk.
will leave as above positively. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or TIC
HITE IL CARLIN. TchOupitoulas 81.
n3tf LORD & McPEAKE. 46 Camp ST.
Gves through bills ladiDg to FLOYD.
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LOWER COAST DAILY PACKET.
~ The fast Al freight steamer
! E2A6kk J. r. Frazer

Leaves head of Cont street for Terre Beuf Jesuit
Bend and Belair Plantation DAILY Sundays except
ed) at P. NJ, returning early next morning to the
city. o5 tt
Has a clerk on levee daily. For freightor passage
apply ON board or to
aug NO. DONAHUE, &c Gravier street.
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SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

For IdverpOOI.-The 3.311. American
La. schooner IDA G. BULLARD, Small, MASTER Is
sl14 now loading and having large portion OF her
cargo engaged will h We quick dispatch Fer freight
annlv to R. j. BUDDENDORFF.
fd19 1876 Common street.
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e.RwEH COA9r.
NEW ORLEANS AND LOWER COAST PACKET.
. Gv,, The fine passenger steamer
! IL 81 WalOOn,
- fired J Ruiz master; p E Barry clerk,
will leave every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
O'clock sharp for Jesuits Benz Belar, Pointed la
Hache Buras, Forts, and all way landings; return
ing WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. For freight
or passage apply on board
fhe clerk is to be found every day at the head of
Cont street d2l u
SUMMER AND WINTER LOWER COAST
PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at IL M.
and SATURDAY at p NJ
IT, n For EadspOvf. Southwest Pass.
Jump, Forts, Buras, Pointe-a la-liache,
ezz= and all way landngs-The new low pres
sure steamer
Martha,
W. s. Bassett. master,
leaves as above, returning every MONDAY forenoon
and WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evenings.
VIII 30 to Eadsport and Southwest Pass on SAT-
JRDAY, thus giving Excursi0nsts fine Opportu
lily of seeing the Jettes and Coast IN daylight on
Sundays.
Excurson tickets for sale at reduced rates.
For freight or passage apply on board, OF at the
Office, No 13l Common street. NIB
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yICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS.

BAYOU SARA.
T... For Bayou Sara, WaferisSs
.SAHxssx# Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge
'FassMss1's Plaquemine, and way landings - The
United States mail semi weekly packet,
Gov. Allen.
On place of w. s. Pike)
j. J. Brown master, s. s. Sureck, clerk,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at p. NJ.
for Bayou Sara. For freight sr passage apply to
HITE a. CARLlN, 3 TchOupitoulae st.
$40 A. C. GODDIN. 90 Magazine street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22


weather ha, been on the whole 9nia oabe TO ne De
transacted during past week bss rot been at
sact0ry On account Of the Unsettled state
of the goods buyers cautions but literal
price succeeded IN stimulating large sa %
oLbers selling standard prints below agents prices
slightly unsettled the market here aud some OF tnCr c0mpe
this offered certain Indifferent STYLES at 10Sc AZ
the week accounts improved distribution AZ
the principal the West Received, along with
FAR obbers In that section and business with the
became rather active, sales reaching
a far II not large aggregate volume. .
been fairly active, bDt unCNeny dis
bnted whose business Ia restricted 10 nearby ocah
ties complaining Of sluggish movement. Some of The lead
ing been uly employed the market Is fail o
all parts OF the country OF whom exer
great IN making their purchases In jobber
hands and D ah,d cOttOns irregular IN price. ana
good deal OF cutting was practiced.
COTTON GOODS-Ihere steady denani iof snali ~
Of the staple fabcs and towards the 'oSs OF
considerable Apart this the movement nom hst Ahs
wa slow though brown ana Dleache cot
tons grain bags induced large Transactions, st tho
AMI bleachd goods was not strong Thejoo
goods sold Profits, however have been Iaciey
nominal descriptions OF leading fabrics as the system
OF price cutting has Jul sway again among Jobbers
HROWN SufRTINGS AND SHEETINGS were I'm i'm
tied demand first hands, and transactions resoed
10 leading four yard makes and fine browns popular akes
the closely sold up 20 receipts From oO1crs
hands sales LIBERAL heavy standard and all other makes
having fair distribution At irregular prices
BLEACHED sHEErtNGS AND SHlRIlNGS ho'tn
slowly from agents hands, though there t demand .
ings shared. Iangdon g. y. shirtngs reduced TO lie
Davo IL shirngs, 90 l2tc, and a drive was ma ~
Broadway joDbilg house Dwight Ansll - ~ -. .
Few goods bougat BIZ shirI manual .aiei "Aoss ~
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The offering and asking prices of stocks at the
close of the Board to-day were:

In London. Erie the predominating feature,
aud opening Mt 113 against 16l4 at the close last
night declined to 1i5s, and then ranged at 150l53l
G15l2al47sd15. closing at 150l 5ls the Preferred
being down to 20. British consOls were easier, ana
United States bonds irmer. Money was reported
auict and three months bills quoted at 81 per cent.
There was further withdrawal of &65,OGO bullion
from the Bank of England to-day. Of which t21,OOO
is reported TO be for this market The gold mar
ket felt the force of these shipments here, and
opening at III, and advancing to 1l7lt. declined to
1864. though later rallyng to III. On gold loans
the rates were 1e llC and lS2 of per cent paid
for the Use of gold one day. The foreign exchange
market continues unsettled opening rates were
81 70 and - So but later the leading bankers adj
vanced quotations to = 50 and 81 81: we quote
rates for business about 81 79d 81 so and 81 IS a
81 81. The export clearances of domestic produce
from this port for the week ending tonight
amounted in coin valuation to $l,620.232. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont $21 900 in coin in
tcrest, and S27, 900 in called Five-twcnties. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared, $l6507, 900; gold balances,
$1,7l9.213; currency balances, $2,06i,327. The
nrinciDal cnI,I ouotatjO1s were follows:
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SALES FROM 2lo O'CLOCK p. NJ. 10 CLOSE OF 81


The stock market to-day har sicnally failed TO
realize the promises OF yesterday. After rather
dull aud unintcrcstiug opening followed by sharp
onward push. il became weak and refused
to take the stocks offered except at
decline, at whichit was supposc3 the pools were
wiling to sell Erie promptly responded TO lower
quotations from London by opening at lIl2 and
quietly selling at II against !" last night, and
thereafter closely followed Ike iuctuation
as reported from London. At the same
time Ere Preferred. which on Saturday
sold here at 20 and in London at 3Gl2 having de-
clined in London TO 20 to-day, sold here 400 shares
at 81 and the stock offered at that price with
out bids As 10 the general market Inc opening prices
were firm as a rule, and the market for time
submitted TO "a fractional decline only react again
al the board Then Lake Shore took the lead la a
syurt up 10 5ls; Western Union Telegraph cover
ing ~, and Pacific Mail 1864. Toward noon the
advance halted then turned III a downward direc-
ton, and prices broke 10 10 over j per cent In
the later dealings the market was steadier;
and the result of the day has been that
the losses and gains from last nights closing quota
tons have been about "'alf an 'af," the declines
having been in Northwestern, & per cent; do Pre-
ferred and It. Paul, Il; Lake Shore and Pacific
Mail. 50: Hannibal and st. Joseph and Ohio and
Niss sip.i ., and Erie rs The advances OF The
day have been in Central ana Hudson and Western
Union Telegraph each is per cent; Atlantic and Pa
cfc Railroad Preferred and Atlantic and Pacihc
Telegraph each Il; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. ss Quicksilver and Rock Island
each L, and Union Pacific l per cent, The
se.es Of the day have been slightly less than those OF
yesterday amounting TO only about $4,000 shares,
of which 81, COO were Lake shore $500 Ere,
10000 Western Union Telegraph, 2l,l0O Pacihc
Mail, $500 Northwestern, 4 500 Ohio and MlssIs-
sipp z, 400 81; Paul, 800 St Paul Preferred, 2Zoo
Union Pacific, 200 each OF c., G. and l. C., Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Preferred, Quicksilver, and
Narposa 100 Rock Island, and l,s0O shares OF mis-
celaneous stocks The opening. highest, lowest, and
closing prices of active sto Ks sod to-day will be
found in the subo;ned table:
opening Highest. Lowest cosng
L Ixs. :scrs * * u 50. u:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEsThe inquiry is confined to snail lt' at aoon for
,r ITtie i bur lille dong and values are I'M
cbn,.del .ass q 100 II soltiiern at 4c.
hds ras The pas. week is Iore active than LAST reported,
Ihcris asc inc ased orders ron buyers t9h %eSt ah
ord = ire C ncy small ard myers caretal inmakiis u
lo'vS o. fne ,ois are H. receipt Of arrsr
s,ay' % va. .'is ar. in I.,fcr rcInt than last year.
travelling sci sicn r or good busaess. Ar.ton rooms
"a i,facory PURCHASERS. rubber gods ha'r MI VIZ a
i ly ny cur lat at AZ abaa sdy pe rn!iags
p:.-,8 Nj quote: II in. Tory o1n3lc: J. n 30 .1c.
2eIt siq;l IN p 1o lt 'I ina Wcb = 5Q = 81
per rros, later Do - 90 - ~ , 10 WY, or,t hit
stcaay. We quot short orren brush, ILL., i5g' I9 it
lie, GaI led ara Rcd Tipped at o4'' cash. Li''". "e
ErIHDiNG NiATEHI ,Ls-1r.rr continue i,.~in.i r,
for Itlc. . and TIC ratFet SHADY. "e quot Pc, - w.
az y ~ iS H H:cy G3j - "a - C,a
Iioai', Blo". Sll9tl$ oark 81 i4t 80 f
fess lar cement Is G.St bl li u 10 q p. AMI
g.. ni Il g. - NJ Inn. c Hnt ,tsy: pr ~ i ,.r
rnsliur Roeiaid u zoo common and & % for r, \.
III Ne i ior o4 l 'i oncr ar5ciipoh ar qui.
Arhc N trade snce our last quantity coins MIR.
ssh ircIeaipg consnners ere only LarciaSing for
m,l season. D N e as Coal neets WIN I tl n ,ins
nnrrand are far request AZ anort steady rates Tho
4lar,iiy coal sert from e sonny Al" nfoi ~ I As
to., i1r the core, 0ni.Is week las, yer
a. o. Iie cg4g.ty IRON i s1e r 30 S' o6 tor
total ;jJ3 tons, against ll5o,i toIs ior 1o CORE
,,aaf!; fam ali IN raions t. IN. wcc4 Ant r4c.e
a.aa.t s52s9 tor re- nd o.;i9 t'n3 Bt'".eoas
l. sla. S-l d Intsi 5s7 S''l 90
i5ns ea. III COS tons T. gpy sent n y al tne
aud iil53. tons tuminons tgi i7eJi9 ~ ;nn s ,'
total i549soLe f2s for conc;Ponas pr 9 ts ar; .'
4i,.cs Bitml.nous We qgoe: llf, - "
sS James IS - 49, % Jal.s iLycr C'-''' r. =
80 e haa,.2 ,yi 1Hse' vEtl,o nj % .5as7 Yca
hai 1T - 81 e nr.s "'5 US ~ 80 -c5leh do
fEiThe receipts oi BIO an santos COR tla wee eni,
Inc this morning l7,l27 ha1s nc.n ~ 800 nats 40
Sr So.,is 1855 bass pei De &C. va Er@ope 600
Ga.s rcs Ne.nuack sal the 'l.e tine cnhace 1850
bass D1aad >a1ta. So bs- 81 ot; l',O5 d. - ~
egs em"on and sgI Fan Rfr S lie '2 eafs is wy
strong at lie recel a'aloe WI Sln' ioGrs nl7 an
hgher fgures the sco embrace 30 ~ pr ~
40 bas PEI same At dc Gnd roo Jlg' yer sam IN os
OF tam, NOT rsnsired al s.t nor 100 - per a. On
rt ier stocksat al per,s ts seinf aa up No. "a
2. New, 700 bags at Hampton Iol's G9 bags At
Banmofc ioat and loadnE for United states 20 ~ M
r6G.5 bags nTeassd for Lnid s'atSs 70 dGth y. ri,
do 2oo 3O+c Good do 2Oaa 20 :t Iiins CO. -
Nil grades are held firmly in ymrathy vim thr al
yaH,t n = @ s Sin sg. gIda 2e cey5 26 c
cai1o ic.i lagiayla 2oe@l - Jnnaei 10 t' lr'
ISa3ac Mex cap, 20 a2c Anfeura lJe2 &c SaVahl'
e22e Good CuTas9a at IT,, no. o,9 sS ~ m and TIE
ling por. t6iay $3.50 bales ils day last week. sos
g. eoa iaifs Sane he Ls var f7lS ias e,as@ e
3ics; eFe!s a. coa9,9' cai ;. e: seeA in Sew
QUO lon5 are based IN aeiicln siai.i Oh @ & "a
mn on ,oIo. ~ sLo.e tiina 9 ~ nic = NJ ~ W 49,
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3s7, against $212,71O,745 for the corresponding
period of 1874. and $2Os. G73. 2s7 Of 1873.
The coupons on the Consolidated per cent Cur
rency bonds Of the Houston and Texas Central Rail
way maturing Oct. 1, will be paid at the National
City Bank.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
syvania Skies third issue, IL Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2Oie Reading Railroad. 56os; Penn
sylvania Railroad. SOL. Gold, 11Oli.
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The quotations of foreign exchange are asfollc

Moncv has a decidedly frm1r tendency, AND to-day
there has been very ittle street business below 3
ncr cent. while 81 and have not been uncommon.
There is 70 change in discounts. The Customs re-
ceipts at Washington to-day were 100000 tie In
ternal Revenue receipts SiG3.00O the United states
Treasurer receiving 1894 900 National bank notes
for REDEMPTION. The following was the Clearing
house statement: Currency exchanges, S7003l .o7G;
currency balances S3,21j,I9l; gold exchanges
A.. $50 ,967. and gold balances, T619,|
Government bonds were strong BAT dH.i, the coupon
5-20s of 1867 advancing to 12llo. We annex clos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
B1NHING AND FINANCIAL.

Stock PRIvIIEGEs-FALL SEASON, 1s75.-S2j to
81 900 invested will probably pay during the next
so days, from 100 to 800 per cent profit. Dnrng
1000 Der cent profit and the year before from 81 900
10 81, 500 was made on 800 invested Our Weekly
Report free gives full particulars and prices OF
all the stocks dealt in mt the Ncw-iork Stock tx
change. ALEX. FRoTHINGlIlM Co, =,
Bankers II Wali-st., \. \.
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~ V WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. ~ 1873.

Expressly THE " /. IhbtNk Oi our
deHcrdt directions.
Send only good articles he freight and other expenses eat
M moor poods Pat every rood order. An attractive
5os secures examination ard often makes sale where dirty
rackage sloyeny appearance falls Pack securely 30 tdt
The will not allow the contents Ia change about SO
ueny OF clean dyy straw with eggs Marx plainly
with yIfnt-a plate bestand note contents on the
box barrel stating the amount also SEND letter at me
pane time stating what te route, time, &C An IN
voice should also be ncOsed IN barrel or box Always
state the Number for yourself eputa
lion for goods shape. that marx 10 IN
demand
BrA AND PEAS.
Receipts for the week $50 bb do last week. 906
bb year 1913 bDls export OF beans the past
week bbis.; jan L. II 49J bbls; same time last
JOB bills Export VI peas the past week. 100 Das
Jan III bush same te last year 2elouo onsh
receipts past week. 227l bush The bean market has
ruled very weak, and this week shows actual decline In
old meums AT the figures there Is nothing
the decline has stopped as before
qualities control AMI the search for buyers BY those
who have received liberal lots atterly Of itself weak
ems qnotatiOna NATIONS shaded for later sales !;
uea beans dull; white kidneys are htte stea'ier.
me receipts peas mauy and the sudden arrivals
have broken market Prices s lendiGg lower We give
the opening price b. T. but the rate cal hardly lod
week forward We the first sale OF new Canadian free
In bills at IL 40 200 TO- close 10 delivery here. quotations
for cid crop beans - $500. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22

FISH Dry Cod ~ hight sappy an! nrn wh goa ie
maDd 800 qiis. Georges b,nk - 2d - % ana
400 aIs Grand BsnL AZ $685. % Msserel coninno 10
yery hight supply and trade good No Ma.-aehs id5 S s
held nj $40 With small lots 1t that pI'lo 6OJ De
Prince EiwarI Island s3 JDGsl for No ar Sl2 org
Sl3 f,r no g. Herring firm AMI In good reqe-
at iOc. Barrel Herring Ia better German, Porta
Hound wanted 100 bhs aid 70 arrive, AT
~ :, 10 .iIn llI- Haax Spt at i6 1911 We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
The following complete list Of exports shipped III Vesso
vliich were cleared to-day Tor foreign por;s.

IINE.FOOI-SHIp bVH""I'
DyewOd pc i,7i7 Tobacco, nd 30 Flour, Dds l,o-1
wheat, Du.. 10000
IVTEFOOI-Ship Victoria Nya:Za.
W'ioa bsh 3l.2S7 saves. $500 Rosn, Dps l,VHV
DyeWd,pcs 1857 CIlc'ke. b 33'.6I3
PArRIMo-Rrg KOdiah ,,o
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And the follow ing for city bank :

Railroad bonds were quiet and steady. Union Pa
cilc sts sold at 1O27sG 1913, Grants at i0l %,
and Sinking Funds at 91l2a91a4. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
Common Hide.
Slaughter.

was al %. goh, .,..,
IUNBERghe market - rather uurttid for ths SON NJ
buyers able - make better L5crn spruce ~
mo, nor! frocy at easier values the yards her -
tlic passing changed vIales quot eIow
Pine s2y -pri VI feet si5 81; Back leisi
foot jG6c. white OAK. cGs.c fopt 4gSiJc; ~ fm~s
3. feet, SO $50 Waite Pine shipping l}1ds, t'3 -,
M'.ThLS-lng0t copper Is moving ycfy slpwiy; ib Hit
feur,s sustained. Tine sales embrace aDoo i@A" AZ
i.u23s. manufactured IL unchanged In iron ~ hs"~
Oi importance 10 note trNn reiaans vsy
qulet holders ~ firm while American l1i
dull anl weak Domestic Pic Lead - steady ~ h's,.|
- -Du$J 81, gDu FUr in Ilg IL dIi|
held al n l2I.aS7 q for selected Pig Tin Is VIZ in
pOIlant change the business ia only limited 200 sAO>
Snl,s soil i0c. glish quot at 49, DH rates
are in fair request unchanged figures sales " % boxes
Charcoal Tn boxes do Ierc and Dj boxes OAe ZONE
ali on terms not trlnspircd metals nexec'e We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
7IJ,ZIJ: cllrrcncy DaIahctS, T-,UU+'"-
.ciral cold nnotatiOls Mcrc as follows:

The days business at the United states Sub
Treasury comprised
Gold receipts $il30SD u Cury payments flJS:Ji OF
cold payments. 1906 ~ fliN Jaitct.''o iV',t ~
GOiN baiace..Si Al &Ojo OF CustDhlS-.. 0@l,OJo w
(lTf Y rgg.iu I