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Genuine "Dia,nonds,"

There are countcriclts aud limitations,
which boar the nomc, and trndo upon tho
reputation achieved by genuine diamonds,
Hear In mind that every pair of genuine
"Diamond Spectaclos" bear the trademark
of asmall diamond, The "Damond" glasses
viii always be found tho bcst.in tho market
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Motto. 10 whom |, May Concern.

Notice Nv hereby given that Frank Bradley
Ii not the authorized agent OF the firm OF
Hchenck n Wheclock, and all persons arc
notified not TO transact any business with
him on account of the above nrm.
lild2t. sCHENCK n WlIEEL0CK.
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Diamonds, watches, Jewelry, line sterling
silverware, and everything at Anstin's, viii
during the month OF June, be offered at prices
mover before heard OF. Call aud be convinced
ut 6l8 Main street. Dldlm
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ToR SALE.

my residence, corner Pacific avenue
ana Houston streets, embracing hnif n
hIeek Of ground. with q well nnished
one'aiory ana bNseneni rOeh'eOn0reie
building, ana all necessary oni'buiid.
ingH, eie. An early applicant may se'
eu~e bargain
JNO. W. swIKDELIs.
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Mn, Josnpn hwAIn win have tho exclusive
charge OF tho city circulation Of Tho Daily
Herald nom this date until further notice.
June a, 1916,
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wake Up and See What IN
Going On.

Josqh Maeer, 0roooh Glb Elm street,
Dais, boafs an ~ soliag 0aods oheap,
M dciirors them 10 oasiomors free, 90
aad gipe him q trial, At Olb Elm sirccL
Mdam
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st. Nicholas for 1875.

a, me prospectus of the second yolumo sh ou,s
olat there Is to be no falling Oh, hut M, in.
crei'Se IN It's literary and pictoriaI ntiron-
LIONS. Among other attractive faaturcs nv "
TWO splendid serial stories '''os "re
THE XoUN2 SURVEYOR"
ard stories, etc. '"'N i"z-
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Toslor,. Texna prnMing.

Endorsed by the City Council.
Last Chance, June 30th,
S2OO,O0O In Gold Coin,
Houses and Lands,
Tickets 81 each, or IL for SO,
j. Il. FOSTER, Manager
Houston, Texas.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hair work

OF all kinds; switches, braids puts, hair
jcwelry, etc. done in the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs s. A. Druly. 5ll south
Jefferson street. Combings of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
piice paid for human hair. 05dlm
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FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance for StOcI1mcn.

offer for sale, very. low, my thorough bred
bull, "Prlnce Arthur" tic Is five years old
and lisa perfect picture OF the AyreshirC
breed
Prince Arthur was bred from nnported
stock by Captain j. W. Goslee, of Louisville
Kentucky, and was imported from Ken
lucky when only small calf being there
fore thoroughly acclimated. is perfectly
gentle ana can be handled with impuuity.
He took the first premium ut the Harrison
county fair last fall, as the best thorough
bred bull, and the first premium in sweep
stakes ring. will guarantee him as pufe
blood MS any in America.
| refer to Captain j. W. GOslee, of Iouis-
vile, Kentucky Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, of Shreve-
MS, of Marshall.
For further particulars, address me ut
Mimnl,s sii' IeXas' Ri. WARE.
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Mr.. Henry Boil
HMaiylng purchased the interest of Mr.. J.B
Wilson in the
PREMIUM STALLS.

AZ The city market, respectfully Informs bis
friends That the new firm will keep always
on hand the choicest meats to be found In
the country. They respectfully solicit the
eontinued patronage ofthe old firm of Hamm
N llSoh, ana ls many new ones MS may
favor them with call. Remember thgo
59dSm HAM a. 'u nh ny
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DISSOLUTION.

Tho Arm Of Pierce & Lyle, carrying on the
book and stationery business In This city, Rt
500 Main street. liz This day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, NJ, y, Pierce retiring. Either
partner Is authorized TO collect aud receipt
FOR all uccountH duo the lrm, and TO use the
firm name In settling all outstanding llabl-
tiles of the same. The business will be con-
tmued by u. l., Lyle NJ the old stand.
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NJ SoRIBEER q CO..
mo- $40 broadway, Now York.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31
TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM.
- panys summer arrangements for 1875, commencing
Iups 10 soas leave Peek slip every half hour from 30
rom hatpas o'clock 70 halfpast two O'clock which
VIII be hourly. See time table at landings.
J. ". TALLMAN. Snperintenden
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

DAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP sCYTHIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf foot OF Grand street, 5ersey
City, ai 3 r. NJ, on wedncgday September I, 1875.
CHAs q fRANCKLYN. No. 4 Bowling Green. NJ Y.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
-JERE JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIoNEER,
81 Nassau street
THIS DAY, AT 10 30 O'CLOCK,

LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
Furniture black walnut Bedeads and Parlor Suits, Mat
tresses Feather Beds any quantity of standing and sitting
Desks revolving Chairs Lounges, Easy Chairs Library OF
Books large lot of Crockeryware Glassware and Kitchen
Utensils; also two rosewood Pianos.
A UCTION SALE. THIS DAY.
~ THIS Tuesday MORNING. at 10iS o'clock,
the and elegant Parlor Sale SPOONS
ROBERT c. CASIIIN, Auctioncer, sells
magnificent Household Furniture Bonzes and Paintings
No Al West 10th between Fifth and Sixth avenues
magnificent rose wood Psnofortes,
Steinway aud Decker 4 Bros.
slpArb Psrlor Salts in crimson and gold "brocsde
satinH dd co;sinne git inid centre and Console Tables
Turkish and Spanish Lounges Easy Chairs imported bronze
figure Clocks, Oil Paintings Mirrors Curtains, Bookcases,
Desks Library Tables Turkish Suite, seven pieces,
elaborate and plain Casmbes Sets,
solid walnut and wood consisting OF iai Bedsteads,
Dressing Cases Armore. -glaee, WashstanGs. 81 hair
spring Mattresses Pillows Bosters also single Bedstesds
Bureaus rep plush and brocate Suits Chairs Rockers
extension Table sideboard Chairs in leather, Sverware
Crockery Harcoth Suit 90 Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Kitchen Furniture &c. B.Sele positive. Take Sixth
avenue ears. Goods packed ifrequired.
ROBERT c. CASHIN, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

TAMEs CAGNBY, AUCTIONEER, 10 ABINGDON
square Eighth avenncl Bar, Restaurant and House
bold Punitive and stock Of Liquors this day 1O O'clock
4l3 West Perry street White Star fine
ssting OF good Bar Furniture, English Ale Pump large
Lager Beer Box, round and Tables Chairs marble
Wastand with pipo Gas Fixtures Rangc copper and iron
Boilers nes and Liquors and the Bedroom Furture also
most Excellent Nyear old Horse ~ hands
All Harness. With Cart and Harness Building to or oasc
"a roososl-
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

A UCTION HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER,
n ofelegant Household Furniture this day. commencing
l011 o'clock II East Twentieth street, Broad
way consisting of richly gilt nlad Parlor Suits covered in
French brocael cotelne and haircoth IA Piano
forte best city maker imported Bronze fine on Paintings,
Vases. Eagcres Cabinets French plate Mirrors Clocks,
Turkish Chairs Lounges naid gilt centre, library marble
and extension Tables Werrobes Bookcases Desks Curtains
dining Furniture Buffet Chairs dinner and tea Sets,
Silver and Plated Ware Crookey. Cutlery &c walnut Bed
steads Dressing Cases Armoire lace, Bureaus Wash
spring and hair Bedding, Carpets
Maps various descriptions aud every necessary household
hous lie tive
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

VOuNG MEN TO LEARN TELEGRAPH OPERATING
particulars on or address TEf IPIf INSTRUCTION
CO.. corner Of EiFbtb street aud Broadwau
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A ucrIoN SALE Ar THE ELEGANT FIyE STORY

A UCTION SALE AT THE ELEGANT FIVE STUKf
~ Brown Stone Palace Auction House,
No. t2O West 23d street, near Sixth avenue,
THIS (Tucsdayl MORNING, at 10 30 O'Clock,
Superb Household Furniture sale.
Over $4,000 worth Of elegant Household Furniture prop
ery of c. A. Mallory. ESD consisting, vis Magnificent
Bradbury and Windsor III Pianoortc Oil Paintings,
Bronze velvet and Brussels Carpets inaid black
walnut and rosewood latest style Por Suits IA pieces
cred satin brocate and reps lace Curtains nlad and
marquery Centre Tables gilt and Library Tables Jnrdnieres
Turkish Chairs Lounges Bookcase Cabinets Etageres &C.
Chamber Suits nlad, gilt and black walnut Bodsteads;
Dressing Cases Bureaus Wahsands spring and hair Mat
Pillows, Bolsers, &c Dining Furniture Buffet, Ex
tension Table Chairs leather Dinner and Tea Sets also
and haircoth Suits Basement and Kitchen Furniture, and
400 lots by catalogue. n BCompetont TO pack
and ship goods, city or country. LUKE FITZGERALD,
Anctioneer
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line
The steamship
HUDSON, Captain eager,
will leave pier No North River Saturday September
at y L. NJ.
Through given TO Mobile 81! Louis vcksburg and
other points Cabin passage, $50; steerage, $25.
For Freight at lowest rates or passage apply TO
CLARK & SEAMAN. S6 Xast STREET
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CoACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN
~ sin gle man. speaks English we'll city reference
for three from last employer Call address 43
Broadway, near 41st
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturday at p NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
psnys steam lines to interior points In North Carolina
Newbern and Washington, N c. Cvia Norfolk, every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Lewes DEL daily except Saturday at p NJ connecting
with Delaware and Maryland railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets and bills Of ladng to all points
lowest rates Insurance to Norfolk &C. u per Freight
received daily at pier 81 North River.
General offices, I07 Greenwich street. New York.
n L. McCREADY, President
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CoACHhAN AND GROOM WANTS A SITUATION
~ understands the of road and saddle horses is
Herald Office.
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COACHMAN-BY A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN.
~ single who thoroughly understands his business and
gardening careful driver; best references Address W.
A.. 323 West 41st
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CoACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION WANT
" eddy who thoroughly understands both
branches is first class groom and safe driver milk
&c. Address T.. box 121 Herald Office.
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A RESPECTABLE FRENCHMAN A STU EION AS
bth av.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs.

From the White Star Docks pier 81 North Hiver
RatesSgloon $40 and fOO in gold return tickets on fa
vorable terms. Stecrsge, S:5S,
Saloon staterooms smoking and bath placed
amidshps where the noise aud motion least anOrdng
degree Of comfort hitherto unattsinable at sea
For inspection OF plans and other information apply at the
r. j. CoRTIs, Agent
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(tLERR wANTED-IN Az OFFICE IN BRoOKLYN A
" yonng man from Is TO Is Of age most be good
peBmaD and hgures Address with
hg and residence, box l22 Herald Brooklyn Branch
oGee.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

4 YOUNG MAN WOULD MAKE HIMSELF GRNER
II ally uscfn in private family milk and take
ufborses. Address W NJ, box III Herald Uptown Branc
afHre.
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THE TRADES.

YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO LEARN THE TRADE
of butcher beet of reference be given Call on
ldIess q. L. 81 Delancey 81. Now York.
The New York herald., 1875-08-31

as CoACHMAN-BY COMPETENT, RELIABLE
~ man IA years IN places; reference No. in
l Ptspees ADDRESS NJ D.. Herald Uptown Branch 0Dce,
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CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
THE FOREIGN MARKET,

The London advces report the withdrawal of f2o 900
bullion from the Bank of England balance o-day.
This large withdrawal had tendency to depress
soils which closed u 4 per lower than yeser
day. United States bonds closed frmer but the trans
actions during the day small Erie fell OF to
lax. Todayis ticket day. and tomorrow fortnighty
settling day at the Stock Exchange. The following are
last prices:-Consols, money 937s SO 1916 do,
count, 937s "a; 1868 bonds, old 104; 1867 bonds,
lo7; ten-forty bonds 1861; new dves, 104zs 1o5;
Erie, l414 l41S In Frankfort United States new
dvcs are 991a Pars-Exchange on London is 25f
1o1ac
STATES TREASURY.
Washington dispatches report as foows:-Treasury
baances-Currency, So 40 0oo coin $75 ooo less
coin certificates $26 0oo Bank received for
redemption to-day $4,000 Revenue receipts
$27o, 600; custom receipts, $500 900. The Assistant
Treasurer has paid out to-day ST. $780, 900 gold
count OF interest and ST. 900 in redemption OF $40
bonds The Sub Treasury paid to-day 81 $50 900 on
account of January interest making total thus far of
81, ,934 ooo
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the largest transactions in the
Pacific and Chicago and Northwestern consoli
dated coupon gold bonds, which strong Chicago
and Northwestern advanced to S5L. New York Gen.
tral coupon rsts brought 25 and Rock Island sevens
and New Jersey Central consolidated hrsts each Ill
or the Central and Union Pacific rsts the former sold
up to i0Sz and the latter to 1861, the highest prices
yet attained The dealings unusually large
scale Union Pacific sinking funds receded 81, and
Central Pacific San Joaquin branch, rose TO Ola.
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated plain advanced
to 99h. Milwaukee and ST Paul consolidated sinking
funds sold at 81
Bank shares sold at 153 for Manhattan and 90 for Cen
trail National The latest bids annexed:-America,
14s; Butchers and Drovcrs' 13S; City, 3oo Commerce.
l22; Corn Exchange, 1885, FIRST National 200; Fourth
National 923s; Gcrman-American, II; Gold Exchange,
100; Manhattan, Isl; Merchants, l19; Nassau, 1o3;
New York. 123; Ninth National, so; North America,
99la; Phoenix, o.
STATE BONDS
In State bonds New York registered bounty loan sold
at 1884 District OF Columbia 65's at 6S 6Sl4 Mis-
souri, long skies at lo2s4 1929 do Hannibal and ST.
Joseph issue, at 1o2, and Tennessee at 39H
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT WAS LowER-FUTUREs
WERE sTEADY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT A SHADE
FIRMER-CoRN FIRMER-oATs sTEADY-PoRK
QUIET-LARD FIRMER-PETRoLEUM FIRM
SPIRITS TURPEETINE QUIET-RosIN NoMr-
EAL-oILs QUIET AND UNcHANGED-wHIsKEY
sTEADY-FREIGHTs QUIET-HEMP AND JUTE
QUIRT-coFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, Dec 29-6P NJ
The markets were generally dull, but there was just
enough stir in grain on 'Change to afford some little
relief from the all but universal stagnaon Flour was
dull Wheat was in better request and trine hrmer
Corn demand and decidedly better Oats we're
steady. whiskey steady. Provisions were ne
elected and nominal, except lard which was a shade
better. Freights were quiet Cotton on the spot was
lower. Futures about steady. Coffee was quiet
Hemp and jute quiet Naval were quiet Oils
quiet. Petroleum nrmer, with more business
Sugar very quiet.
CoFFEK.-The market for Rc quiet Importers were
pressing their goods the market and there
inquiry from the country. We sales bags ex
St. Ursula and 200 bags Morning Star Baltimore
1900 bags King Arthur. all on private terms
We quote :-ordinary cargoes, 16Zc lie fair do lsc
lsl4c; good do, 1876. ls24c prime do iec I94c.
santos, fair to good IKE. 1896 gold, ninety days
Java government bags, 26c. PC do grass mats 26c
2sc Singapore do zoe 22c; ceylon. lec. Gle Mara
caibo. IsSc 2oc Laguayra, 1916. DOC jamaica lsc
a l91ac. St. Domingo, 1870, i64c Porto Rico lsc
e1zc. Costa Rca. ls5c. zoe; Macassar zoe 22c
Mexican 1sc. lec. Manila 1sc lec; Angosura, ls5sc
a 2oc Saysnia. 1Sc 201ac. Curacao. lSc. a 49,
CouoN.-The market for spot cotton was dull and &c.
lower ordinary lower strict ordinary
lower good ordinary Quotations stained were
reduced &c good ordinary aud strict good ordn-
Futures about steady The closing prices
compare with Tuesdays closing prices as follows
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Dec. 20 1875.
12l4c good ordinary, lIle Ns receipts. 4o5i bales Es
coastwise 3922 Sales, 935. Stock sOo54.
Cotton weak; mddng i25sc. low @Iddlins, is ii%c
7os2 Exports France, l77o coastwiss ala Sales.
$500. Stock 26l, ,765.
cCts0n qnist d middlins i2e low mddling good
porsfo Grss, Britain Isle; 70 tho continent s 1sii;
cOastwise isil' Sales, $500 Stock. 7o,l22
orns2 GGGg qqG mSanf e icieS as s dns 2s COED
Great Britain, 2426; to france 1916 coastSse' 647
Sales 1887 Stock, io+, I72 - -
Cotton unchanged; mading l2zl lsc low middling,
bales Exports cCssiwise sig Sales iooe ssoGs s
WILMINGTON N. c.. Dec %, 1875
u 40 Tor strained Tar steady at 81 so.
oswreo, Dee 20, 1878
81 e for amber giner s. for white winter and s. 5
double t sStIa %hea spe. No ,s Milwaukee Club 81 ss
sosa soS ST Sis Ssd S END s @ m
S2l /; middlings. SIS ST.
Reeeip.s-FlOur $500 bb. wheat. $500 bushels; ush
corn % 900 do oats. 900 do barley 2eooo do Ship
1900 do oats DO barley 20 DO Fiour sm and
n sale; small Wheas in better milling demand
sales four cars new on track at 5sc and in
sales 1900 bushels twoowed State on track and 500
DUN dS ds a. & = O' rGsf es q q ri heavy mess Lard
T. Flour qsss GnehanEed Wheat aetys Arm and higher
spot soc January; 97hc February; 81 o5,a May; No
prices advanced No 4sac. spot; 4s4c bid December,
steady and unchanged Rye dull Barley fairly active
shade higher at S35Sc spot SIC January Dressed hogs
steady with fair demand odd lots ST. 75 Shipping
81 soa 81 90 Pork irregular and fairly active SIS %
$9 January; $40 27l $40 80 February Lard
at Sl2 Is Sl2 i75s spot $l2 20 January: SI2 37Is
February. Bulk meats steady unchanged Whskey steady
with n fair demand ST 90 Recepts-ll 900 bbls
-four 900 bushels wheat 5000 do corn 90
Shipmontsl3OOo bbs hour, 1900 bushels wheat 900
do corn, 1000 do oats 800 do rye, 5000 do barley
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

Wheat request in part for exporS and the
market was stronger especially for straight No spring,
$1,000 bushels at 81 Os 81 10 for No spring 81 20 tor
81 30 for No ! Milwaukee and 81 45 ior small IoI q
Pennsylvania amber Rye was quiet and nominal
0rs wss better for prime "u new "u TIE sales were
about 5000 bushels 57c. 6Oc. Tor inferior new,
low in aaoai Barley steady. with sales Of
about 800 bushels 81 10 81 IA or Canada spot and
rive at ST 0s Tor tworowed state bet
but quiet The sales abou 5000 bushels At Zoe
New York inspection. Peas quet.
GuSSIEs quiet quoted at l5c for domestic and &C.
hxxr AND JurK.-Market quiet We quote
American dressed ton, $40 $3.50 for double and
$50 200 for single; Russia, clean, S220 $225 god
italian $500 S275. gold Manila 7e 71sc gold jute, 3lse
a5c. gold Jute butts Ssc, currency, cash. ssal hemu
MoLAssrs-sixty tbis, New Orleans sold at soc 5sc
which shows % decline e Per gallon pGrsgn @ was qss
2sc do, clayod a0c SIC muscoyado refining, SOC
English Islands SOC soc New Orleans. old crop, 4oc
5oc do new crop. good ole 55c choice 5oc fancy,
NAVAL sroRrs.-Rosin was quiet At 81 20 81 rs for
common 70 good strained Spirits turpenne was quiet a
good strained 81 Az; Tar quiet Wilmington, 81 so Tur
pentne steady; hard VI oo yellow dip, 81 So; spirits
ols.Ifhe market was quiet and without important
CSC do, southern yellow. 5sc 6oc do. yellow ant
white winter, zoe 63c inseed, casks. &c
sSe sss sperm crude, 81 80 81 IS do. Sssched WIN
Ter 81 0o do natural do ~ s. whale, crude Northern
olive casks 81 liz 81 22ls do eases, 81 50 81 4o
winter bloached fish. 55c. crude ash. 42e $50.
acted 900 bbls. reported sold AZ 7b4c Refined
fairly active and hrmer The sales foot up 5000 bbs 70
91sc. spot and month. The Philadeph market
firm l2to bid Tor cargo lots AZ Baltimore, t21ac w
do IN bbs l0l.c tor spot aud month Refined standar
white l5c. spot and month cargo lots l5e bid Advice
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
r1rzEYs sAyINas- BANK on ruE cIrY og SEW

~ York-NEw YORK, Dec 9, 1875.
The Board Of Trustees this day declared the thirty
hrs interest dividend the Of six per per
mum on all remaining In bank January for the
her calendar months the has been deposit next
previous thereto payable and aer Friday the 2it OF
January.
rteres not withdrawn viii be credited original do
nost and entitled from January and viii be
tered on the depositor's book whenever presented.
Deposits made or before Monday anuAy ~, wall bear
interest from January J.
The bank open every day Tor the reception and payment
of money from i0 A. M. T., Nj, aud Mondays and
SATURDAYS from 10 A. NJ. 70 n NJ
Rank books in German, Englst and French.
4. A. QuINrARD, President
| SEYMOUR A. BuScR, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
BUSINESS EMBARASSMENTS.

Messrs winthrop C. Ray Co.. sugar merchants, Of
No. 1lo Front street, suspended yesterday. The
lmount Of their Liabilities s not very large.
Assignments fled yesterday by James G. Nc
ceory cap dealer OF No 2 West Houston street, to
Matthew j. Wall; by James 5. and James Fl, Jackson
20 Almadus wilkinson, and by John D. Hess TO Henry
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
CARELESS CUNNING.

JOSEPH Dotse, OF Jamaica, l. \ was ont cunning
yesterday while punching in a bunch Of grass for q
quifrel with butt OF his gum which no held By the
nuzze, the lock caught and the charge exploded
tearing his hand and wrist IN a shocking manner. Dr.
Wood dressed the wound and thinks he may save the
arm. though II Is doubtful
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

then noticed probably temporary and due special
causes and we cannot agree with some Of our con
temporarics IN expecting any material change to i'm
medatcly follow the new year There are causes at
work before referred o-such the demands for
money to carry along large quantities or produce that
should have been marketed, steady and continuous
contraction Of legal tenders which point toward
different condition Tor local money market from
that which has existed for long time past The do
mestic exchanges on New York to-day are quoted by
telegraph as follows:-Savannah, 4 a SIG dis.
count; New Orleans, commercial 7-l6; bank Il;
Cincinnati 90 IS cents per 81 900; st. Louis, 81 So
and Chicago, par Foreign exchange Is quiet and
steady, with actual business at So for long and 4SS
for demand sterling
During the past few weeks the balance against us on
money order reciprocity between the United States and
England grew to be 100000, OF which the British
Postmaster General has demanded by cable immediate
payment
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following quota
tions:-United States currency skies, 122h 123 do
do, 1881, registered, 49, 11e1z do. do do coupon
l2Sl l24h; do hvetwentes, 1864, registered called
bonds ia; do do, do coupon do, ia do do, 1865
registered, l15R ll54; do. do, do, coupon ll5h
ll6; do. do, 1865, registered new, 1l6k III; do
do, do, coupon, l2oh 1904 do do, 1867, regis
tered l19 lloA; do. do do coupon, l22h 1925 !;
do do, 1868, registered 1l9 a hoy do. do, do,
coupon, l22s 1925; do. ten -fortes, registered,
ll71S l17h do. do, coupon, 117tS 11s; do, new
hves registered, lle1a III; do do coupon, l16s1
III.
Gold opened and closed at 113 with sples In the in
term at 1l31 and ll34. The rates paid for carrying
were A. a. s, g. and finally per cent.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
MoEKY MARKET.

The rate for call loans to-day opened at per cent
but gradually hardened TO gold, and then TO l32 per
diem addition the legal rate AT the close Of the
Exchange there stii remained considerable sums
wanted at the highest rates. with Offering The
HkRALD inttmatod few DAYS since that The relaxation