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The daily gazette., 1875-12-23
WILMINGTON, DEL,

assortment OF Harness. Saddles, Brides. Col.
lars, Whips, Blankets, Fly Meta, Combs,
brushes, Trunks, Travelling Bags, valises,
Shawl Straps, and everything. generally kept
made Of the Best Material. and guaranteed to
give satisfaction. single and Double Har-
ness made TO order in the best manner. Or
ders solicited.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly done.
Trunks sent for and delivered. Give us q
call before purchasing elsewhere. deeiawGm
The daily gazette., 1875-12-23
COAL.

DLAcK cAsHMEREs.-Direet from the
msres ats5, 81. 81 %. sllal1S, Sis. s. S7&.
Si.to. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices than we have offered for years. and We
recommend them for color and durability.
w, B. SHARP,
ectoS Fourth and Market stress
, 1875-11-11
DE S0TO'S DUEL!

De Soto was only nineteen years of
age when he accompanied his patron,
Don Pedro de Avila, on his expedition
to America, as Governor of Darien,
though in stature and character he was
mature man. Of humane and honor
able instincts, he shrank from the deeds
of cruelty and injustice which the
Spanish adyenturers We're guilty of, and
which he saw everywhere perpetrated
around him.
Don Pedro was monster of cruelty.
He had given De Soto, young as he was,
command of a troop of horse, ard
sent him on many expeditions which
not only requiled great courage, but
military sagacity, scarcely to be expect
ed in one SO young and inexperienced.
1t is, however, to the credit of De Soto
that the historians of those days never
mention his name in connection with
any of those atrocities which disgraced
the administration of Don Pedro. He
even ventured at times to refuse obe-
dienee to the orders of the Governor,
, 1875-11-11

WHAT DOES He LIVE ON?-The Tole-
do Blade relates the following: A elti-
zen of Toledo, in the ordinary current
of business, became possessor of note
Of German saloon-keeper. The note
becoming due he took it to the party
and presented it for payment. The
man was not prepared to liquidate his
obligation, and asked fer an extension
of time. This being granted, and the
conditions settled properly, he was
turning to leave, when the German said
'Shoost wait Won leetle whiles, unit I
gifts you Elm glass goot peers
No, thank you, don't drink beer,
was the reply.
Veil, den, 1 gifts you veeskees, that
is peter as so mooch.'
No, thank you, l don't drink whis-
key
'Sho! know how l fix you, have
goot vines,' jerking down bottle with
a flourish.
Again the quiet, No, thank you; I
don't drink wine.'
'Vot! you don't thinks holdings; veil,
l gifts you Elm good shegar,
Once more, No, thank you, I don't
smoke
'Mein Gotr exclaimed the Dutchman,
throwing up both hands, no peers, no
veeskees, no vines, no dobsccoes, no
noddings-vot you live on, anyway
betatoes, eh."
, 1875-11-11

CoNsrANr-NoPLE, Nov. g. General
Ignatef Russian Ambassador, had long
interview with the Sultan. He repre-
sented to him the. mala1ministration of
country; the discomfort Of the populas
ton; the dissatisfaction of financial al
fails, and the consequent urgency OF re-
form.
, 1875-11-11

WAsHINGrcN, Nov. ga telegram re-
celved this morning by the Attorney
General. announces that United States
Attorney Wells, administration candi-
date for Congress in Mississippi. Las
been elected by majority Of 9,0Co.
, 1875-11-11

with one of his parishioners. which l
know to be fact, through Beecher's
confession to me and through the con-
fessions OF Mrs. Tilton and through
other sources. I appear before this
church in loyal obedience to the sum-
mons which l have received, and here
by declare my disposition and desire to
discharge all duties devolving on me as
a member, that are consistent with the
knowledge of the adultery of the Pastor
and his false swearing in regard TO it. "
The New York and Brooklyn Associa-
ton of Congregational Ministers has
taken action it is alleged which will GER
tainly revive the Beecher scandal. A
committee of its members have been ap>
pointed and instructed to report after
careful examination of the charges
whether the Association ought to retain
Beecher in membership. 1t was said
last evening that Beecher would with>
draw from the Association rather than
submit to the investigation.
The Spanish Government has for
warded to their agents in this city or
dsls to levy upon and ship at once, pro-
visions and ammunition to the amount
of $500. 600. The money for this pur-
pose was contributed in Havana on the
goth uh., upon receipt of kilograms from
Madrid to the effect that American in
tervention was feared and all that could
be done to deter it was advisable.
The direct cable reopens for business
at midnight. The tariff from New York
will te IS cents, gold, per word.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-Returns from the
State election continues favorable to
Republicans so far as the State ticket
is concerned. the Republicans claim
from 1000 to l2,O0O majority for all
candidates except Treasurer. Lesisla-
tive returns are meagre but the Demo-
Gratis appear 70 have gained four or five
members. This, if not overcome by
Republican gains. will make the Legis-
lature very close.
CHICAGO. Nov. ga Washington spe-
cial saws the President is very anxious
to gather all opinions among his asso :
GATES favorable to his plan of turning
over to the army the purchase and dis
tributions of supplies for the Indians.
The military generals, as matter of
course, fully concurred in the opinion
of the President in the matter.
WAsHINGrcN, Nov. "a telegram re-
celved this morning by the Attorney
General, announces that United States
/ Attorney Wells, administration candi-
date for Congress in Mississippi. Las
been elected by majority of 1900.
! MADR1p, Nov. 5.-The Figaro Espan-
al says the Vatican has sent note to
Madrid which expresses the approval OF
Cardinal Simonis' conduct. Regarding
the circular, the note insists upon the
execution Of the conccrdans and refuses
20 recognize the Royel Placet; attributes
civil war to religious liberation and de-
mands the Bishop of Urgel be tried by
ecclesiastical judges and not by ordin-
ary tribunals.
CoNsTANr-NoPLE, Nov. s. General
Ignatef Russian Ambassador, had long
interview with the Sultan. He repre-
sented to him the. mala3ministration of
country; the discomfort of the populas
ton; the dissatisfaction of financial al
faiIs, and the consequent urgency OF re-
, 1875-11-11
Coal Company.

IN HE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE COMPANY
etock hooks are open. All are invited to call
and examine the plan. G. h. BURNETT,
--'>' Secretary
seattle. March 6, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
CorToS MARKETS.

Lorrsv!fLr oct Cotton firm; Mrhlne l3c.
CiScisSA:i oct. COTTON ira; Mid!nr &c. low MID
S!Gg, LI 1 ''sh SIp, lai iaics stocL Iaa7 tas
uttpELrIIA OCT. Cotton firm; nddiug, l3'ic. D..
Low MiidlHg, l3c Good Ordinary, l2ci net receipts
hr"rsra Oct. cotton firm. good demand Middling
l2ls. Nt!ding, l2I4ci Good Ordinary nominal net
rccelps l,:lt7 baes sales, 1S2 bales.
~. LouIs Oct 7.-to;'on-h piday no report ,,,
BOSTON oct 7.-Coon quiet Mid'llng, q &C Low MID
ding, l3ic Good o.irafy l2l4 net reStlPs "a Dal's
BArrIMoRr. oct. 7.-Cotton hrn MddhEg, l3'-c Low
Maidling I2ssc. Good Or,lAp, l2'sc let rscepts ~
cS,stwse bales sales so bales spEner'. llo baeo
'' S6sF6S 2So %c Cotton firm Mddnr Isc; reeep,
25 Dales exports coastwise ji9 bales SA'es 'o' oAes
WnHiy, ron oct. 7.-Cotton firm aud nominal Middlng
l29c: Low Mdihn9, l2isc Good ,liinaIy lict nc. i.
cepts bales exports cOast"se l2I bales STOCK So;o
aH%ywoP,V,ys Oct COTTON fr-u. good DEMAND Mid
net rsce PTS So7 bales cross 529 haies h, Z" ca
Britain $3.50 bales sales iJO1 bale stock Az 10 JARS
MdG.ng l2c: Ordinary. IL '2c net receipts, 5i6
bscs exports coastwsc, 9j7 bales sales 200 3es stock
SIyAsg.H oct Cotton very sroag; Middlng l27c.
Toy Nidinc l2le: cool Ordinary. i2c.: net recNpts
1922 bales; sales, =, lG2 bales stock, 3..lf ha'a. 49,
Cu,RTr,ToS oct. Cotton :ol good preles; MD
ding I3isc Low Nddinc. l2'sGl2s4c. Good Ordinary,
ll7-dl2c; nrt receipts, 5O-I bales sat' l"' D"'es
G.ISioS 0c, Cotton steady and demand good Nh
ding i2sc. Low Midding, PIE Good Ordinary, u Sc
net receipts lOa3 bales exports 10 Great Britain, 2C2o
bales exports coastwisc, 5O5 bales sa' ltu6 bales
%Tsp1is OF 7-Coton active and Hrmcr Nidinr l27r
lSe. rccrips 2i5 bales; shpmcLt 80 baes salea
LOO bales actual stock, $3.50 bales
PRINTING CLOTII~ MARKET
pRoyu,HNcF K L. Oct .-prrtin, Cloths nominal, !'c
for beet Goods the small business done at u OF
that ngurr.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Tile hTATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS. -
TIvFRPOnr oct 7-l23n y. nCOiion Is strongi hidlnc
Tplard- 6I5si. Nddhug Orleans .aI.ii sales o lHODO
bits ncudns 1000 or speculation and export receipts
400 ar- o. American. Cotton Ia arrive Strong
&ifdlng Uilauds L. h C.; shipped November and
December a III do DO, October delivery at I.iei 'S
MdHug orleans l.. 81. e., SHIPPED November ana ecen
ber at o.; s>rS Of htiins Uplanda l. A. c. shipped
December and January per al, ~ q ~. . ,
IIvEarcOi, oct 7-laO y. mSairs oi hliihne plahds
Cotton MGiuL .l1usc shipped NOycaLer AMI trrn-
her ~ ne Ch,c-, - cwt for tne American. Ta0w,
As e. 'Cwi. ..-
10. Joe ba.Hs we're American
If.EarDr- OCT. 7 23u =. m-Mlddlng pldhds cotton,
67ld. Iiddliug orleans, I'd.
IIyTrruDf, oct - =. m.Sal,s 81 hddhhg orleans cox
ton Low addng cansr shipped November and December
(p,r s.-l ~ g 'si ~, ,.- q, ,,,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
We quote foreign exchange

Money Oh call to-day has been 2l2 to 3 per cent,
with no change in the discount rates. Washington
dispatches state that the withdrawal Of United
States bonds deposited in the Treasury to secure
National bank circulation for fifteen months ended
Sept amounted 20 $40 100000. Of this amount
New-York withdrew $4,000, 900, Illinois $500
600, and Missouri $3,2jO000. Bank notes were
received for redemption TO tue amount Of
SGOO.OOO. The Custom receipts were $50OO00,
and Internal Revenue receipts 100000. The
Board of Audit of the District of Colunba have
suspended any further issue of 1866 bonds for the
present The total amount issued will not exceed
S12 100000.
The following is Tic clearinghouse statement:
Cur exchanges 9s7 Gold exchanges s53GS90l
t,ur b4lsnces 22lJSg6 Gold balanC es..... i4l
Government bonds have been frner to-day, and
the closing street quotations as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
election Noiitf.
STATE or H.wyoRK oPFIcE oy TLE Sycgtrtsr OF STATE
rI,O THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY Of NEW

Two THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY Of NEW
Y0KK-Sa: Notice hereby given that If The General
Election he ed in tins stat ont ~ lSDhn srcetSlns
the Monday November next November y te follow
ing oiaccIr 10 b" elected to Wit ,
sccrcaI. oi state in ia, piAe" Of Dsdrsh Wllerslr
A Comptroller IL The Pike, Il Nelson X. Hopkins.
A rIcas ! the place II IInmss GSiuc..
II .liry n TIE place oi Dati'l lfa't
Engineer and surveyor III The place OF sylyanms H.
a Caual Comms in th- place OF Reubcu W. strond.
Iu,prcto q; state Prisons place OF
Az whose 0 Ohcr VII expire on the ast DAY 0 De
Also senator FOR Fourth senate Disrrf composed u
tbe RI -ecnnd Thri FOnTh. Fi'th sixth seventh Tlr
t-enth Fourteenth Wars Of to Ct and Comfy Of New
also eator Tor the Ifth District composed Of tho
EigtG Ninh Fifteenth and sNecnth ward. Of tue city and
hI., senator for the sixth District posed cf
the Tcnth Eleventh and Seventeenth "'s o the Cy ana
as senator for tho Seventh senate District, composed OF
the feeui. Twentieth and r~eGtyfrst Wants OF the city
Iso snatnr Tor the tg,t,r Senate District composed
tho Twelfth. Nineteenth a Twenty s,cond aIs oi the CITY
CoixTY SD DISTRICT Also 20 be elected sad
COUNTY twenty l"GDes 81 As>' - 10 0" Stccd nun
the Assembly nsrcts 81 constituted rnder Chapter oO',
JGdS Q: III. superior in ,e plsc u John Freed
Judge ct the Court Of Coumon peas ne place of FRED
A enTfoeatc IN the place ~ Robert e HItca,agr.
Attorney the place 81 Benjamin Is. Phelps.
A Ro.0ltor IN ttc place oi John r. iiac.si ,,,.,.,o
Two Iasces n the Msrnc Court "a TO p1cc o' Michael C.
Gross aud pil.p j. Oarhmsca.
A CoIoa,r m ;he place " N:opE Kessl1r ~
Of ot'ec VIII expire "a tbc los; 10y Of Deem
AS" II the Conr o GeDcra s4ssors Tor the term
q, foar;cr rras from Iauusry 1876 pursuIat 10 chapter
~''' ~" ''' ''''' DIL6EICH wILrrRs 'r.
Secretary al s,ate.
snrgirr's Orticr, Svw yobE. hurrst9 1875.
certify the foregoing iiac copy o. t"s li'caoo
WILLIAM c. CONNER
Sheriff Of the (ity and County ~ NcN lurx.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Tho Offering and asking prices for stocks at the
elnse al thc ENchange Voc:

Cable advices from London report dull markets
for Consols and l.. $. bonds. COnsols were quoted
at the close az 93l3l6G91 for money, and &4l1Ga
94ls for the account. L. ). 20 bonds were quoted
at 1OGlsa 1868; 67s, 107ls&1075s; lO--iOs, lO4's
a1O47s. and new fves, 1045sd 1919; Erie Com
mon. l5415ls and Preferred, 31l2. The Bank of
ENGLAND advanced the rate of discount from 10 Dig
per cent and the rate in the open market for three
months bills is 23s or only Is below the bank rate"
The amount withdrawn ON balance from the bank
during the week was f1 ,Oj3, GEO. and for the day,
gl39OOO The amount of unemployed notes III the
bank is stated at c11 s377}0, and the proportion OF
bank reserve to liabilities Is 40 pei cei.t
AGAINST 4s24 per cent last week. Rentes AT
Paris are quoted at $500. The specie in the
Bank of France decreased 1j7s5, 800 francs during
the past week. Gold closed at III, the two e1-
trc,ncs Of the day having been 1167sa1l7ls. The
rates paid for borrowing 1a2, ll6, and lG4 per
diem and z, s, Is, and per cent per annuIn
Loans were also made fiat. The specie ship
mcnts 10 Europe to-day amounted to S273,G5o
Of which $71,5OO was i'll silver bars, and there
was 100000 gold received from California
This morning The Assistant Treasurer paid cut to-
day SIG 900 gold account If interest and %i4,-
OOO in redemption of 30 bonds The gross bidding
for the Treasury god to-day amounted 10 S2,73o,-
600 and the ~ 600 900 was taken at 1850 to
11zo2 Tho awards ycre aS follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
cUpREuE COURT. CITY and COUNTY Of

= NEM NORK.-ELIAS HUGHES TiON iScN AMI
ELIAS lT"GnES BELL, composing thr hTm o: RicEARD
BELL A. 60, pia,nt.ss ROBERT MACKENZIE dctcnd
for money demand on coptract Oom. not
10 teiruhant No,t hereby
the complaint
which e In the o1iVe Of The ClfTk - the CITY
and 10 copy of yoar answer to ;hc ssd
plalnt iCe
the
on Won exclusive of such service yun
answer The -ai complaint within the plain.
tns this seon will take judgmen: against for ts
of FIVE and hundred and eleven and % dcas
with interest thousand aud eighty eight
lar iron May 1879 and three thousand hudc, and
aud T dollars from tho ,enth las of june
thousand eight hundred and seventy hy besides te
OF this a,tinu.-pasd New York. sept. !, 1879
WILSON N. POWELL, Plaintiffs Attorney, 80 pinc ~.
The complaint this action duy he The ONCE
Celk County of New Sork tho New
House ia riiy the Soth day Of September 1876.
oil law6wF. WILSON n row I'LL, Pi2.nlss Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
fe0a! Noiifes.

NOTICE OF ASSiGNNENV.-Notic is hereby
~ g.v,n that HENRY ". MOGEIOiSB IL tie CltY Of
Ncsara ;hc cornty " aud stat" - HesJerscy hath
this tay male assignment 30 thc suscgiDagsof Rs esaio
thr ral benefit ~ hs CREDITOR, ard Tat sad creditors
must c1ibt their respective claims, rDcc- ai anfnA
VI three iaOui sUat"i Hw.Is, y. j.
sent ~ lS75 ROBERT SEAMAN,
MURRAY and GrrriWi'h sis. NrA. York.
JOHN >. RHODES,
\ T.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

Mr. Andrew Green. the City Controller adyertises
for scaled proposals for $7,527, 800 of per cent
bonds OF the City of New-lork, to be opened on
Wednesday, Oct. 20, at o'clock p. IN. The pro-
cceds are applicable to the redemption OF bonds
falling due Nov. l. The now issue is made redeem
able in 1S7S-79-oO.
The death of Mr.. Benjamin i. Whoelwright, one
OF our oldest and most successful bankers, is an
nonnccd this afternoon. lis age was y years lie
was long the President of the Greenwich Bank, and
ono Of the founders of the old Greenwich Savings
InstilGtiou.
Mr.. John Gorhaln Of the Gorham Manufacturing
Comuany, is reported to be in trouble on hls lnd!-
vidual account. Hisliabties are said cTGoO,ooo
The earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Panl was dull but firm at 337s
S94le, on sales Of only 1900 shares

694le, on sales Of only I,3UU shafes'
Ohio and Mississippi with sales of 5000 shares de-
elned from 16l2d 1865 to 16G16ls. Hannibal ana
St. Joseph sold to the extent of 200 shares at lI9
416a,Q17lsG H. and 600 shares of Preferred at ZZ'
Only 800 shares of Erie sold at 1701G's. Mlchi-
gan Central declined from 57i2 to 56i2 on safes Oh
500 shares. Western Union opened at IoH@ Io's,
but yielded to pressure to sell down TO 'o' Ialie
80, 20 7e bnt closed at 1854, after sales of 1880
sha,cs Pacific Mail was we'll sustained for the
greater rart of the day at about 3G, declined to 35
yos again rallied 10 So but finally closed offered at
a5a,. The market closed feverish and unsettled
The opening highest lowest. and closing prices Tor
active stocks sold to-day will be found III the SUD-
;oined fable:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

T.. Z,
COTTON-ThcTc is rather doing ~ spo Cotton az an
advance Ol SC e b. az which tie m4rhei closes MN, tn "a
vOrabe from Liverpool sellers Tie avaniaee Re
to-day l6!2S bales; th- dal
last week. l246l bales; thus DAY last year, l4oJo bale
Couso dated receipts GGfG5 bales exports 10 Great
Britain l5Os7 bales cIp0ris TO Continent 3i51 balCs
,toc in ScwYolk 297 bales consolidated siocA, l96Jl3
bales. ,--..--...-
Ouotauons based American standard o classification
~ CUality ihHI nan u
-L- .LL -.L.LL-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

The Chicago & Rock Island earnings for August,
show an increase Of 100000 over last year.
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies third issue. III; Philadelphia and
Eric Railroad. 20; Reading Railroad, 90; Penn
sylyania Railroad, 5Ol2; iiOld, III.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
The awards were as follows:


Foreign exchange closed quiet at 4.s7l2 for bank
ers go days sterling and l.s2l2 Tor demand The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Gold balances, S137s, GIL; currency bal
ances, 81, ,S95 113 gross clearanccs, $3l ,33s0OO.
The principal quotations for gold to-day have been
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

Included IN the above are S33 bales To arrive.
For future delivery market advance iec q n WITH
demand the Sancc salts as io0ws All On DaAs
oi Low MildliDs go ,o. 40.
sales yesterday after p m-Octobtr 200, i3s'tcI COZ
ec; NuveMDeI 100 IL 2szc; 800 IL 10 sc LOO lE"sc
J. co. l3ci DcccmOT 500 S2ei Zooo iso' Y0 10
Is sec; 100 is tioc; March, 400 ls'eci 900 hs.c
i3ss, LOO 155,sc total l2CGo l9l.s GssierdSys az
sise; December. l3o January, - lgGl3 assc; Feb
ruaIy, l3 sszal3 'iee;: March l2ltsadl345 ApI,
l3n,sdl3l.c; May, 10 isIr 4l4c; June, l4eiI4 'isc
july August IA isd4 &C Market strong.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Ua.cbcs, gcmelrr. Ne.

nIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRi, and
~ sILVEEwARE bought, and eold back when d';ired at
small watches and irHrr} repaired oy tTst
class workmen GEORGE q. ALLEN, No. Ila0 brOadNsy,
neal 2yth.St.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

IoVDuN. 7-l?sU =. In1hc directors Of the BaHk OF
England at then Sc'ng ;odAy ?hgl tir m.nnhh I..e
a Tie Taie money az the
StoeI Exchange Government srcuriti'-l - y cent
IoNlos. OCT IL 30 -. m-tJsol- 0r money "tis for
tie account 81 Paris ylces q.ots Ernto4 At Cot Juc.
IoNpON. p.m-Thr bullion ~ The Bsnk oi England
ha- drcrc-rd O53 oOJdnrine te " gsch Enc Railway
share. lJSs. 1aloS. 81 JdJ3 = cHt is1j. - go
IsNB0S. oct. 1880 T. u.Thr amount of huiiinn VIII
dra nom Bank O England o. Da.lcc today 4. $4,000
proportion Of the bank rveV' 10 abi "i'h last week
-. 4Oi- pSr cent.
LONDON. u .. -ihc rate ~ discount ~ The
,ark, i,r re. months bills - % per which = per
below the Bank II England at Efie itali"ay shaftH
lJf Paris adVlces quote hent.r az go. Orc.
LONDON, oct IL l. A. m Cusolr lot money v3 'si Tor
the account, 90 Ia. frc RAILWAY shsIeH l1's go, . ID.
LONDON. oct. 2 Evening Isttd cake SO 10 ton.
Iinseed on ~ 3G24D q cwt SPIRITS TuTpeLtino "a ~
Pcnt.
LONDON NARKET-OCr. T.
hosln-'omuloh Do bNi
TurpentiDe-Sgnts .-..-.-....----.... - steady
pAEr oct TIL. npsrie n the Bank Of France has de
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
DiuiocnS Notices.

GENITAL r ,ILROAD 90 oF NLN.J .JausEY {
ll9 i.REGIl ~, NFW.IoEK, SrIi -, !e1J.f
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ofTWO AND A
~ HALE PER CTSr 10 declared, payable on aud after
WF6NFsDhY Oct, 20 Transfer books win D. closed frUm
THURSDAY, the 3UtA iLst saturday, the 3d plVX.
SAMUEL KNOX, TREASURER.
TREASURY or nig ERIg RAILWAY CoTtANYt
EEw-ToRK oct o. 1873.
NOTICF-TNTERE~T COUPONS of tho
a RI'EFAID BRADFORD AND PTIT~BU RGU RAIL
ROAD COMPANY and q the PATERSON AND NEWARK
RAILROAD COMPANY due Juy !, 1875. viii De paid
presentation 10 ;he Undersigned. W. r. SiEAEIAN,
Treasurer Eli RAILWAY Company.
OFFIcr P,SAaA RAILROAD rONvASY,(
No. 7 NAssAt-sT.. SEW YORK, sept. -, 1878.
CIXTY-NINrH DIVIDEND. Board Of
y Directors have this declared the usGal QUARTERLY
pIVInESD0 THREE 60 PER Cent sou earnings of past
months ending 10th September PAYABLE 10 so, ,Ahoiafs
OF their after ue lJ October
next r.fcr th ait 81 the 4ih
Uci0Uer and rcapcncd the mor ing Of the l5th Lc"irr
w. J. EaMEl, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
The days business at
ury coupriscd:

The days business at thc United States Snb-Troas-
ury comprised:
coI re,cots gl5 G3O r C1rv raynunt 5ls r9G
Gcid rayrcutg .3flf2 =" Cuy balance. 81 1892 -
GoId G!+la ~ CustOnis....... $4,000 90
ssrr U rtft .usA .f b. t.t q
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
noNESrIc MARKET.

creased is.7s5ooof daring The ra Tees. Hs~sage o.
Lonaua .5f. 2lc. for short sight
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

sFTS-Jhe market Is dui and unchanged Timothy quoted
al Goa - 20 Rough FaN ~ 40 and clover AZ ldlfte
Sl'EAHIN-IoWer, with ta.r denAId sales Of luVo" y
choce Western ut 10 .c 20, 90 No. ], ate
TATIOW-~icady and moderately active sales OF lNOto
N AT lGi4 a lone, The latter tor fancy.
Raw sugars are sti without mpoy ont prices
losin rather gaining strength aud the TRANSACTIONS
very alt sale. VI hldH Cuba MuscoNado at = Dol
hhds 7s.c. and $50 bags various grades clehy
quote Far 10 Good lie lhnS tuDa AT
Tsrec Frn.e do si.c Centrifugal hhis and boIet ."
o. .ui No ~ Box Cayed at sse tetncd Is Ia tnr de
a 4 ara = former raies ealoc for soft yellow lO4
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
STOCKS.

N NEW IDKE, METROPOLTTAN, MUTUAL, AND
NANHATVAs GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
aud al Of Brooklyn and NcH.Yorx Gas Securities dealt
GEO. ". PRESIiSS,
kOOn 23 go Broad rt, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

I OST-Four Shares of NEW YORK, NEW
a. HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r. CO. CertAca'e No.
3572 standing o' Mara Turk. FINDER viii please
return same to Box a. care Of j. I. HUBBARD, New.
Eochplie. y.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
THE MARKETS.
fCare,ully reported toe TIE TaauSr.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TIT HrIAI' VUI' Z, Ib'V'
The follow ne is complete st of exports shipped IN vessels
which were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
ANTwEGI-Eark Galatuea.
Naphtha Az
CCEk-Barl AzO1.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

o LIE :, a. a ioG shls az 81 is closing at extreme
nuuT.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

CHFF>F-Tnercs fair business passing, thOlsh the m
set lei stale OF the t.Ld tO Chcca trade Tor
sirc, Fancy hUllt Somewhat LfnIJr ia us!r Yie"
OF Fi1 western supplies light and tins meets with good
nqury and chOct lots rne hIcr uno'r
t,e better inquiry grades have also uc; with bet!
aud the feeling II satisfactory Eng!sh hd'i'cs r